Economic studies to value public outdoor recreation sites can be complex—often involving costly and time-consuming data collection and computations that are difficult to understand. A simpler approach that can reliably estimate values is available in a new paper...
Integral Consulting’s natural and nature-based solutions for resilient coastlines are highlighted in a recent World Bank publication on innovative and sustainable ways to address coastal issues faced by West African nations. The proposal model can be scaled and...
The Biden Administration’s new emphasis on environmental justice is changing the status quo in the environmental arena. How will these fast-breaking policies impact environmental investigations and remediation, litigation, and enforcement? Join Miranda Henning on...
Join Integral Managing Principal Miranda Henning for a presentation on “Emerging Contaminants: New Risks and Regulations” during the virtual conference, “Impact of PFAS on Environmental Litigation” on Thursday, January 13, 2022.
Embedding consideration of environmental justice into governmental programs is a major policy initiative of the Biden administration, developed in response to a long-standing concern for how environmental impacts may disproportionally affect disadvantaged communities. Natural resource damage assessment (NRDA) methods for estimating natural resource damages are not able to address this issue—until now. Integral managing principal Ted Tomasi, Ph.D., has published two white papers that discuss new methods that allow environmental justice in NRDA.
Congratulations to University of Washington (UW) graduate student Rachel Fricke, recipient of the 2021 Integral Environmental Big Data Research Fund! Her project is titled “Emerging Technologies to Assess Human Benefits from and Risks to Water Resources.”