EPA Region 7 issues compliance order and notice of noncompliance related to a 2005-2006 prison dormitory renovation project in Topeka.
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.
Health and Environmental Research Online provides access to scientific studies used in making key regulatory decisions.
Ozone and biological media filtration coupled with UV and chlorine disinfection are the preferred treatment processes.
The American Water Works Association will present information on "Water Resource Strategies for Climate Change and Shortages" and "Disinfection Byproducts: Recent Research Raises Concerns."
Plant diversity and composition weigh heavily in determining potential energy yield per acre from biomass harvested from Conservation Reserve Program land.
Selectively burning underbrush and small trees can lower the chances of high severity wildfires that affect large trees and release more carbon dioxide, according to Christine Wiedinmyer with the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
EPA counts the number of Energy Star-labeled buildings to determine the ranking; Los Angeles has 293 building to its credit.
Constellation Energy's nearly $1 billion investment helps the coal-fired power plant meet Maryland's emission requirements.
EPA's Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response wants to know what you think about its role in land reuse.
The American Clean Skies Foundation said natural gas is an important energy resource that will help control smog levels.
City department will use new program to measure and report greenhouse gas emissions.
Binghamton University researcher Omowunmi Sadik will test sensors for monitoring engineered nanoparticles using a grant from EPA.
IT asset disposition trends report shows that about 84 percent of respondents have controls in place to handle end-of-life materials.
The boost to the Water and Development Alliance will support eight new multi-year programs in Africa.
2009 WasteWise and NPEP partners reported they eliminated or recycled 11 million tons of material.
South Dakota State University is trying to determine if the cup plant can be grown on land unfit for crops.