The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) has announced it has opened applications for grants from the 2023 National Coastal Resilience Fund (NCRF) . Pre-proposals are due Wednesday, April 12...
Governor Lamont’s Climate Bill, substitute House Bill 6441, passed on May 27th. On July 1, 2021, municipalities in Connecticut will now be able to establish new Stormwater Authorities to implement a...
You may have seen, read, or heard about the most recent extreme rainfall event in the United States that occurred in southeast Texas and Louisiana in mid-May 2021. Preliminary estimates of the total...
When building near waterways, large and small, developers and towns need to consider the future. Rainwater events can rapidly change the depth and velocity in the waterway, leading to flooding and...
Read Part One: Be Prepared With Your Funding of Expanded Stormwater Services Read Part Two: What Is A Stormwater Utility Enterprise Fund? More than 1,000 communities have switched from general fund...
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...
In late December of 2019 , the U.S. Environmental Protection agency released proposed settlement agreements for Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permits to public comment. The...
Under a newly raised design flood elevation (DFE) for resilience design, many existing buildings need significant structural improvements to meet the structural capacity requirements and comply with...
Becoming resilient to the impacts of climate change and extreme weather in Connecticut has a price. To date, in Connecticut most of the dollars invested in resilient infrastructure have come from...