EPA's documents will help inform the development of water quality criteria by 2012.
As an invasive species, Burmese pythons are negatively affecting native species.
The Deer River, Minn.-based company wants a permit for a natural gas-fired generator and two natural gas-fired turbines.
A fugitive listed on EPA's Web site, Wainwright is wanted for allegedly polluting wetlands in Indiana.
Bifurcating the fuel supply would confuse consumers, according to the Alliance for a Safe Alternative Fuels Environment.
Chevron Corp., Texas and federal agencies worked to restore and enhance more than 2,500 acres of coastal wetlands in Port Arthur, Texas.
U.S. size and weight regulation are holding industry back, preliminary study results say.
The Chronicles Group is gathering water planners to discuss the need to implement a comprehensive integrated water policy.
EPA's list of 44 ponds with a high hazard potential rating included 12 North Carolina sites—the most of any state.
ASCE, AWWA, NAWC offer testimony to the House committee on July 15.
International Bottled Water Association President Joe Doss clarified that the FDA and states regulate bottled water.
The agency gathered comments this month on a proposed section on total maximum daily loads.
Group tells lawmakers there are gaps in government regulation of the bottled water industry.
EPA awarded American Recovery and Reinvestment Act money to the Texas Water Development Board.
Stimulus funds will finance overdue improvements to wastewater and drinking water systems as well as water quality planning.
The rule was adopted in December to prevent benezene and volatile organic compound emissions from gas stations.
The agreement settles an August 2008 lawsuit requesting that EPA set deadlines.