News and Articles -- Environmental Protection

News and Articles

ICF: Power Sector Will Bear Burden for Reducing GHGs

2007 Survey Assesses Safe Drinking Water Needs at $334 B

Roanoke Cement Sponsors Trout Education

Let Your Voice be Heard on Climate Change

Bindeshwar Pathak Named 2009 Stockholm Prize Winner

How Do You Protect Your Environment?

POU Technology Earns EPA Registration

Van Hollen Introduces Home Energy Revolving, Green Bank Bills

EPA to Review Coal Mining Impacts on Water

$211 M for Redevelopment, Lowering Diesel Emissions

ACE09 Extends Early Registration to March 29

$800,000 Goes to Environmental Justice Grants

Commentary

Superfund Follies Part II

Through 2005, Superfund, has resulted in the expenditure of more than $35 billion in federal funds and an unknown amount of private funds.

By Daniel K. Benjamin

Water Footprint Meeting to Be Held in London

AWWA Fly-in Brings 130 to Capitol Hill

Groups Challenge Corps of Engineers in S.C. Wetlands

WERF Seeks GHG Emissions from Septic System Proposals

USAID, IWA to Strengthen Middle East, African Associations

ExxonMobil Ups Cogeneration Capacity in Antwerp

2007 TRI Data Show Decreases in Air, Water Emissions

EPA Announces $49 Million to Support Wastewater Upgrades in Rural and Tribal Communities

Administrator Zeldin Announces Major EPA Actions to Combat PFAS Contamination

MLB Marks One Year of Sustainability Partnership with WM on Earth Day

EPA Environmental Justice Staff Face Layoffs Amid Reorganization Plans

Indoor Air Quality a Key Focus in Industrial Hygiene and Worker Health

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Administrator Zeldin Announces Major EPA Actions to Combat PFAS Contamination

EPA announces new measures to address PFAS contamination, including expanded testing, stricter regulations, and a polluter-pays framework.
EPA Environmental Justice Staff Face Layoffs Amid Reorganization Plans
MLB Marks One Year of Sustainability Partnership with WM on Earth Day