Category: Environmental Defense

Washington has an opportunity in the Climate Commitment Act to adopt transformative climate policy. It would enable the state to[…]

“The Senate’s confirmation of Brenda Mallory as Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality is tremendous news for[…]

As the Biden-Harris administration and Congress look to ramp up U.S. energy research and development funding, a new report by Environmental Defense[…]

Across the country, over 9 million homes still get their water through a lead pipe, called a lead service line[…]

A new report from Environmental Defense Fund shows that the Biden administration can put forward an ambitious and credible Nationally Determined Contribution[…]

Air pollution standards that ensure all new heavy-duty trucks and buses sold for urban and community use are zero-emitting by[…]

The pace of vehicle electrification continues to pick up steam. The latest company to make a big splash is FedEx[…]

Now that the United States is officially back in the Paris Agreement, after four years of climate inaction and denial,[…]

At World Ocean Summit, Environmental Defense Fund launched “Portraits of Change,” a new eight-part video series to raise awareness of[…]

Last year, a collection of 15 states and Washington D.C. committed to transitioning to zero-emission trucks and buses via a multi-state[…]