Wastewater -- Environmental Protection

Wastewater

Parties to Plan for Persistent PCBs in Duwamish Waterway Inlet

WEF Issues Call for 2009 Abstracts

ITT Watermark to Helps Schools in Asia, Latin America

Survey: Most Cities Use Partly Treated Irrigation Water

Miami-Dade Selects Severn Trent Technology

DEC Tells New Yorkers: Don't Flush Medications

Ohio Fines Ft. Scott Company for Plant Spec Changes

Calif. Inventor Claims to Have Water Solution

Canadian, Turkish Firms to Develop Oil-Water Separation Projects

Bucksport, Maine Upgrades with CSO Controls

Agency Orders Two Texas Feeding Operations to Stop Discharges

Zahn-Wellen Is a Test You Should Know

Pre-testing aqueous wastewater streams to determine biodegradability doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg, much less drag on for months.

By Shawn Blenis, Ray Noletto

Agency Collecting Data on How Unused Drugs Are Disposed

American Water Acquires Water and Wastewater Systems

Judge Orders Apex Oil to Remediate Refinery Site

WWEMA: Ballast Water Discharge Rules Fall Short

Siemens to Provide Clarification Technology in Denver

AECOM Completes Earth Tech Acquisition

Abu Dhabi Selects Veolia for Two Plants

EPA Partners with Water Utilities to Save Energy

The Cleaner Road Ahead: How Logistics Leaders Are Cutting Carbon and Costs

Small Facilities Urged to Recheck Hazardous Waste Practices

Turning the Tide on PFAS: How Statewide AFFF Takeback Initiatives Are Redefining Environmental Protection

Federal Climate Science Website Taken Down, Raising Transparency Concerns

Keweenaw Waters Resort Opens on Redeveloped Superfund Site in Michigan

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Small Facilities Urged to Recheck Hazardous Waste Practices

Businesses, schools, and other small generators are encouraged to review hazardous waste handling to prevent violations and protect public health.
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