9/9/19—Northeast Water News in September Magazine The September issue of Interstate Waters, NEIWPCC’s semianual magazine, includes feature stories on efforts to deter and control non-native… Continue reading >
9/4/19—Talks on 9/4 and 9/10 will present novel technology In a September 4 webinar, Dr. Ljiljana Rajic of the Pioneer Valley Coral & Natural Science… Continue reading >
7/16/19—Eight Lawrence and Lowell high-schoolers are getting closely acquainted with wastewater treatment this summer. In Lowell, four teens are shadowing operators, lab technicians, and other… Continue reading >
5/13/19—More than half of the Commission’s 2018 Annual Report is a detailed timeline showing the highlights of the year. The timeline shows training classes by… Continue reading >
5/13/19—In the 85th issue of L.U.S.T.Line, NEIWPCC’s tanks newsletter, Carolyn Hoskinson, the director of the EPA’s Office of Underground Storage Tanks, reflects on “30 Years… Continue reading >
3/22/19—The Commission, in cooperation with the Long Island Sound Study Watersheds & Embayments and Water Quality Monitoring Workgroups, is inviting proposals to develop a Nonpoint… Continue reading >
1/30/19—The January issue of NEIWPCC’s quarterly e-newsletter looks at marsh monitoring on the Hudson River and an unusually broad complement of spring conferences for scientists,… Continue reading >
1/22/19—This spring, hundreds of environmental professionals will participate in a NEIWPCC conference or workshop. The Commission’s spring lineup is especially wide-ranging this year because it… Continue reading >
1/22/19—Mike Gerel to be Program Director Mike Gerel, an environmental scientist who has led or contributed to water-basin initiatives on both coasts, will lead the… Continue reading >
1/11/19—Three new titles are available from NEIWPCC’s reprint series. The reprinted stories are as follows: Water Reuse: Lessons from California—Reusing water, common in the West,… Continue reading >
