Department of Environmental Protection Articles

The Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority converts the site of a decommissioned wastewater treatment plant into a park and wildlife preserve.

A Maine community college has launched an associate degree and certificate programs in water and wastewater treatment and technology.

Grant funding is provided to the St. Johns River Water Management District to restore three springs in 2016-'17.

In this week's water and wastewater news, treatment plant burglary suspects are urged to seek medical care after coming into contact with E. coli bacteria, New York City looks at banning flushables, environmental scientists look into the carbon emissions of wastewater treatment plants, and Williston, North Dakota gets the OK for a lagoon.

In this week's wastewater news, the EPA says it will regulate strontium. Also, a biosolids case heads to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

Just 45 years ago, our nation's waterways were, in some cases, toxic. Since then, there's been a river revival.

The fact even Class AA product comes under scrutiny indicates a need for more public outreach

NY DEP announces 27th annual Water Resources Art and Poetry Contest