Sen. Frank Lautenberg says he will reintroduce a bill that would require chemical companies to show that their consumer products are safe.
Harris Poll shows drop in global warming believers while Envirofone.com survey offers the lighter side of actions to save Earth.
Nationwide contest determines which colleges or university can reuse and reduce the most waste.
Sutley says the new approach calls for the development of water resources based on sound science that maximize net national economic, environmental, and social benefits, which is critical for future generations.
The research is expected to lead to improved designs for carbon sequestration projects that will protect underground drinking water supplies.
The legislation would establish up to five Centers of Excellence for green infrastructure charged with conducting research on green infrastructure that is relevant to the geographic region in which the center is located.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is revising its water quality standards for recreation activities and protecting aquatic life.
The Bhopal Medical Appeal has compiled data from groundwater aquifer testing and found carbon tetrachloride, as well as other toxic chemicals, at levels that exceed WHO guidelines.
EPA chooses Lancaster County Planning Commission as overall excellence winner for its countywide comprehensive growth management plan.
EMPOWER is broadening its network of rescuers to help wildlife victimized by marine pollution emergencies.
Pilots will enable organizations in Kenya to test new ideas for delivery and storage of safe water for consumers who lack access.
The scientists find that Vibrio coralliilyticus produces betaine, glutamate, and succinate are involved in the transformation.
Cascade Sierra Solutions says truck owners in New England states can get between $100 and $1,000 for fuel-saving equipment.
The agency singled out eight Climate Leader companies and five members of the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program for meeting goals and general excellence.