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Initiative
Less Traffic Better Transit Cleaner Air
November 7, 2023A modern, clean public transit system is critical to meeting climate goals. That's why EDF is working with a growing coalition of businesses, advocates and community groups to develop a comprehensive congestion pricing plan to help New York get there.More on:
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Article
The 5 best TikTok accounts on climate science (according to us)
November 6, 2023TikTok can be a great place to learn information, including climate science. Here are five creators you should be following for climate expertise. -
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Cutting methane doesn’t just slow warming — it improves health
November 6, 2023 | Dr. Daniel Zavala-Araiza, Senior Scientist IIThe MethaneSAT satellite will be able to measure methane like never before, providing a powerful means of accountability for communities and governments around the world.More on:
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Analysis
Soil carbon links to yield stability zones
November 6, 2023 | Jocelyn Lavallee, Agricultural Soil Carbon ScientistPaper co-authored by EDF scientists examines the relationship between soil organic matter and yield heterogeneity, studying its distribution between particulate organic matter (POM) and mineral associated organic matter (MAOM) at the sub-field scale within 9 farms located in the central United States.More on:
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Blog post
New Chemicals Rule: EPA must require more info from industry
November 5, 2023 | Maria Doa, Senior Director, Chemicals PolicyBy Maria J. Doa, PhD, Senior Director, Chemicals Policy, and Greg Schweer, Consultant NOTE: This is the third in a series about EPA’s regulation of new chemicals. See below under Go Deeper for links to other blogs in the series. What Happened? EPA recently proposed regulations to govern how it reviews companies’ pre-manufacture notifications for …More on:
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Blog post
A tale of two resolutions: Exxon vs. Coterra, what investors got wrong
November 3, 2023This summer, many of the world’s largest asset managers publicly disclosed their voting records from this spring on climate shareholder resolutions, and the results indicate a worrisome trend. Many failed to support ambitious climate proposals — and some stumbled even on the simple ones, like calling for better methane emission data. Among climate solutions, -
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North Carolina’s coastal wetlands and marshlands are a critical lifeforce for hunters and anglers
November 3, 2023 | Will McDow, Associate Vice President, Climate Resilient Coasts and WatershedsIncreasingly intense and more frequent severe weather events are impacting our marshlands, wetlands, and sounds, which in turn directly - and adversely - affects our coastal communities and our hunting, fishing and outdoor recreational history and traditions. The post North Carolina’s coastal wetlands and marshlands are a critical lifeforce for hunters and anglers first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Press release
EDF Offers Support for Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro’s Actions to Address Natural Gas Impacts
November 3, 2023 | Jon Goldstein, Associate Vice President, Energy TransitionStatement of EDF Senior Director Regulatory and Legislative Affairs, Jon GoldsteinMore on:
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Blog post
Harnessing Community Insurance: Lessons from an Innovative Post-Flood Assistance Program in NYC
November 2, 2023 | Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President, Economics and Policy AnalysisNew York City, along with the rest of the mid-Atlantic, is seeing more extreme rainfall events that overwhelm local infrastructure and lead to localized, but often severe, flooding. These flash floods can impose myriad costs on residents from lost income when businesses are interrupted to higher commuting costs when transit is flooded to the need …More on:
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Explainer
Natural infrastructure for thriving coasts and watersheds
November 2, 2023EDF story map shows how states are using natural infrastructure to address climate impacts.More on:
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Fact sheet
Methane Waste and Pollution in Ohio
November 2, 2023Synapse Energy Economics analysis commissioned by Environmental Defense Fund and Taxpayers for Common Sense finds oil and gas companies across Ohio wasted $93 million worth of gas in 2019.More on:
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Press release
Washington state releases landmark decision to move toward linking with California-Quebec carbon market
November 2, 2023 | Caroline Jones, Senior Analyst, U.S. ClimateToday, the Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) issued a statement outlining Washington’s intent to pursue linking its cap-and-invest program with the joint cap-and-trade system operated in California and Quebec.More on:
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Report
Harnessing risk transfer to support immediate post-disaster needs of low- and moderate-income households
November 2, 2023 | Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President, Economics and Policy AnalysisThis report from EDF and group of partners crossing sectors shares implementation lessons from a learning pilot in New York City designed to harness risk transfer to provide immediate and flexible post-flood assistance to under-resourced households.More on:
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Blog post
A Tale of Two Resolutions: Exxon versus Coterra, What Investors Got Wrong
November 2, 2023 | Dominic Watson, Senior Manager, Energy Transition, EDF+BusinessExxonMobil faces an investor vote that could help catalyze a much-needed transition toward a clean energy future.More on:
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Article
Ecuador's crabbers and the muddy work of saving mangroves
November 1, 2023Mangroves are important for some communities in Ecuador who rely on the crabs that live among the roots to sustain their livelihoods, but the coastal wetland forests are also an important part in fighting climate change.More on:
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Press release
EPA Acts to Recognize State Authority to Reduce Pollution from Older Diesel Locomotives
November 1, 2023 | Alice Henderson, Director & Lead Counsel, Transportation & Clean AirThe Environmental Protection Agency took important action to more fully recognize states’ authority to reduce the harmful pollution emitted by America’s older diesel trains.More on:
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Press release
RGGI is the Optimal Path for Pennsylvania to Cut Climate Pollution, Protect Consumers and Win Jobs in the New Clean Economy
November 1, 2023 | Amanda Leland, Executive DirectorEnvironmental Defense Fund (EDF) is deeply disappointed with the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court's decision today to strike down the state's Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) regulation.More on:
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Report
Community-driven and research-informed: Insurance innovation to meet social needs
November 1, 2023 | Carolyn Kousky, Associate Vice President, Economics and Policy AnalysisThis report shares a process of social innovation undertaken to improve the financial recovery of low- and moderate-income (LMI) households from increasing climate disasters. The report first discusses the broader issue of cross-sector collaboration and team building and then walks through the insurance-based innovation steps in detail.More on:
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Blog post
Transformational climate adaptation puts communities at the center. This project shows us how.
November 1, 2023 | Emily Steinhilber, Director, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds, VirginiaEarlier this year, city officials and community members celebrated the completion of a $112 million watershed resilience project. It shows that transformational climate action is possible when community members have a seat at the decision-making table. The post Transformational climate adaptation puts communities at the center. This project shows us how. first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Blog post
Climate change is causing more damaging hurricanes in Florida
November 1, 2023 | Fiona Lo, Climate Scientist(This post was co-authored by EDF Senior Climate Scientist Ilissa Ocko) Hurricanes are complicated, and their characteristics depend on a number of factors, which makes it difficult to tease out certain trends and predict the future. But what is scientifically clear is that human-caused climate change is a key reason that hurricanes are more destructive …More on:
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Podcast
How to green your faith communities with Rev. Dr. Ambrose F. Carroll
November 1, 2023On this episode, we take a deep dive with the Rev. Dr. Carroll, a pastor at the forefront of a movement to "green the church" — particularly the Black church. Join us as he shares his journey toward seeing himself as a steward of the planet and a faith leader.More on:
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Press release
New Analysis Finds $93 Million in Natural Gas Waste and Pollution in Ohio
November 1, 2023 | John Rutecki, Regulatory and Legislative Manager, AppalachiaWaste underscores importance of federal safeguards that protect communities and increase climate security.More on:
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Blog post
New study shows need for accurate methane measurement at orphan oil wells and throughout industry
October 31, 2023 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionNew research from Colorado State University reveals significant quantities of methane leaking from the state’s orphaned oil and gas wells — an urgent problem for the state to address as the number of abandoned oil and gas wells have surged in recent months. This study underlines the importance of both the state’s efforts to plug … -
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Learning from shared scarcity: the Colorado River, Yellow River and the world
October 31, 2023This blog is co-authored by Yiwei Gan. One of the largest rivers in the world struggles to reach the ocean. Spread across a huge slice of a continent, its basin supports millions. Yet the weight of its work to irrigate and power booming farms and cities in an increasingly arid zone is straining the river … -
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Helping new hydrogen hubs sidestep risks, deliver on climate promise
October 31, 2023 | Morgan Rote, Senior Policy Director, Fuels and FeedstocksThe Department of Energy has announced the list of selectees under its $7 billion Hydrogen Hubs program. If they successfully conclude final negotiations with DOE, projects will receive funding to create close-proximity networks of hydrogen producers, consumers, and connective infrastructure as part of the Biden administration’s ambitious climate and clean energy effort. While hubs offer …More on: