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In Xynthias Wake, Increased Awareness of the Link between Windstorm Vulnerability and Wetland Loss

Tomorrow: National Academy of Sciences Releases Report on the Delta Fisheries ProtectionTomorrow morning,March 19th, we expect to start our day with the release the National Academy of Science report on Delta Fisheries Protection. As we've blogged before the nation's highly reputable scientific panel will analyze the science behind plans (otherwise known as the Biological Opinions) […]

Science and Policymaking: Spin on science can lead to mischief and extinction

The Superb Grid vs. the SuperGridPlease see the article by Sam Carana on how a larger and simultaneously more local grid can be implemented, to capture as much of the electricity being generated as possible. Read about how many parts of Europe already have surplus electricity and countries are linking their grids together toimprove efficiency.

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Energy Day and Night from Solar/Fuel Cell Combination

Worlds Tallest Building - EmptyBurj Khalifa - ClosedThe world’s tallest skyscraper has unexpectedly closed just a month after it opened. The viewing area had been the only portion of the 2,717 foot building open to the public and it is now indefinitely closed amid Dubai’s struggle to revive it’s economy.Electrical problems are at least partly […]

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EDFix Call #7 afterthoughts: Principles of Change EUR Macrowikinomics EDFix Call #7 – Summary (9 min.) Download MP3 | Subscribe in iTunes EDFix Call #7 – Full (51 min.) Download MP3 | Subscribe in iTunes Get Call Updates by Email Anthony Williams, co-author of Wikinomics and its forthcoming sequel, Macrowikinomics, joined the EDFix call on […]

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars Arrive

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars ArriveHydrogen fuel cell-powered cars are now in the hands of consumers, with more on the way. These custom-made cars from Chevrolet, Honda and BMW are paving the way for production models of the future.

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Can the U.S. Compete with China? Fred Krupp Says “Yes”

Can the U.S. Compete with China? Fred Krupp Says “Yes”China's growing economic power is a growing

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EDFix Call #7 afterthoughts: Principles of Change EUR Macrowikinomics

An Interview with EDFs Chief Oceans Scientist, Doug RaderEDF's Oceans program team is comprised of knowledgeable people with a wide range of experience in fisheries, marine sciences and oceans policy. In continuing with our spotlight on EDF's passionate and talented Oceans staff, we invite you to learn a little more about our Chief Oceans Scientist, […]

Environmental Consequences: Asbestos and Human Health

Upcoming Events: Bayou Segnette Cypress Planting, March 12-13 and March 20Just in time for spring, the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL)

Only a Reprieve for the Endangered Species Act

Lessons Learned for Reducing Transportation Emissions in the Supply ChainEUR