This post originally appeared on June 20, 2014 in GOVERNING Magazine Online. Written by Liz Farmer If Washington, D.C. is undertaking a project that will benefit – at minimum – the next three generations, then why make just one generation … Read more
The Future of Environmental Finance: Strategies for Financing Current and Future Environmental Challenges May 5th, 1:30-4:30pm in Chapel Hill, NC Free and Open to the Public. Live Web Streaming Available. Find More Information and Register Here Who Pays? With What Money? … Read more
By Emily Kosmala As a student working under the Wetland Finance program at the Environmental Finance Center at UNC Chapel Hill, I spend most of my time exploring options for financing wetland protection. I’ve been studying new and creative ways to … Read more
By Mary Sketch. Mary Sketch is a junior at Brown University concentrating in Environmental Studies with a focus in Law and Policy. She is a North Carolina native and has worked with the EFC as an undergraduate intern for the … Read more
Lexi Herndon is the Marketing and Outreach Coordinator at the Environmental Finance Center at UNC Chapel Hill. Environmental education (EE) is a big fish these days. Programs are flourishing across the country, large and small, public and private, for the … Read more
Lexi Kay Herndon is the Marketing and Outreach Coordinator at the Environmental Finance Center at UNC Chapel Hill. Trash. Most of us don’t really think about it – you throw it in the bin, a truck comes by to pick … Read more
by Adam C. Parker Adam Parker is a law clerk at the North Carolina Court of Appeals. He was formerly a summer law clerk with the UNC School of Government. Adam graduated from the UNC MPA Program in 2010 and … Read more
Lexi Kay is the Marketing and Outreach Coordinator at the Environmental Finance Center at the University of North Carolina. Before joining the staff at the Environmental Finance Center at UNC, I spent a lot of my time in graduate school … Read more
By Caroline Simpson Caroline Simpson is a graduate student with the UNC School of Information and Library Science and works as a Research Assistant with the Environmental Finance Center. When the North Carolina Legislature instated House Bill 448, Regionalization … Read more
