EDGI Receives Grant from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Dear Readers, We write with the remarkable news that we have just received our first sustaining grant from the Packard Foundation for […]
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Touring the Internet Archive: Wayback Machine
Our partners at the Internet Archive: Wayback Machine invited EDGI over for lunch… The Internet Archive is a non-profit library of millions […]
EDGI and PageFreezer, teaming up to archive environmental websites
Our collaboration with PageFreezer began on the eve of President Trump’s inauguration. Michael Riedijk heard about EDGI’s website archiving and monitoring efforts […]
Answering Questions About Accessibility Regulations and Access to Climate Action Plans
In this guest post, Stephanie Rosen, the Accessibility Specialist for the University of Michigan Library, shares her thoughts on the recent removal […]
New report on January 10: Climate Change Web Content Under Trump
Report released: Changing the Digital Climate On January 10, 2018 the Environmental Data & Governance Initiative (EDGI) will release Changing the Digital […]
Climate Action Plans for National Parks Removed from Site Without Advance Explanation
By members of EDGI’s Website Monitoring Team: Toly Rinberg, Gretchen Gehrke, Andrew Bergman, and Justin Schell Updated 12:00 pm ET December 22, […]
Join us Oct 26-27 for a two-day Data Together Sprint ??
On Thursday and Friday next week, Data Together is hosting a two-day sprint to come together and improve project documentation, update our […]
EPA’s Website Overhaul Continues: Climate Resources Left Out of the Update to the “Climate and Energy Resources for State, Local, and Tribal Governments” Website
By members of EDGI’s Website Monitoring Team: Toly Rinberg, Andrew Bergman, and Eric Nost In the first example of returned content since […]
Removing Clean Power Plan Web Resources Undermines Public Engagement
By Toly Rinberg and Andrew Bergman, members of EDGI’s Website Monitoring Committee Originally posted on the UCS Equation On Monday, Scott Pruitt, […]
Changes to USGS website highlight the importance of search for public access
By Toly Rinberg and Andrew Bergman, members of EDGI’s Website Monitoring Committee (Cross-posted on Sunlight Foundation) As has been true for decades, […]