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Leveraging Data to Drive Equitable Water Policy in Texas: Insights from Prioritization Tool Inform Texas SFY 2025 DWSRF IUP Comments
Get the lead out - and galvanized too while we’re at it!
New $1 Million Great Lakes Water Infrastructure Loan Fund Supporting Improved Water Quality in the Great Lakes Region
Stretching the Dollar to Get the Lead Out: Good Decision-Making and Planning for Lead Service Line Cost Efficiencies
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
Stretching the Dollar to Get the Lead Out: Advancing Lead Service Line Programs with Low or No-Cost Policies and Practices
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
A Revolving Loan Fund Could Help Protect Watersheds, Biodiversity and Public Access in America’s National Forests
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
A Data Funnel for Drinking Water Infrastructure
Are More Drinking Water Funds Going to State-defined Disadvantaged Communities Through State Revolving Funds? (Answer: Be Patient!)
Case Studies of Performance-based RCPP Projects
The US Department of Agriculture has contracted at least seven RCPP projects that used performance-based payments to buy environmental outcomes. This report profiles their challenges and successes.
New paper: USDA is already buying environmental outcomes…kinda
Digging into New York City’s Current Proposal to Replace Lead Pipes
