New enforcement team, random reviews of compliance, and further guidance is expected to curb CO2 emissions.
American Nurses Association links water protection and health.
EPA complaint seeks $65,000 from the Idaho Transportation Department and Parsons RCI for violations in Sandpoint.
Several groups in Colorado want to protect their communities and clean up abandoned hardrock mines.
Louisiana, New Mexico Pueblos to receive help in assessing the health of their resources.
The agency says it will step up efforts in pollution caused by such activities as CAFOs, sewer overflows, and runoff from industrial facilities, construction sites, and urban areas.
Larkin Baggett was convicted of ordering employees to dump industrial wastes into a sanitary sewer drain and aggravated assault.
These communities must develop plans for reducing pollution by 2012 and demonstrate that they are meeting standards by fall of 2014.
Baseline Engineering designed the $3.2 M Integrated Fixed Film Activated Sludge wastewater treatment facility for the town.
ITT modified the process with an Intermittent Cycle Extended Aeration System.
Island country uses DEPLOY project to meet analysis required by the European Union's Water Framework Directive.
State and local governments now have technical guidance in the form of voluntary guidelines to remediate methamphetamine laboratories.
Four marine companies face fines of up to $177,500.
The designation should better protect the aquifer, which would provide drinking water residents in parts of Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.
EPA says that if the city's four systems don't, they will face penalties of up to $37,500 for each violation.
The Boxer-Kerry "Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act" would authorize EPA's WaterSense program, among other things.
Will Congress get in step with Europe and pass a cap-and-trade law to stem greenhouse gases?
Discharges from the Agana and Northern District wastewater treatment plants exceeded Territorial water quality standards for bacteria.