JD Solomon serves as a co-author with Dr. Diane Lauritsen for this paper at the 2022 Joint Aquatic Sciences Meeting (JASM) in Grand...

JD Solomon will be facilitating the Lightning Talk on "Understanding Changes in North Carolina’s Bay Lakes Over Time: Lake Waccamaw...

North Carolina recently moved to regulate a class of "connecting" wetlands due to a permitting gap that resulted from the Biden...

The USEPA release of new assessment tools to thwart harmful algal blooms is a step in the right direction. In particular, the new...

The recently passed infrastructure bill provides billions of dollars for progressive infrastructure aimed at beneficial reuse, energy...

Emerging compounds are much like illicit drugs – manufacturers are continually creating new “designer” versions to make our lives a...

Drinking treated wastewater is still a few years away because there is not enough demand for it. The technology exists that makes it...

Waters of the United States (WOTUS) are based on the federal Clean Water Act. The goal of the Clean Water Act is to restore and maintain...

USEPA’s draft Contaminant Candidate List (CCL 5) includes 66 chemicals, three chemical groups (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances...

Root Cause Analysis (RCA) applies to environmental issues in the same way RCA applies to equipment failures or business process failures....

JD Solomon’s comments at the 2021 North American Asset Management Conference were not what the audience expected. The topic was Root...

The energy transition away from fossil fuel is a three-legged stool - public policy (legislation), rule-making, and rate-making. Asset...

Understanding your risks relative to an uncertain future usually involves some type of model.

Algal blooms are a complex and complicated community problem as the weather heats up.