NatLab Report Highlights Strategies for Green Infrastructure Finance
Investments in stormwater and sewer infrastructure are becoming a top priority for municipal decision-makers as they brace for more frequent severe weather...
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Why 2013 will be a big year for green infrastructure finance
Three recent publications present compelling reasons why private financing for green infrastructure is going to be a hot topic in 2013, and likely for decades...
In Sandy's Wake.... What's in Those Flood Waters?
Superstorm Sandy absolutely battered the New York/New Jersey region two weeks ago. I count myself among the extremely lucky ones – my neighborhood in Brooklyn...
Uranium Mining Environmental Consequences to Be Reviewed in Court
For decades, uranium has been mined in ways that damage our waters and land, put our communities at risk, and cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars in...
Atrazine: Behind the Syngenta Curtain
Did anyone catch today’s Good Housekeeping article on tap water? In a lengthy piece about many tap water issues, it pulls out one chemical of interest:...
Asian Carp Have Spawned Water Ninjas on the Illinois River
It has come to this. The Asian carp infestation in Peoria has some intrepid water skiers taking to the Illinois River in spiked body armor with wolverine claws...