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NanoRisk: What Can You Do About It?
May 8, 2008By Justin Teeguarden, Amit Gupta, Mark Clark, Sr.
NanoRisk: What Can You Do About It?If you work in the electronic, biomedical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, energy, catalytic, and materials industries and your employer uses nanoparticles or materials that contain nanoparticles, you may be at risk for exposure.
EPA Scientists Report 'Political Interference'
May 6, 2008
Experts Outline Environmental Future
May 2, 2008By L.K. Williams
Court Dismisses 9/11 Suit against Former EPA Chief
April 30, 2008
Board Proposes Options for Natural Disaster Response on the Border
April 2, 2008

Report: Cleantech Investment Robust in U.S., Europe
March 24, 2008
EPA Sponsors 'Best Photo for Earth Day' Contest
March 21, 2008
EPA's 10-Year Study Builds Knowledge of Children's Health
March 10, 2008
Tel Aviv Revives Wasted Space
February 28, 2008By Katie McCarthy
First a landfill, now an environmental center
Tel Aviv Revives Wasted SpaceJust outside the city limits of Tel Aviv, Israel, a transformation is taking place. Hiriya, once a waste landfill, is quickly becoming the largest and most advanced environmental center in the country. Today Hiriya is the base for a waste sorting and recycling center as well as a green energy center. Not very long ago, the site was a dump.
2008 Roundtable
February 11, 2008By Angela Neville
The view from here looks positive for the environmental industry, despite the political uncertainties during this election year, say our pros
2008 RoundtableOverall, the members of Environmental Protection’s 2008 Environmental Roundtable expect economic advances in the environmental industry, especially in the water treatment and air pollution control sectors. That’s the story these 14 environmental executives told us at our annual roundtable on August 28, and they’re sticking to it.
Greener Pastures Ahead
February 11, 2008By Steve Maxwell
A review of recent developments in the environmental services industry provides insights into promising future trends
Greener Pastures AheadThe commercial environmental services industry has certainly been through its share of ups and downs, but at the moment seems to be in a more stable and predictable place than it has been during most of the last 50 years.
Something In the Air
February 11, 2008By Bill S. Forcade
Our forecast for the top air quality management issues in 2008
Something In the AirDue to a recent U.S. Supreme Court case, global warming will be a major air pollution issue this year. Depending upon how the full spectrum of global warming issues is resolved, the impacts may extend to even the smallest air emissions sources. Implementation of the ozone and fine particulate matter ambient air quality standards continues as a major issue in 2008.
2008 Salary Survey Invitation
February 8, 2008
In 1999, when Environmental Protection conducted its annual salary survey, the job outlook was characterized as "Too many dogs chasing too few bones."
Conquering Core Challenges
September 1, 2007By Angela Neville
Our five Facilities of the Year show that hard work and smart business practices can create better financial and environmental results
With great pride, we present the five winners of our annual Facilities of the Year Competition. These facilities represent a wide variety of industrial sectors and geographical locations.
2007 Salary Survey: Catching the Wave
July 1, 2007By Angela Neville
To avoid career wipeouts, check out our report to measure your own compensation package against what your peers are earning
The waves at Waimea Bay in Hawaii, infamous for being the largest and most dangerous in the world, have nothing on the extreme ups and downs of the recent environmental job market.
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2008 Salary Survey

2008 Salary Survey Invitation

In 1999, when Environmental Protection conducted its annual salary survey, the job outlook was characterized as "Too many dogs chasing too few bones."

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