Utilizing Existing Stormwater Infrastructure for Cost Effective Phosphorous Removal
Join us for a holistic presentation on the the role of existing stormwater infrastructure in eliminating prosperous pollution in a cost effective manner. You can find a detailed event agenda by clicking here.
- Using Alum Treatments on Existing Stormwater Ponds for Enhanced Phosphorous Removal.
- From Waste to Reward – The case for using water treatment residuals to support enhanced stormwater treatment for nutrient reduction in the Charles River Watershed.
- Optimizing Stormwater Management with CMAC
Speakers
This discussion was moderated by Andrea Braga, P.E., CPESC, Principal Water Resources Engineer, Jacobs and features the following presenters:
- David Austin, P.E., Senior Certified Ecologist ESA, Natural Treatment Systems Leader, Jacobs
- William Lucas, PhD, Chief Technology Officer, Sustainable Water Infrastructure Group
- Dayton Marchese, P.E., Account Executive, Opti
How Can We Build Climate Resilience? (with Congressman Jake Auchincloss)
Charles River Watershed Association in partnership with Congressman Jake Auchincloss (D, MA-04) has organized this evening briefing for Charles River Watershed elected and appointed leaders about climate-related threats to the Charles River Watershed community, and to share ideas about concrete actions that can be taken to reduce these risks.
CRWA has a long history helping our watershed communities make decisions to protect and restore the Charles River by investing in nature-based solutions; these tools will also build community resilience to climate change. Community leaders in the Charles River watershed will be invited to continue a watershed-focused resilience conversation beyond this initial informational session.
- Communities in the watershed are on the front lines when it comes to dealing with climate change.
- According to the National Climate Assessment, these impacts will only grow over time.
- Local decisions made about land use, development and stormwater management can alleviate or compound these climate impacts.
- Federal stimulus and recovery funds are coming for resilience projects, and the Baker Administration is offering Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) and Action Grants to help communities invest in climate resilience – we want to ensure municipal leaders have the data you need to apply this and other funding most effectively.
CRWA has a long history helping our watershed communities make decisions to protect and restore the Charles River by investing in nature-based solutions; these tools will also build community resilience to climate change. Community leaders in the Charles River watershed will be invited to continue a watershed-focused resilience conversation beyond this initial informational session.
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We hope you'll explore our archives and related resources! If you have any questions regarding access or the content of the webinars, please feel free to reach out to charles@crwa.org.
If there's a project or aspect of our work that we haven't covered in a webinar that you would like to hear more about, let us know!
We hope you'll explore our archives and related resources! If you have any questions regarding access or the content of the webinars, please feel free to reach out to charles@crwa.org.
If there's a project or aspect of our work that we haven't covered in a webinar that you would like to hear more about, let us know!
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