MyRWA has been following the ongoing conversation around the new soccer stadium poised to be built in Everett. Across the river in Charlestown, residents have been raising their voices to highlight priorities around traffic, public transportation, and green space. Learn about the projects we are working on in Charlestown to address these priorities.
Earth Month 2025: From Your Backyard to the Harbor
MyRWA’s Letter on the Draft General Permit for Private Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Stormwater Discharges
MyRWA strongly supports the EPA’s determination to invoke the Clean Water Act (CWA) residual designation authority (RDA) – in particular its application to commercial, industrial, and institutional properties with an impervious surface of an acre or more – in the three urbanized watersheds of greater Boston: the Mystic, Charles and Neponset River watersheds. Image: Jack Bitney
Pollution Solutions - Stormwater Infiltration Trenches in the Mystic
This year, the Mystic River Watershed Association has been hard at work advancing green infrastructure projects in cities and towns across the watershed. In particular, we have been focused on a small but effective type of infrastructure underneath our roadways called a stormwater infiltration trench.