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Conservation

EPA Ends River Cleanup Talks with Dow Chemical
January 6, 2008
Survival of the Fittest
October 1, 2007By Danielle Duclos
Conflicts between water resource development and wildlife protection ramp up across the country
Despite the common goal of environmental protection, federal agencies lately stand divided over the best use of our natural resources – to protect wildlife habitats or to expand water resource development for the future. More and more, these issues are splintering the industry into two camps supportive of either the Clean Water Act or the Endangered Species Act.
Water Quality Management 101
October 1, 2005By W. Wesley Eckenfelder, William Ney Hansard
A basic overview of the key concepts related to treating municipal and industrial wastewater
Over the past few decades there has been an increased awareness of the importance of water quality. Many municipalities and industrial facilities have upgraded or installed new technologies to meet the demand for clean water. Advances in water quality science show that further improvements are needed to ensure a plentiful water supply and to protect the natural environment.

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The Cycle

Have you ever wondered what happens to the glass, metal, and plastic you set out for recycling?

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