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The Case for Crediting Wildlife Crossings
A policy role cities can play in replacing lead pipes faster and equitably
Water Prize Winners Tap into Innovation to Replace Toxic Lead Pipes Faster
Who gets water from who? The answer is pretty hard to tell at a national level...and even local, for that matter!
What types of projects do states actually invest in with Clean Water State Revolving Funds?
EPIC supports principles for Lead Service Line Replacements
Under the leadership of NRDC and other advocates, EPIC has signed on in agreement with principles to make lead service line replacement more equitable, efficient, and protective of health.
EPIC supports EPA’s BIL SRF Implementation
EPIC applauds EPA’s firm commitment in this guidance on BIL SRF implementation to advancing equity by allocating funding to the communities that need it most.
EPIC to host webinar on equitable wastewater infrastructure in disadvantaged rural communities
EPIC Featured: EPA confirms filters reduce lead in Michigan city’s water
Using the Clean Water SRF Program for Financing Septic Repairs and Replacement
Echoing Newark: How American Cities Can Replicate Newark’s Success in Replacing Over 23,000 Lead Pipes in Under Three Years
For Immediate Release: Lead and Copper Rule Revisions Go into Effect Alongside Improvements; Policy Reform and Innovation Still Needed
Takeaways & Recommendations from Panel on How Technologies Can Improve Water Services
Introducing EPIC’s Expanded Technology Program: Putting Data to Use for Environmental Policy
Technology Innovator Interviews: Digital Tools to Equitably and Efficiently Manage Water Resources
Technology Innovator Interviews: Taking Environmental Monitoring to New Heights
Meet our 2021 Water Data Prize Judges…
Technology Innovator Interviews: Open Environmental Data Project, Defenders of Wildlife & The Commons
New Series: Technology Innovator Interviews on the Need for a Digital Service for the Planet
