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IEC collaborates on Environmental Justice Conference: May 8, 2009. Click Here for conference information.
 
New York, January 24, 2009
Interstate Environmental Commission releases 2008 Annual Report Highlighting Programs to  Assure Continued Improvement of Environment in Region. Download Report

Chairman John Atkin Lists Maintaining Integrity of Interstate Waterways, Targeting Specific Environmental Deficiencies, Interstate Cooperation, Grassroots Involvement, Among Commission’s Highest Priorities. News Release
 
IEC REPORT DATED FEBRUARY 2008:
Impact of Summer Ambient Temperatures on Elevated Levels, Persistence and Regrowth of the Enterococcus Indicator Bacteria at the Silver Sands State Park Beach in Milford, CT, in the Long Island Sound Coastal Area. Download
 
IMPORTANCE OF INTERSTATE COMMISSIONS, Presentation on Interstate Commissions Given on 2/26/08 in Albany, NY. Download

On October 27, 2000, the President signed the federal legislation - the last step in the process - changing the name of this agency from the Interstate Sanitation Commission (ISC)to the Interstate Environmental Commission (IEC). The name change not only brings the Commission into the 21st Century, it more accurately reflects the nature of the Commission's mandates, mission and responsibilities that embrace a broad range of programs and activities.

The Interstate Environmental Commission is a joint agency of the States of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.  The IEC was established in 1936 under a Compact between New York and New Jersey and approved by Congress.  The State of Connecticut joined the Commission in 1941. 


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