The Trump administration filed a lawsuit against California today attacking state clean air safeguards that protect people from pollution and save money.
By proposing $1 billion for the Sustainable Future Program, the New York legislature is recognizing the critical role of ...
Anna supports EDF’s Central Valley Resilience Initiative through stakeholder engagement, spatial analysis and project management. Her current work is focused on sustainable groundwater management and ...
Millie Chu Baird is a Vice President in EDF's Office of the Chief Scientist (OCS). Millie leads innovative projects that produce actionable data to help solve environmental problems. She is the Deputy ...
Maria is a Senior Scientist in the Office of the Chief Scientist, supporting the work of EDF’s Global Clean Air initiative to reduce disparities in air pollution exposure and health impacts. Maria ...
Emily is the Director, Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds, Virginia. She works within EDF’s Coastal Resilience program to build and maintain collaborative partnerships to collectively advocate ...
The problem: Roughly 1.7 billion people live in places where unsustainable water use threatens the health of ecosystems and limits access to the water communities need to survive and thrive. Climate ...
Our staff in Washington, D.C. includes our legislative team, scientists, communications professionals, and others working together to slow global warming.
Since 2021, the United States has experienced a clean energy manufacturing renaissance, with over $200 billion in announced investments and more than 250,000 jobs. Recent Trump Administration policies ...
Food production and the livelihoods of rural communities across the globe are vulnerable to a changing climate. Higher temperatures, fluctuating rainfall and more frequent droughts and floods can ...
Methane — a potent greenhouse gas — is accelerating short-term warming far more than carbon dioxide would alone. That warming is contributing to extreme flooding, stronger storms, more intense ...
The fastest way to slow global warming is to slash methane pollution. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas with over 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide, over the first 20 years after it’s ...
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