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How Donald Trump or Kamala Harris should spend a billion dollars at USDA
5 Bizarre Things About Permitting That Don't Have To Be
Scaling Ecological Restoration & Nature-Based Solutions: A permitting innovation agenda for the next presidential administration
Demystifying environmental sandboxes: What are they, and what aren’t they?
Everybody’s talking about environmental sandboxes. What are they, and maybe more importantly, what aren’t they?
New Report: Building a Thriving Biodiversity Credit Market
What is permitting, and why does it matter?
Looking for Clues on Lead Service Line Inventories in the 7th DWINSA Update
As the initial service line material inventory deadline passes, we’re examining the updated 7th DWINSA survey results for clues of what we might expect from this forthcoming data.
In this blog, Phil Cork investigates national trends and what we learned from these updated survey results.
New Corps Memos on Timelines for Reviewing Mitigation Banks are a Game-Changer
Here’s why Milwaukee and Wisconsin are models for lead pipe replacement - and why President Joe Biden is there delivering the Biden-Harris swan song on lead in drinking water
EPA’s final Lead and Copper Rule Improvements cut down deferred timelines for cities with the highest number of lead service lines
MBI Timelines 2024 Update
A deep dive into EPA’s Lead Service Line Replacement Funding Allotment Formula
Get the lead out - and galvanized too while we’re at it!
How far will BIL dollars go in replacing lead lines across the country? An analysis of EPA’s Federal Fiscal Year 2024 allotments for lead line replacement
Over $65M Requested in SIPPRA Pay for Success Applications
Take a hike: What states are doing to support more green stormwater infrastructure through planning and funding
From Law to Legacy: Early Wins of Maryland's Conservation Finance Act
Since enacting the Conservation Finance Act in 2022, Maryland agencies have begun to implement it and attract greater private investment in conservation.
Exploring How States are Distributing Historic Drinking Water Investments
From Paper Maps to Navigation Apps: Charting a New Course in Permitting Tech
