Bristol University researcher and his colleagues heated a microemulsion that separated into layers and one of these contained nanoparticles that could be recovered and reused.
Undergraduate and graduate students should submit their applications by May 10; winners will be announced at the American Water Works Association's ACE10.
EPA and eRulemaking will give $2,500 to the best 60- to 90-second video on why Rulemaking Matters!
Valves and pumps make up the biggest portion of the total and are critical to nuclear safety.
Gernot Pehnelt's report, which was presented in European Parliament last week, says the directive uses faulty greenhouse gas calculations and purposely discriminates against palm oil.
The Pennsylvania Environmental Council will present the 2010 Governor's Award to businesses and organizations that have cleaned up watersheds, saved energy, and eliminated pollution.
Researchers are measuring antimony concentrations from water samples near the world's largest antimony mine in Xikuangshan, China.
Hach Co. will present thousands of dollars in equipment to municipal wastewater treatment plants in the United States that can explain creatively why they should receive the award.
The companies are collaborating on a fixed facility in New Jersey that will vitrify hexavalent chromium and other hazardous wastes.
SOCMA calls the efforts of Congress to reform the Toxics Substance Control Act overreaching; Safer Chemicals group wants more teeth in the measure.
Cell-All initiative would equip cell phones with sensors capable of detecting such chemicals as carbon monoxide and fire.
The company may need additional working capital to manage potential projects from seven major coal bed methane operators representing $11 million.
EPA is seeking applications for technical assistance and support to coordinate preparedness activities of the environmental laboratory sector.
Twelve entities in 10 states are receiving up to $200,000 each to train people in the cleanup of brownfields while also providing training in green building design, energy efficiency, weatherization, solar installation, green construction, and native plant revegetation.
Alabama, Oklahoma, Ohio residents want EPA to regulate coal ash as a hazardous waste.
Urban Land Institute-Ernst & Young study adds water infrastructure as a challenge that the United States needs to address in order to be competitive with China and the European Union.
Region 7 invites government, nonprofit, coalition and land clearance representatives to learn how to submit a proposal for brownfields grants.
The agency is reaching out to disadvantaged communities, expanding public awareness of rulemaking, and improving access with mobile applications.