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U.S. Court of Appeals for D.C. Circuit denies panel rehearing and en banc rehearing for permitting program for large emitters of greenhouse gases

Texas Legislators Vote to Limit Citizens’ Ability to Protect Their Property, Health

EDF statements from Scott Anderson, Senior Policy Director, US Climate and Energy Program, and Jim Marston, Director, EDF’s Texas Office

Case studies show carbon markets in Alberta, California, Québec and the northeast Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative are maturing and sub-national efforts to price carbon are gaining steam

EDF statement from Lauren Faber, West Coast Political Director

EDF statement from John Hall, Texas State Director, Clean Energy

This year’s modest improvement in the blue crab population is good news. But much work remains to put in place the fundamental pillars of sustainable fisheries management we need.

Railroad Commission to reconsider permits for two disposal wells after study links earthquakes, drilliing

North Carolina Bill Would Reopen Hog Farms, Gut Clean Energy Policies, Shrink Buffers

Court of Appeals unanimously dismisses legal challenges to America’s first-ever national greenhouse gas and fuel efficiency standards for trucks and buses.

A bill introduced in the North Carolina House of Representatives would weaken requirements for buffers—vegetated or forested strips of land beside rivers and streams—that are among the mos

North Carolina Lawmakers Vote to Keep Renewable Energy Standard

EDF statement from Gavin Purchas, Director, California Clean Energy

REPORT: Methane from Worldwide Oil & Gas Operations a Major Climate Change Contributor, Also Untapped Opportunity for Countries to Hit Emission Goals

New White House Report Calls for a Modern, Resilient U.S. Energy System

A bill introduced in the North Carolina House of Representatives would severely undermine the state Environmental Policy Act (referred to as SEPA), a 1971 law that requires environmental r

Cheryl Roberto responds to a new NERC report that distorts the Clean Power Plan's effect on electric reliability

Five years after Deepwater Horizon Gulf oil disaster, nation’s largest environmental groups ask President Obama to make Gulf restoration a priority.

Texas bill negatively impacts more than 300 existing local drilling ordinances

Five years after the Gulf oil disaster, the focus should be on continued need for ecosystem restoration. It’s time for BP to accept responsibility.

Statement from Jim Marston, Regional Director of EDF’s Texas Office

The annual Status of U.S. Fisheries report from the National Marine Fisheries Service was released today—once again indicating positive progress for many U.S. fisheries.

Industry lawsuit impacts community safety

EDF Statement from Derek Walker, Associate Vice President, US Climate and Energy Program

Texas bills put communities at risk, strips local control for oil,gas drilling