With $135 million, Garb is engaging six companies to own, manage and operate 10 plants that will manage electronic scrap using the company's technology.
Using market-based conservation, the Fort Hood Recovery Credit System pays private landowners for recovery actions because its base is home to the largest known population of the endangered birds.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reiterated that stationary sources will not have to comply with greenhouse gas requirements until 2011.
The reuse of horse manure to generate electricity is expected to substantially offset electric charges incurred.
The grants will be used to demonstrate innovative integrated pest management practices, technologies, outreach and education.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is considering a rulemaking for the disposal of tritium exit signs, which contain a radioactive form of hydrogen.
The Denver Water director of finance will take the reins on May 3.
EPA expects the move will help clean up air quality for U.S. ports as well as inland population centers.
A December 2009 inspection of Desloge Mine Tailings Site revealed that the company had not reduced pathogens nor minimized vector attraction.
The agency says the project would bury more than 7 miles of headwater streams, impact 2,278 acres of forestland, and degrade stream water quality
Warming conditions shift a coral's predominantly beneficial bacteria to pathogens, according to Cornell researchers who developed the mathematical models.
The Global EcoEasy Challenge selects seven finalist concepts from universities in five countries.
The top energy entry replaced the top layer of solar cells with a thinner polysilicon at lower temperatures.
The New York City petition would have restricted use and increased cost, according to the Consumer Specialty Products Association trade group.
EPA Region 7 issues compliance order and notice of noncompliance related to a 2005-2006 prison dormitory renovation project in Topeka.
Dairy cow manure is broken down to create methane biogas, which is burned to produce electricity and sent to the power grid.
Florida residents will have three more chances to air their comments starting April 13 at Fort Myers.
Submissions for the Water Environment Research Foundation's Paul L. Busch Award must be submitted by June 1.