Last week a truly historic accomplishment came to a final resolution – the modification package to incorporate Green Infrastructure into our Clean Rivers Project Consent Decree was entered with the District Court. This modification enables DC Water to incorporate green infrastructure (GI) into the remedy we are building to solve the water quality problems associated
While many applaud the fresh breeze of Green Infrastructure (GI) that is now proposed to become part of the Consent Decree for Washington, DC, many also question how well will it work? And how well will it work not just for the day it is built, but for the next year, ten years later, and
There is a fresh breeze blowing in Washington, DC and it will whistle through more trees, bushes, flowers and shrubs. Tens of millions of dollars more. The additional plantings will be accomplished through a landmark modification of a Consent Decree that was just agreed to by DC Water, the District of Columbia government, the United
Resident Engineer James Wonneberg speaks to the Washington Post Wow! I have to give constant credit to our external affairs team at DC Water because they do such a fantastic job getting our message out to our customers and many stakeholders. The best recent example is the coverage we received for our deep tunneling project
This week DC Water will announce the winners of our Green Infrastructure Challenge. We will award $1 million for the design and construction of projects to capture rain before it makes its way into the sewer or stormwater system. The concepts are really innovative and creative, yet also practical enough to be built. This is
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