By Susan J. Sullivan 1972. Some of you were children, others were environmental advocates and college students, and many not even born. Yet 1972 was the year one of the…
The Hudson River’s popular and scenic Dockside Park in the village of Cold Spring, New York is the site of a new sustainable shorelines demonstration project. The $1.85 million resiliency…
By Evan Karsberg Each year in Washington, D.C. there is a week-long conference dedicated to what is possibly our single most important resource: water. This year’s National Water Policy Fly-In,…
Fifty Years at the Boston Water & Sewer Commission John Sullivan, NEIWPCC commissioner and chief engineer of the Boston Water & Sewer Commission (BWSC), is featured in a new video…
Returning as an in-person event after being held virtually due to the pandemic, the 32nd Annual Nonpoint Source (NPS) Conference was held April 27-28 in Woodstock, Vermont. Acting as a regional…
Resource managers in Southern New England have a new tool to assess biological conditions and water quality in slow-moving streams. The index of biotic integrity (IBI) uses biomonitoring – the…
Durham, New Hampshire Wastewater Treatment Facility By Nelson Thibault In the late 1970s, I was hired by a New Hampshire consultant engineering firm, Hoyle, Tanner & Associates (HTA), as onsite…
NEIWPCC has appointed Peter Zaykoski as the new program manager of the South Portland, Maine office, following the retirement of long-time manager Leeann Hanson. Zaykoski has been with NEIWPCC since…
NEIWPCC marks the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act (CWA) in the Spring 2022 issue of “Interstate Waters.” This landmark environmental legislation, which has defined how the nation’s water…
EPA Thanks Partners For Achieving Milestone in Latest Issue of “L.U.S.T.Line” More than 500,000 petroleum releases from underground storage tanks (UST) have been cleaned up since the establishment of the…