One year into the second Trump administration, it is clear that by attacking environmental data and science and undermining our environmental right to know, this administration is serving polluting industry at the expense of the health of people and the planet. envirodatagov.org/one-year-int...

(1/2) We’re so grateful to the amazing volunteers, staff, and supporters who helped EDGI track and respond to attacks on environmental data and governance systems in 2025. 🫶❤️‍🔥 This newsletter roundup highlights some of our work this year: mailchi.mp/1bff9119bf98...

Honored to be included in this @thenation.com list alongside such an inspiring group. We agree that action-oriented collaborative work is a good way to deal with these hard times. So thankful for all the amazing people at EDGI. www.thenation.com/article/soci...

Children are especially vulnerable to air pollution. Yet when it comes to setting PM2.5 limits under the Clean Air Act, children’s health has been taken into consideration less & less over the years. Learn more in Marianne Sullivan & Ellen Kohl’s new article in Environmental Health: rdcu.be/eVLO3

The EPA has purged its website of information about the indicators and impacts of climate change. These changes constitute, by far, the most extensive removal of climate change information from the EPA’s website during this administration. envirodatagov.org/epa-scrubs-i...

Federal data and tools are all around us, influencing our lives in ways we often overlook. Our new data story, Protect the Data that Nourishes Us, highlights the data and tools that inform every stage of an apple's life cycle from seed to supermarket. screening-tools.com/blog/protect...

Changes to federal websites raise “concerns for proposed federal regulations now open for public comment, said Izzy Pacenza, EDGI project coordinator,” who added that it’s important to save environmental data “for the public ... so the public can weigh in.” www.context.news/climate-risk...

We’re excited to share the first story in our Made Possible series, showing how 2,212 studies relied on federal environmental justice tools like EJScreen and what’s at stake when those tools disappear. Read today: screening-tools.com/blog/pedp-en...

In a new report, EDGI documents the second Trump administration’s control of federal environmental information in its first 6 months. We found that environmental justice & climate change information have been broadly rewritten & deleted. Learn more: envirodatagov.org/publication/...

NOAA has removed practical educational resources on climate change impacts from Climate.gov. Learn more in this week’s “Highlight from the change log”: envirodatagov.org/noaa-removes...

Over these 100 days, Trump’s team has disappeared environmental data and information across agency websites. EDGI’s website monitoring team reflects on information suppression in this 100 days and compares it to last time. envirodatagov.org/how-informat...

EDGI’s Matt Price and other members of the Public Environmental Data Partners speak on the importance of preparing for and responding to attacks on environmental data and information. www.nextgov.com/ideas/2025/0...

This week the Trump administration took offline the climate and economic justice mapping tool CEJST. We, as part of the Public Environmental Data Project, have recreated it. Here’s our unofficial but functional copy: digitalhistory.github.io/j40-pages/en...