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Rio Dell begins wastewater facility construction
The facility will enable the city to effectively treat wastewater and avoid discharge into the Eel River in summer months, which is prohibited by the state water board. The city received a $6 million grant from the water board and a 30-year loan
Tags: Wastewater, Rio Dell, wastewater facility, Eureka, chemical engineering, Sewerage, Environmental engineering, Aquatic ecology, water pollution
Water@Work To Install Three Water Purification Systems in the Dominican Republic in June
Three Water@Work lead team members from Atlanta plus a number of local volunteers will install three state-of-the-art water purification systems in the Dominican Republic. May 24, 2012 During the first of week of June, three http://
Tags: clean water, DR. Atlanta, purification systems, water purification, dominican republic, atlanta, sugar, Economy of the Dominican Republic, Batey, Unfree labor
Organization criticizes DEP over shale drilling violations
Hamill / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette An environmental group is questioning whether the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection under Gov. Tom Corbett has been tough enough over the past year in its enforcement against Marcellus Shale drillers
Tags: clean water, water actions, East Pittsburgh, Marcellus Formation, United States environmental law, Clean Water Action, Pollution in the United States, Clean Water act, water pollution
EPA proposes new rules for muddy logging roads
Originally published Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 2:50 PM EPA proposes new rules for muddy logging roads The Obama administration wants to change the rules applying to stormwater running off logging roads, blunting a landmark court ruling that found
Tags: logging roads, Seattle, environment, salmon, Environmental soil science, Stormwater, pollution, water pollution, Water
Latest water quality report welcomed (Fuseworks)
Latest water quality report welcomed DairyNZ, Fuseworks May 22, 2012, 2:49 pm The latest report from the Land and Water Forum on collaborating on policy making and setting water quality limits has been welcomed by DairyNZ as a workable and forward-
Tags: water quality, water forum, New Zealand, Auckland, environmental science, irrigation, Hydrology, water resources, Aquatic ecology, water pollution
?Hindmata Jn unlikely to be flooded this year...
Hindmata Jn unlikely to be flooded this year '+google_ads[i].line2 +' '+google_ads[i].line3 + ' The chronic flooding spot of Hindmata junction in Dadar may get some relief this monsoon as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has almost
Tags: Hindmata Jn, United Kingdom, london, environment, Cotton Green, Earth, drainage, Silt, water pollution
Arizona Weather: High Valley Heat
12 News Weather We have a Heat Warning today for the Valley. Excessive heat is coming back to the Valley, followed by very warm and windy conditions by the end of the week. The high in the Valley should be near 108 for Monday and the record for
Tags: High Valley Heat, phoenix, environment, Weather, chemistry, Atmospheric sciences, climate change, temperature, chemical engineering, water pollution
Study: Polluted NJ coast better than thought
A new Rutgers University study finds polluted stretches of the New Jersey coast are not as bad as scientists once thought. Marine scientists have studied pollution-sensitive sea creatures on the ocean floor since 2007. They found numbers of types of
Tags: atlantic city, environment, Aquifers, environmental science, jersey shore, new jersey, Aquatic ecology, water pollution, pollution, water supply
Researchers: Ocean garbage gyre impacting sea life
An increase in plastic debris floating in a zone between Hawaii and California is changing the environment of at least one marine critter, scientists reported. Over the past four decades, the amount of broken-down plastic has grown significantly in a
Tags: plastic, Great Pacific Garbage Patch, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, garbage patch, San Diego, environment, Oceanic gyre, marine debris, Aquatic ecology, Debris
The Record: Letters, May 19, 2012
It risks the health and safety of students at New Milford High School, located downstream...But one of the zoning variances being sought would allow impervious lot coverage to jump to 70.37 percent, meaning that more than two-thirds of the site would
Tags: Clifton, Earth, Hydraulic engineering, New Milford High School, detention basin, physical infrastructure, Physical geography, Environmental engineering, Milford, water pollution
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