$2.6M in expenses

Oil and gas: EIP advocates for the cleanup of petrochemical plants, improved monitoring of plants and hydraulic fracturing sites, and the creation and implementation of regulations to protect nearby communities affected by these operations. EIP takes part in rulemaking, permitting, and enforcement actions to reduce harmful pollutants and greenhouse gas emmissions. EIP also provides the public with timely information about major sources of pollution that contribute to climate change or threaten air and water quality.

$663K in expenses

Center for applied environmental science: caes seeks to advance environmental justice by providing communities and environmental advocates with high-quality science and engineering expertise. By providing this access, which is a critical element in permitting and siting decisions, legal challenges, and rulemaking efforts, we support disproportionately impacted communities as they seek more power to influence environmental decisions that affect their health and quality of life.

$543K in expenses

Aluminum: EIP applies a mix of multi-disciplinary tools as part of its work to clean up climate, air, and water emissions from the aluminum industry. These include enforcement actions and advocacy and legal action to create more protective environmental and pollution control standards.

$1.9M in expenses

Other programs: bay enforcement, biomass/biofuels, aluminum, clean water ACT, coal general, communications, EPA watch, environmental justice, landfill methane, maryland, and steel