A drum reconditioning business left volatile organic compounds and other chemicals at the site in Coventry, R.I.
EPA's New England office bestows award to Arnold Greenleaf, superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant.
New report from the American Bird Conservancy offers recommendations; Fish & Wildlife Service seeks public help to ensure health of migratory birds.
The new facility, to be operational before the end of 2013, will add about 30 million imperial gallons per day of water production capacity.
A Tetra Tech analysis found that the Great Plains and the Southwest are at extreme risk for water sustainability.
Grace leased the facility from Oldon and received asbestos-contaminated vermiculite concentrate there to manufacture attic insulation and fireproofing material.
Two New Bedford Harbor fishing piers will install marine power pedestals that will provide electricity to vessels, eliminating the need to idle diesel engines and thereby lower emissions of particulate matter and other gases.
Sharon Walker, an associate professor of engineering, went to Israel on a Fulbright scholarship and returned with a grant for further study.
Agency seeks comment on alternatives for treating two plumes at the J-1 Range on the Massachusetts Military Reservation.
Phil Whitford, aka Dr. Goose, offers expert advice to all - from homeowners and park districts to airports.
The Barnett Shale Energy Education Council hired Titan Engineering to evaluate emissions near Fort Worth and Arlington.
Professors' study suggests Environmental Management Systems would be more productive in creating corporate transparency.
Water Board, U.S. Army Corps, EPA echo concern raised by other groups about potential development in Redwood City.
Veolia Water North America has tested this tool in Milwaukee, which will use the information to lower its water impact and carbon footprint as well.