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Fairfax County relies on the newly named Water Resources Infrastructure to safely manage stormwater, wastewater, and our urban forest. Their programs protect and restore our vital natural resources, serve the community, and safeguard the environment and public health. Their new facility (opening in 2026) will house them all under one roof.
Streams, Sprawl, and Stewardship: A Conversation with EQAC Veterans
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Streams, Sprawl, and Stewardship: A Conversation with EQAC Veterans: EnviroPod #55
In this episode of EnviroPod, host Bob DeMarco sits down with Stella Koch and George Lamb, longtime members and past leaders of the Environmental Quality Advisory Council (EQAC). With over 50 years of combined experience, they share the story of how Fairfax County became a national leader in stream restoration, watershed management, and sustainable development. From mapping perennial streams to helping shape Tysons Corner’s transformation, Stella and George explain how EQAC has worked closely