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TVA Wet Pond Breach May be a Bigger Problem, EIP Says

Oregonians Weigh in on Water

AWWA Merges E-Pubs for Members

WaterReuse Abstract Deadline Is Jan. 22

SouthWest Water Co. Cashes Out of Texas

Plug-in Vehicle Parade Sends Message to Leaders

NASA Study Links Severe Storm Increases, Global Warming

To Consulting Firm, Green Must Include Community

Ohio Develops Master's Program in Advanced Energy

EPA Directs Nebraska System to Issue Boil Order

Bankrupt Atlantic Wire to Pay $1.5 M to Settle Allegations

North Carolina Expands Benefits with State Trust

Lawmakers Get an Earful on TVA Coal Ash Spill

Peterson Joins XPV Advisory Board

Envirosight Hires Adams

Holistic Approach to Research Pays Off for University

Groups Collaborate on Making Plumbing Efficient

Wind Energy Group Hopes for Policy Stability

In-Pipe, PMC Agree to Market Technologies Together

RGGI Moves Allowances in Second CO2 Auction

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

Community Solar Is Powering a More Equitable Clean Energy Future Across the U.S.

Why Microbreaks Might Be the Most Underrated Ergonomics Tool at Work

EPA Awards $26M to Cut Lead in School, Child Care Drinking Water

Nationwide Listening Tour Concludes as Agencies Prepare New Clean Water Rule

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EPA Seeks to Roll Back 2023 Power Plant Emissions Rules

A major emissions policy targeting fossil fuel plants may be reversed, with grid reliability and legal uncertainty driving the proposed change.
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$1.8M Hazardous Waste Cleanup Completed at Former Pennsylvania Chemical Facility