Ecosystems publications and documents
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This report was prepared to assist Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) in providing recommendations to FEMA about how a new loan program resulting from the Safeguarding Tomorrow through Ongoing Risk Mitigation (STORM) Act can be structured to encourage nature-based solutions.
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Letter to OMB Acting Director Shalanda Young for advancing equity and support for underserved communities.
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Letter to FEMA on RE: Request for Information on FEMA Programs, Regulations, and Policies (86 FR 21325, Docket ID: FEMA-2021-0011)
Type: Letter
Date: August 17, 2021
Letter to Administrator Criswell on opportunities to increase equity in flood resilience.
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Priorities and places for nature-based solutions to reduce flood and chemical exposure risks in Galveston Bay
Type: Webinar
Date: August 17, 2021
Stakeholder presentation for National Academy of Sciences grant to examine and address the vulnerability of petrochemical facilities along Galveston Bay to flood-induced chemical spills and releases.
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It’s time for North Carolina to lead on climate mitigation and resilience to protect the state’s residents, economy and ecosystems. This EDF report outlines four resilient policy proposals.
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Florida can establish a meaningful and unified resilience effort that creates a safer, more prosperous and equitable future for all communities.
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Case law review of adaptive management, an iterative decision-making process wherein agencies monitor a management plan’s implementation and adjust it based on feedback.
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EDF worked with researchers in conservation agriculture to publish a practitioner’s guide to conducting budget analyses for on-farm conservation practices.
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A practitioner’s guide to conducting budget analyses for conservation agriculture
Type: Report
Date: December 14, 2020
EDF report provides guidance for researchers, academics, conservation nonprofits, state and government agencies, and other organizations interested in measuring the farm financial outcomes of in-field conservation practices.
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This report from EDF outlines five major groundwater management challenges facing Texas to build a foundation for meaningful advances to more sustainable groundwater management in the state.