Women’s Health and Environmental Defense Announce Partnership to Fight Global Warming
Women's Health, the women's lifestyle magazine published by Rodale Inc., has joined forces with Environmental Defense, one of America's most[…]
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Big Three Automakers Endorse Cap on Global Warming Pollution
This statement should be attributed to John DeCicco, Detroit-based Senior Fellow at Environmental Defense: "This is a major breakthrough. These[…]
Read moreEnvironmental Defense Supports EPA Proposal to Cut Dangerous Diesel Exhaust from Trains and Ships
Environmental Defense President Fred Krupp joined EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson at the EPA's announcement of proposed new emission standards for[…]
Read moreEnvironmental Defense Supports Introduction of Endangered Species Recovery Act of 2007
Three of the country's leading environmental groups are throwing their support behind the introduction of a bill that creates tax[…]
Read morePressure, Buyout Halts TXU Coal Buildout in Texas
As part of their plan to purchase Texas electricity provider TXU Corp, Texas Pacific Group and KKR have agreed to[…]
Read moreEnvironmental Defense Praises Western Governors' Climate Commitment
On February 26, Environmental Defense praised the commitment of five governors to take the lead in fighting climate change by[…]
Read moreResponse to Agriculture Secretary Johanns' Report on Bush Administration's Farm Bill Proposals
"Secretary Johanns' Farm Bill proposal recognizes that farm and food policies could help many more farmers and ranchers, could provide[…]
Read moreProposed Southwest Coal Plants Would Create Flood Of Global Warming Pollution
If more than a dozen coal-fired power plants planned for Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah begin operating, they[…]
Read moreLeading Companies Call For Bold Action on Global Warming
A coalition of major corporations and environmental groups today announced an agreement to support bold action on global warming, including[…]
Read moreEnvironmentalists File Opening Briefs in Challenge to Weak Mercury Reduction Plan
January 16 – Environmental groups filed opening briefs late last week in a lawsuit challenging weak plans by the U.S.[…]
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