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A major push by many people for a price on carbon, a pledge to halve deforestation by 2020, the launch of a Global Alliance for Climate-Smart Agriculture - and much more made for an extra-ordinary Climate Week.

Dry land is not a myth, nor are ways to keep us in the blue.

Negotiating global carbon emissions agreements is tough, but New York City and state can offer some good pointers.

The UN Climate Summit will be a launching pad for new initiatives seeking to make immediate progress on carbon emissions.

Contrary to Nadine Unger’s claims, the "high risk" is to ignore the 200 billion tons of at-risk carbon stocks in the world’s tropical forests.

Staying home is not an option when you’re trying to change policy in a big way.

Some say climate change hit a plateau and that urgent action won't be needed, after all - but there's more to the story.

Five high-tech, low-cost devices that can be used to find methane leaks in the oil and gas sector have been selected for testing.

EDF harnesses the power of the marketplace to meet environmental goals, but we know there are times when other strategies are needed.

We have more evidence than ever before that clean air standards benefit our health and wallets.

Companies are looking for ways to lessen their impact on the environment because it's good for business, plain and simple.

It’s a moment of truth for President Obama - time to move forward with federal methane regulations.

Your favorite beers and snacks could fall victim to rising global temperatures.

Dozens of critical projects are in limbo because of lack of funding. This week's ruling in the 2010 Deep Horizon oil spill could change that.

Seafood Watch says nearly all fish caught in the West Coast groundfish fishery are now considered sustainable options for consumers.

We must address the disconnect between how our energy and water sectors are priced, regulated and managed.

Restored wetlands offer a buffer against catastrophic storms surge like the one Hurricane Katrina brought in 2005.

Updated maps help steer clean energy investments and new jobs to the neighborhoods that need it most.

Farmers in several states are taking steps to reduce fertilizer runoff, but much more needs to be done to address a growing, nationwide problem.

Karen Edson is helping to reshape California’s electric grid at a critical time.

Business as usual won't cut it if we're soon going to feed 9 billion people without ruining our planet, but some farmers are already showing the way.

Opponents of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's plan to cut emissions from power plants say it can't be done. Here's why they're wrong.

Denmark gets 30 percent of its electricity from renewable sources today, and aims for 50 percent by 2050. Time to learn a thing or two from the Danes?

Melting permafrost speeds up warming in the short-term while committing our planet to warmer temperatures for centuries to come.

A good read is a must on the beach or during a long flight, so don't miss these reading tips from EDF staff.