Tech Capacity in Transition: Barriers and Opportunities in Tech Talent
Tech Capacity in Transition: Rethinking the Role of Tech Talent in Environmental Stewardship
Energizing the Ecosocial Alternative for AI
Day 2 at the Society of American Foresters Conference: The Technology-Capability Gap
Expanding our Understanding of Wetlands: Nation-wide Updates to the Wetlands Impact Tracker
Empowering Our Forest Stewards: A New Era of Innovation
Predicting DOGE AI Deregulatory Tool Recommendations
Reimagining Forestry in the Digital Age: An Invitation to the Old Guard and the Next Generation
Updates to our Permitting Tools Inventory
Forbes Announces Jessie Mahr as Global Sustainability Leader!
NEPATEC2.0 - The Next Step in AI-Driven Permitting Innovation
Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze? Collecting Advisories for the National Drinking Water Tool
Conservation At the Axis of Artificial Intelligence and Acceleration: Killer Apps for Some, Questions for All
Inside Efforts to Capture Federal Data After ‘The Big Takedown’
Project Update: National Drinking Water Explorer Tool
RIBITS User Survey Reveals Desire for Data Reliability and Modernization
NEPA, CEQA and the winds of change
A Look At CEQ’s New CE Explorer
On June 5th, the CEQ’s Permitting Innovation Center released their first prototype experiment, the Categorical Exclusion Explorer. The Explorer is the first time a collection of cross-agency Categorical Exclusions (CEs) has been transformed into data for experimentation. This is still in the experimental stage, and we applaud the Permitting Innovation Center for releasing early-stage products and experiments. Early and iterative releases are ideal for gathering feedback and improving future releases.
We’ve discussed using existing environmental review data management and sharing as an area ripe for experimentation and innovation.
New Interactive Tools and Data to Explore Mitigation Bank Timelines
