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Fred Krupp

@fredkrupp

@EnvDefenseFund President, avid rower, skier

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Environmental Defense Fund Europe (@envdefenseeuro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New MethaneSAT data reveals methane emissions in Turkmenistan, the U.S., Algeria, and more 🛰️. 💡 The insights: Emissions vary widely across regions and change over time. Better monitoring = better decisions. 🔗 Explore the data ⬇️

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Rising insurance and condo fees have left homeowners struggling to keep up. A major hurricane this summer would only make it worse. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

EDF Energy Transition (@edfenergyex) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Abandoned oil and gas wells: a legacy issue with growing urgency in Texas. The good news? Efforts to plug these wells creates jobs while safeguarding communities and climate from further harm. Great explainer from Alejandra Martinez for Texas Tribune: texastribune.org/2025/05/08/tex…

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What these charts show would have been hard to imagine 20 years ago—for believers in the clean energy transition and skeptics alike. Visuals like these really allow us to appreciate how far we’ve come with EVs, renewables, batteries & clean energy jobs.

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Ending these clean energy incentives would not only raise pollution, it would put the brakes on the U.S. clean energy boom, which has catalyzed more than $600B in private investment since 2022 while supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs nationwide. bit.ly/3FnaXcF

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This pioneering and data-driven collaboration to measure hydrogen emissions shows great leadership and commitment to science. As hydrogen becomes an increasingly important part of the energy system, this key partnership aims to address the emissions challenge.

EDF (@envdefensefund) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“An ugly mess” sums it up. Today, House Republicans voted to pass a tax bill that repeals pollution-lowering and economy-boosting clean energy & EV incentives. More from EDF VP for Political and Government Affairs Joanna Slaney: bit.ly/44UZN9D

“An ugly mess” sums it up. Today, House Republicans voted to pass a tax bill that repeals pollution-lowering and economy-boosting clean energy & EV incentives. More from EDF VP for Political and Government Affairs Joanna Slaney: bit.ly/44UZN9D
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Methane is one of the most powerful climate pollutants - yet it’s long been overlooked in climate action. Join us on 5 June in Brussels for 'In Plain Sight': an immersive experience that blends science, art & innovation for climate action. #TimeForCH4nge ✨

Fred Krupp (@fredkrupp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Emissions from the U.S. power sector rival the emissions of most countries’ entire output. Saying that these emissions “do not contribute significantly to dangerous pollution” won’t make it true. It defies common sense & puts people in harm's way, per EDF's Vickie Patton.

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A new case study shows how New Jersey's vehicle electrification program is centering small, women-or minority-owned fleets for electrification incentive programs, and how other states can replicate their success. Learn more 🔗 edf.org/njzip

A new case study shows how New Jersey's vehicle electrification program is centering small, women-or minority-owned fleets for electrification incentive programs, and how other states can replicate their success. 

Learn more 🔗 edf.org/njzip
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Global temperatures are expected to continue at or near record levels within the next five years, according to the World Meteorological Organization. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Fred Krupp (@fredkrupp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A solid analysis gets to the heart of what cuts to clean energy incentives would mean for American businesses and families: Higher electricity bills, more pollution, fewer jobs, and less energy security. bit.ly/3HeLsLg