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.
According to the Sensus survey, reliability and accuracy are rated top performance factors.
Partnership to advance green semiconductor operations and processes for sustainable semiconductor manufacturing.
The Department of Buildings has launched the New York City Energy Conservation Code, part of the city’s plan to cut carbon emissions by 30 percent by 2030. Lighting, power, and HVAC in new projects or renovations must comply.
The World Resources Institute and Big Room Inc. compare different ecolabel standards to help companies and consumers make better choices to reduce their environmental impacts.
The agency approved changes for 64 waterbodies and is finalizing action on 19 others.
Washing fecal contamination from hands should be investigated as a strategy to improve stored drinking water quality, researchers say.
Cutan, which increases a plant's resistance to water, is an efficient sorbent for organic compounds in soil, the study found.
Singapore, Australia and The Philippines are among the winners who were announced during Singapore International Water Week 2010.
A University of Arizona and Loma Linda University study found that consumers were unaware that they need to regularly wash reusable grocery bags.
EPA will host experts from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Maine at the July 15 online seminar.
The Department of Environmental Quality has approved the pilot take-back program, which begins today.
The $3 million contract between the water authority and the company should help one of the water treatment plants comply with the Stage 2 Disinfection Byproducts Rule.
Global Water Group's systems can process 20,000 gallons per day.
In new interim guidance, the agency is encouraging employees to be involved during Risk Management Program inspections.