Information and insights from Epsilon's scientists, planners and engineers

September 2026

From Landfill to Landmark: Lynn Harbor Park’s Transformation

Across New England, former industrial and contaminated sites are being transformed into vibrant community spaces. Lynn Harbor Park is a powerful example, converting a former landfill into an award-winning waterfront park that reconnects residents with the harbor and highlights the long-term value of environmental restoration and thoughtful redevelopment.

Planning and Permitting Data Centers: An Environmental Perspective

As data center development accelerates across the country, environmental and permitting considerations are becoming increasingly important to project success. Epsilon's experts discuss the key issues developers should evaluate early, from site selection and community engagement to air quality, acoustics, and regulatory compliance.

Massachusetts’ new CIA regulations are changing air permitting requirements for facilities in or near Environmental Justice communities. By helping secure the first permit issued under this framework, Epsilon gained firsthand insight into the process, key lessons learned, and what future applicants should expect.

How Massachusetts' New Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) Housing Provisions Are Accelerating Project Approvals

Massachusetts is taking steps to accelerate housing production through new streamlined review pathways under MEPA. Epsilon has already helped two projects successfully navigate the new provisions, providing early insight into how the changes can reduce permitting timelines and support housing development across the Commonwealth.

Three Epsilon Projects Honored with 2026 Preservation Massachusetts Awards

Historic buildings across Massachusetts are being transformed for modern use while preserving the character and history that define them. Three Epsilon-supported projects have been recognized with 2026 Preservation Massachusetts Awards for transforming historic properties into vibrant community assets.

Welcoming Jimmy Turowsky and Logan Katsoufis to Epsilon

Epsilon is pleased to welcome Jimmy Turowsky and Logan Katsoufis, whose diverse technical expertise in environmental permitting, natural resources, and acoustics will strengthen our ability to support clients across a wide range of markets and services.

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From Landfill to Landmark: Lynn Harbor Park’s Transformation

Planning and Permitting Data Centers: An Environmental Perspective

Our Experience Securing Massachusetts’ First Cumulative Impact Analysis (CIA) Air Permit

How Massachusetts' New Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) Housing Provisions Are Accelerating Project Approvals

Three Epsilon Projects Honored with 2026 Preservation Massachusetts Awards

Welcoming Jimmy Turowsky and Logan Katsoufis to Epsilon