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Four Decades

40 Years of Action for Clean Water

Funding "Smart Clean and Green" Projects for Massachusetts

At a June 25, 2010 Massachusetts DEP Hearing, CWA and allied environmental and engineering organizations provided written comments and oral testimony. Efforts by CWA and allies were to raise the score on ratings assigned to Green Reserve projects by the MA DEP State Revolving Fund (SRF) staff, which in turn determines which infrastructure projects receive State Revolving Funds in the next fiscal year.

Additionally, state delegates from the Cape Cod area submitted comments that the state should do more to encourage innovative wastewater technologies than is currently the practice.

 

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