Single-use filter pouches and community supporting hydro-wells will purify 1,480 gallons of water a day for survivors of the Haiti earthquake.
Rodney O. Corr discharged fill material into approximately 14 acres of wetlands to clear a site for commercial development without applying for a Clean Water Act Section 404 permit.
With supportive public comments, the agency says it plans to involve the community as Dow proceeds with its Superfund work in two Michigan waterways and continues to comply with its Resource Conservation and Recovery Act license.
The federal agency is proposing numerical nutrient limits on Florida's lakes, rivers, streams, springs and canals, in response to a 2009 consent decree with the Florida Wildlife Federation.
Oklahoma oil production facility paid $900 and certified that it has corrected all identified discrepancies, including appropriate spill containment and employee training.
Nearly 29,000 acres in Montana’s Rocky Mountain Front is being returned to the Bureau of Land Management.
The company's technology extracts moisture from the air, then filters and purifies the water, which will provide earthquake survivors with a source of potable water.
EPA has set a timetable to deliver ruelmakings on offsets, confined animal feeding operations, and stormwater to strengthen controls on major sources of pollutants to the bay.
SiteSecure, security integrator, helped St. Cloud, Fla., modernize its surveillance system to IP video.
State environmental agency will determine the presence of contamination using about $75,000 in stimulus funds.
The agency has scheduled meetings on Jan. 28, Feb. 23, and Feb. 25 to gain input on the draft methodology.
A Temple University professor found that the nutrient concentration in the beaches was 10 times lower than what is required for optimal aerobic biodegradation of oil.
Indoor air pollution is one of the top five environmental health risks, according to the agency.
Public Service Commission denies Florida Power & Light's new rate proposal, so company pulls back on future energy investing.
Georgia Institute of Technology and PAX Streamline hope to adapt circulation control technology of turbine blades to make them more efficient.
The joint project will develop a high voltage and chilled water system that will accept alternative energy power sources.
The American Water Works Association will let members know when their expertise may be needed.