Greetings! Here is the newest edition of the NECE newsletter. How do you like the new format? NECE Newsletter: Understanding Massachusetts Wetlands and Setbacks Feedback and commentary is welcomed at: Feedback for NECE
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Energy & Environmental Affairs Secretary Ian Bowles recently released the nation’s very first ocean management plan. This management plan has been expected after undergoing draft revisions and comment/stakeholder meetings for the past eighteen months, one of which was attended by yours truly. The final management plan has a few (but not unexpected) changes from the final draft [...] The New York Times recently published an article regarding the incorporation of climate change into projects undergoing NEPA review. Observing the impending complexities under NEPA, one looks to see what can be expected locally. Massachusetts prides itself on being a national leader in climate change study and policy. Given the number of elite academic institutions [...] Simply being able to identify this common wetland plant will prevent a lot of construction headaches. Cinnamon fern grows in or adjacent to wetland areas. If observed prior to or during construction, have the area examined as soon as possible. It could save the project 6 months of additional remediation process and >$40,00.00 in potential fines from State and Local authorities. Earlier this month, Caspian received official certification as a WBE (Woman Business Enterprise). Caspian recieved certification as: Environmental Consulting Services and Permitting. This week, the Danvers Herald published an article revealing an natural hidden gem and the quiet efforts of many to make the area accessible to the general public. Caspian is proud to be providing core support for this venture. |
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