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A bill introduced in the North Carolina House of Representatives would weaken requirements for buffers—vegetated or forested strips of land beside rivers and streams—that are among the mos

North Carolina Lawmakers Vote to Keep Renewable Energy Standard

EDF statement from Gavin Purchas, Director, California Clean Energy

REPORT: Methane from Worldwide Oil & Gas Operations a Major Climate Change Contributor, Also Untapped Opportunity for Countries to Hit Emission Goals

New White House Report Calls for a Modern, Resilient U.S. Energy System

A bill introduced in the North Carolina House of Representatives would severely undermine the state Environmental Policy Act (referred to as SEPA), a 1971 law that requires environmental r

Cheryl Roberto responds to a new NERC report that distorts the Clean Power Plan's effect on electric reliability

Five years after Deepwater Horizon Gulf oil disaster, nation’s largest environmental groups ask President Obama to make Gulf restoration a priority.

Texas bill negatively impacts more than 300 existing local drilling ordinances

Five years after the Gulf oil disaster, the focus should be on continued need for ecosystem restoration. It’s time for BP to accept responsibility.

Statement from Jim Marston, Regional Director of EDF’s Texas Office

The annual Status of U.S. Fisheries report from the National Marine Fisheries Service was released today—once again indicating positive progress for many U.S. fisheries.

The West Virginia v. EPA case involved the Trump administration’s repeal of the 2015 Obama-era Clean Power Plan.

We’re glad InsideClimate News concluded that our scientific research is sound. But we need to set a few things straight.

Industry lawsuit impacts community safety

EDF Statement from Derek Walker, Associate Vice President, US Climate and Energy Program

Texas bills put communities at risk, strips local control for oil,gas drilling

EDF statement from John Finnigan, Lead Attorney, US Climate and Energy Program

Here's a look at the new documentary “Merchants of Doubt” and the tactics used by the climate deniers to spread doubt and confusion about global warming.

The U.S. confirmed its commitment to cut its emissions 26-28%, meaning countries representing more than half of global energy-related carbon emissions have put their targets on the table.

Five years later, the BP Gulf oil spill’s impacts to habitats and wildlife are still evident and ongoing, and the need for restoration continues.

Study Confirms Sound Policies, Responsible Management Help Local Utilities Reduce Methane Emissions from Natural Gas Leaks But uneven results show more work still needed

The Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Economic Development approved Senate Bill 1165 by Senator Troy Fraser.

Mexico became the first emerging economy to announce a commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions after 2020, pledging to peak its emissions by 2026 and reduce its emissions 22% by 2030

Fred Krupp praises Harry Reid's record on the day Reid announces his retirement