NEIWPCC is now accepting abstracts for the 12th U.S. Symposium on Harmful Algae, to be held October 27 – November 1, in Portland, Maine. NEIWPCC is coordinating the symposium with support…
Along the coast of New Hampshire, water quality improvements, eelgrass restoration, oyster aquaculture, and the local food movement come together in this episode of the “Clean Water Pod” podcast. Listeners…
Wastewater professionals seeking to sign up for NEIWPCC training courses are in for a treat. The training webpage recently got a makeover to make the site more user-friendly and enhance…
NEIWPCC and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s Hudson River Estuary Program invite proposals from environmental engineering firms interested in partnering with high flood-risk Hudson Riverfront municipalities to…
NEIWPCC’s YouTube channel has a new video about the Youth and the Environment Program (YEP), which has been providing youths from underserved communities with experiences in the environmental field since…
Early bird rates are now available The 34th Annual Nonpoint Source (NPS) Conference will take place in Old Saybrook, Connecticut on April 10-11, with the theme “Climate Resiliency through NPS…
For more than 50 years, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) New England region has recognized those who have made outstanding contributions to protect the region’s environment. The 2023 Environmental Merit…
Addressing nutrient pollution in the largest estuary in the United States – the Chesapeake Bay – is the topic of the latest episode of the “Clean Water Pod” podcast. Maryland’s…
In a new video series available on the NEIWPCC website and social media channels, viewers can hear from NEIWPCC staff about work being done to preserve and advance water quality…
NEIWPCC’s annual state summaries are now available on its website. These two-page reports provide a breakdown of NEIWPCC’s work from 2022-2023 in each member states, as well as collectively across…