Community Tools for Action on Lead Pipe Replacement
Earmarks Will Cut $19.4 Billion from America’s Water Infrastructure Financing
TIME: The Women Saving America’s Climate Data
Amplifying the Power of Tribal and Youth Conservation Corps
Endless Prairie Buffalo Project: The restoration of a cultural and ecological keystone species.
Forbes Announces Jessie Mahr as Global Sustainability Leader!
Inside Efforts to Capture Federal Data After ‘The Big Takedown’
Lead Innovation Hub Helps Drive Lead Service Line Replacement
Trellis: Why Norfolk Southern restored a 1,500-foot stretch of Virginia shoreline
California’s restoration bottleneck deepens biodiversity debt
NextGov: Trump administration debuts permitting modernization plan, even as staff cuts could jeopardize it
We need to simplify environmental permits to boost their impact
Green Finance Institute: Revenues for nature announces global effort to unlock private sector finance for nature restoration and conservation
New map tool shows state-by-state differences in how states define 'disadvantaged community' for drinking water funding
France24: First 100 days: The race to save digital records from the Trump administration
WBUR Here and Now: Trump officials removed web tools that interpret environmental data. Volunteers are racing to rebuild them
Jessie Mahr, Director of Technology, was featured on NPR's Here and Now speaking about our work in collaboration with the Public Environmental Data Partners to preserve the data, maintain public access to tools, and protect policies that improve public health and the environment.
NextGov: America's digital infrastructure belongs to you
Jessie Mahr and Kameron Kerger co-wrote an Op-Ed in Next Govt: America's digital infrastructure belongs to you, in collaboration with Katie Hoeberling, Michelle Cheripka, Jonathan Gilmour and Matt Price.
NYTimes: Government Science Data May Soon by Hidden. They're Racing to Copy It.
Jessie Mahr, EPIC’s Director of Technology, was featured in NYTimes. In this article, Jessie talks about EPIC’s work with the Public Environmental Data Partners and the impact of the Trump Administration in removing public access to critical environmental screening tools that taxpayers have paid for.
EPIC and Maryland Department of Environment Announce $47 Million in Clean Water Commerce Funding for Chesapeake Bay Health, Economy and Recreation
CBC: Canadian residents are racing to save the data in Trump's crosshairs
Jessie Mahr, Director of Technology, was featured in a CBC article about Canadians that are supporting data and tool preservation efforts through the Public Environmental Data Partners. She notes that "without those tools you're not able to have an informed understanding of who is suffering and then where to provide them with funding or programs that would improve their lives."