SDOX, which was developed using National Science Foundation funds, supports bioremediation and will help in restoring Gulf of Mexico habitats.
EPA and NIH scientist used rapid screening method to determine whether the oil dispersants used in the Gulf of Mexico and others could harm marine life.
The council will study future transportation fuels and prudent development of North American natural gas and oil resources during the 2010-2011 term.
New report from the American Bird Conservancy offers recommendations; Fish & Wildlife Service seeks public help to ensure health of migratory birds.
The new facility, to be operational before the end of 2013, will add about 30 million imperial gallons per day of water production capacity.
Two New Bedford Harbor fishing piers will install marine power pedestals that will provide electricity to vessels, eliminating the need to idle diesel engines and thereby lower emissions of particulate matter and other gases.
The Barnett Shale Energy Education Council hired Titan Engineering to evaluate emissions near Fort Worth and Arlington.
Professors' study suggests Environmental Management Systems would be more productive in creating corporate transparency.
The prices of installed PV systems in the Tucson area have dropped to about $5 per watt from nearly $12 per watt in 2006.
New Yorkers can now plug their electric vehicles into a charger at an Edison ParkFast location.
The Environmental Integrity Project, Texas Campaign for the Environment and Environment Texas filed a notice of intent to sue to the Lower Colorado River Authority for its Fayette Power Project's inability to even meet flexible air permit standards.
Gulf oil spill has devastating effect on qualifying coasts in Mississippi and Alabama.
Hydro Engineering's portable, modular wash rack collects wastewater and oil.
The Lafayette home of Corey Saft, an architecture professor at the University of Louisiana, will serve as an urban prototype that demonstrates a 90 percent reduction in energy usage over homes built to current code.
Company cites need for expeditious review by July 30 to preserve a $200 million federal stimulus grant.
The fee structure suggested by two University of California professors covers fixed costs and actual consumption.
The proposed 2011 percentage standards also would require foreign feedstocks to be treated like domestic feedstocks.
The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission is responding to a gap in technology while the Kentucky Waterways Alliance voices its concern for the river.
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Researchers hope to find the amplitudes and frequences that will immobilize cyanobacteria without release its toxins.