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Annular pressure monitoring and testing makes for safer wells
April 7, 2021 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionThere are nearly a million active oil and gas wells in the United States, and if not correctly designed and maintained, they can leak harmful substances that will irreversibly pollute our land, air and water. A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences looked at data from over 100,000 wells …More on:
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Gearing up for a zero-emission world
April 7, 2021President Biden’s sweeping infrastructure package includes $174 billion for electric vehicles, an investment that will speed the transition away from polluting gas and diesel vehicles and toward cleaner forms of road transportation. The upfront cost of infrastructure is a key barrier to rapid deployment of zero-emission vehicles and the health and climate benefits that an …More on:
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From carbon accounting to carbon accountability: It’s time for banks to step up
April 7, 2021The Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials recently welcomed its 100th member, a milestone that reflects banks’ growing focus on measuring financed emissions. But while robust carbon accounting is necessary for the long term, it is no substitute for action now. To pick up the pace of Paris alignment, banks must begin targeting financed emissions in …More on:
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4 things regulators should know about heavy-duty truck charging
April 7, 2021A study commissioned by EDF and conducted by Gladstein, Neandross and Associates provides a pathway to ensuring heavy duty trucks can electrify.More on:
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Fact sheet
Fact Sheet: Understanding the Costs of Inaction on Climate Change for Iowa Farmers
April 6, 2021EDF-sponsored research shows the potential cost of climate inaction in Iowa within the next 10 to 20 years.More on:
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Report
The Near-Term Financial Impacts of Projected Climate Change on Iowa Agriculture
April 6, 2021Environmental Defense Fund commissioned K·Coe Isom, LLP to estimate the potential effect of climate-change induced yield changes on farm revenue, economic productivity, and government revenues in Iowa in the next two decades (2020 to 2039).More on:
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Website
A survey of groundwater in the Colorado River Basin
April 6, 2021Story Map by Environmental Defense FundMore on:
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Website
California’s first open-source water accounting platform
April 6, 2021A pilot project advancing sustainable groundwater management.More on:
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Blog post
Arizona must finish groundwater work 40 years later
April 6, 2021Just as collaboration, innovation and leadership on groundwater were needed to ensure a resilient economic future for Arizona’s cities, EDF argues they are also needed today to ensure the survival and prosperity of rural Arizona.More on:
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Press release
D.C. Circuit Ends Two Trump Administration Efforts to Undermine Pollution Protections
April 5, 2021 | Rosalie Winn, Director and Lead Counsel, Methane and Clean Air PolicyU.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled on cases involving Trump administration actions that would delay or undermine pollution protections.More on:
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Report
Climate inaction could have a heavy financial toll on Iowa farmers
April 5, 2021This report from EDF models the potential climate change impacts on Iowa corn, soy and silage production over the next two decades.More on:
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Blog post
Electrifying trucks and buses is an opportunity for lasting change
April 1, 2021The transportation sector is on the cusp of massive change, and one segment within it is ripe for reinvention: medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.More on:
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Blog post
These key policies in Biden’s infrastructure plan can deliver big wins on jobs and climate
April 1, 2021 | Derek Walker, Vice President, Global Energy TransitionPresident Biden unveiled a far-reaching infrastructure package to build back the economy in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.More on:
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Press release
Carbon Fee and Dividend Bill Would Help Reduce Climate Pollution, Protect Americans
April 1, 2021EDF Statement from Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President for Political AffairsMore on:
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Webinar
The New Climate War: A Conversation with Dr. Michael E. Mann
April 1, 2021A conversation between EDF and Dr. Michael E. Mann on his new book, The New Climate War, and the most important ways to make rapid progress in the fight against climate change. -
Analysis
Assessing the Distribution of Air Pollution Health Risks within Cities: A Neighborhood-Scale Analysis Leveraging High-Resolution Data Sets in the Bay Area, California
March 31, 2021 | Maria Harris, Senior ScientistResearch from EDF and George Washington University shows air pollution takes an enormous toll on health in the San Francisco Bay Area, and the impacts vary dramatically within neighborhoods.More on:
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Analysis
Poll: Floridians expect their leaders to address climate change head-on
March 31, 2021This 2020 survey of 600 registered voters statewide shows significant concern about climate change and support for policy proposals that would address this concern.More on:
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Report
Policy Agenda to Build Flood Resilience Across North Carolina
March 31, 2021 | Will McDow, Associate Vice President, Climate Resilient Coasts and WatershedsIt's time for North Carolina to lead on climate mitigation and resilience to protect the state's residents, economy and ecosystems. This EDF report outlines four resilient policy proposals.More on:
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Blog post
Better data is critical to address health disparities in air pollution’s impacts
March 31, 2021 | Ananya Roy, Senior Health ScientistAnanya Roy, Senior Health Scientist, and Maria Harris, Environmental Epidemiologist The last several months have seen a wave of momentum in policies seeking toward advance environmental justice and equity through better data collection and mapping. In his first week in office, President Biden signed an executive order to initiate the development of a screening and …More on:
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London’s major roads are noisy, polluted and outdated. It’s time to make the Red Routes healthier and more equitable.
March 31, 2021Oliver Lord, Head of Policy and Campaigns London’s major roads – the Red Routes – cut across the capital and carry up to a third of traffic on a typical day. Like in many global cities, these busy, outdated roads create air pollution and environmental stressors that harm people’s health in different ways. A new …More on:
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Event
The rising impacts of climate change: Implications for science, law, capital markets, and policy
March 31, 2021A joint event between the Markets at Risk initiative, the Environmental Defense Fund, and the Columbia Law School's Sabin Center for Climate Change Law. -
Press release
Biden Means Business on Jobs, Health and Climate Action
March 31, 2021 | Fred Krupp, PresidentThe President’s American Jobs Plan is the kind of strong leadership we need to rebuild America, create jobs and leave a cleaner and healthier world for our kids.More on:
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Press release
New study reveals large and unequal health burden from air pollution in California’s Bay Area
March 31, 2021 | Ananya Roy, Senior Health ScientistResearch from EDF and GW University shows air pollution takes a toll on health in the SF Bay Area, and the impacts vary dramatically by neighborhood.More on:
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Blog post
Building North-South cooperation to fight the ‘tragedies’ of climate change
March 30, 2021 | Suzi Kerr, Senior Advisor, Economics and Carbon PricingThis post draws from a chapter for a book I wrote in 2020: “Overcoming the tragedy of distance – cooperating with our friends’ friends” in Living with the Climate Crisis ed. Tom Doig. Bridget Williams Books, Wellington, New Zealand I believe that finding ways to work more intensively and effectively with people with very different … -
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What does it really mean for a gas utility to go net-zero?
March 30, 2021 | Michael Colvin, Director, Regulatory and Legislative AffairsSoCalGas – the nation’s largest gas utility recently pledged to go net-zero on their greenhouse gas emissions. At face value, this is a great move, but what does this really mean for a gas-only company that has had some major climate missteps in the past? And what are the implications for current and future SoCalGas …More on: