In this animation, narrated by James Emery (Principal and Senior Hydrogeologist), see how Emery & Garrett Groundwater Investigations, a division of GZA, designed an innovative Artificial Recharge...
With a new year and a new pro-offshore-wind Biden Administration, no region of the United States may see as much OSW permitting, design, and pre-construction activity in 2021, as New England. Here are...
In the US, there are currently three vaccines for COVID-19 authorized as of this writing, March 4th, 2021, with two in Phase 3 clinical trials or awaiting emergency approval. Right now, new...
John Oberer discusses a survey conducted by the Licensed Site Remediation Professionals Association in the March 2021 issue of New Jersey Business.
If you’re driving by a major dam one day, or driving down the highway looking at a cliff, you wouldn’t expect to see someone rappelling down the front of it. Yet that’s all in a day’s work for a dam...
For Engineer's Week at the Union Leader, our Bedford office discusses its work on the Factory on Willow, a mixed-use development focused on the arts.
Swan Pond is a 2-acre pond formed near the headwaters of Meadow Brook in Springfield, Massachusetts, within the city’s 734-acre Forest Park. The Main Greeting Road into Forest Park crosses the 45 foot...
In this presentation, Mintz attorney Jeffrey Porter, and Kimberly Degutis and Joshua Simpson from GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. reviewed how we got here, where we may be heading, and the technical and...
Redeveloping brownfields has long been an important, but challenging process across the country, requiring both federal and state support. The state of New Jersey has steadily worked to bridge the gap...
Recently, MassDEP launched the Private Wells PFAS Sampling Program, with the goal of testing 40 wells within each of the 81 Massachusetts municipalities where 60% or more of residents get drinking...
GZA is featured in the latest issue of the Environmental Business Journal, discussing our approach to data management and visualization.
Digging out tons of soil, planting vegetation to support habitats, and cleaning waterways may seem like inherently dirty jobs. Yet cleanliness and organization are crucial to both quality work and the...