A Missouri University of Science and Technology student-run company recently received a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grant to study how to optimize home energy usage.
Members of the National Association of Water Companies will report on their industry and seek congressional support for infrastructure legislation.
EPA will schedule additional public hearings in April.
The company will pay $14,560 and get proper authorization for repackaging pesticide products as required by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act.
U.S. Department of Energy awards $17.7 million to DuPont and partners for next-generation biofuels.
The coal-fired power plant in Connecticut allegedly released sodium hypochlorite in 2006 into the Thames River.
Even though there are no accepted standards, companies that create little or no greenhouse gases are being pushed to measure their emissions and disclose material risks for investors.
- By Mia Mazza, Andrew Thorpe
The summit, slated for April 22, will bring the convergence of the latest breakthroughs in Green hardware and software technology, and the power of the Internet.
A general contractor offers three tips to help homeowners regain control of their "hostage" situation.
Citing California Proposition 65, plaintiffs have tested fish oil supplements containing PCBs that did not disclose high levels of polychlorinated biphenyls.
The Center for American Progress study says 554 treatment plants have switched from chlorine gas to UV disinfection or liquid bleach.
The American Water Works Association advised the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs that local decision-making is critical to water security and public health.
The four-year Hazardcheck campaign unveiled on March 1 builds on the Government of Canada's Chemicals Management Plan and Clean Air Agenda.
EPA has completed a draft of the report Congress requested in 2008 and would like to hear your feedback.
The Climate Registry's survey reveals that its members are motivated by business reasons: expected cost of carbon and consumer pressure to be green.
More than 400 valves completes 930-unit project designed to control stormwater flows into the city’s combined sewer system.
A new $320 million, four-year initiative could significantly improve drinking water quality for Americans in 12 states in the Mississippi River Basin.
European Chemical Industry Council and International Life Sciences Institute are funding the work with a total of $120,000.
The American Bar Association holds its annual environmental gathering in Salt Lake City for first time.