Effective July 8, a new directive extends to Sept. 30 a yearlong NEP. It specifies programmed inspections in three regions and unprogrammed ones in the other seven OSHA regions.
Company cites need for expeditious review by July 30 to preserve a $200 million federal stimulus grant.
Two EPA staff members will explain how the agency conducted its review and why standards were revised for four contaminants.
The fee structure suggested by two University of California professors covers fixed costs and actual consumption.
The proposed 2011 percentage standards also would require foreign feedstocks to be treated like domestic feedstocks.
China's push to build more sewage treatment plants and otherwise improve water quality call for belt filter presses as well as granular media filters.
Udall, Whitehouse bill would establish regional Centers of Excellence for green infrastructure.
The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission is responding to a gap in technology while the Kentucky Waterways Alliance voices its concern for the river.
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EPA extends comment period to Aug. 26 on proposed plan to remediate the Superfund site in Ashland, Mass.
GEI will monitor vapor phase, fugitive dust and odor emissions, reporting the results to the project management team for implementation of appropriate control and mitigation measures.
Researchers hope to find the amplitudes and frequences that will immobilize cyanobacteria without release its toxins.
Online learning module students demonstrated a 30 percent increase in content knowledge.
Projects across the region will preserve habitat, protect watersheds and spur responsible urban growth.
In the city of Tangshan on the Yellow Sea, the Chinese plant constructor Hangzhou Xidoumen is building a 110,000 cubic meters per day seawater treatment plant.
Held in Salt Lake City, the training includes a mock drinking water contamination event for chemical laboratory personnel.
Company's Food Safety Response Center developed methods to detect petroleum contamination specifically for the Gulf of Mexico spill.
In 32 years of satellite temperature data, June 2010 is the second warmest June on record.
According to event organizers, parties transacted more than S$2.8 billion worth of projects and investments at the annual Water Week conference
Bollgard and Bollgard II cotton seed products contain plant incorporated protectants that were restricted for use in several Texas counties, and Monsanto failed to communicate that information on labels and grower guides.