Sustainability
15-Year FERC Hydropower License Extension—is it Possible?
How did the City of Crystal Falls obtain a 15-year extension for its Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Hydropower license? Learn more here.
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How Can Airports Become Financially Resilient?
Airlines have already made significant changes to their September schedules. We will likely see additional changes in October.
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Great American Rail-Trail Resurrects Coast-to-Coast Pathway
The task of repurposing a defunct railway can be lengthy, but the finished product will be worth it: a safe trail that connects communities and ...
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Reclaimed Water – Opportunities for Growth
If your water supply is strained, your population is increasing, or you just want to try something innovative, reclaimed water might be your next step.
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Improve Flood Resilience with Natural and Nature-Based Features
Natural and nature-based solutions for reducing flood risk are receiving more and more attention at a local, national, and international level.
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Professional Uncertainty: It’s Not Just for Meteorologists Anymore
Even though we can’t always know exactly what will happen, we can help make responsible, resilient, and adaptable decisions when it comes to climate change.
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For Climate-Resilient Infrastructure, We Need a Repeatable Framework
Simply addressing individual problems as they occur is not enough to overcome the complex, intersecting challenges that come with global climate change.
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To Manage Waste, Create a Diversion!
Collaboration is key to successful waste diversion programs. Waste diversion, especially zero waste, is attainable through partnerships.
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Are General Permits the Right Way to Reduce Nutrient Discharge?
The Washington Department of Ecology is moving toward implementing nutrient limits in wastewater plant permits.
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