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18 States Urge EPA to Act on Global Warming

Envirocycle Offers Rebates to Calif. Customers

SFWMD Awards Grant for Toilet Retrofit Program

Tacoma Concrete Plant Gets Fine for Stormwater Violations

Groundwater Project Sparks Lawsuit for Fish, Tortoise

LCRA May Need to Provide More Water

Pa. Diesel Vehicle Idling Limits in Effect Now

Alcoa, NRC Partner to Increase Recycling

UK, Group Urge Texas to Prepare for Low-Carbon World

St. Johns River Board OKs $8.8 M for Restoration, Reuse

Georgia Builds Regional Planning Councils

Safety-Kleen Acquires Atlantic Industrial Services

Epuramat Introduces Box4Water

Air Products, Alter NRG Sign Development Pact

Metropolitan Ups Ante for Conservation

N.Y. to Plan for Sustained Renewable Fuel Production

Watts Water Technologies Elects New Director

Pa. Asks for Help in Forming Climate Change Plan

Ecology Seeks Comments on Waste Rules

Proposed Act May Mean Jobs for Ontario

Should You Bring That Appliance? The Energy Cost of Moving Old Tech

How Digital Tools and Data Are Revolutionizing Confined-Space Rescue Training

Green for Greene Graduates 15 Trainees, Boosting Local Green Workforce

EPA Extends PFAS Rule Deadline, Keeps Current Water Standards in Place

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