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…to climate resilience. The past few years have stretched our coping skills to breaking. Between the pandemic, and weather catastrophes so constant they barely make national news, we are all…

Rebecca Verity – Senior Climate Adaptation Scientist Dam management is serious business, and dam managers have a lot on their minds, whether they are managing for flood control, water storage,…

…New Mexico to develop approaches to nutrient compliance for New Mexico wastewater treatment plants. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Forest Management from the University of Missouri, and…

Susan Boyle was interviewed by New Jersey Business Magazine to discuss the Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA). The SRRA was signed in 2009 and fully implemented in 2012. The goal…

…Migration Barrier and Large Scale SSDS in Challenging Urban Setting Yelena Skorobogatov (Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.), Kathleen Slimon, Laurence Welch, Jr, P.J. Snyder and John Ripp (GEI…

…and brownfield development/construction projects in the New York Metropolitan area and throughout the Northeast including combined environmental and geotechnical projects, management of state and federal superfund projects and close coordination…

…President/Design Division Manager in GEI’s Boston office, is leading a presentation on the 10th Anniversary of the Hadlock Pond Dam Failure, New York. During this presentation, Mr. Wooten will lead…

…experience. She specializes in environmental site assessment, investigation, and remedial action for Brownfield Redevelopment properties. Ms. McSwieney has significant experience with large-scale Brownfield remediation in New Jersey and New York…

…Engineering and a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering, both from Stevens Institute of Technology. She is a licensed engineer in New York and New Jersey. ### About GEI: GEI…

…can help pursue and win a wide range of technically challenging high-profile projects that vary in scale and complexity in the New York Metro, New England, Mid-Atlantic, and Great Lakes…

…project? Funding from some programs is more at risk than others, like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). 2: Has your project funding been “obligated?” Obligated funding essentially means…

…on “green infrastructure,” or using the built environment to help reduce costs and wear-and-tear on traditional infrastructure to help with flooding, water quality, and even social imperatives, like jobs and…