Insights

On March 13, 2020, the President declared the COVID-19 pandemic a national emergency. This significant step opens reimbursement possibilities for all eligible applicants to FEMA's Public Assistance...

FEMA provided confirmation and clarification regarding the Public Assistance funding now available due to State, local, tribal and territorial governments. This funding support is a result of...

As the story over Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) continues to unfold, experts are divided on whether the associated risks amount to overblown hysteria or represent the next big...

This webinar explores the City of Northampton, Massachusetts’ innovative approach to addressing storm hazards through Northampton Designs with Nature. Green infrastructure is a critical part of a...

Updated March 24th, 2020 COVID-19 presents some extraordinary circumstances across our country and industry. GZA’s Pandemic Preparedness Team has assembled a list of useful resources to consult as you...

GZA’s leadership has been carefully monitoring the rapidly developing facts and response to COVID-19, with a focus on both federal guidelines and directives from local and state public health...

Addressing the impacts of climate change has become an issue of paramount importance for public and private stakeholders alike. Major corporations and organizations have taken significant steps to...

Working in nature has its risks, but there’s one in particular Blaine Rothauser, senior ecologist at GZA, doesn’t like: Wasps. He explains: “I’m not afraid of rattlesnakes because I’m aware of where...

Civil and Structural Engineer Magazine has GZA as their cover story on the February 2020 issue. Read the full article starting on page 9!

Remediating a site involves digging into its history as well as its soil, and both have its surprises. A great example was this find at a former industrial site. As you can see, when we broke open...

GZA's Stephen Washburn discusses the lessons learned from building a 3D modeling, VR and AR solution in the January 2020 BSCES Newsletter .

In late December of 2019, the U.S. Environmental Protection agency released the proposed settlement agreements for Massachusetts and New Hampshire Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4)...