One of the toughest challenges that corporate stewards of the environment face is the bottom line. How much will a project cost and what will the return on investment be for the corporation? Most...
The EPA’s Oil Pollution Prevention regulations require certain facilities to have a Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan. In general, any facility with at least 1,390 gallons of...
Engineers who design, inspect, and plan repairs and upgrades of the more than 80,000 dams across the United States usually are thinking in timeframes of years—how long it will take to design and...
These days, any solar developer with an Internet connection and a good computer screen can, without even leaving their home or office, easily identify many potential locations for solar development...
Caring for the communities in which, and for which, GZA works is one of our firm’s core values. Supporting individual employees’ active community service involvement through GZA’s Community Service...
On June 8th, 2023, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CTDEEP) published its final study on PFAS contamination detected in the state’s water pollution control facilities...
On August 29, 2023, the United Stated Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Office of Land and Emergency Management published new and impactful rule changes in the Federal Register regarding its...
A new and updated Scope 3 tool is now available: Visit our page to download. Addressing the impacts of climate change has become an issue of paramount importance for public and private stakeholders...
In this guest column for Solar Power World, Wayne Cobleigh discusses the benefits of solar canopies for landowners and how to determine if their parking lot is a good candidate.
In May 2023, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) updated the Ecological Evaluation Technical Guidance for Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment. The updated document...
The Massachusetts Clean Water Trust, in collaboration with the MassDEP and the USEPA, has announced a commitment of $212 million in state revolving loan funds to help pay for 26 PFAS-related drinking...
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...