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A river reunited: When The Colorado River reached the sea
May 15, 2014In mid-May, the Colorado River was reunited with the sea – a destination it hadn’t seen in many years – thanks to “pulse flow”. -
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U.S. Court of Appeals upholds standard to reduce soot, protect public health
May 9, 2014 | Peter Zalzal, Distinguished Counsel & Associate Vice President, Clean Air Strategies -
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New Aerial Methane Study Finds High Emissions from Oil and Gas Facilities
May 7, 2014 | Steven Hamburg, Senior Vice President, Chief Scientist -
Climate change is already affecting the American people – National Climate Assessment
May 6, 2014 | Fred Krupp, PresidentA sweeping new national report has found that Americans are feeling the effects of climate change right now and that those effects are likely to get worse. -
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Growing Returns: EDF blog featuring discussions of resilient land and water systems
May 1, 2014EDF blog featuring discussions of resilient land and water systems that allow people and nature to prosper in a changing climate.More on:
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Innovative Bill Would Save Customers Millions, Help State Fight Climate Change
April 30, 2014Senate Bill 1414 was voted out of committee today and is on a clear path to save Californians energy and money. Discover more in this article. -
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Establishing a biological and ecological baseline of Cuba’s coastal ecosystems
April 29, 2014By: Kendra Karr & Owen Liu A team of scientists from Cuba and EDF set sail on an expedition to assess the status and health of marine ecosystems of the Gulf of Ana Maria and the Gardens of the Queen marine reserve in southern Cuba, one of the most pristine and intact coral reef ecosystems … -
Supreme Court Win for Cross-State Air Pollution Rule
April 29, 2014 | Vickie Patton, General CounselThe U.S. Supreme Court decided that the EPA exceeded its authority when it attempted to create a cap and trade system for emissions from power plants. -
New Draft of House Chemical Safety Bill Falls Short
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Statement by EDF Associate Vice President, Natural Gas, Mark Brownstein on Baker Hughes Move to Disclose Chemicals Used in Hydraulic Fracturing
April 25, 2014 | Mark Brownstein, Senior Vice President, Energy Transition -
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Collaborative research in the Gulf of Ana Maria & the Gardens of the Queen
April 24, 2014By: Kendra Karr & Owen Liu A team of scientists from Cuba and EDF set sail on an expedition to assess the status and health of marine ecosystems of the Gulf of Ana Maria and the Gardens of the Queen marine reserve in southern Cuba, one of the most pristine and intact coral reef ecosystems … -
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Why Latinos are disproportionately affected by asthma, and what we can do
April 22, 2014We have an opportunity to address part of the problem by demanding that our leaders take action to reduce asthma hazards – for Latinos, and for the nationMore on:
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Tri-national collaboration & research in the Gardens of the Queen: The expedition begins
April 21, 2014By: Kendra Karr & Owen Liu With support from the Waitt Foundation, EDF launched an initiative last year with the University of Havana’s Center for Marine Research that allowed teams of Cuban, U.S. and Mexican scientists to carry out a series of expeditions to conduct vital new research on Cuba’s remarkable—but understudied—marine and coastal ecosystems. … -
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Tri-national collaboration & research in the Gardens of the Queen: The expedition begins
April 21, 2014Coral reefs are some of the world’s most imperiled marine habitats. Impacts from climate change, pollution, overfishing and resource extraction combine to threaten reefs all over the world. This is especially true in the Caribbean, where rapid development is underway across the Caribbean Sea, exacerbating the stressors on coral reefs and their related seagrass and mangrove ecosystems.
