The Long Island Sound Community Impact Fund (LISCIF), a partnership among Restore America’s Estuaries, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Long Island Sound Partnership, has announced...
October’s National Protect Your Hearing Month is a useful reminder that hearing conservation is not simply about how loud a workplace seems. Understanding risk requires looking at both the intensity...
GZA partners with clients to deliver comprehensive environmental health and safety (EHS) consulting and training tailored to achieve client-specific strategic, financial, and regulatory goals and...
Over the past several years, communities throughout the Northeast have experienced a troubling trend: storms that arrive quickly, deliver tremendous impacts, and overwhelm infrastructure designed for...
Trichloroethylene (TCE), a chlorinated solvent, is one of the more common environmental contaminants. Widely used for years as a degreasing agent and as part of cleaning solutions, TCE is classified...
In this month’s issue of New Jersey Business, Lauren Schoenemann, co-lead of GZA’s Environmental Site Investigation practice, joined the panel “What’s Shaping NJ’s Environment?” Held in conjunction...
In the latest issue of the Environmental Business Journal , Matt Gozdor discusses his work with machine learning and AI, and how it’s shifting remediation towards a process that’s continuously...
In the June 2026 issue of the Journal of the New England Water Works Association , GZA’s John Oberer, LSRP, co-authors an article applying four different regulatory regimes to a site affected by PFAS...
In the article “ISO 14001 Is Getting a Major Overhaul. Here's What EHS Managers Need to Do Now,” featured on Environmental and Energy Leader, Jim Haried explains the changes in the ISO 14001:2026...
In the latest episode of GZA Connects, Rosemarie Fusco, AICP, tells us about some of her favorite projects so far. An urban planner specializing in coastal development, this year’s tech conference was...
The State of Connecticut has announced that $15 million in grants will be made available through Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) for projects that reduce nitrogen...
The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) has announced the availability of grants from the Climate Resilience Fund to support implementation of climate resilience projects for...