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Dec 14 2018
In 2009, more than 200,000 residents were shocked when algae blooms appeared in Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan.
Africa Flores, native of Guatemala and…
Dec 14 2018
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Dec 14 2018
Sadara Chemical Company (Sadara) and Veolia Middle East SAS (Veolia) have signed an agreement for the construction and operation of a sustainable…
Dec 13 2018
The EPA has removed a 20-acre area of former Beloit Corp. superfund site in Rockton, Ill. from the National Priorities List (NPL).
According to…
Dec 13 2018
A recent report from the Environmental Integrity Project and Earthjustice claims groundwater at Plant Hammond in Georgia is unsafe. According to the…
Dec 12 2018
A plan has been put together to rescue Hollywood’s sewer system in South Carolina. According to The Post and Courier, the plan will need to be green-…
Dec 12 2018
On Dec. 12, the EPA unveiled their new proposal on the definition of the “waters of the United States.” The proposal would ease Washington’s…
Dec 11 2018
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of the Army have proposed what they call a “clear, understandable, and…
Dec 11 2018
Water customers will pay $5.37 more for using 2,000 gal in a month, in Belmont, Ohio. According to The Times Leader, the Belmont Village Council has…
Dec 11 2018
In Washington, the Trump administration is expected to unveil a plan that would weaken federal water rules on Tuesday, Dec. 11. The current federal…
Dec 10 2018
In California, the Kern County government may leave a coalition of local water agencies. This comes after the government failed to secure blanket…
Dec 10 2018
In Montezuma County, Colo., a gas well spilled about 3,150 gal of wastewater onto the ground at the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in Oct…
Dec 7 2018
In Ithaca, N.Y., local government is putting out a notice of noncompliance.
According to the Ithaca Times, these violations are related to…
Dec 7 2018
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Dec 5 2018
In Michigan, a toxic chemical is entering local wastewater systems as much as 20,000 times the legal limit. According to MLive, manufacturing…
Dec 5 2018
Flint Mayor Karen Weaver is advising Flint resident to continue drinking bottled water and use water filters. A news conference was held on Dec. 4 at…
Dec 4 2018
The Rio Grande is one of El Paso, Texas’, primary water sources. The river supplies as much as half of the city’s water needs. However, climate…
Dec 4 2018
In Missouri City, Texas, to meet drinking water demands planners are expanding the city’s Regional Surface Water Treatment Plant to slow down…
Dec 3 2018
In South Korea, a worker who became unconscious after inhaling toxic gas at a wastewater treatment plant in Busan was pronounced dead on Dec. 2,…
Nov 30 2018
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