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US and EU methane push sets global benchmark for climate action ahead of November talks
September 17, 2021 | Mark Brownstein, Senior Vice President, Energy TransitionThe U.S. and the European Union announced the best climate news we’ve had in a long time today, a commitment to cut their methane emissions 30% by the end of the decade, rallying other governments to join them.More on:
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Press release
Aquatic foods key to ending micronutrient deficiencies for millions, study finds
September 16, 2021166 million micronutrient deficiencies could be averted by 2030 if the global production of marine and freshwater foods is increased by 15.5 million tons.More on:
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Breaking down China’s seafood trade pathways
September 15, 2021 | Daniel Willard, Former Lead Senior EconomistNo major global fishery ecosystem is untouched by China’s seafood economy. Its world-leading volume of fish catch and position in global seafood supply chains bring it to the forefront of critical economic and conservation policy issues. Our new paper in Marine Policy explores the changing face of China’s seafood economy. We bring to the surface …More on:
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Background
CBS highlights EDF’s high-tech tools in the climate fight
September 13, 2021CBS news video highlights EDF's high-tech tools to monitor methane leaks that contribute to global warming.More on:
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Press release
New Tool Shows Power, Transportation Sectors Offer Biggest Climate Pollution Cuts for Lowest Cost
August 31, 2021 | Morgan Rote, Senior Policy Director, Fuels and FeedstocksA revamped ‘cost curve’ from Evolved Energy Research and EDF points to low-cost action to clean power and transport for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.More on:
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Report
Marginal Abatement Cost Curve for U.S. Net Zero Energy Systems
August 30, 2021Using the latest energy models, EDF teamed up with Evolved Research to create a new and improved cost curve that provides a roadmap for policymakers exploring ways to get to net-zero carbon emissions. The curve demonstrates the need for policymakers to support big, low-cost cuts in carbon emissions now, as well as the need to support the development of newer technologies that can help get us past the finish line. -
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Sustainable fisheries management experiences from China
August 27, 2021 | Fang Sun, Senior Manager, Resilient Fisheries & OceansMarine fisheries provide protein for more than 3 billion people worldwide, provide employment opportunities for more than 200 million people, and make significant contributions to people’s livelihoods, food security and well-being. However, due to climate change, overfishing, habitat destruction, marine environmental pollution and eutrophication, global fishery resources — including Chinese fisheries — are facing a …More on:
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Analysis
A revamped cost curve for reaching net-zero emissions
August 26, 2021EDF teamed with Evolved Research to create a new and improved cost curve that provides a roadmap for policymakers exploring net zero carbon emissions.More on:
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Letter to FEMA on RE: Request for Information on FEMA Programs, Regulations, and Policies (86 FR 21325, Docket ID: FEMA-2021-0011)
August 17, 2021 | Natalie Snider, Ph.D., Associate Vice President, Climate Resilient Coasts & WatershedsLetter to Administrator Criswell on opportunities to increase equity in flood resilience.More on:
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Event
Priorities and places for nature-based solutions to reduce flood and chemical exposure risks in Galveston Bay
August 17, 2021 | Elena Craft, Associate Vice President, Climate and HealthStakeholder presentation for National Academy of Sciences grant to examine and address the vulnerability of petrochemical facilities along Galveston Bay to flood-induced chemical spills and releases.More on:
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Report
Progress of China's TAC System: Evaluation Report for Zhejiang and Fujian Pilots (Chinese)
August 17, 2021 | Fang Sun, Senior Manager, Resilient Fisheries & OceansThis report (in Chinese) analyzes the catch monitoring and supervision systems in detail, describes the pilot experience and challenges encountered, and puts forward suggestions for improvement.More on:
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Progress of China's TAC System: Evaluation Report for Zhejiang and Fujian Pilots (English)
August 17, 2021 | Fang Sun, Senior Manager, Resilient Fisheries & OceansThis report (in English) analyzes the catch monitoring and supervision systems in detail, describes the pilot experience and challenges encountered, and puts forward suggestions for improvement.More on:
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Press release
New Research Shows Large-Scale Emissions Reductions Programs Provide Durable Climate Protection
August 13, 2021 | Steve Schwartzman, Senior Director, Tropical Forest PolicyEDF and Princeton University researchers show how emissions reductions policies and programs can drive lasting reductions in carbon dioxide.More on:
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New IPCC report zeroes in on urgency of reducing methane
August 12, 2021 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental StudiesThe new report by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is the direst warning yet that we must rapidly and drastically slash climate emissions around the world and that reducing methane emissions is mission critical. Though the report includes some important opportunities, it’s a very sober read. Let’s get some of the central …More on:
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Fish: the missing ingredient in addressing global malnutrition
August 12, 2021 | Kristin Kleisner, Associate Vice President, Oceans ScienceOne of the things I focus on in my role as a climate scientist is understanding the impact of climate change on ocean fish populations as well as better fishery management practices to help ensure the continued delivery of seafood and livelihoods for millions of people around the world. Critically, the world is confronted with …More on:
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A climate scientist’s top 5 takeaways from the latest IPCC climate report
August 9, 2021 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental StudiesA new climate report is out and it is the most dire yet. Though this report is full of doom and gloom, it is not too late to act to save the planet.More on:
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Press release
EDF Chief Scientist Steven Hamburg Appointed to EPA’s Scientific Advisory Board
August 3, 2021 | Steven Hamburg, Senior Vice President, Chief ScientistEDF's Steve Hamburg was named to the EPA's Scientific Advisory Board as well as to the agency's Climate Science CommitteeMore on:
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Can ecotourism increase climate resilience in tropical small-scale fishing communities?
August 2, 2021 | Christopher Cusack, Director, Oceans Technology SolutionsBy Christopher Cusack, Edwina Garchitorena and Rod Fujita Globally, fisheries are of great importance. Yet small-scale fishers and their communities in the tropics are among the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Rebuilding and managing the fish stocks that these communities rely on is critical to ensuring the food security and climate resilience …More on:
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Report
Navigating Our Changing Oceans: An Assessment of Climate Change Impacts to Highly Migratory Species in the North Atlantic Ocean
July 31, 2021 | Kristin Kleisner, Associate Vice President, Oceans ScienceAn Assessment of Climate Change Impacts to Highly Migratory Species in the North Atlantic OceanMore on:
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Fact sheet
BSG EDF Aquaculture Poll: Florida Report
July 30, 2021Results of an EDF poll exploring Florida voters' views on aquaculture.More on:
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Fact sheet
BSG EDF Aquaculture Poll: California Report
July 30, 2021Results of an EDF poll exploring California voters' views on aquaculture.More on:
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Fact sheet
BSG EDF Aquaculture Poll: National Report
July 30, 2021Results of an EDF poll exploring American voters' views on aquaculture.More on:
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Blog post
EDF analysis finds American fleets are embracing electric trucks
July 29, 2021 | Jason Mathers, Associate Vice President, Zero-Emission Truck InitiativeBy Jason Mathers and Ellen Bell Truck fleets across the country are enthusiastically embracing the emergence of electric medium- and heavy-duty trucks. This is the main finding of a new EDF analysis of public announcements and known deployments of leading fleets. EDF found nearly 500 existing electric deployments and pledges to deploy nearly 300 times …More on:
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Report
Soil carbon credits have potential but need clear standards
July 26, 2021Credits for soil carbon sequestration lack comparability and consistency. EDF and the Woodwell Climate Research Center reviewed the 12 published protocols used to generate soil carbon credits through carbon sequestration in croplands.More on:
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Press release
Surge of Interest in Soil Carbon Credits Requires Swift Action to Set Clear Standards
July 26, 2021 | Emily Oldfield, Agricultural Soil Carbon ScientistEDF's review of credit protocols found inconsistencies with measurement, reporting and verification of net climate impact.More on: