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House OKs Invasive Species Bill

Crop Control May Relieve Hypoxia in Gulf

ISA Conference to Explain Automatic Controls

Hamilton Sundstrand Wins Space Station Contract

Talks Advance Understanding of Private-sector Model

Pa. OKs $72 M in Loans, Grants

Canada to Improve First Nations' Water

LA Adds $28.7M to Build Area Reservoir



USDA-UM Studies Climate Impacts on Watersheds

UL Program Assesses Risks for Health Care Facilities

Study: Playa Lakes May Play Role in Water Quality

Asset Managers Launch New Water Fund

Agency Seeks Comments on Terre Haute Contamination

Water Company to Pay for TCE Violations

Grappling with Groundwater

Do you know where your water supply comes from? Does your local government authority send it to your house from a nearby reservoir? Perhaps your district is served by wells? If it is, you are in good company. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency data indicates that more than 90 percent of the 158,000 public water systems use groundwater.

  • By Jim Chaffee

Alabama A.G. Announces Settlement Over Soybean Spill

Food Safety Clashes with Environmental Rules

Wis. Governor Announces Agreement on Great Lakes Compact

St. Louis Promotes Tap Water

Bottled Water Group Report Sales Up 7.8%

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