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Implementing vehicle charging stations is easier than you think
Johanna Hall and Sam Alpert co-authored an article in NEREJ entitled “Implementing vehicle charging stations is easier than you think.” The interest and demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations is already high and is expected to explode as they become more commonplace as commercial businesses and municipalities alike consider installing them at their facilities.
Staying Ahead of the Swell
Timothy Corrigan authored an article in Stormwater entitled “Staying Ahead of the Swell.” To improve urban flood resilience, the cities of Chelsea and Everett, Mass. enter a project to combat the effects of rising sea levels.
Chelmsford Making Progress to Meet Key Climate Action Goals
Jim Riordan, Cassidy Yates, and Bella Purdy Tisel co-authored an article in High Profile entitled “Chelmsford Making Progress to Meet Key Climate Action Goals.”
Inland Town Preps for Climate Migration with Pandemic Data
Joanna Nadeau authored an article in Planning entitled “Inland Town Preps for Climate Migration with Pandemic Data: How a small town in rural Massachusetts translated lessons from a pandemic population boom into a comprehensive new resilience plan.”
Mitigating the Urban Heat Island Effect in Chelsea
Tim Corrigan authored an article in High Profile entitled “Mitigating the Urban Heat Island Effect in Chelsea.”
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Water System Profile: Southern New Hampshire Regional Water System, New Hampshire
Information courtesy of: Jeffrey W. McClure, P.E. , Jeffrey C. Provost, P.E., Samuel H. Kenney, P.E. Introduction The state of New Hampshire, on behalf of its constituents, sought to address widespread groundwater contamination of private and public water supply wells by the gasoline additive methyl tert-butyl ether (MtBE). After successful litigation involving the responsible parties, […]
Weston & Sampson Receives NEWWA Diversity Award
Weston & Sampson is pleased to announce we are the recipient of a 2022 Diversity Award from New England Water Works Association for outstanding contributions in advancing diversity and inclusion within the water works profession.
Setting up an IDEA Committee to Encourage Progress
Margaret McCarthy and Kara Keleher co-authored an article in High Profile entitled “Setting up an IDEA Committee to Encourage Progress.”
Preservation of green spaces as a redevelopment opportunity
by George Naslas, PG, LSP & Brandon Kunkel RLA This past May, the city of Somerville, Mass. celebrated the long-awaited reopening of Conway Park with a ribbon cutting after a five-year remediation and renovation process. The 2.8-acre park, one of the most heavily used recreation facilities in the city, is the site of a former […]
Principles of Inclusive Playground Design: Designing playgrounds to benefit all
Cheri Ruane, FASLA authored an article in Park’s and Recreation entitled “Principles of Inclusive Playground Design: Designing playgrounds to benefit all.”
Electrification of DPW Vehicle Maintenance Facilities
James Fair, Scott Henriques, and Della Rae Donahue co-authored an article in APWA Reporter entitled “Electrification of DPW Vehicle Maintenance Facilities.”
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