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Stories About Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

New Programs Bring Water-Industry Professionals Together
New Programs Bring Water-Industry Professionals Together
Online Exclusives
November 10, 2013
EPA Proposes Rule to Modernize Clean Water Act Reporting
Online Exclusives
August 13, 2013
E-reporting initiative will increase efficiency, ease burden for states and improve public access to data
EPA Proposes Rule to Modernize Clean Water Act Reporting
Online Exclusives
August 12, 2013
E-reporting initiative will increase efficiency, ease burden for states and improve public access to data
Mercury Rising?
Mercury Rising?
Editorial
July 11, 2013
The liquid metal sometimes called quicksilver can have detrimental health effects if present in drinking water above levels set by the U.S. EPA.
EPA Awards $560 Million in Funding to Storm-Damaged Wastewater and Drinking Water Facilities
Online Exclusives
May 15, 2013
EPA Awards $560 Million in Funding to Storm-Damaged Wastewater and Drinking Water Facilities
Online Exclusives
May 15, 2013
The Fire Chief Project: Cub Scouts visit a clean-water plant
Blogs
April 03, 2013
SouthWest Water Company in Alabama hosts a pack of active youngsters
The Book on Biogas
The Book on Biogas
Editorial
March 19, 2013
A national database sheds light on treatment plant digester methane and the role it plays in the nation’s renewable energy initiatives.
WEF makes the case for water infrastructure investment
Blogs
January 18, 2013
Association director briefs U.S. Conference of Mayors Water Council on Water for Jobs Campaign
A Truly Bad Actor
A Truly Bad Actor
Editorial
January 10, 2013
Hexavalent chromium is known for its negative health and environmental impacts and its extreme toxicity. U.S. EPA rulemaking for this metal is under way.