Event Type : Conferences & Workshops

Unlocking Sustainable Solutions: How Stormwater Utilities can Fund the Future of Stormwater Management

Tuesday, October 8
7:00pm
Via Zoom Webinar

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In this session, Lindsey Massih will explore how stormwater utilities provide essential, stable, and equitable funding to manage and improve stormwater systems. This workshop will explain how municipalities can create stormwater utilities to fund projects that prevent flooding, protect water quality, and build more resilient infrastructure. Participants will discover the financial benefits and environmental impact of this innovative funding mechanism.

Featuring:

• Lindsey Massih, PP, AICP, Program Manager, NJ Future

Registration:
ANJEC/NJLCV Members: No charge
Non-Members: $25 for full series

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Revitalizing Communities:  Empowering Resilience Through Updated Stormwater Ordinances

Tuesday, October 15
7:00pm
Via Zoom Webinar

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Stormwater ordinances are crucial for protecting local waterways and preventing flooding. In this workshop, Michael Pisauro will delve into the importance of updating local stormwater regulations to reflect new environmental challenges and technological advances. Learn how effective stormwater ordinances can help build resilient communities and safeguard the environment for future generations.

Featuring:

• Michael Pisauro, Policy Director, The Watershed Institute

Safeguarding our Waters: Exploring the Legacy & Future of the Clean Water Act

Tuesday, October 22
7:00pm
Via Zoom Webinar

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As one of the most significant environmental laws in the United States, the Clean Water Act has shaped water protection efforts for decades. This workshop will examine the history, successes, and future of the Act, discussing its relevance in the face of new challenges like climate change and pollution. The session will provide insight into how communities and policymakers can continue to use this landmark legislation to protect water resources.

Featuring:

• Colleen McGuire, Healthy Rivers Program Manager, River Network
• Christopher Miller, Executive Director, Eastern Environmental Law Center
• Michael Pisauro, Policy Director, The Watershed Institute

Registration:
ANJEC/NJLCV Members: No charge
Non-Members: $25 for full series

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Salt & Science: Engaging Citizen Scientists in Understanding Road Salt’s Environmental Impact

Tuesday, October 29
7:00pm
Via Zoom Webinar

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Road salt is critical for winter safety but has significant environmental costs. This workshop will focus on the role of citizen scientists in studying and mitigating the impact of road salt on local ecosystems. Participants will learn how to collect and analyze data on salt pollution and collaborate with environmental groups to reduce its negative effects on freshwater systems.

Featuring:

• Deborah Kratzer, Environmental Scientist 2 | Division of Water Monitoring, Standards and Pesticide Control Bureau of Environmental Analysis, Restoration and Standards, NJ Department of Environmental Protection
• Erin Stretz, Assistant Director of Science and Stewardship, the Watershed Institute

Registration:
ANJEC/NJLCV Members: No charge
Non-Members: $25 for full series

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