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What is the Great Bay Total Nitrogen General Permit & why does it matter? The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the final Great Bay Total Nitrogen General Permit... Read More

We are excited to announce that Joanne Theriault, Environmental Coordinator, is now a New Hampshire Certified Wetland Scientist (CWS). To become a CWS in New Hampshire, applicants must first... Read More

Right-of-Way acquisitions in civil engineering encompass a lot of detail. According to Betsy Bosiak, land acquisition specialist at Hoyle, Tanner, it can take a little under five years to... Read More

The Background: Airport stormwater design is a delicate balance between aircraft safety and providing adequate infrastructure to manage stormwater runoff during a storm. Stormwater must be rapidly removed from... Read More

Happy National Moth Week! This week, citizen scientists around the country will turn on their flashlights, exterior lights, and specialized UV lights to observe this often overlooked and vilified... Read More

The Endangered Species Act (ESA) was created in 1973 to protect at-risk species and the habitat those species use to complete their life cycles. This important piece of legislation... Read More