Sustainability -- Environmental Protection

Sustainability

Researchers Try to Mitigate Desalination Effects

Geothermal Projects Making Headway

Catching Wind for Clean Water

Attica, N.Y., and Seattle, Wash., both have found success in accomplishing their goals using aeration powered by wind energy.

Exchange Now Includes Biological, Habitat Data

Water Science Releases POU/PFC Study

Baltimore County Settles UST Rule Violations

Carbon Sequestration Unproven, AWWA Testifies

Agency Revokes Rules Allowing Carbofuran Residues in Food

Construction Begins on DBOF Water Recycling Facility

Global Ecology Seeks Patent on Mobile PureWater System

Aluminum Can Recycling Up 2.2% in 2007

Older Adults Can Play Role in Creating Healthier Environment

Team Develops Chlorine-tolerant Membrane

Green Construction Institute to Teach Sustainability

Membrane Bioreactor Market Estimated at $488 M by 2013

U.S., Canada Agree to Cross-border Cooperation for Great Lakes

36 Collaborate to Advance Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Survey: Healthcare Industry Shows Interest in Efficiency

EPA Extends Comment Period on WaterSense Homes

GE, STW to Turn Oil and Gas Waste into Water Supply

Federal Agencies Launch Seasonal Campaign Ahead of Heightened Wildfire Activity

Smarter Materials, Stronger Future: Rethinking What We Build With

USDA's Quiet Force Against Invasive Species Gains Urgency

EPA Seeks to Roll Back 2023 Power Plant Emissions Rules

Senate Confirms David Fotouhi as Deputy Administrator of EPA

TRENDING

Smarter Materials, Stronger Future: Rethinking What We Build With

With mounting pressure from clients, regulators, and supply chains, construction firms are turning to sustainable materials not just for compliance—but for competitive edge.
USDA's Quiet Force Against Invasive Species Gains Urgency
EPA Awards Over $1.1 Million to New England States for Beach Water Quality Monitoring