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CATF expands state policy team, welcoming Jeremy Tarr as U.S. State Policy Director
Clean Air Task Force (CATF) is pleased to welcome Jeremy Tarr to its state policy team as U.S. State Policy Director.
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Egypt shows leadership on methane reductions ahead of COP27
Ahead of COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh Egypt, CATF and Capterio have found that Egypt has made real progress on its commitments under the Global Methane Pledge.
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Report outlines roadmap to accelerating California’s clean energy transition
Recommendations from Clean Air Task Force and Environmental Defense Fund would support equity, efficacy, and efficiency in state’s approach to deploying clean energy infrastructure.
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Strong methane standards for oil and gas industry would create up to 220,000 American jobs, new CATF report finds
A new Clean Air Task Force (CATF) report finds strong regulations to reduce methane emissions from the oil and gas sector would support up to 220,000 high-quality U.S.-based jobs.
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Diverse array of energy solutions needed to decarbonize aviation, CATF report finds
A new report from Clean Air Task Force finds that decarbonizing the global aviation sector will require significant investment in and policy support for an expanded suite of clean energy solutions beyond only biofuels.
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Unpacking the climate announcements in the State of the European Union 2022
Last week, Commission President Von Der Leyen delivered her third annual state of the European Union address in Brussels.
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New global steel standard puts emissions reductions at the forefront, a major step forward in decarbonizing the industry
ResponsibleSteel released its new international steel standard that will transform the steel industry by creating the only global independently verified certification for sustainable, low-emission, and responsibly produced steel.
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New report finds heightened cancer risk for 14 million people due to toxic air pollution emitted from U.S. oil and gas sector
A new edition of a Clean Air Task Force report finds that nearly 14 million people in the U.S. are being put at increased risk for cancer as a result of toxic air pollution emitted alongside methane at oil and gas sites.
