Hampton Roads Sanitation District must develop a regional plan to ensure its sewer system has adequate capacity for storm flows and pay a $900,000 civil penalty.
EPA recommends minimizing dust, washing, and vacuuming to lower exposure to caulk that may contain polychlorinated biphenyls in buildings 31 years old or older.
Contrary to some statements made by members, CEO Donohue said the U.S. Chamber of Commerce does support strong federal legislation to address climate change. EDF offers some counterpoints.
University of Calgary scientists say bats are more likely to fly in low wind speeds, at which time the turbines can be slowed without a loss in energy generation.
Rowe announces that his company will not be renewing its membership in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce because, he said, the organization opposes climate legislation.
Heads of the world's 20 largest economies acknowledged the urgent need for a deal in Copenhagen but they took very few concrete measures.
Data from Earth-observing Landsat satellites plays a central role in a new, award-winning type of mapping that tracks water use.
Knowing how fluid boils in microchannels may help engineers develop cool high-power electronics for transportation, computers, and other devices.
A septic tank and cesspool service provider allegedly emptied a tanker trunk into a stream that feeds New York City's water supply.
The board says EPA is using outdated data and assumptions on indirect land use-change that should be corrected in the expanded Renewable Fuels Standard the agency has proposed.
San Antonio Water System offers a drought recovery toolkit, complete with monetary incentives.
The draft specification sets the maximum flow rate at 2 gallons per minute at 80 psi.
The agency noted the achievements of Exelon Corp., Public Service Enterprise Group, and Raytheon in reaching or surpassing their goals in the Climate Leaders program.
The Governor's Award recognizes PPG's Green Logic paint detackifier.
Greenpeace and the European Renewable Energy Council report says that a switch from coal to renewable power generation will create 2.7 million more jobs by 2030.
Texas A&M irrigation experts test six devices and found that they applied more water than was recommended.