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NEWEASpr22_Session7_EdwinCastilla - Planning for Low Effluent Nutrient Limits—Case Studies for Meeting Nutrient Limits in New England through Model Based Evaluation Edwin Castilla-Rodriguez, Jacobs

NEWEASpr22_Session7_KSansone - PFAS Regulations & Roadmap—How These Will Impact New England Water Suppliers Ken Sansone, SL Environmental Law Group

NEWEASpr22_Session7_RParkmanCMesser - Addressing the Impacts of Recent Industrial Stormwater Regulations and Compliance Russell Parkman, Ramboll Courtney Messer, Ramboll

NEWEASpr22_Session8_CLittle - Innovation and Resiliency—Montague, MA Upgrades Sludge Dewatering to Meet New Demands Chelsey Little, Town of Montague, MA

NEWEASpr22_Session8_JHammer - Energy from Wastewater Solutions for NEWEA Members to Reduce Carbon and Energy Spend Jeff Hammer, UHRIG Energy

NEWEASpr22_Session8_WPatenaude - From Asset Management to Asset Protection William Patenaude, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management

NRystrom_NEWEA_AC16_Session9 - A Revolutionary City’s Multi-Faceted Emergency Repair Under the Governor’s Avenue Nicholas Rystrom, City of Revere, MA Jonathan Kunay, CDM Smith

NTooker_NEWEA_AC16_Session1 - Sustainably Stabilizing EBPR Performance at Meriden, CT with a Side-Stream Biological Sludge Reactor Nick Tooker, Northeastern University Paul Dombrowski, Woodard & Curran April Z. Gu, Northeastern University Frank Russo, City of Meriden, CT

PAntle_NEWEA_AC16_Session7 - Prevention of Fat, Oil, and Grease Buildup in Collection Systems, Lift Stations, and Grease Interceptors Through Use of a Novel Protein-Based Chemical Formulation Patrick Antle, Protein Matrix LLC Peter Rehage and Christian Zeigler, Protein Matrix LLC Albert Robbat, Tufts University

Park-UMassSideStreamRactor-NEBiosolidsConference-26Oct2017 - Minimizing Sludge Generation Using an Anaerobic Side-Stream Reactor Process - Chul Park, UMASS Amherst