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A report from Environmental Defense Fund shows that reporting on methane has improved slightly, though unevenly, within the U.S. oil and gas industry.

Report: Oil & Gas Companies Under-reporting Key Investment Risk from Methane

EDF Comments on California Legislative Action on Aliso Canyon Leak

TXU Energy Now Offers Customers 100% Homegrown, Texas Solar Plan

Home energy storage is the latest technology trend to disrupt the utility business as we once knew it.

Governor Brown Declares California Gas Leak a State of Emergency; EDF statement from Mark Brownstein, Vice President, Climate & Energy

Even with the natural climate cycle of El Niño, human emissions of greenhouse gases accounted for 95 percent of the dramatic warming in 2015.

Since 2007, EDF has been in India working with local partners to provide tools for implementing market-based solutions to tough environmental challenges.

Robert E. Jones, regional director for the Gulf of Mexico at Environmental Defense Fund, made the following statement regarding the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisian

Today, Louisiana Governor-Elect John Bel Edwards announced that Johnny Bradberry is his appointee for Executive Assistant to the Governor for Coastal Activities.

Investors need to pay greater attention to methane emissions from the oil and gas industry and advocate better disclosure practices on this emerging issue.

Exelon filed testimony to challenge FirstEnergy’s four billion dollar bailout request for its uneconomic power plants.

2015 was a banner year for environmental policy, and 2016 can accelerate that trend if we pair ambition with accountability.

New Footage Reveals First Aerial View of Methane Leak Polluting Los Angeles County

The U.S. Congress unveiled a year-end spending bill that includes more than $10 million in funding for the Louisiana Coastal Area (LCA) Program.

EDF Statement from Gavin Purchas, California Director, Clean Energy

There are no guarantees, but there's now a good chance we can put the world on a healthier path.

Statement from Eric Holst, associate vice president of working lands at EDF

D.C. Circuit Court denies a stay for the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards -- they will stay in place through future court proceedings

AEP Settlement in Ohio Signals a Loss for Competition and Clean Air

Fred Krupp, EDF president, says We have reached a transformative moment in the long struggle to get serious about climate change.

Paris begins a new, more ambitious chapter in the history of climate action. The era of delay is over.

Governor Sandoval and Secretary Jewell announce support for pilots on private and public lands through the Nevada Conservation Credit System

The new draft text is further proof that the Paris talks are building a strong, durable agreement.

Transparency, no double counting of reductions, and stock-taking every five years are the essential elements. We can't leave Paris without a credible framework to ratchet up the ambition