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Report
Building transmission to secure a clean & equitable electricity grid
February 21, 2024Transmission plays a central role in achieving a 100% clean electricity grid. To accelerate the essential transition from fossil fuel-fired power plants to renewable energy, we need to build more transmission to move clean energy across the country in addition to scaling up local, distributed clean energy resources. -
Fact sheet
Climate impacts of hydrogen (PDF)
February 16, 2024Although hydrogen is widely considered a climate “solution,” it creates several climate challenges depending on how it is produced, managed, and used. Fortunately, there are actions we can take to maximize the climate benefits of hydrogen by ensuring it is deployed strategically and effectively.More on:
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Blog post
Five reasons why mandatory flood disclosure in Florida would be a big win for realtors
February 14, 2024 | Rachel Rhode, Manager, Climate Resilient Coasts & WatershedsBy: Rachel Rhode, Manager, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds and Eve Cooke, Fellow, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds Buying a home is often one of the biggest financial decisions individuals and families will ever make. More than one-third of Florida properties are at risk of severe flooding in the next 30 years, and despite these …More on:
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Scarcity and excess: Tackling water-related risks to agriculture in the United States
February 13, 2024 | Eileen McLellan, Lead Senior ScientistThis report from EDF provides an overview of the dual water stressors of too little and too much water, the current and potential future impacts these might have on agriculture, and to highlight emerging adaptation strategies to enhance resilience.More on:
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Blog post
How Companies are Growing Profits and Making Climate Progress: Case Studies
February 7, 2024A new report from EDF and Sustainable Public Affairs showcases case studies on how EU companies are acting on climate goals while growing profits.More on:
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Report
Lender perceptions and actions on conservation agriculture: Survey insights from four upper Midwest states
February 7, 2024A new survey of agricultural lenders in the upper Midwest reveals important insights about their perceptions and support for farmers’ conservation efforts. As the first of its kind, the survey from EDF and partners can inform agricultural lending institutions’ climate and sustainability strategy development.More on:
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Report
Advancing effective and equitable crediting: Natural climate solutions crediting handbook
February 6, 2024This Handbook from EDF guides readers through key decisions and complex issues involved in creating effective crediting systems for natural climate solutions (NCS).More on:
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Video
EDF explains: The untapped potential of blue foods
February 4, 2024Blue foods, seafood and aquatic plants, can help sustainably feed the world.More on:
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Blog post
Our Nation’s wetlands are at risk. So is our ability to manage flooding.
February 1, 2024 | Jesse Gourevitch, High Meadows Post-Doctoral Economics FellowFollowing the Sackett v. EPA Supreme Court decision in May 2023, millions of acres of wetlands across the U.S. lost critical federal protections they once had under the Clean Water Act The post Our Nation’s wetlands are at risk. So is our ability to manage flooding. first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Collection
Natural Climate Solutions Crediting Handbook
January 31, 2024Scaling up natural climate solutions, or NCS, could help us reach climate goals while providing social and economic co-benefits.More on:
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Fact sheet
Driving change: How electric vehicles are benefiting people across the U.S.
January 31, 2024Consumers in the U.S. are already saving money by owning electric vehicles. Explore our collection of state-specific fact sheets to learn how EVs are improving lives.More on:
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Article
Why should we protect wetlands? Because wetlands protect us
January 30, 2024Wetlands are a vital part of our ecosystem. They provide critical flood protection, helping safeguard against damage from hurricanes. But they are in danger and need our help.More on:
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Overview
Cutting methane pollution to slow climate change
January 30, 2024Through research and advocacy, we’ve been driving global action to cut methane pollution for over a decade, and we’re launching a methane-tracking satellite to help scale reductions worldwide. -
Explainer
How MethaneSAT is different from other satellites
January 29, 2024Data from MethaneSAT will help measure methane pollution from oil and gas facilities worldwide, with both a broad scope and exacting precision.More on:
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Analysis
The importance of accounting method and sampling depth to estimate changes in soil carbon stocks
January 26, 2024 | Emily Oldfield, Agricultural Soil Carbon ScientistWe need scientifically robust and accessible ways to measure soil carbon to ensure that different practice changes deliver reliable results. This research article from Environmental Defense Fund highlights two best practices for measuring carbon in soil.More on:
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Report
Extreme heat’s impacts on farm financial outcomes in Kansas
January 26, 2024Environmental Defense Fund, Cornell University, and Kansas State University studied how severe weather financially impacts Kansas farms and how management choices and government programs mitigate the negative impacts. The study used a 40-year Kansas farm financial dataset and historic weather data to measure the impacts of extreme heat on gross and net farm income.More on:
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Report
How utilities and regulators can enable proactive, affordable grid expansion in the era of truck electrification
January 24, 2024A new report from Environmental Defense Fund shows that proactive infrastructure investments will be key to accelerating the long-term transition to zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles.More on:
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Press release
Report identifies new tools, strategies for utilities and state regulators to expedite truck electrification
January 24, 2024 | Cole Jermyn, Attorney, Energy TransitionA new report from Environmental Defense Fund shows that proactive infrastructure investments will be key to accelerating the long-term transition to zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles.More on:
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Illinois Renters & Condo Owners Have a Right to Charge
January 23, 2024EDF fact sheet on EV charging for Illinois home renters and condo owners.More on:
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Article
Everyone's excited about this new climate solution, but it could create a new climate problem
January 22, 2024Hydrogen, the “fuel of the future,” is coming. It already powers buses in California and cars in Europe. Small, hydrogen-fueled passenger aircraft will soon begin test flights.More on:
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Fact sheet
EDF Groundwater Management Framework
January 22, 2024Groundwater is facing unprecedented pressure from over-extraction, pollution, and climate change. EDF has developed a flexible management framework for communities to adapt in their effort to achieve sustainable groundwater use.More on:
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Blog post
Why melting polar ice is a debt we can’t afford to carry
January 19, 2024 | Alice Alpert, Senior ScientistWe now know it’s official – 2023 was the warmest year ever recorded. Citizens across the globe felt the impacts long before it was confirmed. There were unprecedented wildfires in Canada that turned the New York sky orange. Phoenix saw a record-breaking 31 consecutive days with temperatures topping 110 degrees. Along with these very immediate …More on:
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Article
8 things to consider when you’re thinking about buying an EV
January 18, 2024The ultimate electric car buyer’s guide: Eight essential questions (and answers) to consider when you’re thinking about a new car.More on:
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Video
EDF explains: Surprising facts about electric vehicles!
January 18, 2024Electric vehicles are a practical and affordable car option for everyone! This is where the future of driving is headed, so let’s dive into the facts so we can all be better informed with our car options.More on:
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Fact sheet
Building an electric grid to meet the energy demands of electric trucks and buses
January 18, 202410 recommendations from Environmental Defense Fund.More on: