Workforce shortages are projected for treatment plant operators, distribution system mechanics, engineers, scientists, and many other positions from water source to tap.
Agency expects rule would cut mercury emissions by more than 50 percent.
American Wind Energy Association calls for strong renewable electricity standard.
Over the next two years, EPA will provide $100,000 to help the city develop projects in Health Zone 1.
Environmental organization braces for Gulf disaster impact on fragile coastal ecosystems and fisheries.
The Department of Justice said the charges include environmental crimes, obstruction, false statements, and conspiracy related to pollution control records.
From the first Earth Day to the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Al Gore, Stantec professionals outline the movement's progress.
Marine patrols and enforcement can be up to 70 times more cost effective than building artificial reefs or trying to rehabilitate natural ones in Southeast Asia, according to the study.
American Water Works Company, Inc. has distributed grants totaling more than $128,000 to 32 projects throughout the company's service areas in 8 states.
The Ministry of Education and Research has opened its Green Talents competition; deadline for application is June 20.
The researchers compared energy use of a conventionally managed corn and soybean system with two low-input systems that used more diverse crops and manure applications.
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has $12 million in grants available; the deadline for application is June 30.
Research by National Science Foundation award winner Peter Sunderland may help engine designers improve the way fuel is injected and burned.
By combining conducting and nonconducting domains in the membrane’s nanostructured assembly, researchers improved conductivity performance.
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