Voices for Action

The growing political power of climate change

Joe Bonfiglio / Published December 17, 2018

For politicians looking to ride the next political wave—lest they become drowned by it—they should look at building political swell around the issue of climate change.
Women were the story of the 2018 midterms, and reshaped Congress in the process

Felice Stadler / Published November 7, 2018
Amendment 74’s multi-billion dollar threat to Colorado taxpayers and our environment

EDF Staff / Published October 30, 2018

It's time to address Amendment 74, a seemingly innocuous amendment to the Colorado Constitution that would create a nightmare of litigation and severely limit the ability of state and local governments to protect our clean air and water.
Red Handed on Red Tide: How Rick Scott’s neglect made Florida’s 2018 algal blooms and other water quality issues worse

Ben Schneider / Published October 17, 2018

With his political career on the line, Governor Rick Scott is making a show of his concern for the red tide crisis affecting his state. But for eight long years, Scott’s actions undermined the state’s ability to prevent, prepare and respond.
Talking about climate change on the campaign trail

Joe Bonfiglio / Published October 15, 2018

Is it possible for candidates to talk about climate change in their campaigns? The answer is yes, if you make it relevant for voters. Here are a few guidelines for making climate change an issue in your race.

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