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The way forward to kicking our carbon addiction
May 7, 2014Just like a patient who has been told to stop smoking for years, there has been plenty of warning that our “unfiltered” smokestacks spewing carbon pollution are causing serious damage to our environment and health. -
Trucks delivering six miles per gallon won't work in the long haul
May 7, 2014Fixing freight: Stronger fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas standards for our nation’s heavy trucks are achievable, cost-effective and critical. -
New report: How climate change is impacting where you live
May 6, 2014The latest National Climate Assessment report shows how climate change is impacting every region of the United States. -
From field to table, how companies and farmers are working together to feed the world sustainably
May 1, 2014A mix of traditional and innovative farming techniques allow farmers to help the environment while improving their bottom line. -
Our New York Times op-ed weighs the benefits and costs of fracking
May 1, 2014Pragmatic questions and realities that transcend the rhetoric on shale gas development. -
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Establishing a biological and ecological baseline of Cuba’s coastal ecosystems
April 29, 2014 | Kendra Karr, Senior Scientist II, Ocean Research & DevelopmentBy: Kendra Karr & Owen Liu A team of scientists from Cuba and EDF set sail on an expedition to assess the status and health of marine ecosystems of the Gulf of Ana Maria and the Gardens of the Queen marine reserve in southern Cuba, one of the most pristine and intact coral reef ecosystems … -
Americans ARE worried about climate change - they just don't realize it
April 29, 2014Climate change may not immediately come to mind when people consider the economy, debt, and healthcare- but it should. -
Going with the flow: Nature responds to the Colorado River pulse flow
April 25, 2014Observations on an experiment designed to mimic the spring floods that historically inundated the Colorado River Delta. -
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Collaborative research in the Gulf of Ana Maria & the Gardens of the Queen
April 24, 2014 | Kendra Karr, Senior Scientist II, Ocean Research & DevelopmentBy: Kendra Karr & Owen Liu A team of scientists from Cuba and EDF set sail on an expedition to assess the status and health of marine ecosystems of the Gulf of Ana Maria and the Gardens of the Queen marine reserve in southern Cuba, one of the most pristine and intact coral reef ecosystems … -
Two female scientists making a "material" difference in clean energy
April 24, 2014Get to know two awe-inspiring female scientists who truly define “cutting edge” when it comes to the critical technologies we need to transition away from dirty fossil fuels. -
What it takes to compete in the global energy race
April 24, 2014Reliable, affordable energy powers industrial innovation and growth; here's how the U.S. stacks up. -
How science and policy are joining forces to reduce methane pollution
April 23, 2014Reducing methane emissions is a tailor made opportunity for putting in place sound policy, developed collaboratively for the country. -
What's next for environmentalism? A look at the transformation already underway.
April 22, 2014Public understanding of the climate threat has been rising, states have been leading, corporate leaders have helped all along the way. Now it’s time for Washington to take up the issue again as well. -
Why Latinos are disproportionately affected by asthma, and what we can do
April 22, 2014We have an opportunity to address part of the problem by demanding that our leaders take action to reduce asthma hazards – for Latinos, and for the nation as a whole. -
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Tri-national collaboration & research in the Gardens of the Queen: The expedition begins
April 21, 2014 | Kendra Karr, Senior Scientist II, Ocean Research & DevelopmentBy: Kendra Karr & Owen Liu With support from the Waitt Foundation, EDF launched an initiative last year with the University of Havana’s Center for Marine Research that allowed teams of Cuban, U.S. and Mexican scientists to carry out a series of expeditions to conduct vital new research on Cuba’s remarkable—but understudied—marine and coastal ecosystems. … -
People, not new power plants, are driving the clean energy future
April 21, 2014With "demand response," people can adjust their power usage in exchange for a financial reward. -
An in-depth look at the future of American energy and how we get there
April 18, 2014EDF is working to bring forth a new, dynamic approach to American energy. -
Oil and water: Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon BP oil spill
April 18, 2014The fourth anniversary of the BP Oil Spill presents an important chance to review what we have learned, and not yet learned, from this tragedy, and what those lessons might mean for the future of the Gulf. -
My climate confession: I assumed we had limits on power plant pollution
April 17, 2014I was shocked when I learned the truth. As of right now, there are no national limits on carbon pollution from power plants, despite their being the single largest source of carbon pollution in the United States. With your help, 2014 could see that change. -
When it comes to carbon, pay now or pay more later
April 16, 2014The current price the U.S. government places on carbon dioxide emitted today is too low because it ignores things we know are linked to a changing climate that aren’t so easily quantifiable. -
How California produced the state's first ever climate dividend
April 16, 2014This month, many Californians will receive the state’s first ever dividend or "climate credit" from a cap and trade program. -
Four ways the U.S. military can adopt clean energy for national security
April 15, 2014Recent reports show climate change is a growing defense challenge but also an opportunity for the Defense Department to lead mitigation and adaptation efforts. -
Report: Staggering amounts of toxic chemicals produced across America
April 14, 2014A new report tallies billions of pounds of chemicals in the American marketplace that are known or strongly suspected to cause increasingly common disorders, including certain cancers, developmental disabilities, and infertility. -
Is global warming real? Another 30 second answer.
April 14, 2014How a communications professional answers the question, "Is global warming real?" Spoiler: It is real. -
Top takeaways from the latest IPCC report
April 14, 2014The latest IPCC report analyzes a thousand scenarios for mitigation. Here’s what you should know.