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    Transportation & Construction

    Midwest Engineering Associates merges with Fehr Graham

    April 22, 2024
    The merger was announced April 16, 2024, and will see the two companies combine with a total of 235 employees.

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    Green Infrastructure

    Massachusetts proposes new regulations for stormwater management

    Jan. 1, 2024
    Proposed regulations from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection will introduce new stormwater pollution standards, green infrastructure incentives and much ...
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    Green Infrastructure

    New Jersey advances Greenway development plans

    Dec. 20, 2023
    The Greenway, a former rail line that NJDEP plans to develop into a nine-mile linear state park, now has its initial development and construction plans.
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    Green Infrastructure

    Advocacy groups recommend targets for LA County clean water program

    Dec. 7, 2023
    A report from water advocacy groups call for a goal of an additional 300,000 acre-feet of captured stormwater by 2045, a reduction in water pollution, the implementation of permeable...
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    Stormwater Management

    System evaluates cities’ water quality challenges

    Dec. 1, 2023
    Researchers have created a system to evaluate the water quality challenges in cities to aid sustainable development.
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    Low Impact Development

    USACE, Yakima County begin $12M ecosystem restoration project

    Nov. 22, 2023
    Levees historically built in response to severe flooding had disrupted the ecosystem around the Yakima River; this project now aims to restore the river’s natural flow.