We know that grant funding can be a long, tedious process for all parties involved. With these 7 grant writing tips from experts, you can speed up your application process and hopefully increase your chances of success!
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22 Women Leading the Environmental Movement
In honor of International Women’s Day, we’re highlighting 22 women who are leading the movement to protect our environment. Read on for exclusive interviews with some of the most powerful ladies in sustainability, hear the advice they have for women who are interested in pursuing a career in industry, and more.
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What is a Superfund Site?
Learn the basics of the Superfund program. How are sites chosen? Who funds the cleanup? Why was the program created? And how are communities involved?
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7 Proven Methods for Green Infrastructure Success
What can you do to protect and improve your community’s water? Here are seven examples to introduce you to different types of green infrastructure, and model organizations that are improving water quality in their communities.
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Water Quality Monitoring: Which Method Should You Choose?
The Flint crisis made water quality monitoring a hot-button issue. How can we conduct water quality monitoring accurately, affordably, and democratically?
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Which City Has the Best Water?
Which city in the US has the best water? Turns out, this simple question has a pretty complicated answer.
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Air Quality Testing: A Survey of the Leading Options
Air quality monitoring has long been costly, difficult, and geographically limited. A new generation of IOT enabled sensors are allowing efficient, cost-effective, localized air quality testing—not only by governments, but by NGOs and concerned citizens, too.
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Power To All The Gretas
Greta Thunberg is a powerful climate change activist, but so are all the other Gretas, including you. Here is how you can make more sustainable decisions in 2020.
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Sensors at the Office: An Experiment in Indoor Air Quality Testing
We conducted a crowd science experiment around indoor air quality testing in multiple offices around NYC. The results were surprising to say the least…
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Energy Technologies: People Are Needed Too
Energy technologies show the furture of power, but technology won’t solve all of our problems—people and policies need to evolve too.
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