In the latest issue of Parks and Recreation Magazine, Nicolette Malinowski and Blaine Rothauser discuss how they helped a municipality develop practical and effective tick control measures on park...
Muscota Marsh, a waterfront section of Inwood Hill Park bordering Columbia University’s Athletic Complex, has historically been a shared space between the public and the University in an agreement...
In a new column for District Administration Magazine, Bruce Fairless and Rania Campbell-Bussiere discuss the advantages a geothermal energy system offers K-12 schools.
New Haven’s Long Wharf District is a mix of scenic views overlooking the harbor, historic and new residential, recreational and industrial uses. It also has a long history of severe coastal flooding...
In the article " Why Airport Managers and Commissions Can No Longer 'Wait and See' on PFAS Firefighting Foam", published in the latest issue of Aviation Pros, Guy Dalton discusses two recent...
In the December 2022 issue of Commerce Magazine, Benjamin Sallemi, Ph.D, CIH is interviewed on the impact of new state regulations on lead-based paint in New Jersey.
With the recent signing of House Bill 1421, there have been several revisions to the New Hampshire Safe Drinking Water Act governing lead in drinking water at schools and licensed child-care...
April 26, 2022 is the 200th anniversary of the birth of Frederick Law Olmsted. Considered to be the father of landscape architecture, Olmsted pioneered the idea that public parks could benefit the...
Construction monitoring (CM) is about keeping a job on track and on budget, and the smallest sites can yield the biggest challenges, as assistant project manager Adrienne Dunk tells us. Her first CM...
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...
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For communities across America grappling with the challenge of managing COVID-19, one rare piece of encouraging news is that they’ll be able to get at least 75 percent reimbursement for eligible...