WateReuse Association,with American Water Works and the Water Environment Federation, have slated the 24th annual symposium for Sept. 13-16.
Houston Water and Wastewater Utility will be using Purepay Receivables Automation to better manage its billing and payment processing system.
Ten more states are allocated funding in May for water quality, drinking water, and wastewater projects through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
The Maryland Department of the Environment will make significant changes to its requirements for preventing pollution from running off construction sites.
The latest report clarifies the potential regional impacts of policies that impose a price on energy-related carbon dioxide emissions.
The group's Congress API sheds light on special interest groups' influence on national lawmakers.
PDG Land Development had proposed to dump rocks removed in the mining of Hays Woods, one of Pittsburgh's largest intact green spaces, into the valleys.
Producers and handlers of all types of chemicals have specific obligations to fulfill to the European Chemicals Agency and their European customers.
EPA will be monitoring beaches and coasts in New Jersey and New York to safeguard the people who use them during the summer months.
Water efficiency can help California meets it annual water needs, according to a report from the Natural Resources Defense Council.
The Council on Foreign Relations says prudent greenhouse gas regulations can still allow for robust development of the Canadian oil sands.
The company is offering a subscription service in lieu of gas detector ownership.
Texas lawmakers passed a bill that would establish performance standards for plumbing in the state, including low-flow toilets.
Stormbloc, a device that manages excessive stormwater discharge, is now available in North America.
The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard has to upgrade its wastewater treatment system so that only allowable levels of copper will be discharged, according to its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit.
California American Water is planning to install water meters for its flat rate customers in an effort to reduce water consumption during the state's prolonged drought.