This post was written by EDF Senior Attorneys Pamela Campos and Peter Zalzal: On 23 June 23rd, the Supreme Court issued a 7-to-2 decision confirming that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) may continue to require large industrial sources of climate pollution to use the best available...

  As a correspondent for the Showtime series, “Years of Living Dangerously,” New York Times writer Mark Bittman conducted a year-long investigation into claims that natural gas, a hydrocarbon composed primarily of methane, is a way to “cleaner and greener future.” He takes viewers to Colorado,...

When my oldest son was born he was showered with all sorts of wonderful gifts from friends and family. One of our favorite presents was a bright red fleece blanket with his name monogrammed in big white letters on one of the corners. This adorable...

With every superstorm, drought, wildfire, and flood, our nation’s governors see the impacts of climate change first hand. The Clean Power Plan targets carbon pollution and will provide meaningful action against climate change. Because, for the first time ever, we have a plan that would limit carbon pollution from...

This was written by by Representative Lacy Clay (D-Mo.) for The Hill: If your child can’t breathe, nothing else really matters. My 13-year-old son has asthma. As a child, I suffered from it as well. So while my colleagues continue to debate, and in some...