By JoAnne Castagna, Ed.D. This past spring, Dr. Lenore Tedesco was looking out her window at The Wetlands Institute that sits in the middle of vast marshland in Cape May…

When Hurricane Sandy battered countries and states on the Atlantic in 2012, the United States was lucky to suffer no fatalities. Though no Americans died as a direct result of…

By Stephen A. Famularo, PE, D.PE   An inconspicuous transportation revolution is taking advantage of one of New York City’s greatest attributes: its robust waterways. With pre-pandemic subways and buses…