Recap on Mozilla Global Sprint
The EDGI tech team had a great time at the Mozilla Global Sprint from June 1-2, 2017! We identified some low-hanging fruit […]
Category: Blog
EDGI’s new “Accomplishments” report is published!
EDGI just published a new report covering our activities since mid-November until the beginning of May! Some highlights: We’ve dramatically improved the […]
Errors in the January 19 snapshot of EPA.gov are problematic from transparency, data preservation, and information access standpoints and may have legal implications
By Sarah Lamdan, Director of Legal Research, and members of the Website Tracking Committee: Andrew Bergman, Maya Anjur-Dietrich, Gretchen Gehrke, and Toly […]
The announced overhaul of EPA.gov has already begun and pages relating to climate change are currently inaccessible
Statement by EDGI’s Website Tracking Committee April 28, 2017 11:00 PM ET—This evening, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced an […]
Join us Sat, April 22, and March for Science!
EDGI is excited to sign on as an official partner of the #MarchforScience! We support the march’s mission, goals, and diversity principles, […]
Launch of EDGI HONEST Act White Paper
EDGI’s recently published analysis and research shows that the passage of H.R. 1430, or HONEST Act, would block the EPA from using […]
Scott Pruitt’s First Address to the EPA: As Annotated by EDGI
Below you will find an annotated guide to Scott Pruitt’s first address to the EPA on behalf of the Environmental Data & […]
Protecting Climate Data in Times of Political Turmoil – A Report from Los Angeles
by The Southern California Climate Data Protection Project Countless historic settings have demanded archiving as a politically urgent tactic. In Nazi Germany […]
Building an Archive of Vulnerability: #GuerrillaArchiving at #UofT
by Andrea Muehlebach Re-blogged from PPEHLAB Let me start with the basic fact of how important it is, perhaps now more than […]
Field Report: Safeguarding environmental data through “Guerrilla Archiving”
by Jessica Caporusso (York University) As numerous reports have increasingly made clear, environmental data is at risk. Under the threat of a science-adverse […]