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Rural communities across the United States are extraordinarily diverse, all experiencing a wide variety of landscapes, cultural identities and ways of life.

Decarbonizing industry is a critical step to stabilize our climate. The sector can be tough to get a handle on — it’s on track to become the largest-emitting sector within the next couple of decades, and it involves the production of a wide variety of goods, from cement, steel, and chemicals to food and beverages.

This blog is the second of a series of analyses being developed by a coalition of NGOs engaged in decarbonization of the U.S. industrial sector. 

Over the last year, hydrogen has gained significant momentum as a pathway to reduce pollution, create jobs and drive economic growth.

EDF guide to how farmers and their financial partners can realize the full value of conservation investments.

Harnessing today’s solutions to build a fair, clean, and resilient economy will be essential to tackling climate change, but we can’t stop there. To meet this challenge head-on and secure a safer future, we’ll need new solutions too.

Decarbonizing industry across the global economy will be an enormous challenge. To tackle it, billions of dollars are being invested globally in new industrial “Hubs” designed to cluster clean energy infrastructure and enhance outcomes for the climate and economies.

EDF presents a new approach to tracking and visualizing U.S. federal climate innovation funding.

EDF advocates for an approach to the New York-New Jersey Harbor and Tributaries Study that is multi-hazard, community-centered and prioritizes nature-based solutions.

Information from EDF to help fleets across the state electrify Class 3-8 vehicles

Information from EDF to help fleets across the state electrify Class 3-8 vehicles

Statement from Dr. Elena Craft, Associate Vice President, Climate and Health, Environmental Defense Fund

New York’s Congestion Pricing Program Moves Ahead With Federal Highway Administration Letter of Legal Sufficiency

EDF contributed to a new report detailing specific ways to make sure that energy regulatory decision-making processes in Massachusetts are more inclusive and equitable.

With so much still to do to slow warming and avoid the worst impacts of climate change, it’s important to fortify ourselves by celebrating wins along the way. Here are this week's good climate news stories.

Stronger oversight of the 3 million miles of U.S. pipelines critical for protecting communities and climate

A major international study shows that tropical forests, once destroyed, have the capacity to restore themselves over a period of decades, offering hope that they can play an important role in the fight against climate change.

Norway leads the world in per capita electric vehicles, so how did it get there?

Analysis conducted by Roush for EDF that assesses and quantifies the key impacts of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act on the cost of electrifying medium and heavy-duty vehicles.

Sergio Sanchez talks about a groundbreaking new partnership with the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) that aims to improve air quality across 33 Latin American and Caribbean countries.

Group Convened by Massachusetts AG’S Office Releases Recommendations to Improve Public Participation in Energy Proceedings

Op-ed by EDF's Ali DySard

EDF President Fred Krupp today testified before the Senate Budget Committee about the climate- and public health-related benefits that House Republican leaders aim to undo as part of their debt ceiling plan.

Get just the right networking hacks from TechChange CEO and founder Nick Martin, who teaches purpose-driven jobseekers how to network—or, as he calls it—how to build relationships.

At Public Hearing, EDF Calls on EPA to Finalize Protective Climate Pollution Standards for Freight Trucks and Buses