An Initial Analysis of EPA’s New State Funding Allotment for Lead Service Line Replacement
Waste Not, Want Not: Maximizing Federal Spending on Environmental Data & Technology
Equity & Gentrification Recommendations for the Community-Based Public-Private Partnership Approach to Green Stormwater Infrastructure
PIFs tackle thorny tech issues - the environment needs more of them
What you need to know about the Protect the West Act of 2023
Species Mitigation Policies Are Totally Back!
Terrasos and the evolution of habitat banks in Colombia
Adequate and stable base funding is critical for the longevity of State Revolving Fund Programs
EPIC Featured: Ecobite podcast about innovation and wetlands.
Using AI to assist in government procurement
A New Job, A Transition, and A Commitment to Planet Earth
Reading between the numbers: The ongoing story of toxic lead pipes
What environmental procurement can learn from the economics of Dungeons & Dragons
Biden-Harris Administration’s New State Funding Distribution for Replacing Lead Pipes Based on Highest Need
Just Being in Arizona Will Slow Your Permit, a Pipeline across Alaska Needs Less Permits than a California Restoration Project, and Other Fun Facts
New Research Finds that Wetland and Stream Mitigation Banks Take Over 1,000 Days to Approve
Billions of dollars and more than 30 EJ screening tools - How are Justice40 opportunities rolling out? Let’s find out!
EPIC is launching a new research project with Beech Hill Research and Climate XChange to analyze if and how states are spending funds equitably from J40, IRA and other federal sources. In this first phase of work, they will be investigating the pros and cons of the current workflow that state officials use to secure federal funding. Read more details about the project, and what you can expect from us in the coming months.
Environmental agencies’ $1.5B IT budget - where does it go?
Alice's Adventure in State Statute: An Analysis of North Carolina’s Environmental Procurement Authorization
