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Several Weston & Sampson professionals presented during a recent webinar sponsored by the South Carolina Association of Environmental Professionals (SCAEP) titled “PFAS – A National Perspective.”
Weston & Sampson is proud to celebrate the end of our President Barbara Cook’s term as President of the New England Water Works Association (NEWWA). Barbara’s term as NEWWA President will officially end at their 139th Annual Conference which will be held virtually from September 21-23, 2020.
Frank Getchell, PG and Blake Martin will present during the course of the NEWWA’s 139th Annual Conference, taking place virtually September 21-23, 2020.
Weston & Sampson is proud to sponsor keynote speaker, Robert Bilott, at the 139th annual conference of the New England Water Works Association (NEWWA).
Weston & Sampson’s Michael Smith, PE and David Elmer, PE will be leading an upcoming webinar put on by the New England Water Environment Association (NEWEA) titled “An Innovative Approach to Brewery Wastewater Treatment.”
Sarah DeStefano, Weston & Sampson’s Brownfields Team Leader, will be co-chairing an upcoming webinar put on by the EBC Connecticut Chapter titled “Brownfields Funding and Planning Updates-When Life Gives You Lemons…”
Michael Scipione will moderate EBC’s Infrastructure Leadership Webinar “Update on MassDOT Program Priorities and Climate Initiatives” on 9/16/2020.
Julie Eaton Ernst, Brandon Kunkel, and Gene Bolinger will lead the next in a series of EBCNE webinars, discussing the refurbishment of Langone Park & Puopolo Playground.
Hydrogeologists from Weston & Sampson recently served as co-instructors for a webinar training class entitled “Groundwater Supply Development in New Hampshire” in association with the Granite State Rural Water Association (GSRWA) and the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES).
Michael Scipione, PE will be co-chairing an upcoming EBC Water Resources Webinar on “Challenges Facing our Water Resources under a Changing Climate.”