Information resources for advancing supply chain transparency (SCT) for chemicals in everyday products, including three case studies and an online interactive table that compiles relevant SCT regulations, tools and initiatives.
The North American Environmental Atlas seamlessly assembles accurate cartographic data including maps, documentation, and interactive map layers at a scale of 1:10,000,000.
A collaborative initiative between Canada, Mexico, and the United States to monitor land cover - the observed physical cover on the surface of the Earth - and its change over time.
Taking Stock Online allows users to explore North American Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (PRTR) data through interactive tools and comprehensive reports.
This practical guide provides a step-by-step plan for organizations all along the food supply chain to measure food loss and waste.
By bringing together insights, testimonies and knowledge, this portal documents diverse Indigenous approaches, challenges and relationships to freshwater.
NAMPAN is a network of resource agencies, marine protected areas (MPA) managers, practitioners and other relevant experts from Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Explore this interactive story for a better understanding of how the North American Environmental Atlas can be useful to you.
Learn more about the types of "land cover in North America" and the CEC’s NALCMS initiative
2015-2020 Land Cover Change in North America at 30-meter resolution
We contribute to the to the legal, sustainable and traceable production and trade in these selected species.
North American Pollutant Releases and Transfers, with a feature analysis of off-site transfers to disposal
Nearly 100 beneficial management practices aimed at ranchers, conservation organizations, government and academic institutions in North America.
What is the estimated impact of food loss and waste on our lives and on our surrounding environment?
The guide highlights best practices and specific tools for ten workforce sectors, supported by seven case studies and over fifty reference documents.
Engaging landowners across North America to provide monarch butterfly habitat.
Peeling back the layers on the issue of food loss and waste in North America.
ESM can be defined as taking all practicable steps to ensure that used and/or end-of-life products and wastes are managed in a manner that will protect human health and the environment.
