Selective catalytic reduction may not be working effectively, according to tests by EnSIGHT, an environmental consulting firm.
A green tariff will allow the company to sell its power to the grid.
SDOX, which was developed using National Science Foundation funds, supports bioremediation and will help in restoring Gulf of Mexico habitats.
Anne Wallin, director of Sustainable Chemistry and Life Cycle Assessment, shares the company's approach to working smart in today's chemical society.
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EPA's New England office bestows award to Arnold Greenleaf, superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant.
Sharon Walker, an associate professor of engineering, went to Israel on a Fulbright scholarship and returned with a grant for further study.
Veolia Water North America has tested this tool in Milwaukee, which will use the information to lower its water impact and carbon footprint as well.
Hydro Engineering's portable, modular wash rack collects wastewater and oil.
The Lafayette home of Corey Saft, an architecture professor at the University of Louisiana, will serve as an urban prototype that demonstrates a 90 percent reduction in energy usage over homes built to current code.
A Michigan-based ecologist and ethicist examine the definition and possible interpretations of sustainability.
The proposed 2011 percentage standards also would require foreign feedstocks to be treated like domestic feedstocks.
China's push to build more sewage treatment plants and otherwise improve water quality call for belt filter presses as well as granular media filters.
Udall, Whitehouse bill would establish regional Centers of Excellence for green infrastructure.
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Online learning module students demonstrated a 30 percent increase in content knowledge.
Projects across the region will preserve habitat, protect watersheds and spur responsible urban growth.
According to event organizers, parties transacted more than S$2.8 billion worth of projects and investments at the annual Water Week conference
Better irrigation, drought-tolerant grasses, and rainwater harvesting are a few of the suggestions from the "Sprayed Away" report.
Richard Richels, Geoffrey Blanford and Steven Rose, all of the Electric Power Research Institute's Global Climate Change Program, will contribute to the 2013-2014 report.
The painting company has invested in a system that turns sludgy, paint-wash residue into clear water and harmless solids.