SI.com Their helplessness I can't bear to consider, just as I turn away from the memory of Vik crying in fear as we sat for a few minutes in that Jeep before the water filled up. How can I hold the truth of .... In 2007, Francona exploded at one of Ramirez's ... and more »
AllAfrica.com Each lodge was evaluated on 102 different points, which were divided into four broad categories, namely: successful conservation work, community outreach programmes, the use of renewable energies and waste treatment and disposal. We are delighted that ...
Insurance Journal In cases from Wyoming to Arkansas, Pennsylvania to Texas, drillers have agreed to cash settlements or property buyouts with people who say hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, ruined their water, according to a review by Bloomberg News of ... and more »
IRINnews.org The solution is not just to take out the waste [from drains]; it's to build the resilience of the population," he said. The Senegalese Red Cross and ... Between them, these include jerry cans, soap, sleeping mats, mosquito nets, water - treatment ...
U.S. EPA.gov (press release) (New York, N.Y.) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator Judith A. Enck and Congress Member Sean Patrick Maloney today visited three Superfund sites in Orange and Dutchess Counties to review and assess progress on the cleanup of ... and more »
Regina Leader-Post One of the major threats to water health is the chemical phosphorous. This nutrient, contained in animal waste, fertilizers, detergents and countless other products, causes problems when released into waterways. It's thought to be the cause of the ... and more »
Mondaq News Alerts (registration) On May 8, 2013, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Office of Pesticide Programs, Antimicrobial Division (AD), released its lo...
Siliconindia.com Further, the state alone discharges 1,800 million litres per day (MLD) waste into the river daily, out of a total 4,030 MLD. CPCB data ... States have been given funds to set up sewage treatment plants, sewer networks, sewage pumping stations, electric ... and more »
The Coast Halifax (blog) "However, because biosolids are the product of municipal wastewater systems, which have inputs ranging from human waste to toxic industrial chemicals there continues to be many questions about the eventual fate of the various organic and inorganic ...
Parkersburg News According to Hagan and proponents of the bill, the wells create a potential environmental hazard because the waste they accept - brine left over from the hydraulic fracturing process - is potentially toxic and current law does not require its contents ...
