Topic: Environmental Defense Fund

Energy Voices New fracking regulations upset just about everybody
Environmentalists and industry representatives are criticizing new draft regulations on hydraulic fracturing, a controversial drilling method that has helped spark an oil and gas boom. The shared discontent reflects the complexity of the debate surrounding hydraulic fracturing and natural gas use.
Energy Voices Energy innovation: views on the future
Energy Voices Fighting winter with fire? Wood-burning on the rise.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Act 3: global warming crusader
Senate to EU: US airlines won't pay carbon tax
In win for Obama, EPA regulations on emissions upheld by appeals court
Modern Parenthood US Navy uses new online game to gather energy security solutions
With all this natural gas, who needs oil?
EPA issues new rule on greenhouse gas emissions: Where does that leave coal?
Change Agent Rethinking Carbon Dioxide (CO2): from a pollutant to a moneymaker
Can California change US cars forever? New zero-emissions rules take aim.
Will Hollywood's fur ban spread?
Is the White House ready for a Cuban deep water drilling disaster?
Obama drops smog plan: Is it all about the presidential election?
Cheers all around as Obama sets fuel efficiency goals for big trucks
Political polarization of climate change is on the rise
Japan nuclear crisis: Will it give nations pause?
EPA to natural gas companies: Give details on 'fracking' chemicals
California set to ban plastic bags
EPA report on effects of using chemical dispersants in the Gulf oil spill
BP didn't make Gulf oil spill worse with dispersants, EPA finds
Six lessons from the BP oil spill
Gulf oil spill: Government argues to reinstate drilling moratorium
EPA moves to cut power plant emissions to fight air pollution
BP live feed doesn't lie: Is BP oil spill plume worse than before?

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