4/5/21—After a competitive selection process, NEIWPCC has contracted leading experts in environmental economics, from IFC Incorporated L.L.C., to conduct an analysis of the economic benefits… Continue reading >
3/29/21—NEIWPCC’s annual Northeast Aquatic Biologists (NAB) Conference, our first virtual conference, drew more attendees from in and outside of the region than ever before. The… Continue reading >
3/16/21—Waterfront communities on the tidal Hudson face rising sea levels and flood risk for important infrastructure, homes, and businesses. To help plan in addressing these… Continue reading >
3/4/21—Don Kennedy, NEIWPCC training coordinator, was honored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) New England Office for outstanding service throughout his career. Kennedy received… Continue reading >
3/3/21—New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and the New York – New Jersey Harbor & Estuary Program have released the “2020 State of… Continue reading >
2/26/21—Updated Resource Compiles, Compares Water Regulations in the Region NEIWPCC recently completed a major update to our water quality standards matrix, designed to make it… Continue reading >
2/22/21—Using Policy, Apps, Partnerships, and Education to Improve Water Quality On April 5, 2021 from 1-2 pm EST, scientists and planners from the University of Connecticut’s Center… Continue reading >
2/19/21—A case study from Georgia’s South River On March 29, 2021 at 2PM EST, Dr. Jacqueline Echols, Board President of the South River Watershed Alliance,… Continue reading >
2/9/21—Dr. Christina Stringer, NEIWPCC’s new director of Wastewater and Onsite Systems, brings a wealth of experiences and perspective to her new role. Diving deep into… Continue reading >
1/19/21—A new publication, “Creating and Maintaining Hudson River Views: A Handbook for Landowners,” is now available on the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation… Continue reading >
