Resource Library: Environment
Reports, research, and web-based resources — created both by McKnight and by our partners and other field leaders — that address the ideas and issues at play in our work.
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Climate Central
August 2013 - An independent organization of leading scientists and journalists researching and reporting the facts about our changing climate and its impact on the American public.
www.climatecentral.org
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State of the River
Companion website to the Friends of the Mississippi State of the River Report, which highlights 13 key indicators of river health and details the results in ways that non-scientists can understand.
www.stateoftheriver.com
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Midwest Energy Efficiency Resource Guide for Policymakers
With $1.7 billion expected to be spent on Energy Efficiency in the Midwest by 2015, a new resource guide from the Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance gives policymakers proven successes from across the region.
PDF, 11.2 MB
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Food and Environment Reporting Network
The Food & Environment Reporting Network, Inc., is an independent, non-profit news organization that produces investigative reporting on food, agriculture, and environmental health.
http://thefern.org
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Traveling Upstream: Improving Water Quality of the Mississippi River
June 2005 - Results and recommendations from a Headwaters survey of nonprofits and state/federal agencies regarding opportunities to improve the water quality of the Mississippi River.
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A Study of McKnight's Mississippi River Program: Executive Summary
December 2009 - Headwaters Group Philanthropic Services. Research and recommendations which informed the 2009 revision of McKnight's Mississippi River program guidelines.
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User's Guide: Mississippi River Water Quality and the Clean Water Act
Follow-up to the McKnight-funded 2008 National Research Council report.
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Defining "We" In Environmental Advocacy
This new must-read booklet for every environmental advocate discusses the importance of language in explaining and advancing advocacy work.
Full report (PDF, 430 KB)
