Why Epsilon?
Since 1997, Epsilon has helped clients navigate complex environmental regulations and secure approvals for real estate, energy, and infrastructure projects. Our team of scientists, planners, and engineers has supported more than 3,000 projects across the Northeast, providing the expertise, responsiveness, and strategic guidance needed to move projects forward with confidence.
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With over 25 years of experience, we offer a diverse range of services that are among the best in their class.
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Air Quality
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Coastal & Marine
Historic Preservation
Ecological Sciences
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With expertise across various markets, we excel in cross-market collaboration
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KNOWLEDGE CENTER
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Celebrating a Remarkable Career: Founding Principal Dale Raczynski Retires After Nearly Three Decades at Epsilon
Read more: Celebrating a Remarkable Career: Founding Principal Dale Raczynski Retires After Nearly Three Decades at EpsilonEpsilon is honored to announce the retirement of one of its Founding Principals, Dale Raczynski, following nearly three decades of leadership, technical excellence, and dedication to the firm’s growth and success. As a founding member of Epsilon, Dale helped shape the firm from its earliest days into one of New England’s leading environmental consulting firms. Since Epsilon’s…
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Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act’s (MEPA) New Housing Streamlining Provision is Delivering Results
Read more: Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act’s (MEPA) New Housing Streamlining Provision is Delivering ResultsMassachusetts’ housing production efforts got a boost earlier this year when amendments to the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) regulations created a new streamlined review pathway for qualifying housing projects. Under the new provisions, certain residential and mixed-use developments that previously would have required the preparation of an EIR because they exceeded Mandatory EIR thresholds or because…