Four Comment Letters on ESA Proposed Changes
Comments on the Fish and Wildlife Service and NOAA proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act.
2025 Lead Pipe Funding: The Good, the Bad, and the Big Opportunities Ahead
EPIC DWSRF Funding Tracker: Texas
EPIC DWSRF Funding Tracker: Mississippi
Tech Capacity in Transition: Barriers and Opportunities in Tech Talent
Nature Moves. Our Rules Don’t. That’s the Problem
Full Lead Service Line Replacement Is Closer Than We Thought
Tennessee FFY 2025/SFY 2026 Public Comments: Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan Covering Emerging Contaminants
Written Testimony on Ohio's H.B. 307, the Lead Line Replacement Act
Written Testimony before the Assembly Public Hearing on Lead Service Line Replacement Programs
Tech Capacity in Transition: Rethinking the Role of Tech Talent in Environmental Stewardship
EPIC DWSRF Funding Tracker: Tennessee
EPIC DWSRF Funding Tracker: Alabama
EPIC DWSRF Funding Tracker: Louisiana
EPIC DWSRF Funding Tracker: New York
Energizing the Ecosocial Alternative for AI
Poplarville, MS: Lead Service Line Inventory
Cedartown, GA: Stormwater
Key Questions States Should Consider When Developing a CWSRF Sponsorship Program
Environmental Permitting is Getting Better
It's not that permitting change might happen. It has changed, is changing, and will change more. We’ve had a great collaboration with the team at Inclusive Abundance these last 15 days, hearing about 15 ‘wins’ for permitting reform they wanted to celebrate. We are starting our own 15-day countdown now. It’s a great way to acknowledge all the progress underway to make environmental permitting laws and programs that better serve the planet, people, and our prosperity.

