10/19/17—Estuary research and news from the states headline the new iWR, NEIWPCC’s quarterly email newsletter. Other stories look at wastewater training in Maine and Massachusetts,… Continue reading >
10/13/17—NEIWPCC hosted a webinar October 5th focused on Massachusetts’ pursuit of authorization from the EPA to manage its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program.… Continue reading >
10/12/17—On October 12, 2017, NEIWPCC joins a community of water advocates participating in Imagine a Day Without Water, an effort to educate the public about… Continue reading >
9/29/17—Phosphorus was the draw for 120 estuary researchers, administrators, and students usually concerned with nitrogen’s impact on the environment. The participants in NEIWPCC’s second estuary… Continue reading >
7/20/17—NEIWPCC has chosen Susan Sullivan, an environmental scientist, to be its new executive director. Sullivan has been the agency’s deputy director since 1997. She succeeds… Continue reading >
7/19/17—Find out how 5th grade students in New York are assisting in the repopulation of the ecologically critical water celery plant in the Hudson River.… Continue reading >
6/1/17—The latest issue of L.U.S.T.Line is now available. View the 82nd issue, featuring a cover article by Ben Thomas entitled “The 30-Day Walkthrough Inspection: What’s Not To… Continue reading >
5/25/17—NEIWPCC is proud to share its Annual Report, published in May of 2017.
5/15/17—The next National Tanks Conference has been scheduled for September 11-13, 2018, at the Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky. This event will provide learning… Continue reading >
4/13/17—Thanks to everyone who made the Annual Nonpoint Source Pollution Conference on April 12-13, 2017 so successful! Please view our Archive of Presentations.