Turning sediment into sustainability: Using dredge material to restore landscapes
As maritime activity increases along the coasts, the accumulation of dredged sediment is rising, and traditional placeme …
Restore the Stream, Restore the Valley StoryMap
What happens when restoring a stream means you are actually restoring an entire valley? The benefits extend far beyond t …
How environmental mitigation helped South Carolina win a $5 Billion Volvo manufacturing plant
When Volvo set out to build a 1.5 million-square-foot manufacturing facility in the southeastern U.S., South Carolina an …
How Tazewell County is building a blueprint for community resilience
When it comes to flood resilience, small communities are often on the front lines, facing steep terrain, aging infrastru …
Digging deeper: How Nature-based Solutions are powering the future of transmission line projects
Transmission lines are the backbone of economic growth and require vast corridors that often intersect with sensitive en …
Abandoned mine lands: An opportunity for nature and communities
Across the United States, thousands of abandoned mine lands (AML) continue to impact water quality, public safety, and c …
Behind the article: Investing in Milwaukee’s flood resilience
In her recent piece for The Epicenter, Erin Delawalla, Director of Water Solutions, explores how the Milwaukee Metropoli …
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District is investing in resiliency to minimize flooding and protect critical water resources
Erin Delawalla, Director of Water Solutions, explores how Milwaukee is becoming a national leader in climate-resilient u …
A new Port of Virginia logistics center needed stream credits where there weren’t any. Dam removal saves the day.
Removing dams to achieve mitigation credits is still relatively new, so each project is groundbreaking in some way, buil …
