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Five things to know about the Texas blackouts
February 24, 20211. Our first priority must be to help Texas families Millions in Texas were without power and drinkable water for days on end, and families across the state are still working to find food and assess the damage from burst pipes. Helping them must be our first priority. 2. Climate change means all of our …More on:
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Why Pennsylvania Should Move Forward with the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Now
February 24, 2021Last year tied for the hottest year on record. Increasing heat and flood risks from climate change, the result of historical and ongoing emissions of heat-trapping gases, threaten infrastructure, agriculture, and public health throughout Pennsylvania. The federal government, Wall Street, and Americans across the country have awakened to the challenge of climate change and are …More on:
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SEC Decision to Review Climate-Related Disclosure is a Welcome Step Forward
February 24, 2021Action will carry forward vital work to develop a comprehensive, mandatory framework to produce useful climate-related disclosure.More on:
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Rep. Clarke Introduces Bill to Increase Equity in Access to Electric Vehicles
February 24, 2021EDF Statement from Elizabeth Gore, Senior Vice President, Political AffairsMore on:
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Millions of Pounds of Air Pollution Released Because of Grid Failure, Freeze in Texas
February 23, 2021Oil refineries, petrochemical plants and other unprepared industrial facilities in Texas released 3.5 million of pounds of extra pollution into the air.More on:
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Report shows how nuts and managed vegetation are a winning combination for California growers
February 22, 2021 | Dan Kaiser, Director of Agriculture Innovation, Climate-Smart AgricultureNew report details how California orchard growers can harness the power of nature to build a more resilient agricultural system. The post Report shows how nuts and managed vegetation are a winning combination for California growers first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Lead pipe replacement in action: New case examples highlight innovative approaches to financing, outreach, and more
February 22, 2021Sam Lovell, Project Manager. Across the country, over 9 million homes still get their water through a lead pipe, called a lead service line (LSL). Fully replacing LSLs poses a myriad of challenges – cost chief amongst them – but replacement is critical to protecting the public from the harms posed by lead exposure. It …More on:
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How orchard growers can harness nature to boost climate resilience
February 22, 2021Crops like vineyards and orchards are the fastest growing category of agricultural production in California’s Central Valley totaling over 3 million acres.More on:
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51 Leading Environmental Advocacy and Public Health Organizations Recommend Robust Investments in Clean Energy Infrastructure for All
February 22, 2021 | Fred Krupp, PresidentMore than 50 advocacy organizations today called on leaders in Congress to make significant investments to accelerate the transition to a just 100% clean economy as part of an economic recoveryMore on:
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Deprived and BAME schoolchildren in London experience greater air pollution burden
February 22, 2021By: Greg Slater, data analyst Air pollution varies dramatically across London, which means not all schoolchildren have the same start in life. Using a powerful new dataset, we found that pollution is significantly higher at primary schools with more students from deprived areas, as well as at schools with a higher proportion of students of …More on:
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How can economics contribute to decarbonizing power markets?
February 19, 2021 | Kristina Mohlin, Senior Director & Distinguished Economist, Policy AnalysisElectricity system operators balance supply and demand precisely at every moment of every day through market design grounded in economic principles. As the share of variable renewable resources like wind and solar electricity on our electricity system increases, system operators, policy makers and energy market regulators are facing new questions on how to design the …More on:
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Air commission adopts landmark rule to cut methane from oil and gas pneumatic devices
February 18, 2021 | Dan Grossman, Associate Vice President, Global Energy TransitionLocal government, environmental groups, and industry collaboration led the wayMore on:
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A breakthrough to measure agriculture’s environmental impact
February 18, 2021The N-Visible framework represents a significant advancement in the science of quantifying environmental outcomes from agriculture. The post A breakthrough to measure agriculture’s environmental impact first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Environmental Models Make Invisible Nitrogen Pollution Visible — and Manageable
February 18, 2021 | Eileen McLellan, Lead Senior ScientistEDF's N-Visible framework represents a significant advancement in the science of quantifying environmental outcomes from agriculture.More on:
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Now companies can hit climate and shipping goals with new financing model
February 18, 2021To avoid the worst consequences of climate change, companies must reduce their reliance on diesel-powered trucks to move goods – and they must act quickly. Transportation is expected to be the largest source of new greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through 2050, and a major driver of dangerous air pollution, which is disproportionately concentrated in low …More on:
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Full Methods from Colorado Emissions Gap Analyses (Updated)
February 18, 2021Full Methods from Colorado Emissions Gap Analyses (Updated)More on:
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EDF Launches SmartPass Initiative to Help Manage Ocean Fishing
February 18, 2021 | Sepp Haukebo, Director, Resilient Fisheries, Belize and The BahamasEDF is launching a new platform to improve data collection and management of fishing using smart cameras coupled with artificial intelligence.More on:
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Degrees Episode 09: Peggy Shepard
February 17, 2021 | Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Director, Climate Corps®The godmother of the environmental justice movement speaks outMore on:
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4 guiding principles to foster environmental innovation in companies
February 17, 2021 | Daniel Hill, Director, Business and InnovationInnovation funds and labs have long been in practice. Private companies have used various vehicles to spark innovation and incubate new products or services for decades. Today we’re watching as environmental challenges become more severe, urgent and prolific. Pressure is on to find solutions and deploy them more quickly than ever before. We must take …More on:
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McDonald’s new safer food packaging commitment could bolster the clean circular economy
February 17, 2021Earlier this month, McDonald’s became the latest major food company to announce a commitment to remove all added fluorinated chemicals from its food packaging that is served to customers. As the world’s largest fast food restaurant chain, McDonald’s new global commitment is a vital step towards improving food safety and protecting consumer health. McDonald’s announcement …More on:
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Degrees Episode 10: Steven Moelk
February 17, 2021 | Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Director, Climate Corps®The unlikely leader of IKEA's EV revolutionMore on:
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Why investors should support climate policy: three myths debunked
February 17, 2021A prediction: 2021 will be the year that Wall Street rethinks its relationship with K Street. With corporate political spending and lobbying under increasing scrutiny and a new administration advancing financially material, government-wide climate action, financial institutions have good reason to reassess their climate lobbying. While some banks and asset managers have pushed for climate-friendly …More on:
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Degrees Episode 11: Adam Heltzer
February 17, 2021 | Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Director, Climate Corps®ESG: Using finance to drive real change -
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Degrees Episode 12: Pete Muller
February 17, 2021 | Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Director, Climate Corps®A National Geographic photographer captures the emotional impacts of climate change -
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Three ways to turn net zero plans into progress
February 17, 2021 | Elizabeth Sturcken, Vice President, Net Zero Ambition & ActionAs stakeholder demand for climate leadership surges and as the business benefits of climate action become clear, executives are increasingly embracing net zero by 2050 as the new business imperative. This means setting net zero by 2050 goals, and turning these pledges into progress. As the Transform to Net Zero initiative stated in its position …More on: