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About the Environment, Energy & Natural Resources Division
The NGA Center for Best Practices' Environment, Energy & Natural Resources (EENR) Division examines best practices and policy options across a range of issues including: energy and transportation infrastructure, energy efficiency, renewable energy, clean energy technology, green economic development, greenhouse gas management, transportation and land use, alternative fuels and vehicles, air quality, housing and community design, brownfields, military bases, and cleanup and stewardship of nuclear weapons sites.
Contact Info
Division Director Sue Gander | profile
Program Director Greg Dierkers
Division News
NGA Center for Best Practices Releases State "Green" Economy Profiles
The NGA Center released a series of reports analyzing emerging "green" economies in each state. The in-depth profiles of each state are available on the NGA Center Web site.
States Pursue Mix of Approaches to Fund and Finance Transportation
In response to the pressing challenges facing our nation's transportation system, states and territories are exploring ways to make better use of existing and new approaches to fund and finance transportation, according to a new report by the NGA Center.
States Update Transportation Strategies to Support Evolving Missions at Military Bases
States are using a range of existing, new and innovative strategies to address transportation issues associated with significant growth in the missions at many military bases across the country, according to a new Issue Brief from the NGA Center.