Newsday: Appropriate debate on water law John Cameron, Chairman of the Long Island Regional Planning Council, points out deficiencies in the Long Island Water Pollution Control Act, which include projecting nitrogen standards for drinking water into a marine environment. Cameron describes sewer funding, treatment plant upgrades, cleaning up brownfields and restricting chemical use as better…
Cameron Engineering’s Senior Partner Joseph Amato, P.E. LEED AP was named Chairman of The American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York.)
John Cameron responds to Anne Michaud’s column “How to really get serious about school,” touching upon the question of balance between sports and education.
Newsday: Movable barriers can protect Long Island’s South Shore Cameron Engineering’s John D. Cameron Jr. and David Berg describe the challenges of equipping Long Island with the systems needed to prevent major damage from another disaster such as superstorm Sandy and propose a potential solution involving inlet barriers with a robust dune system in conjunction…
Long Island Reconstruction and Resilience: Learning from Other States and the Europeans symposium by the American Planning Association John Cameron, Chairman of the Long Island Regional Planning Council and Managing Partner of Cameron Engineering, will moderate “Protecting Whole Communities – -Can Dunes, Levees, Barriers, and Pumping Protect Long Island from Storm Surge and Sea Level…
John Cameron of Cameron Engineering is honored among the Board of Champions by the Long Island STEM Hub. Students, teachers and industry leaders celebrated its achievements in driving advances in education and regional collaboration.
John Cameron is honored as one of the 2013 Outstanding CEO by Long Island Business News and its sponsors.
John Cameron, Chairman of the Long Island Regional Planning Council, weighs in on Newsday’s question of how superstorm Sandy has changed the future of Long Island.
