5 Key Areas Technology Should and Should Not Be Used in Permitting
Technology has the potential to speed up environmental permitting by enhancing transparency, data management, and public engagement. To truly streamline the permitting process, it’s essential to combine digital solutions with policy and process improvements.
5 Bizarre Things About Permitting That Don't Have To Be
Unlocking a New Era for Ecological Restoration, Nature-based Solutions, and Resilience
Scaling Ecological Restoration & Nature-Based Solutions: A permitting innovation agenda for the next presidential administration
What is permitting, and why does it matter?
From Paper Maps to Navigation Apps: Charting a New Course in Permitting Tech
Where do you get your water from, and is it safe to drink? Advances in EPA modeling delivers for drinking water justice
Permitting Tech Plays: Operationalizing Rulings + Regulations
New Tool Spotlights Areas for Drinking Water Interventions in Texas
Joint Public Comment: Creation of the White House Environmental Justice Interagency Council
New e-Permitting for Wetland and Stream Permits
50 Prizable climate ideas
Our environmental data is hidden away in unmarked boxes; we need capacity to open them up.
Making Waves in Water Management Together
Pooling Resources: How Collaboration & Data Are Shaping the Future of Drinking Water
Adopting Innovation at the US Forest Service: Read Our New Report!
Report: Adopting Innovation at the US Forest Service
Environmental decision makers have a data plumbing problem. Data intermediaries can help.
Tired of the Landlord Special? We Need Tech Talent to Update Federal Digital Infrastructure
The Wetlands Impact Tracker: Revealing Public Notices for the Public Good
Using AI to extract data from US Army Corps of Engineers public notices, the Wetlands Impact Tracker follows federal projects and their impacts on lands and waters along the Gulf Coast.