Improving a Program that Works: Prioritizing New Jersey Water Bank Projects in Disadvantaged Communities
This report, published with New Jersey Future, looks at the New Jersey Water Bank (NJWB), which has provided over $9 billion in low-cost financing for water and wastewater infrastructure projects in the state. The report analyzes NJWB awards (i.e. low interest loans and principal forgiveness) over a 5-year period and also assesses the underlying policies governing how New Jersey defines disadvantaged communities.
The report’s ten recommendations would increase the equity and effectiveness of the NJWB program and ensure that communities with the greatest needs receive adequate assistance.
Maryland Forest Stewardship Disalignment Report
An analysis of incentives driving forest management decisions by Maryland landowners and the current state of their coordination
Delivering on Justice40: Perspectives from State Agency Staff
The Time it Takes for Restoration Companion Report: A Qualitative Analysis of Factors that Speed and Slow Mitigation Bank Approval Timelines
Conservation Banking in California: A Review of CDFW Approval Timelines and Insights from Stakeholders
Increasing the efficiency of land transactions
Navigating Green Infrastructure Maintenance with Capitalized Establishment Costs
Water Systems in Southeastern Pennsylvania Face Challenges in Accessing Public Funds for Infrastructure
JournalAWWA: Raising Consumer Confidence in Water Quality
How water service boundary data advances environmental justice and climate resilience
The Time it Takes for Restoration: An Analysis of Mitigation Banking Instrument Timelines
Moving Wildlife
HB94: Expanded Use of the Maryland Water Quality Revolving Loan Fund
From the ground up: A guide to replacing the nation’s toxic lead pipes over the next decade
A Fairer Funding Stream
Advancing Equity, Climate Action, and Economic Health in Communities
Recommendations to NASA: How to Expand Reach to Environmental Justice Leaders
WOTUS Explainer

