Severn Riverkeeper – DW-GREEN Associates

Creativity, dedication, legal challenge bring shoreline to life

By Dick Posted on October 28, 2015 Posted in Sustainable Environment Tagged with Atlantic croaker, Bay Journal News Service, benthic feeding fish, bulkheads, Chase Creek, Chesapeake Legal Alliance, LEED Consultant, Pines on the Severn, Severn Riverkeeper, summer flounder, Underwood & Associates

Something new to the blog: This piece, ©Bay Journal News Service, is reprinted and modified here with permission. Written by me and first published 10/13/15, it’s been revised for blogging by adding copyrighted images provided by Underwood & Associates. See it …

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Could Be Artful. A Most Important Aspect of Local Building Regulations, and LEED Criteria – Part I

By Dick Posted on June 19, 2013 Posted in Greening the Proposed Education/Formation Building, Sustainable Environment Tagged with artful rainwater design, CAbin Branch Project, Chesapeake Bay TMDL, Chesapeake Bay Trust, Fred Kelly, impaired waterways, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, pollution diet goals, Rev. Peter Mayer, series of step pools, Severn River Federation, Severn Riverkeeper, stream bed restoration

For me, personally/professionally, for your Formation Building and for advocates of Bay restoration actions, stormwater management is one of the most important, involved and rewarding aspects of support for sustainable eco systems. Cost, of course, is another aspect of it. …

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Creativity, dedication, legal challenge bring shoreline to life

Could Be Artful. A Most Important Aspect of Local Building Regulations, and LEED Criteria – Part I