Guided by science and economics, and committed to climate justice, we work in the places, on the projects and with the people that can make the biggest difference.
Home to our North Carolina regional work, our Raleigh, North Carolina, location is also home to several ecosystem and ocean experts.
Kelly Suttles utilizes her expertise in hydrologic modeling, geospatial analysis and science communication to identify natural infrastructure opportunities on working lands. She works closely with ...
Contact EDF at our global headquarters in New York for questions about us, how we fight climate change and how you can get involved.
Global warming from climate change means more evaporation and more moisture in the atmosphere, which means rainfall can be intensified. And intense rainfall and changing landscapes make for more ...
The scheduled keynote speech comes less than two months after Zeldin announced the repeal of the Endangerment Finding.
EDF fellowships provide recent graduates — whether from an undergraduate, graduate or doctoral program — a unique opportunity to work directly with experts in science, law, economics and other ...
Please use the form below to contact EDF's Human Resources team. We can typically reply to inquiries within 3-4 business days.
Donating through your employer is an easy way to make a difference in protecting wildlife and the environment. EDF is proud to be included many workplace giving campaigns around the country, including ...
Why economics matters: Too often, economic forces drive decisions that harm the planet. We need to turn that around. By creating the right economic incentives, we can make market forces work for — ...
EDF opposes the EPA weakening existing federal methane standards, and argues that it doing so is a wasteful step in the wrong direction.
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