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Climate change is making rainstorms more intense in New Jersey, a factor leading to extensive flooding in the state. The problem is expected to worsen according to recent studies published by the Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University and the New Jersey State Department of Environmental Protection’s climate resilience report from 2020.

To guard against these events, the state and utilities are looking to improve policies and mechanisms geared toward managing stormwater runoff. What are the best practices for coping with stormwater in the nation's most densely populated state?

Join ANJEC and NJ Spotlight News for this virtual roundtable as they discuss with the state commissioner for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, environmental advocates, and water infrastructure leaders how New Jersey can protect citizens, businesses, and property in the state.