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Category: Upcoming Events
October 24 Conference: Protecting Boston Harbor from Storm Surge and Sea Level Rise
Sign up today for the October 24 conference on protecting Boston Harbor read more
Sign Up Today for the Annual Advisory Board Field Trip!
Learn more about our August 22 harbor cruise field trip leaving from Deer Island - sign up here! read more
Stormwater Opti-Tool Workshop on June 7
Learn more about the EPA's Opti-Tool to help create a stormwater management plan at a free workshop on June 7. read more
Upcoming Forum: The Economics of Coastal Infrastructure
April 23 Forum at the Massachusetts State House hosted by the National Institute for Coastal and Harbor Infrastructure read more
Sign Up Now: Stormwater Conference May 7-8
Registration is now open for the Portsmouth, New Hampshire stormwater conference hosted by NEWEA and the New England Environmental Finance Center. April 30 is the pre-registration deadline. Sessions on May 7 will focus on BMP case studies, while the May 8 session is tailored to developing financial tools for stormwater management programs. Read the program here. This is a great opportunity to learn from other communities what they did to get the ball rolling. Sign up today!
Save the Date: Stormwater Conference in Portsmouth, May 7-8, 2018
Upcoming stormwater conference in Portsmouth, NH read more
June 2017 – Stay of Execution: MS4 Requirements on Hold
This June 2017 installment of News and Notes features the EPA's stay to postpone the July 1, 2017, effective date of the Massachusetts MS4 permit. read more
May 2017 – Advisory Board Recommends 3.19% Increase in MWRA Community Assessments
This May 2017 installment of News and Notes highlights the Advisory Board's recommendation for a 3.19% rate increase for FY18, down from the Authority's 3.79% recommendation. read more
April 2017 – Moving from Rhetoric to Useful Information
This April 2017 edition of News and Notes brings the focus back to watershed management, and what we believe to be the necessary steps going forward. read more