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EDF and others file brief with DC Circuit in support of Suppplmental Finding for Mercury and Air Toxics Standards

EDF Responds to Army Corps of Engineers Decision to Grant Easement on Dakota Access Pipeline

“All Signs Point to a Demolition” as Trump Administration Attacks Bipartisan Legacy of Health and Environmental Protection

Illinois Continues to Encourage Clean Energy

EDF statement from Rory Christian, Director, New York Clean Energy

New Rate Plan Boosts Clean Energy in New York State

The shallow, nearshore and intertidal areas of tropical regions across the globe harbor some of the most productive and diverse, but also most heavily impacted, marine ecosystems in the world (Wilkinson 2008; De’ath et al. 2012). By virtue of their proximity, coral reefs are inextricably linked to mangrove forests and seagrass beds, in terms of both facing common threats and supporting common species

Nine organizations focused on Louisiana coastal restoration sent letter to Gov. Edwards urging him to reject proposal that would strip $9.3 million from state’s budget.

EDF today put forward strong legal arguments supporting cap-and-trade auctions in oral arguments before the California Court of Appeal.

Will the Trump administration's willingness to flout evidence affect this critical environmental data, too?

Statoil, an international energy company, is field testing technology that detects methane leaks at one of its production facilities in the Eagle Ford, TX.

The City of Chicago released its 2016 Chicago Energy Benchmarking Report, an annual overview of Chicago buildings’ energy performance.

Wyoming judge denies preliminary injunction for BLM standards to reduce waste of natural gas on federal and tribal lands

EPA finishes mid term review of Clean Cars Standards -- leaves strong standards in place through 2025

While advocates always want more, President Obama's environmental legacy is impressive. Here's a look at his top 10 environmental accomplishments.

Statewide, 93 percent of Louisianians say that protecting Louisiana’s coastal wetlands needs attention with 56 percent calling this issue a “crisis,” according to new poll released today.

EDF urges Colorado policy makers to think differently about water management

NASEM outlines steps to build on and further strengthen the social cost of carbon – the used estimate of the cost of damages caused by carbon pollution.

EDF statement from Rory Christian, Director, New York Clean Energy

Knowing if you have a lead service line (LSL) can help you decide whether to use a filter or replace the line.

Scott Pruitt's repeated collaboration with big polluters undermines confidence in his ability to enforce clean air and water protections.

DC Circuit Court rules that briefing schedule will not be extended in case about carbon pollution standards for new power plants

Louisiana releases draft 2017 Coastal Master Plan that, if approved, will serve as blueprint for state’s coastal restoration and protection activities.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper today named Michael Regan secretary of the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality. Regan was previously associate vice president for clean energy at En

Ohio Governor Stands Up for Clean Energy Economy