EPA Indicates Bold Support for Scientific Integrity on Its Website
The “EPA Actions to Address PFAS” webpage was changed to reflect EPA […]
The “EPA Actions to Address PFAS” webpage was changed to reflect EPA […]
A new paper by the Environmental Data & Governance Initiative (EDGI) summarizes how the Trump administration took unprecedented steps to censor climate change-related information—including by limiting access to websites about its causes and actions that mitigate it, as well as by changing the language used to refer to it.
Beginning January 25th, 2021, EPA’s top webpage epa.gov includes a clickable black and yellow image to report environmental violations.
February 10, 2021 — Today, the Environmental Data & Governance Initiative (EDGI) publishes searchable records of approximately 1,500 changes to federal agency environmental webpages under the Trump administration. For four years, EDGI’s website monitoring team has identified and catalogued significant changes to federal websites using their open source monitoring software. EDGI’s Federal Environmental Web Tracker makes records of significant changes publicly available.
By Alejandro Paz and Gretchen Gehrke Website monitoring is critical for raising […]
This week’s change occurred between May and July 2018 and is about a sentence that was added to an EPA webpage about drinking water health advisories for PFOA and PFOS chemicals.
Blog written by Alejandro Paz Lead image shows the HTML source code […]
Welcome! This post is part of the EDGI Website Monitoring Team’s “Change […]