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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

DOI Study Offers Hope to Halt Bird Declines

Water Consensus Set to Develop Management Strategies

Phenology Program Needs Online Volunteers

New Requirements Set for Regenerated Water Treatment Media

Energy-related Meetings Set for D.C. in April

WRI Summarizes Water Quality Trading Programs

Waste to Energy Co. to Build Gasification Plant in Georgia

Stanford: Space Junk Police Are Not on the Job

Chesapeake's Poor Health Calls for 'Bolder' Action

AWWA Partners with WaterSmart Conference

20 Years Later, Industry Still Unprepared for a Big Spill

German Research Tries Holistic Approach

Senator Whitehouse Demands EPA Reverse Plan to Eliminate Climate Programs

EPA Marks 20 Years of Cesspool Ban with Ongoing Closures in Hawai‘i

Firefighters Face Alarming Occupational Risk from Carcinogen Exposure

Are Eco-Friendly Products Better for the Planet?

Extend, Reuse, Protect: The Power of Recommerce

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