Newsletters

2010

Spring 2010

• A Green Infrastructure Conference
• Practical Applications of Green Infrastructure In Upstate New York
• New York’s Stormwater Management Is Going Green
• The Art And Science of Stormwater Retrofitting 
• Managing Wet Weather With Green Infrastructure 
• How Does Green Infrastructure
• Perform In Winter Weather? 
• Stormwater Infiltration In Cold Climates

2009

Summer 2009

• Water and the Great Lakes Economy
• Regional Long-Term Sustainability Planning
• Zoning to Protect Water Quality
• A Positive Approach to Combating Invasive Species
• A Case Study: The Oak Orchard Creek Watershed and Lake Ontario
• Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later:
• Full-Cost Pricing of Our Infrastructure
• Managing Wastewater: Several Alternatives to Centralized Sewers
• Bringing Water Quality Impacts Home

Spring 2009

• Phosphorus and Water - Why Are They
• Important To Us All?
• Lawn Care and Phosphorus
• Good Conservation Farmers Use Less Phosphorus
• How Much Phosphorus is Entering the Environment? What Can We Do About Sources?
• State Considers New Phosphorus Limits
• Niagara County Focuses on Phosphorus
• LOCI Update

2008

Fall 2008

• Focus on Wastewater
• LOCI and Ecosystem-based Management Initiative
• Wayne County Sanitary Sewer Feasibility Study
• Great Lakes Restoration Yields Big Return