DeWALT, a power tool manufacturer, will give a discount on purchases to those who recycle power tool batteries at its service center.
Eastman Kodak has been recycling its and other brand single-use camera since 1990.
InEnTec Chemical's new facilities will convert hazardous and non-hazardous chemical residuals into useful products and fuels.
ICF International projects a seven-fold increase in the cost of allowances by 2020.
Decomposing garbage is the feedstock for the methane gas that King County, Wash., plans to use to power about 24,000 homes.
The state-supported facility will collect, analyze, and disseminate data to further the growth of the clean energy industry.
The Department of Environmental Protection has created guidelines for landlords submitting proposals related to the agency's offices, specifying energy management systems, water conservation, and commuting facilities.
A report from the Environmental Integrity Project shows a drop in power plant emissions but actually bucks recent trends.
Germany and Japan have the lowest sulfur limits in gasoline, according to the International Fuel Quality Center.
The Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission lowered its energy use and greenhouse gas emissions using a combustion turbine-based combined heat and power system.
Ashland Distribution, a company that distributes chemicals, plastics, and composite raw materials, will offer hazardous waste management training.
Outstanding accomplishments and leadership in environmental service are the attributes the Air & Waste Management Association looks when bestowing its annual awards.
Albania Deleon, an asbestos removal training company president, did not appear for her sentencing hearing and was placed on the EPA's wanted list.