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After Rapanos: The Clean Water Act Jurisdiction Guidance
The federal regulatory landscape affecting development in and around waters of the United States was significantly altered by the Rapanos decision. Indeed, that landscape continues to shift as the Army Corps and the courts respond in new ways to a perceived loss of jurisdiction. This teleconference...
Aging Infrastructure: Managing the Legal Risks
This teleconference will provide you with the information you need to understand your company or client’s potential liability for aging infrastructure. It will begin with a summary of the recent studies recognizing the aging-infrastructure dilemma, followed by real case studies demonstrating what you...
Corrosion Control and Cathodic Protection for Above-Ground Storage Tanks and Piping Systems
Corrosion is a process that attacks buried metallic water distribution and transmission piping often resulting in unexplained water loss, service disruptions, and increased maintenance and operating costs. A recent study indicated the annual cost of corrosion of water systems in the United States alone...
Creating an Environmental Management System
Organizations from all over the world are reaping the benefits of having an effective environmental management system in place. Are you? It is not too late to develop and implement an EMS that will improve your performance regarding key issues facing everyone today, including rising energy costs, increasing...
Decentralized Wastewater: Treatment and Technology for a Sustainable Future
Sensible and sustainable land development is becoming increasingly important in urban and rural areas alike. In areas of rapid growth where a centralized infrastructure does not yet exist, managing this growth becomes a challenge for communities, regulators and developers. As part of the sustainable...
Delivery Systems and Contract Methods For Municipalities
Determining the right contract type or delivery system to use can significantly impact the cost, time and quality of performance. This teleconference will assist you as you prepare to embark on a construction project, helping you fully consider the available options for contract solicitation and award....
EPA New Guidance on Watershed Based NPDES Permitting
Are you an NPDES permittee or applicant? If so, are you versed in the new USEPA Watershed-Based NPDES technical guidance? You should be aware that the new guidance changes the face of NPDES permitting and expands the watershed trading program initiated in 2003, allowing, in some cases, the buying and...
Implementing Efficiency Improvements with Energy Performance Contracts
Energy Performance Contracts are the main vehicle through which energy services companies (ESCOs) implement energy efficiency improvements for facility owners and managers. With electricity, fuel oil, natural gas and water prices all tending upwards, owners and operators of facilities...
Integrated Stormwater Design: Using Runoff to Create Greater Site Amenity
Integrated storm water design is an approach that combines storm water management and site design in ways that effectively address excess runoff quality and quantity through designs that call attention to rainwater. It fulfills the utilitarian function of addressing hydrological quality and quantity,...
Keys to Understanding Cooperative Contracts
One of the common denominators that tie our needs together across political boundaries is the need for essentially the same products and services. Combining our efforts in a cooperative manner can refocus our purchasing energy by tapping into a national level to access the best purchasing process, leading...