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Oregon Orders Welding Co. to Correct Hazwaste Violations

May 2, 2008

MACTEC Wins $1.2M GSA Contract

April 2, 2008

Study: More Ethanol Production Bad for Gulf of Mexico

March 20, 2008

EPA Offers Options for CAFOs

March 17, 2008

WRT Treats Antioch, Ill., Water for Radium

February 29, 2008

NIH, EPA Agree to New Toxicity Testing Pact

February 25, 2008

More Study Needed on POPs-Diabetes Link

January 31, 2008

Study: Farming Cause of River Chemistry Changes

January 26, 2008

Company to Reduce Hazardous Emissions from Mississippi Facility

December 18, 2007

Comments Sought on Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program

December 13, 2007

Superfund Settlement to Cost San Bernardino County $11 Million

November 10, 2007

Maximizing Your Monitoring Power

October 1, 2007By M. Y. Z. Aboul Eish, Ph.D., Robert H. Clifford, PhD

Online water-quality analyzers offer time-saving solutions for dealing with pending EPA regulations related to nutrients in wastewater and water

As water and wastewater facilities prepare for pending U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) criteria on water nutrient levels, online monitoring systems are proving to be an effective and efficient means of regulating the parameters.

The Public's Health Gets Taken to the Cleaners

October 1, 2007By Laurie Earl

Seeking a new approach to deal with groundwater pollution caused by dry-cleaning chemicals

ABCs of CWT

July 1, 2007By Drew Frye

Centralized waste treatment: the guidelines for treating liquid wastes and how they affect you

As a part of the Clean Water Act, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is required to provide effluent guidelines to particular industries, whether they discharge wastewater to surface water or publicly owned treatment works (POTW).