North Carolina’s Early Childhood Action Plan outlines a cohesive vision and establishes shared stakeholder accountability to achieve statewide goals for young children from birth through age 8.

Using temperature data collected by volunteers on small sensors during their daily walks, bike rides, or commutes, UbanHeatATL is creating street-level temperature maps for neighborhoods throughout Atlanta.

Michigan has the most PFAS contaminated water sites in the country and has responded rapidly and strongly with a multi-agency collaboration that is acting to protect Michigan’s drinking water.

Minnesota is one of only a few states that develops its own drinking water guidance. State law specifies that the guidance must adequately protect the health of infants and children.

For over ten years, Miami-Dade County has partnered with Broward, Monroe, and Palm Beach counties to collaborate on climate-related issues.

Denver Water’s Lead Reduction Program is undertaking aggressive action to fully replace lead service lines.

The Michigan PFAS Action Response Team is a multi-agency collaboration that is acting to protect Michigan’s drinking water

The Navajo Nation has faced years of environmental contamination from historical uranium mining and the placement of coal-powered Two Navajo community groups have been working to address these injustices for years.

The California Department of Public Health has developed an online interactive platform to assist with climate change planning and protect children.