The Natural Resources Defense Council and Health Care Without Harm say that efforts to block EPA's carbon dioxide pollution actions will result in adverse health consequences.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's Alla Zelenyuk said the results could have profound implications for policy governing particulate matter.
The Health Effects Institute will develops tools to examine the combined effects of air pollution exposures on public health and the relationship between air quality and climate change.
Biologists at Virginia Commonwealth University found that an additional 2.5 centimeters of growth allowed a farm oyster to remove 2.2 times the nutrients of a regular oyster.
The Plains CO2 Reduction Partnership will have another two years of support for testing whether acid gas injection lowers emissions and enhances oil recovery at Apache's Zama Project.
The power generation company's contribution pushes its financial commitment to $2.3 million in five years.
Company expands existing weather networks to monitor and measure greenhouse gases all over the world.
EPA is asking universities to gather comprehensive community-wide data on human health impacts,
Virtual library includes closure maps, wildlife reports, and mission logs by crew members.
The research will focus on water sampling methods, replacement of water lines, and public education initiatives.
Washington University study is tweaking the catalyst to complete the methane to ethane reaction.
New criteria to protect people from potential illness will be developed by October 2012.
EPA says 57 of the research studies reviewed in 2006 contained information on chemicals that could provide a risk of injury.
Report sponsors say that the economic benefits, including health benefits, will far outweigh the costs of complying with EPA's proposed Transport Rule.
The Plumbing Efficiency Research Coalition and the Australasian Scientific Review of Reduction of Flows on Plumbing and Drainage Systems will collaborate on the research.
Underwater vehicles will be used by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and other university scientists to learn if the Deepwater Horizon oil spill affected animals in the Gulf of Mexico; the public is invited to take a look via the Dive and Discover website.
Current water quality monitoring looks only at the surface, according to Avner Vengosh, Duke professor of geochemistry and water quality.
International Paper and Mississippi River Pulp turn Starbucks Coffee cups into fiber suitable for use in new cups.
Study shows pollutant levels in soil collected from Mount Everest glacier were acceptable for most trace elements; arsenic and cadmium exceeded drinking water standards.
The American Water Works Association's survey covers water and wastewater utilities of all sizes.