Archiving Government Data
Working with partners we preserve vulnerable scientific data and web pages from the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy, and other agencies.
Monitoring Federal Websites
We monitor changes to tens of thousands of federal environmental and climate change web pages to trace how data, information, and their presentation change.
Interviewing Federal Experts
We interview federal employees to provide a human, qualitative perspective on how the current administration is affecting environmental health agencies.

Recent Blog Posts

EPA Enforcement is Declining Across All Regions of the Country in Programs Designed to Protect Air, Water, Land and Public Health

EPA Enforcement is Declining Across All Regions of the Country in Programs Designed to Protect Air, Water, Land and Public Health

The results are startling, showing huge declines in environmental enforcement actions across most regions and programs ...
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Recap from Data Together Annual Meeting

Recap from Data Together Annual Meeting

The scientific data on which so much of what we know is based—the data we need to make informed decisions ...
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EPA Discontinues Updates to Climate Change Websites

EPA Discontinues Updates to Climate Change Websites

After nearly 18 months with the EPA’s climate change website “being updated” behind closed doors, two weeks ago, the agency ...
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We are Hiring a Part-Time System Administrator!

We are Hiring a Part-Time System Administrator!

We are searching for a remote part-time System Administrator to work on and support our Web Monitoring Platform, Scanner, used ...
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The First 100 Days and Counting Series

EDGI has conducted in-depth analyses of the Environmental Protection Agency, environmental justice, and changes to federal climate change web content in the early Trump administration.

Read Parts 1, 2, & 3

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Volunteer to be a Web Monitoring Analyst

EDGI is looking for volunteer web monitoring analysts 5-10 hrs/week. Analysts track and classify website changes flagged by our version tracking software. Each analyst is responsible for monitoring a set of web domains on a weekly cycle, which is important for ensuring timely response and coverage. If you’re interested, contact Jake Wylie at edgi.websitemonitoring@protonmail.com.

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Collaborate on Archiving

If you are concerned about a program or dataset check out our Archiving page for ways to ensure it is preserved. You can also contribute how-tos and tools to our GitHub!