10/1/20—Current travel restrictions may have impacted in-person events, but can also be viewed as a boon for webinars, trainings, and other virtual events, including NEIWPCC’s … Continue reading >
9/29/20—NEIWPCC recently weighed in on the EPA’s proposed allotment formula for the Sewer Overflow and Stormwater Reuse Municipal Grants program. In a letter dated September… Continue reading >
9/25/20—On August 20, NEIWPCC submitted a comment letter to the EPA in response to their draft numeric nutrient criteria recommendations for lakes and reservoirs. Accurately… Continue reading >
9/17/20—The September issue of Interstate Waters reintroduces NEIWPCC amidst major changes in the way we work and interact in a post-COVID world. In Teaching the Teachers,… Continue reading >
9/15/20—In a virtual celebration, three [current and former] NEIWPCC staff and commissioners were honored by the EPA during its 2020 Merit Award ceremony. Ron Poltak,… Continue reading >
8/31/20—NEIWPCC recently rewarded employee Katie DeGoosh-DiMarzio with our Annual Achievement Award, for her excellent work protecting water quality in Rhode Island. Each year, NEIWPCC acknowledges… Continue reading >
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… Continue reading >
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… Continue reading >
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… Continue reading >
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… Continue reading >
