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    Cities
    Outcomes
    April 13, 2020

    4 Iconic Cities around the World and 4 States in India and Mexico Save Lives on the Road

    • Top Outcome: 2019
    • Health & Road Safety
    Photo by Saurabh Jain/WRI India
    • Top Outcome: 2019
    • Health & Road Safety
    Climate
    Asia
    Outcomes
    April 13, 2020

    Indonesia Adopts Its First-Ever Sustainable Development Plan

    • Top Outcome: 2019
    Electric grid on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. Photo by Rwaida Gharib/USAID
    • Top Outcome: 2019
    Climate
    Outcomes
    April 13, 2020

    U.S. Government Allocates $60 Million to Develop Carbon Removal Technology

    • Top Outcome: 2019
    us carbon removal forcal35 pixabay.jpg
    • Top Outcome: 2019
    Food
    Outcomes
    April 13, 2020

    Food Providers That Serve Nearly a Billion Meals Per Year Commit to the Cool Food Pledge

    • Top Outcome: 2019
    Salad bowls. Photo by Taylor Kiser/Unsplash
    • Top Outcome: 2019
    Freshwater
    North America
    Insights
    January 7, 2014

    A New Strategy to Improve Water Quality—One Targeted Watershed at a Time

    • water pollution
    • hypoxia
    • Freshwater
    • Water Quality
    More than 15,000 streams, rivers, and lakes are too polluted with nutrient runoff to support wildlife, be enjoyed recreationally, or serve as a drinking water source. Photo credit: USDA
    • water pollution
    • hypoxia
    • Freshwater
    • Water Quality
    Freshwater
    Initiatives
    June 27, 2013

    Eutrophication and Hypoxia

    This website serves as an information portal about eutrophication—the over-enrichment of water by nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus—a leading threat to water quality around the world. Explore our interactive map and learn more.
    Freshwater
    North America
    Insights
    April 17, 2013

    Can Nutrient Trading Shrink the Gulf of Mexico's Dead Zone?

    • water pollution
    • hypoxia
    • Freshwater
    Dead fish resulting from toxins or oxygen depletion in Lake Binder, Iowa. Photo credit: Dr. Jennifer L. Graham, U.S. Geological Survey
    • water pollution
    • hypoxia
    • Freshwater

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