7/22/20—It is too late to keep the fishhook waterflea out of Lake Champlain. The invasive crustacean, native to Eurasia, was first detected in the lake […]
7/20/20—Approaches to Temperature TMDLs Warming rivers threaten ecosystems and wildlife. Trout, salmon, and other economically and culturally important species depend on cold water to survive and reproduce. A growing number of states […]
7/14/20—Emergency power generators for underground storage tank systems (EPG UST systems) will be the topic of the first of a four-part webinar series designed to […]
7/14/20—NEIWPCC is planning four webinars to train state revolving fund (SRF) managers and interested individuals from across the country. The series fills in for an […]
7/10/20—The Lake Champlain Basin Program this spring awarded more than $50,000 in COVID-19 related emergency organizational support grants to 14 partner organizations in Vermont and […]
6/30/20—NEIWPCC this week alerted the northeast congressional delegation to a proposal that threatens tens of millions of dollars in federal funds for wastewater facilities in […]
6/30/20—NEIWPCC Kicks Off Regional Tracking and Accounting Collaborative The last 50 years of environmental regulation have reduced point sources of water pollution, but managing nonpoint […]
6/29/20—There’s no mention of coronavirus in NEIWPCC’s 2019 Annual Report, though the publication was itself delayed in part by pandemic work restrictions. Instead, the report […]
6/25/20—Narragansett Bay Synthesis Report Will Inform Decision-Making Reductions in nitrogen loading, metal and organic contaminants, and bacteria pollution are three success stories the Narragansett Bay […]
6/17/20—“Redeveloping Petroleum Brownfields,” a three-part feature detailing creative and strategic approaches to challenges related to petroleum brownfield redevelopment, is the highlight of the June issue […]
