Working for clean and
sustainable water since 1947.
NEIWPCC is a regional commission that helps the states of the Northeast preserve and advance water quality. We engage and convene water quality professionals and other interested parties from New England and New York to collaborate on water, wastewater, and environmental science challenges across shared regions, ecosystems, and areas of expertise.
What’s Current
NEIWPCC Celebrates 75 Years of Impact on Clean Water
Explore NEIWPCC’s role in helping the states of the Northeast preserve and advance water quality since 1947.
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Registration Opens for National Nonpoint Source Training Workshop
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PFAS River Monitoring Project Launched in Rhode Island
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Letter to Congress Outlines Potential Impacts of Budget Cuts on Clean Water Act Programs
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Celebration Honors 40 Years of Action to Improve the Long Island Sound
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Clean Water Podcast Explores Successful Maintenance of Water Quality in Colorado Reservoirs
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Registration Opens for the National Tanks Conference
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Real-Time Data on Coastal Conditions Aids Hudson River Safety
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Building Operator Skills: Meet NEIWPCC Trainer Tom Bienkiewicz
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New Research Measures Suitability of Reducing Phosphorus in Lake Champlain Through Floodplain Restoration
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Clean Water Podcast Explores Successful Maintenance of Water Quality in Colorado Reservoirs
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Annual Report Details Scope of NEIWPCC’s Work
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Clean Water Podcast Showcases Adaptive Management Practices at Wisconsin Utilities
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New Report Examines Habitat Connectivity in the Long Island Sound
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Clean Water Podcast Features Water Quality Trading Program in Oregon
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Hold the Salt: Reducing Winter Salt Application
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Clean Water Podcast Explores Interstate Efforts to Improve Health of Lake Champlain
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Summaries Highlight NEIWPCC’s Annual Work for Each Member State
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Clean Water Podcast Explores a Watershed-based Approach to Phosphorus Removal in Idaho’s Boise River
Read more: Clean Water Podcast Explores a Watershed-based Approach to Phosphorus Removal in Idaho’s Boise River
What We Do
NEIWPCC is a leader in the water and wastewater industry. We engage and convene water quality professionals, conduct scientific research and trainings, provide outreach and education, and represent the region in policy matters.
Assessment and Research
Expanding knowledge about the condition of the Northeast’s water resources.
Pollution Control
Reducing water pollution through regulation, permits and TMDLs.
Storm Resiliency
Building resilient water infrastructure and communities throughout the region.
Source Water Protection
Ensuring safe drinking water sources for generations to come.
Wetlands and Aquatic Species
Bringing together professionals to share research and discuss related policies.
Nonpoint Source Pollution
Facilitating collaboration through conferences and workgroups to improve water quality.
Wastewater
Improving wastewater treatment through operator training and certification, plant design and
research.
Underground Storage Tanks
Providing training, information exchange and national tanks news.
PFAS
Tackling per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) through interstate collaboration, research and policy.