The New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Financing Program is a revolving loan program governed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection – and the New
Rutgers University in cooperation with the Stewards program on campus is establishing a Waters Restoration Grant Program. The current project seeks to address water quality
The EIFP (Environmental Infrastructure Financing Program) is a partnership between the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust, providing
After withstanding the devastations of Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey has initiated strong efforts to implement several resiliency practices to help handle the effects of similar
Atlantic City’s City Island Wastewater Treatment Plant’s 40-mgd ( million gallons/day) activated sludge plant finds success by combining strategic energy conservation practices, with some of
Among the most devastating effects of Superstorm Sandy in New Jersey was the storm’s impact on sewage treatment facilities along the coast. During and after
The Wastewater facility in Atlantic City is not only in charge of the sewer system but has a solar energy project that is part of
There is a new plan that has come into action for residents of South Monmouth and beyond. The aftermath of disastrous storms had the City
The community of Emerson is undergoing a pipeline survey due to recent flooding problems within the borough. Several sewer lines will be inspected, cleaned and
Many of us are experiencing a rainy season now that summer is in full swing. Along with the sunny delights and fanfare this time of
