Municipal Wastewater to CNG-Powered Vehicle Fleet
We helped this wastewater treatment plant construct a biogas conditioning system to fuel its fleet of city buses.
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Engaging with Government to Improve Our Profession
Industry-Government-Engagement is about sharing knowledge and best practices and collaborating on issues to solve problems and reach consensus.
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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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Roslyn Fish Passage Culvert
The new culvert protects property during high intensity storm events and reduces maintenance costs associated with aging stormwater infrastructure.
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Learning From Our Past for Better Water Quality
As environmental professionals, we can lean on the success in Tampa Bay to provide an example of how collaboration and commitment can help us reach goals that may currently seem out of reach.
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Shiny New Dam in Wisconsin
The new Little Falls dam will provide a lake for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing in the Willow River State Park for future generations to enjoy.
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When Innovation in Stormwater Design Pays Off
Balancing research and experience with a boldness to take a chance on a new approach can result in positive outcomes that shape the future.
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Arc Flash Analysis Can Prevent Catastrophe
An arc flash explosion can damage equipment or worse cost human lives. It is crucial to follow safety procedures to protect everyone involved.
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Mead & Hunt’s Climate Initiative
It is everyone’s responsibility to respond to climate change, because this will affect everybody—now and for generations to come. We are and will remain actively engaged in integrating climate change mitigation strategies into our planning, engineering, and architecture practice.
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Quality Control for Contractors: Lessons Learned from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Training
Quality doesn’t just happen. It must be carefully planned into every project, from inception through design and construction.
