NEIWPCC’s semi-annual magazine provides in-depth reporting and analysis of water and wastewater issues, as well as news and feature stories about current issues and trends in clean water.
Spring 2025 Issue
Features include:
- Real-time Data on Coastal Conditions Aids in Hudson River Safety
- Seven Pillars of New York State’s Drinking Water Source Protection Program
- Spotlight: Meet the Wastewater Trainers
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Printed issues are mailed free of charge. To subscribe, email your full mailing address to communications@neiwpcc.org with “Subscribe to Interstate Waters” in the subject field. We welcome and appreciate questions, comments, and story ideas.
Previous Issues
- Reducing Long Island Sound’s Hypoxic Waters
- Quality Assurance Project Plans Ensure Accurate and Usable Data
- Spotlight: Meet the Wastewater Trainers
- Highlights from NEIWPCC and our Partners
- From Sewage to Seining: Youth Explore Environmental Careers
- Hold the Salt: Reducing Winter Salt Application
- New York Teachers Wade into Estuary Education
- Clean Water Pod Wraps With a View to the Future
- Beneath the Surface: Agricultural Tile Drains
- Supreme Court Rules on WOTUS Interpretation
- Environmental Stewardship Through Art
- Water Invaders: A Spotlight on Aquatic Invasive Species
- Monitoring the Marshlands of Long Island
- Creating a New Country Water Purification District
- New Podcast Series Features Water Quality Experts
- 75 Years of NEIWPCC: A Timeline
- New Video Series Commemorates 75th Anniversary
- From Hand-Written Engineering Designs to Emerging Contaminants:
The Changing Water Industry
- Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act
- Defining WOTUS
- Addressing Emerging Contaminants
- Meeting Challenges in Modernizing the Clean Water Act
- The first Fully Integrated Sludge Composting System
- Tracing the Pandemic Through our Wastewater
- Combating our Aging Wastewater Workforce
- Daniel Miller: Restoring Hudson River Estuary Habitats
- Beavers, TACos, and Lightning Talks
- A Roadmap for Advancing and Preserving Water Quality
- Assessing Nitrogen Removal Retrofits
- New Regional Initiative to Address Salt Pollution
- Eliminating Systemic Racism in the Environmental Field
- Youth and the Environment
- Teaching the Teachers
- Reinventing NEIWPCC
- Socially Distanced Eel Monitoring
- Mercury Progress: Up in Smoke?
- Building the Green Future: Connecticut Reaches for Ambitious Stormwater Goals
- Soil Evaluators
- Learning and Travelling on the River that Flows Both Ways
- One Boat at a Time
- A Boatload of Control
- Taking Out the Trash
- Managing for Clean Water
- Enabling Success with Pete Lopez
- PFAS
For earlier archived issues, email communications@neiwpcc.org. Indicate the year and month of the issue you are interested in, and include your full mailing address.
“Interstate Waters” is funded by a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.