SWCA News

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In early July, a federal district court rolled back a set of rules that govern interagency consultations under the Endangered Species Act. The rollback resets the consultation regulations to conditions that existed before a series of reforms became final in 2019, despite a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announcement that the agency is in the process of revising the rules.

SWCA is pleased to announce that 100% of offices across the country are replacing disposable water bottles, plastic cups, plates, utensils, and other single-use plastic items for office use with environmentally friendly alternatives. This is an important step forward in SWCA’s sustainability goals and further reduces the company’s consumption of nonrenewable resources.

Becky Weissman has been named Business Development Director – Northeast and will be lending her talent and experience to business development efforts in New England and beyond. In the 6 years since the addition of the Amherst office, SWCA has emerged as a major consulting services provider in New England, and the addition of an energy-focused Business Development Director will help SWCA gain market sha