Climate change models don't consider how carbon dioxide, ozone, and nitrogen may affect water cycle.
Climate change models don't consider how carbon dioxide, ozone, and nitrogen may affect water cycle.
The Department of Energy is offering a total of $3.3 billion in grants, and NEMA is offering its members a list of Smart Grid dockets and other information related to the grants.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wants to establish a one-hour nitrogen dioxide standard between 80 and 100 parts per billion.
From carbon sequestration to removal of hormones and nanoscale impurities from water, the Clean Tech Expo will showcase new technologies on July 16.
About $430,000 and technical assistance will be provided to eight National Estuary Programs.
The council will advocate for and leverage state influence on the management of offshore ocean areas.
The Solid Waste Association of North America submitted comments to EPA on mandatory reporting of greenhouse gases.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency extended the deadline to comment on a proposal to slash mercury emissions from Portland cement kilns.
American Farmland Trust spells out its priorities with lawmakers.
Investor Responsibility Research Center Institute and Trucost say the earnings of most companies would be relatively unaffected.
Experts gather to determine how to empower the public to act to protect ocean health.
State agencies must develop emission reduction strategies and benchmarks to ensure 2020 targets are met.
The latest report clarifies the potential regional impacts of policies that impose a price on energy-related carbon dioxide emissions.
Morristown Wastewater Treatment Facility installs a solar power system to lower costs and bring in revenue from renewable energy certificates.
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California ties into solar power for its Robert A. Skinner Water Treatment Plant in Temecula Valley.
The Center for Public Integrity says nearly 140 businesses and interest groups have joined in lobbying on climate change.