Environmental Defense Fund

A preposterous climate yarn has taken center stage.

Politicians & 10-year-olds think banning drinking straws in rich nations will address improper garbage disposal in poor ones.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will delay a federal air pollution rule for 2 years, admitting that the decision will disproportionately harm children.
The agency said it will suspend standards aimed at preventing leaks from the oil and gas industry while it mulls the rule, which the Obama administration introduced in June 2016. The rule would reduce methane, a greenhouse gas, and emissions that lead to smog.
The EPA says the move will save the oil and gas industry roughly $173 million. [2]

A new study by Environmental Defense Fund has found that eight types of baby foods had detectable lead inmore than 40% of samples taken. (Photo: MediaPunch/IPX)
The environmental advocacy group Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) on June 15 released a study about dietary lead exposure, with a focus on food intended for babies and young children.

An organization whose reputation is in tatters links its new document to a rude, intolerant, highly politicized climate crusader.

Environmental organizations are large, affluent, and secretive. Rather than being underdogs, they are now the establishment.

When did "Question Authority" stop being applicable?

Media outlets remain oblivious to the IPCC's tainted-by-activism personnel.