Clean Burn furnace provides heating for park office, saving on oil disposal and wood-chopping costs.
Students are using boreholes to map patterns of groundwater flow and record variations in temperature, chemical composition and pressure.
The report, prepared by CH2M Hill, supports the advantages provided by vessel-based desalination from Water Standards.
Alabama researchers collaborate with 18 others to incorporate the role carbonic anhydrase plays in soil carbon dioxide exchanges.
Letter to lawmakers refers to delays caused by "Buy American" restrictions on stimulus funding for water and wastewater projects.
The Water Environment Federation's special online publication features scientific papers from the U.S. winner and finalists.
The shaped graphene structures could be used as building blocks of nanodevices with unique mechanical, electrical or optical properties.
BATLab will be able to increase testing on low-cost lithium-ion batteries for electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
Senator seeks "more responsible approaches to dealing with global climate change."
Thirty-one partner governments have reduced emissions by more than 27.3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent annually.
The Water Environment Federation's special online publication features scientific papers from the U.S. winner and finalists.
The American Materials Manufacturing Alliance says that Waxman-Markey measures for EITE industries are inadequate.
The American Water Works Association is accepting abstracts until Feb. 16 for the 2010 Water Quality Technology Conference and Exposition that will be held Nov. 14-18 in Savannah, Ga.
The state's Department of Environmental Protection, following verification by a public-private partnership, approved the use of the Up-Flo Filter in New Jersey stormwater treatment projects.
Water and air associations join forces to present March conference in Charlotte, N.C.
An Inslee-Markey resolution would call on the United States to adopt policies and support international agreements to address ocean acidification.
U.S. Geological Survey finds that the United States emits about 1.6 billion metric tons of carbon annually.
EPA approved Missouri's delisting of four waterbodies and added 15 waterbodies to the state's 2008 list of impaired waters.