Sustainability -- Environmental Protection

Sustainability

Foundation Awards $500,000 to Ocean Conservancy

Siemens' Technology to Help Chinese City Restore Taihu Lake

Canada Sets World Rivers Day

WERF Issues RFP for Trace Organics Research

California Film Features Salmon and Quagga Mussels

Synthetic Tree May Lead to Heat Transfer, Cleanup Technologies

Report: Efficiency Key to America's Hidden Energy Reserve

NOAA: Drought Picture Improving

Monitoring Array to Address Uranium Plume at Hanford

South Florida Water Sponsors Snook Study

Report: Marine Debris Likely to Worsen

Grove Farm Pairs UF Technology with Rainwater Collection

Bentley Launches Building Performance Group

Report: Delta Farms Can Grow More with Less Water

Connecticut, Maryland Recognize Clean Marinas

New Orleans Pumps Pass First Storm Tests

Court Decision to Protect Water from Construction Pollution

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Managing the Global Water Crisis Offers New Opportunities

The growing water shortage underscores the need not only for comprehensive conservation plans and re-allocation of water resources but for the development of new technologies and facilities that will convert non-potable water into fresh drinking water.

By Sheila Harvey, Tom Campbell

Digital Transition: Agency Urges TV Recycling

WEF- IWA Pact to Increase Access to Data, Technology Exchange

Maximizing Reuse: Creative Cost Saving Ideas

EPA Enacts Final Rule to Reduce Methane Emissions

EPA Reports 4 Percent Drop in Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2023

EPA Reports Progress in Recycling Programs with Infrastructure Law Funding

EPA and Hopi Tribe Resolve Long Standing Drinking Water Challenges

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