The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has developed an Operations Support Tool (OST), which is a combined water quantity and quality model, to help predict future water level and quantity conditions in the City's reservoir system.

Sixteen years into the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Program, several project components are completed or nearing completion and are beginning to yield measurable results.

This study by the National Academies of Sciences, Medicine, and Engineering will bring together experts in a wide range of fields to identify grand challenges for environmental engineering and science for the next several decades. It will describe how the field—and also how colleges and universities—might evolve to better address these needs.

Stormwater and graywater offer alternative water sources but guidelines and research on their risk to public health and the environment are needed to support decisions for safe use, this report finds.

The second in a two-study series, this report offers FEMA guidance for analyzing options for increasing the affordability of flood insurance premiums. Learn more in a webinar on January 20.