10/2/18—The 30th Annual Nonpoint Source Pollution Conference “Call for Abstracts” is Now Open. The call will remain open through November 16, 2018. The 2019 Annual… Continue reading >
9/20/18—LUSTLine Looks at Tools for Tanks — High Resolution Site Characterization (HRSC) uses data visualization to create accurate site models and mapping to determine the extent… Continue reading >
9/18/18—Playing videos games isn’t what you’d normally expect in wastewater training, but for the twelve participants in NEIWPCC’s Hands-On Wastewater Nutrient Removal Class, game simulation… Continue reading >
9/14/18—Flood assessments provide communities with such valuable insights as which structures are most vulnerable and where runoff is most severe. NEIWPCC’s September 25 research webinar… Continue reading >
9/13/18—Heart rate, blood pressure, and cholesterol. People get routine checkups, and estuaries do too. NEIWPCC’s September 20 research webinar looks at the 24 indicators that… Continue reading >
8/22/18—Water News from Around the Region Right-sizing culverts and road stream crossings, a new State of the Lake (Champlain), MS4 permits in Massachusetts and New… Continue reading >
7/19/18—Don’t miss out on the opportunity to submit an abstract for the region’s go-to forum for sharing information about onsite/decentralized wastewater issues and projects in… Continue reading >
7/9/18—As of July 1, Massachusetts and New Hampshire municipalities must seek coverage by new general stormwater permits, the first since 2003. Affected communities have until… Continue reading >
5/25/18—NEIWPCC is skimming the cream of its publications for its new reprint series. Four “old” magazine stories, on microfibers, nutrient pollution, the history of clean-water… Continue reading >
5/23/18—Identifying wetland soils in New England just got a little easier with this published manual. It has been updated to include an additional New England-specific… Continue reading >
