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Electric vehicle batteries are really good, and they’re getting even better
October 26, 2023Top researchers and engineers around the world are working to make EV batteries cleaner, cheaper, faster to charge and even recyclable. Here’s a sneak preview of new battery technologies.More on:
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New carbon credit integrity guidelines could boost buyer confidence in agriculture
October 26, 2023 | Amy Hughes, Director, Markets and Finance, Climate-Smart AgricultureVoluntary carbon markets are a source of much-needed finance to help the agriculture sector realize its potential for climate mitigation. Still, carbon credit buyers face challenges in differentiating carbon credits that represent real and verifiable climate impact, based on the latest science and best practices in a crowded marketplace. It takes due diligence to get …More on:
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How the Inflation Reduction Act will help drive major methane emissions reductions
October 25, 2023 | Edwin LaMair, Attorney, U.S. Legal & RegulatoryComing off yet another summer of record-breaking heat, it’s clear that climate action can’t wait. The world is hunting for solutions that can deliver on speed and scale, so there is more and more international attention on reducing oil and gas methane emissions as a crucial part of our climate approach. The International Energy Agency …More on:
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Kansas Crop Mix Needs to Shift by 2050 Due to Climate Change
October 25, 2023New EDF report finds that a more diverse Kansas crop mix would cut water use more than 10% while boosting nutrition per acre -
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Latin America’s Climate Challenge, and Opportunity
October 25, 2023 | Juan Pablo Hoffmaister, Associate Vice President, Global Engagement and PartnershipsAt Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Week, the region’s leaders and climate stakeholders will have the opportunity to collaborate and advance discussions on climate policies that address multiple issues for both mitigation and adaptation. Climate financing, both from rich countries and the private sector, will need to be scaled up for solutions to work. -
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No Comment: Overcoming Barriers for Investors to Find their Voice on Climate Policy
October 25, 2023By Sean Hackett The dire need to slash greenhouse gas and methane emissions from the global oil and gas sector is driving a surge of investors to advocate for stronger climate policies that accelerate the energy transition and mitigate risks. The transition to a low-carbon economy is already well underway. By embracing climate policies and …More on:
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Opportunities to support equitable and just housing adaptation in the floodplain
October 24, 2023Environmental Defense Fund andCornell University partnered this past year to better understand the programs that support proactive retrofitting or relocating to accommodate flood risk for a range of housing types in New York City. We are sharing our preliminary takeaways about opportunities to close the resilient housing gap. The post Opportunities to support equitable and just housing adaptation in the floodplain first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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U.S. Banking Regulators Issue New Guidance for Climate Risk Management
October 24, 2023 | Stephanie Jones, Senior Attorney, Climate RiskThree agencies that are the backbone of U.S. banking regulation have developed joint guidance on how banks should manage the monetary risks of the climate crisis.More on:
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North Carolina Governor Announces New Council to Advance Environmental Justice
October 24, 2023 | Dionne Delli-Gatti, Associate Vice President, Community EngagementStatement from Dionne Delli-Gatti, Associate Vice President, Community Engagement, Environmental Defense FundMore on:
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What investors need to know about carbon credits
October 23, 2023 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceMore on:
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Carbon Credits 101 For Investors
October 23, 2023 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceMore on:
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EDF applauds EPA’s proposal to ban commercial and consumer uses of TCE
October 23, 2023 | Maria Doa, Senior Director, Chemicals PolicyEPA proposes to ban toxic chemical known to cause serious health risks.More on:
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Success of Hydrogen Hubs requires a step increase in transparency
October 20, 2023 | Natasha Vidangos, Senior Director, Climate Innovation and TechnologyThis blog was co-authored with Erik Kamrath, Hydrogen Advocate, Climate and Clean Energy at NRDC and Pete Budden, Advocate, Climate and Clean Energy at NRDC. After much anticipation, President Biden and the Department of Energy (DOE) announced on October 13th the winners of the DOE hydrogen hub (H2Hub) program — a program intended to leverage …More on:
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Colorado Becomes First State in Mountain West to Adopt Second-Generation Clean Car Standard
October 20, 2023 | Larissa Koehler, Director, Vehicle Electrification & Senior AttorneyThe Colorado Air Quality Control Commission voted unanimously to adopt second-generation safeguards that will expand sales of new zero-emitting cars and passenger trucks in the state.More on:
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Colorado Takes Big Step Backward on Climate, Formally Approving Rule that Allows Industry to Increase Climate Pollution
October 20, 2023 | Katie Schneer, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateEDF Statement from Katie Schneer, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateMore on:
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Louisiana finalizes rules to stem the tide of orphan wells
October 20, 2023 | Liz Russell , State Director, LouisianaStatement from Liz Russell, Louisiana State Director, Environmental Defense FundMore on:
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Myths about solar and wind could stall the fight against climate change
October 19, 2023Wind and solar power are key to a green energy future, and some states have begun to fight back against the misinformation hurting clean energy at a local level.More on:
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EDF Launches Million-Dollar Ad Campaign about Benefits of Clean Cars
October 19, 2023 | Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political AffairsEnvironmental Defense Fund today launched a million-dollar ad campaign emphasizing how federal policies, like EPA's proposed clean car standards and the tax credits and infrastructure investments in President Biden's clean energy plan, will lead to wider choices in electric vehicles for consumers.More on:
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Riding the Rails: Can Intermodal Transport Help Decarbonize Freight?
October 19, 2023 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceFreight transport is at the leading edge of a decarbonization revolution, with heavy-duty electric trucks rolling onto US roads as companies work to push health- and climate-harming emissions out of the supply chain.More on:
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Biden administration will invest billions across 44 states to improve electric grid reliability
October 18, 2023 | Ted Kelly, Director and Lead Counsel, U.S. Clean EnergyStatement of EDF Senior Attorney Ted KellyMore on:
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Unlocking Geothermal Energy: Overcoming the Obstacles
October 18, 2023 | Andrew Howell, Senior Director, Sustainable FinanceOil and gas companies, federal agencies, and ambitious start-ups are coming together around innovation in geothermal energy that could give it a foundational role in the emerging clean power grid.More on:
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Industry is Scapegoating EPA for New Chemical Review Delays
October 17, 2023 | Maria Doa, Senior Director, Chemicals PolicyWhat’s Happening? The chemical industry has an extensive—and ongoing—history of complaining about how long it takes EPA to do new chemical safety reviews. The irony is that industry is the very player causing the delays in EPA’s review process. Clear data indicate that chemical manufacturers are primarily responsible for the length of EPA’s reviews and …More on:
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Duke aims to miss state carbon reduction requirements in proposed Carbon Plan
October 17, 2023To comply with its carbon-reduction laws on the books and support healthier communities, North Carolina should be shifting its electricity sources from coal to lower-cost clean energy. But in its latest plan presented to the NC Utilities Commission in August, Duke Energy proposed a coal-to-gas transition – a shift that offers North Carolina households and …More on:
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How dairy companies and farmers can help save the planet
October 17, 2023 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorDairy companies and farmers have a big opportunity to cut emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, while continuing to help feed the world. -
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Why is there a new proposed tax on electric vehicles?
October 17, 2023 | Alexandra (Ali) DySard, Senior Policy Specialist, Florida ProgramsSenate Bill 28 and House Bill 107 would create a punitive flat annual license tax for EV owners of $200.More on: