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Cómo la reutilización de tierras está comenzando a transformar comunidades y ecosistemas vulnerables en California
April 2, 2024[View the English version of this post] La próxima vez que te encuentres buscando direcciones en tu teléfono móvil, mueve el mapa hacia el centro de California y haz zoom. Activa la capa de satélite. Lo que verás es un desconcertante mosaico. Un inmenso tablero de ajedrez marrón y verde, dividido en rectángulos, cortado por … -
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Here’s how land repurposing is beginning to transform strained communities and ecosystems in California
April 2, 2024 | Anna Schiller, Program Manager, Climate Resilient Water SystemsNext time you find yourself looking up driving directions on your phone, scroll over to central California and zoom out a bit. Turn on the satellite layer. What you’ll see is a mindboggling patchwork. A massive brown and green checkerboard, cut up in rectangles, sliced by highways, besieged by a ring of arid foothills. This …More on:
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It’s Time to Uncover the Mysteries of Blue Carbon
April 2, 2024 | Rod Fujita, Associate Vice President, Research & Development, Lead Senior Scientist IIBy Rod Fujita and Kristin Kleisner To mitigate climate change, sea level rise, and other environmental problems, some experts are looking to nature-based solutions. But which solutions are the most impactful when it comes to sequestering carbon? And what do we still need to learn to improve our scientific understanding of nature-based solutions? We co-authored …More on:
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Press release
Colorado River Basin Groups Advocate for Environmental and Resilience Priorities in Proposal to Bureau of Reclamation
March 29, 2024 | Kevin Moran, Associate Vice President, Regional AffairsToday, a coalition of conservation groups across the Colorado River Basin jointly submitted the Cooperative Conservation Alternative to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) to protect the nation’s most endangered river after current management guidelines expire in 2026. Recognizing the essential role that natural systems play in supporting the Basin, the Alternative proposes a comprehensive set of operational activities to help maintain the integrity of Basin ecosystems, while working to support resilient communities, Tribal nations, businesses and agriculture.More on:
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EPA Unveils Clean Truck Standards
March 29, 2024 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorStatement of EDF Executive Director Amanda LelandMore on:
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EPA Clean Truck Standards Are the Next Step to a Clean Transportation Future
March 29, 2024 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorThe Environmental Protection Agency today finalized standards that will slash climate and smog-forming pollution from new heavy-duty vehicles like freight trucks, garbage trucks, and school buses in model years 2027 through 2032.More on:
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The Meaning of PR100 for the communities of Puerto Rico
March 28, 2024 | Abimarie Otaño Cruz, Senior Manager, Energy TransitionBy Abimarie Otaño Cruz The results of the Puerto Rico Grid Resilience and Transitions to 100% Renewable Energy Study (PR100) contain an important conclusion: “Puerto Rico can make a feasible transition to 100% renewable energy by 2050, but significant improvements and investments in the system, guided by meaningful community participation, are necessary to achieve this.” …More on:
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Governor Inslee moves Washington state one step closer to linking carbon market with California and Quebec
March 28, 2024 | Caroline Jones, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateToday, the state of Washington took a big step toward linking its cap-and-invest program with the carbon markets in California and Quebec, a move that could boost climate action and create a more stable, more predictable market for all. Governor Inslee signed E2SB 6058 into law, which will further align Washington’s program with the joint …More on:
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How Economists Can Leverage MethaneSAT Data for Climate Action
March 28, 2024 | Lauren Beatty, High Meadows Postdoctoral Economics FellowThis blog was co-authored by Maureen Lackner (Senior Manager of Economics and Policy Analysis, Environmental Defense Fund) and Lauren Beatty (High Meadows Postdoctoral Economics Fellow, Environmental Defense Fund). Climate change is a pressing issue, partly fueled by methane: a greenhouse gas responsible for about 30% of today’s global warming. Reducing methane emissions will slow down …More on:
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Press release
Joe Lieberman’s Voice on Climate Action Will Be Missed
March 28, 2024 | Fred Krupp, PresidentStatement of EDF President Fred Krupp – March 28, 2024More on:
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Overview
Our cutting-edge science is guiding global action to cut methane
March 28, 2024Methane is a potent climate pollutant. To help speed reductions, EDF scientists have conducted extensive research on methane and its impact on the climate.More on:
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Overview
Helping the world get hydrogen right
March 28, 2024For hydrogen to be an effective climate solution, we must produce it cleanly and use it wisely. EDF is helping make sure hydrogen infrastructure is built the right way, benefiting the climate, communities and people’s health. We’re working to prevent leaks and raising awareness that the best uses of hydrogen are in places where clean electricity from renewable sources can’t do the job alone. -
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Clean or dirty: Is hydrogen the climate-friendly energy solution we need?
March 28, 2024Hydrogen is a leak-prone gas with a potent warming effect. For hydrogen to be an effective climate solution, we must produce it cleanly and use it wisely.More on:
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Expert Voices
How a U.S. Supreme Court case about fishing boats could reshape environmental protections
March 27, 2024 | Vickie Patton, General CounselThe U.S. Supreme Court will rule on Chevron. What is it and why could it change how federal regulations are enforced? General Counsel Vickie Patton answers important questions about this bombshell case.More on:
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Why are cherry blossoms early…again?
March 27, 2024 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental StudiesAs temperatures get hotter and hotter from climate change, the cherry blossom trees have been blooming earlier and earlier.More on:
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Press release
National conservation groups respond to Bureau of Land Management methane waste rule – support action to limit waste of taxpayer-owned oil and gas resources
March 27, 2024 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionCoalition of environmental groups support national efforts to reduce methane waste on public lands.More on:
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The road to zero: How strategic value chain partnerships can create transportation electrification opportunities
March 27, 2024 | Maaz Haider, Manager, Electric Truck TransitionPepsiCo NA and Schneider National offer a blueprint for shippers and transportation partners to reduce Scope 3 transportation emissions.More on:
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Article
Your complete guide to buying a used electric car or truck
March 26, 2024Shopping for a used electric car or truck? Here’s what to look for (and look out for) before you buy.More on:
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Press release
International Community Collaborates to Advance Shipping Industry Toward Net Zero
March 22, 2024 | Panos Spiliotis, Senior Manager, EU TransportStatement from Panos Spiliotis, EU Transport Senior Manager, Global Shipping and International Maritime Organization delegation lead at Environmental Defense FundMore on:
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Cherry blossoms: A microcosm of the global climate crisis
March 21, 2024 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental Studies(This blog was co-authored by EDF Climate Scientist Fiona Lo) Washington D.C.’s famous cherry blossoms are once again blooming earlier than expected. In fact, this year’s peak bloom occurred two and a half weeks earlier than the average over the past 100 years, due to near-record warm temperatures in March. This ranks as the second … -
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Climate Policy News You Can Use — March 2024
March 21, 2024MethaneSAT will add new capabilities to the existing set of methane-detecting satellites and usher in a new era of transparency and accountability.More on:
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Analysis
Expert review of the science underlying nature-based climate solutions
March 21, 2024 | Brian Buma, Senior Climate ScientistStudy based on research conducted at institutions including Environmental Defense Fund, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), and Columbia University, assessed whether 43 nature-based climate-solutions (NbCS) are based on sufficiently strong scientific evidence to support solutions like high-quality carbon crediting.More on:
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Report
Shared Duty: National, International Oil Companies Bound Together by Methane Obligations
March 21, 2024 | Andrew Baxter, Senior Director, Business and Energy TransitionThis EDF paper addresses the critical nature of national oil companies (NOCs) and the IOC's non-operated joint ventures (NOJVs) and how, together, they can accelerate industry’s methane momentum.More on:
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Press release
33 Virginia Localities are Awarded $53.9 Million to Build Flood Resilience, but Future Funding is at Risk
March 21, 2024 | Emily Steinhilber, Director, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds, VirginiaEDF Statement of Emily Steinhilber, Director, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds, Virginia, Environmental Defense FundMore on:
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2 key lessons for advancing nature-based climate solutions
March 21, 2024 | Mark Moroge, Vice President, Natural Climate SolutionsThis post is authored by Mark Moroge, Vice President of Natural Climate Solutions at Environmental Defense Fund. We know that nature-based climate solutions are among our greatest assets when it comes to tackling climate change. Conserving, restoring and improving the management of nature – alongside reductions in new fossil fuel use – can provide at …More on: