The Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission lowered its energy use and greenhouse gas emissions using a combustion turbine-based combined heat and power system.
The EPA has ordered the Olmsted plant to comply with the Clean Air Act and controls its emissions of mercury, dioxin, and furan.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is offering daily tips, podcasts, and blog opportunities in celebration of Earth Month.
Albania Deleon, an asbestos removal training company president, did not appear for her sentencing hearing and was placed on the EPA's wanted list.
EPA gives four universities grants for research into the relationship between the chemistry of particulate matter and health effects.
Canada's environmental agency is promulgating a new rule to cut on-road automative emissions.
BPXA allegedly spilled crude oil on the North Slope of Alaska, bringing a lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice.
The California Air Resources Board next year will require auto maintenance shops to check the tire pressure of the vehicles they service.
EPA reports the results of its annual acid rain auction; bidders paid out about $9.5 million for 125,000 allowances.
Central Motor Wheel of America, Inc., during a energy-saving initiative, contacted Durr Systems to help determine how to reduce fuel consumption at its plant.
Mount Redoubt Volcano erupted in March and sent ash skyrocketing into the air and falling on towns and cities around Cook Inlet and some in Anchorage, Alaska.
Computer monitors and digital picture frames will have to meet new energy efficiency requirements by as early as October to be able to display the Energy Star label
An IMO-sanctioned emissions control area would enable the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to impose strict standards on oil tankers and other large ships.
According to EPA, indoor air quality may have two to five times more organic pollutants than outdoor air, but there are ways to manage these them inside.