Pollution and Waste Treatment Solutions for Environmental Professionals

Pollution Prevention

Dole to Offset Transportation Emissions
May 7, 2008
Mining Company, Groups Reach Compromise
May 5, 2008
UM Shares List of Top Toxic Polluters
April 24, 2008
U.S. Manufacturers Spend Billions Preventing Pollution
April 17, 2008
Dallas Love Field Pledges to Cut PCBs
April 1, 2008

Reebok to Pay Record $1 M Civil Penalty
March 28, 2008
The Last Word
October 1, 2007By Richard C. Giller, Esq.
Granular activated carbon reactivation saves money and generates less waste
For decades, granular activated carbon (GAC) has been recognized as an effective technology for removing organic chemicals in a variety of environmental applications. With strong demand for virgin activated carbon in both process and environmental applications, the use of carbon reactivation and recycling has become an increasingly important option for many companies that currently rely on activated carbon for their treatment needs.
Want to Delay? You'll Pay
September 1, 2007By Louis F. Centofanti
Kyoto and Beyond
June 1, 2005By Laura L. Whiting
Understanding the legal framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions
All roads leading to the control of greenhouse gas emissions pass through Kyoto, right? Wrong! The Kyoto Protocol is just one part of the burgeoning web of mandatory, voluntary, and market-based programs for addressing global climate change.

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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