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Environmental & Water Resources Group of the Philadelphia Section of American Society of Civil Engineers.

Philadelphia, PA
Joined August 2018
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Our March tech mtng & dinner is 3/7/23 @ 5:30 2 KOP Bar&Grill. Gregory Glitzer & Kevin Selger of Gilmore will talk on Site design considerations for extreme weather: Back to the future, or back to basics? 1 PDH. RSVP & details: sections.asce.org/philadelph…
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The topic of our March 31st lunch-and-learn Zoom meeting is Benefits of Capital Improvement Planning for Utilities. Speakers Josh Fox and Adrienne Vicari (HRG). 1 PDH awarded. Details & RSVP sections.asce.org/philadelph…
EWR October Meeting PFAS, the Forever Contaminant: A Fast Review Wed 10/27 12 noon Speaker: Tim Hagey, General Manager, Warminster Municipal Authority This presentation will provide a first hand look at how PFAS impact the WMA. sections.asce.org/philadelph…
Todays is the #WorldWaterDay. The 2021 theme is #ValuingWater. Water means different things to different people. What does water mean to you? Share this post & get everyone talking about water. Tag your conversations with #Water2me & help shape the #2021WorldWaterDay campaign.
Our first Lunch&Learn of 2021 is coming! Wednesday, March 24th, Juni Alam, PE (Wood) will talk about retrofitting existing stormwater facilities. Join us and earn 1 PDH. Members Free; Non-Members $10 RSVP; sections.asce.org/philadelph…
#WorldEngineeringDay is today Mar 4, 2021! #WorldEngDay2021 recognizes the important work that engineers do for mitigating climate change. Specifically, we celebrate engineers who provide clean water & air, sanitation systems, & affordable and reliable energy.
Celebrate licensure and the profession with #WaterResources and #Environmental engineers around the world on August 5, 2020 for the fifth annual Professional Engineers Day! #LicensedPEday
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Our 1st virtual meeting of 2020-2021 is Sep 10th. Free for Members, $10 for Non-Members. 1 PDH. Chris Goodell @RASModel of Kleinschmidt Associates will present HEC-RAS Dam Breach Analysis. #TheRASSolution RSVP: sections.asce.org/philadelph…
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February 11, happy International #WomenInScience Day! Let’s smash stereotypes, defy gender bias and defeat discrimination that holds women and girls back in Science, Tech, Engineering and Math. #WomenInScienceDay via @UN_Women
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#EPA & #PADEP complete reviews of gen construction permits protecting PA waters. On Dec 7, PADEP reviewed PAG-02; it applies to all construction activities in PA >= 1 ac. EPA reviewed PAG-01, for a subset of construction projects. More info on constr SW: epa.gov/npdes/stormwater-dis…
This Thanksgiving, the work of civil and environmental engineers is making the festivities save and joyful for all Philadelphians. Phila EWR gives thanks to all engineers and their families.
A toilet is an opportunity-maker. Today, 4.2 billion people live without safely managed sanitation - more half the global population. There must be #Toilets4All by 2030 - leaving no one behind. #WorldToiletDay
A toilet is a life-saver. 432,000 deaths could be prevented every year with safely managed sanitation. There must be #Toilets4All by 2030 - leaving no one behind. Join the #WorldToiletDay movement worldtoiletday.org
November 19th is a #WorldToiletDay. Currently, 4.2 billion people live without safely managed sanitation. Inadequate sanitation is estimated to cause 432,000 diarrheal deaths every year.
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Environmental engineers provide solutions to meet the basic needs of all humans for water, sanitation, and healthy housing and workspace that are safe, economically viable, culturally appropriate, and sustainable.
Today Susan Giannantonio, PE, CPESC of NTM Engineering gave us a very informative update on PennDOT Stormwater Control Measures Maintenance and Inspection Program. The room was full! TY, Susan!
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Today a group of students of Widener University - Widener ASCE joined us for our November technical meeting & dinner. We want more students be attending our events!
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Networking before our November technical presentation. The weather isn’t nice but it is a warm atmosphere in the room.
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167 yrs ago, 11/5/1852, twelve prominent civil engineers gathered @ NYC Croton Aqueduct to establish the American Society of Civil Engineers. November 5 we celebrate #ASCEDay.
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Our November 7, 2019 dinner meeting will be in KoP. The topic is "PennDOT Stormwater Control Measures Maintenance and Inspection Program." CE: 1 PDH. RSVP by 11/6: events.r20.constantcontact.c…