The Air & Waste Management Association will present the conference Sept. 15-17 in Centennial, Colo.
Group tells lawmakers there are gaps in government regulation of the bottled water industry.
CH2M Hill and American Water raised a significant amount of money to support safe drinking water and sanitation.
Using biosolids from Metro Vancouver, Nexterra is converting the material into renewable heat for use in sludge dryers.
Computational Hydraulics announced the release of PCSWMM, the standard GIS-based software support system for EPA's SWMM5 solution for water quality compliance.
Oak Ridge Associated Universities is managing the project, which is funded by the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Having worked extensively overseas and in 22 states, I have seen a fair amount of corrosion, but a wastewater treatment facility in my own backyard has the distinction of being the most corrosive job site that I have ever dealt with.
More than 340 people participated in the meeting, agreeing that consistent and globally accepted terminology is the greatest need for sustainable product standards.
The M3 can be used to test almost any water source.
Wet cycles can cause prairie lake expansions that drive elevated levels of mercury, according to South Dakota State University research.
Spare the Air campaign is designed to reduce the number of single occupancy vehicles on California highways.
EPA awarded American Recovery and Reinvestment Act money to the Texas Water Development Board.
Stimulus funds will finance overdue improvements to wastewater and drinking water systems as well as water quality planning.
New research sharpens Shapiro equation of sweat production, adjusting the amount of water needed in the field for hydration.
The rule was adopted in December to prevent benezene and volatile organic compound emissions from gas stations.
The average household spends as much as $500 per year on water and sewer bills and uses about 100 gallons of water each day, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
University of California researchers say resource management and conservation won't work if they don't address the impacts of land-based human activity, particularly the mouth of the Mississippi River.
Bruno Steis has now replaced Wolfgang K. Distler as the company's chief executive officer.