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ICSA Letter to ICAO on Sustainable Aviation Fuel Sustainability Criteria
March 4, 2021International Coalition for Sustainable Aviation letter to the International Civil Aviation Organization encouraging adoption of the Sustainability Criteria for CORSIA Eligible Fuels.More on:
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Blog post
With its new zero-emission commitment, FedEx raises the bar on climate leadership
March 4, 2021The pace of vehicle electrification continues to pick up steam. The latest company to make a big splash is FedEx — the delivery behemoth with more than 80,000 vehicles in its fleet. The company announced its pickup and delivery fleet will include only zero-emission vehicles by 2040. This is an important step forward, not just …More on:
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Webinar
Inside Solutions: Next Generation Takes Charge
March 4, 2021 | Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Director, Climate Corps®Three brilliant young environmental leaders - a litigator, an entrepreneur, and an advocate - discuss Gen Z’s impact in the 2020 elections and beyond. -
Blog post
3 lessons on managing Texas groundwater during drought
March 3, 2021 | Vanessa Puig-Williams, Senior Director, Climate Resilient Water SystemsHere are three key takeaways from how the Hays Trinity district is proactively managing groundwater to protect its long-term viability and landowners’ rights to groundwater. The post 3 lessons from a Texas groundwater district on managing during drought first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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A bold new commitment to the Paris Agreement is achievable – and essential for U.S. leadership
March 3, 2021This blog post was co-authored with Nat Keohane, Senior Vice President for Climate at EDF. Now that the United States is officially back in the Paris Agreement, after four years of climate inaction and denial, all eyes are on the Biden administration to see whether it will meet the moment by putting forward a new emissions …More on:
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A bold new commitment to the Paris Agreement is achievable – and essential for U.S. leadership
March 3, 2021Since the U.S. is back in the Paris Agreement, all eyes are on the Biden administration to see if it will put forward a new emissions reduction commitment.More on:
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Report
Recapturing U.S. climate leadership with a bold new commitment to the Paris Agreement
March 3, 2021To restore American leadership in the climate crisis, the Biden administration must put forward a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC).More on:
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Press release
Report: Strengthening US Climate Commitment to at Least 50% by 2030 is Achievable with Whole-of-Government Approach
March 3, 2021A range of analyses show that a bold new commitment to the Paris Agreement that cuts emissions at least 50% by 2030 can be met, putting the country on a path to net zero.More on:
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Report
Recapturing U.S. Leadership on Climate: Setting an Ambitious and Credible Nationally Determined Contribution
March 2, 2021This EDF report demonstrates how a bold 50% emissions reduction is achievable through multiple policy pathways – and that charting an ambitious path on climate is essential for growing a strong, clean U.S. economy.More on:
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Blog post
Is Oregon creating a backdoor that could undermine its own climate policy?
March 2, 2021On February 19, the U.S. officially reentered the Paris Agreement after being on the sidelines for four years. Even with the federal government beginning to restore and strengthen climate leadership, states still have a critical role to play in putting climate action points on the board. Oregon’s recently launched Climate Protection Program has the potential …More on:
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Press release
House Energy and Commerce Leaders Release Bold Climate Bill
March 2, 2021Today House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Frank Pallone (D-NJ) and Subcommittee Chairs Bobby Rush (D-IL) and Paul Tonko (D-NY) introduced an updated version of the CLEAN Future Act.More on:
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Blog post
Computer-assisted monitoring technologies are set to revolutionize fisheries
March 1, 2021 | Shems Jud, Director, Japan Fisheries & OceansBy Melissa Mahoney and Shems Jud With fisheries providing livelihoods, income and nutrition for hundreds of millions of people around the world, finding ways to preserve them is always essential. Yet in many countries, fisheries management hasn’t caught up with the digital world we live in today. Electronic fisheries monitoring and other applications of cutting-edge …More on:
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Article
ADVISORY: Joint Press Call on How the U.S. Can Cut Emissions 50% by 2030
March 1, 2021On January 27, President Biden signed a sweeping executive order that included a commitment to reach net-zero emissions by no later than 2050.More on:
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Washington state moves closer to comprehensive climate policy, strengthening its climate leadership
March 1, 2021The Washington Legislature has just advanced ambitious climate policy that would make the state the second in the nation to place an enforceable, declining limit on climate pollution from the largest-emitting sectors of its economy. -
Podcast
Transforming energy unlocking change and Bubba Gump Shrimp
March 1, 2021Steph Speirs is the CEO and co-founder of Solstice, a dynamic startup that is bringing solar energy to the 80% of Americans who are unable to install solar panels on their roofs. But our conversation with Steph on EDF's Degrees podcast goes way beyond solar energy.More on:
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Blog post
Market certainty critical to hitting ambitious state zero-emission truck goals
March 1, 2021Last year, a collection of 15 states and Washington D.C. committed to transitioning to zero-emission trucks and buses via a multi-state memorandum of understanding. This year will be a critical year for the effort, as these states begin to pinpoint the suite of policies needed to foster this transition in an equitable, maximally beneficial way.More on:
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Blog post
Washington state moves closer to comprehensive climate policy, strengthening its climate leadership
March 1, 2021This post was co-authored with Kjellen Belcher, Senior Analyst, U.S. Climate Policy at EDF. The Washington Legislature has just advanced ambitious climate policy that would make the state the second in the nation to place an enforceable, declining limit on climate pollution from the largest-emitting sectors of its economy. This is a fundamental step toward …More on:
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Press release
EDF Launches Video Series to Raise Awareness of Climate Impacts on Fishers
March 1, 2021 | Kate Bonzon, Vice President, Climate Resilient FisheriesAt World Ocean Summit, EDF launched "Portraits of Change," a new eight-part video series to raise awareness of the impacts of climate change.More on:
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Blog post
A clear path to protecting Texas from the next weather crisis
February 25, 2021 | Colin Leyden, State Director, TexasBy Colin Leyden and John Hall The aftermath of the storm we just endured will linger a lot longer than the average Texas winter. At least 80 people died. Millions of families lost power and water service as broad swaths of our critical infrastructure froze up. Families, businesses and cities are still tallying the damage,More on:
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Blog post
A teachable moment: Zero-emission school buses are a winning proposition
February 25, 2021Every pre-COVID school day, approximately 480,000 school buses carry more than 25 million children to school across the United States. Most of them run on diesel fuel and spew pollution that causes cancer, triggers asthma attacks and makes climate change worse. Indeed, of the over 40,000 school buses registered in the U.S. in 2019, only …More on:
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Press release
Clean School Buses Will Help Usher in a Healthier Future for our Children
February 25, 2021EDF Statement from Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political AffairsMore on:
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Case study
Texas Groundwater Case Studies: Hays Trinity
February 25, 2021Case study from Environmental Defense Fund of the Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District in Texas.More on:
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Blog post
Seaweeds to the rescue, redux
February 24, 2021Recently, there has been a great deal of interest and even excitement about how seaweed might be able to help save us from climate change. I appreciate the newfound exuberance for seaweed, and wholeheartedly agree that seaweeds do a lot for society and the planet. A similar awakening to the wonders of seaweed occurred in …More on:
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Blog post
3 actions Congress can take now to build more resilient coasts
February 24, 2021By proactively investing in natural infrastructure and conservation priorities, Congress can begin to build protections for the coastal ecosystems that help protect communities, while creating jobs and reducing the costs of future disasters. The post 3 actions Congress can take now to build more resilient coasts first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Latest Western Climate Initiative auction sells out; still space for more climate ambition from cap and trade
February 24, 2021 | Katelyn Roedner Sutter, California State DirectorThe latest California-Quebec auction was fully subscribed, based on results released today. This is the second quarter in a row where all allowances sold, which is good news for the state’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. There is still opportunity, however, for more ambition in the program moving forward. Today’s results, by the numbers All 54,773,607 …More on: