7/26/21—Residents who live, work, or play in the Narragansett Bay region can help plan for a healthier environment by sharing their input and feedback with… Continue reading >
7/22/21—In this latest issue (#89), contributor Jon Kelly explores the ins and outs associated with a lack of data standards for the underground storage tank… Continue reading >
6/11/21—New York state’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced that approximately $225,000 is available to help communities in the Hudson River Estuary watershed increase resiliency,… Continue reading >
6/1/21—In 2013, NEIWPCC commissioned a study funded by the Long Island Sound Study to assess the feasibility of low-cost nitrogen removal retrofits to wastewater treatment… Continue reading >
6/1/21—Keeping highways and other paved areas clear of ice and snow is taking a toll on the region’s waters. NEIWPCC is launching a new collaborative… Continue reading >
6/1/21—NEIWPCC joined with several other water associations in authorizing a letter responding to the EPA’s advanced notice of proposed rulemaking, “Clean Water Act Effluent Limitations… Continue reading >
5/20/21—NEIWPCC’s Spring 2021 issue of “Interstate Waters” is now available, in both digital and print formats. Focusing on the theme of “Charting our Course,” the… Continue reading >
5/6/21—NEIWPCC’s 2021 State Revolving Fund (SRF) virtual series launched with three sessions this spring. The events provided opportunities for learning and discussion on current practices… Continue reading >
5/5/21—Report Reflects on New Initiatives, Ways of Working in Fiscal Year 2020 NEIWPCC’s annual report for fiscal year 2020 is available online. Our work during… Continue reading >
4/30/21—In the state of New York, more than 100 public access sites, including parks, preserves, boat launches, and fishing piers along the shores of the… Continue reading >
