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Climate Change and Coastal Resilience Planning: How Stormwater Engineers Can Inform Best Practice and Build Resilience Coalitions (On Demand)

Course Type: On-Demand Webinar

Credits: 1.0 PDH | 0.1 CEU

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Essential Elements of Improving Water Quality: Getting Post-Construction SCMs Right

Course Type: Live Webinar

Credits: 1.0 PDH | 0.1 CEU

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NYC DEP Right of Way Green Infrastructure: Implementing Precast Porous Concrete Panels in the Gravesend Bay Neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY

Credits: 1

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Climate Change and Coastal Resilience Planning: How Stormwater Engineers Can Inform Best Practice and Build Resilience Coalitions (On Demand)

Essential Elements of Improving Water Quality: Getting Post-Construction SCMs Right

Restoring a River to Keep the Lights On

Green Infrastructure Inspections as an Opportunity for Education, Outreach, and a Good Time!

City of Tampa Nature-based Solutions to Flooding

NYC DEP Right of Way Green Infrastructure: Implementing Precast Porous Concrete Panels in the Gravesend Bay Neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY

A Global Perspective on Green Infrastructure Optimization

Permeable and Porous Surfaces; Unicorns or a Complex Solution in Disguise?

Green Infrastructure and Outdoor Education – A Learning Partnership

Navigating the Standards: A Comparative Look at BMP Monitoring Programs for Stormwater Quality

Hydrodynamic Separators – New Protocols, New Products and New Tradeoffs

Operation TRAP – Using Storm Drain Interceptor Devices for Trash Reduction

Maintenance Evaluations for Manufactured Treatment Devices

Staying Within The Lines

Advancing Stormwater Real-Time Controls from Site-Specific Solutions to Smart Watershed Networks

Flood Resilience Measures Design Considerations for Large Sites

Solving Complex Urban Flooding with Progressive Design-Build

Stormwater Quality Approach to Complex California Transportation Projects

Leveraging Large Scale Watershed Models for Use in Smaller Project Level Analysis

From Concept to Resilient Reality: Construction of Flood Gate for City of Lumberton, North Carolina

Taking a Broader Look to Enhance CIP Local Flood Risk Reduction Effectiveness

Stormwater Quality Management and Modeling of Upper Cibolo Creek Watershed

Innovative Resilience: Creating an Integrated Flood Protection System in Manhattan

Key Strategies to Prevent PFAS from Entering Stormwater

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