This EBC Dam Management webinar will focus on climate change considerations for the management, rehabilitation, and removal of dams. Due to the increasing magnitude and frequency of storm events, it is important to ensure that existing dams can accommodate flood flows, to design dam rehabilitation and removal projects to withstand floods and improve flood resiliency […]
This EBC Emerging Contaminants webinar focusing on potentially problematic PFAS impacts in solid waste will discuss the affects PFAS is currently having or soon may have on the regional solid waste industry. Speaker topics will include active mitigation measures to address PFAS in their waste streams, the impacts of PFAS in solid waste leachate, leachate […]
This EBC New Hampshire webinar will provide an overview and update on a new and cutting-edge NPDES General Permit that is likely to be used as model in the future for estuaries receiving effluent from multiple publicly owned treatment works (“POTW”). The program will focus on the health of the Great Bay Estuary and the […]
This EBC Solid Waste Management webinar will shed light on the economic, social, and technical tensions in the world of recycling. How has the recycling infrastructure responded to market demand since China’s National Sword Policy? Everyone focuses on diversion, but what is the full diversion potential in the waste that remains? When not all plastic […]
This EBC Professional Development webinar will consist of a panel of industry members with diverse backgrounds to discuss the impacts of working remotely on junior to mid level career staff. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies are implementing new programs for employees to work from home either full time or part time. […]
This EBC 2nd Annual Connecticut Offshore Wind Webinar will inform you on renewable energy policies and procurements by the State of Connecticut, progress on the Revolution Wind and Park City wind farm and port developments in New London and Bridgeport. EBC will examine how different types of turbine foundation designs vary and impact the local, […]
Twenty-five years after the close of the Second World War, U.S. industrial production was roaring and the country was growing without proper attention to waste streams. Smog, acid rain, polluted waters, industrial sites, and a distressed natural environment were impacting communities across the country. The Environmental Protection Agency was established in 1970 and the Clean […]
Is it possible to create hydrogen for $1/kw in a safe and economical way? Senator Kerry and the Biden Administration recently released a moonshot award to any company that can demonstrate the ability to create hydrogen for that amount in a safe and reliable method. This EBC Energy Resources Webinar will address the issue of […]
Urban man-made materials such as concrete or asphalt “store” heat during the day and slowly release it at night, a phenomenon known as the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect. In contrast, less built-up areas with added green spaces and trees provide cooling through evaporation and shade. Over the past decades, our changing climate has led […]
This annual EBC Solid Waste Management program provides a unique opportunity for attendees to hear from John Fischer, Deputy Division Director of Solid Waste Materials Management at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, and from the leadership of the regional MassDEP Solid Waste Sections. Particularly during this turbulent time, there is no better way to […]
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