Defending environmental safeguards in the U.S.
We’ve been fighting for strong environmental and public health protections in courts across the U.S. since 1967.
Today, EDF remains a powerful force in the defense of the country’s bedrock environmental laws, and we are also focused on the next generation of lifesaving protections.
Our legal team is dedicated to protecting human health, climate safety and a sustainable environment.
Our work championing environmental protections
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Can we still fight climate pollution under Trump?
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Too many blackouts: How underserved communities are making utilities listen
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Lead pipes: Some fixes make drinking water more dangerous
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Defending clean vehicle standards to protect people and the planet
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Why we need a strong EPA that stands up to polluters
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How EDF’s founders helped save the U.S. national bird from DDT
Updates
Read the latest articles, blogs and press releases on legal action.
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Breakthrough Agreement with Ameren Will Accelerate Clean Energy & Cut Costs Through Smarter Grid Planning
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EDF, Allies, Move to Defend California Clean Car and Truck Standards in Court
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EDF Joins Broad Coalitions Filing Amicus Briefs Supporting Congestion Pricing
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Federal Court Largely Greenlights New York’s Congestion Pricing Program
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Supreme Court Will Not Consider Constitutional Challenges to California Clean Vehicle
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Supreme Court Will Not Consider Challenges to California Core Authority to Establish Clean Vehicle Standards Brought by Oil and Gas Interests
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Our experts
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Vickie Patton
General Counsel
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Noha Haggag
Senior Attorney, Clean Power
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Adam Peltz
Director and Senior Attorney, Energy Transition
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Jolette Westbrook
Dir. & Sr. Attorney, Equitable Regulatory Solutions
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Rosalie Winn
Director and Lead Counsel, Methane and Clean Air Policy
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Peter Zalzal
Distinguished Counsel & Associate Vice President, Clean Air Strategies
Media contact
Sharyn Stein
(202) 572-3396 (office)
(202) 905-5718 (mobile)