Triple Benefits: December Green Infrastructure Newsletter Now Available From LandStudies
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The December green infrastructure newsletter is now available from Lancaster County-based LandStudies featuring articles on--

-- Green Master Plan Leads To Stormwater Improvements At Wrightsville Riverfront Park

-- Wet Weather vs. Dry Weather Sampling In Stormwater Pollution Reduction Planning

-- Employee Spotlight: Meet Paul Artale

-- Give A Gift To Your Loved Ones And The Environment

-- Click Here to sign up for green infrastructure updates. 

For more information, visit the LandStudies website or contact Christine Le, 717-726-4440 or send email to: christine@LandStudies.com.  LandStudies is certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE), Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) based in Lititz, Lancaster County.  Follow LandStudies on Twitter, Like them on Facebook.

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Investing In Green Infrastructure Offers Triple Benefits: Reduces Flooding, Nutrient, Sediment Runoff

NewsClips:

Earth Conservancy: From Pollution To Possibility

POWR: Voting Results So Far For 2018 PA River Of The Year

Voting To Begin For PA’s 2018 River Of The Year

Lackawanna River In Running For PA River Of The Year

Environmentalists Ask Exelon To Pay For Conowingo Dam Sediment Cleanup

Environmental Groups Say Conowingo Operator Can Afford To Help Stop Sediment

CBF: Study Finds Exelon Can Make Contributions To Mitigate Impacts Of Conowingo Dam

Growth Projections To Be Used To Adjust 2025 Chesapeake Bay Pollution Reduction Goals

Bradford, Lycoming, Susquehanna County Projects Awarded Growing Greener Grants

Growing Greener Grants Awarded To Western PA Communities

Duncannon OKs Deal To Preserve Watershed Lands

Chester Stormwater Authority Approves Reduced Stormwater Fee

Allentown Approves Stormwater Fee

Allentown Council Still Undecided On Stormwater Fee

What You Need To Know About Allentown’s Stormwater Fee

Delaware RiverKeeper Dec. 8 RiverWatch Video Report

Kummer: Tibet Explorer’s Family To Donate $3M To Academy Of Natural Sciences

Morelli: Flathead Catfish, Swimming Under The Radar For Years, Now Raising Concerns

Raising A Hellbender Is Rough, But Rewarding

EPA Launches Cross-Agency Effort To Address PFAS, PFOA, PFOS

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[Posted: Dec. 4, 2017]


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