Low-income area gets $2.29-million boost to replace sewer lines and reduce stormwater entering the system.
Daigger, a wastewater expert who works for CH2M Hill, will work to strengthen the International Water Association over the next two years.
Study suggests additional research is needed to determine if these fluorochemicals could be harmful.
Current water discharge regulations, which were issued in 1982, have not kept pace with changes in the electric power industry, EPA says.
According to EPA, the mine owner/operator failed to collect representative samples of effluent and exceeded its NPDES permit limits.
The biomass gasification system will be used to power the Stamford Water Pollution Control Authority.
Hydro International says East Treatment Plant will be the first facility in the United States to install the system, which is commonly used in the United Kingdom.
Professor says halophytic micro-algae can be grown on municipal wastewater and may serve as a biofuel feedstock.
George W. Stokes Company ordered to pay $1,800 for violating the Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure regulations of the Clean Water Act.
Students & Young Professionals will revitalize wetlands at a local water reclamation facility while hot topic workshops round out this year's Water Environment Federation annual conference in Orlando.
ECO:LOGIC helped Live Oak, Calif., secure $10 million in American Reinvestment and Recovery Act funding for a new wastewater treatment plant.
Regionalization in St. Tammany Parish may help eliminate some non-compliant facilities, Utilities Inc., says.
China's Ministry of Water Resources celebrates 60 years of achievement and the China Environment Service Industry Association has signed up for a large pavilion.