AsianScientist (March 16, 2022) – For many communities around the world, rivers and seas are their lifeline. To meet nutritional needs, fishermen transport their marine catch, while farmers need a constant flow of water to irrigate their farmland. For sanitation, clean water and livelihood security, access to clean water is …
Read More »Pingree Grove Announces $3.5 Million in Funding to Improve Access to Clean Water
On March 14, the Village of Pingree Grove announced that it would receive $3,500,000 in federal funding for the construction of a second water treatment facility. This funding was secured by U.S. Representative Lauren Underwood (IL-14), as part of a new federal community project funding initiative for fiscal year 2022, …
Read More »It’s time to help the trees help you Adams | Columns
“Help the trees help you” is part of the Keystone 10 Million Tree promotion this year. Trees really help us, giving us shade to reduce our air conditioning bills in summer, and our heating bills by protecting us from winter winds. Today, they are even more essential to our lives, …
Read More »HILL COUNTRY STATE
A recently released report by the Texas Hill Country Conservation Network examined the current state of conservation and growth in the Hill Country. What he revealed was a region at a crossroads, facing threats to its future. The report, titled “State of the Hill Country,” established a baseline for eight …
Read More »Earthjustice Statement on President Biden’s State of the Union Address
washington d.c. — Today, President Joe Biden delivered his first State of the Union address. Following the speech, Abigail Dillen, President of Earthjustice issued the following statement: “Tonight, the President presented a powerful vision for the country and for defending democracy in unity with allies around the world, and we …
Read More »Nonprofit Goal: WebFX and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation
WEBFXWhy do you think it is important for your business to support nonprofit organizations in our region? As a company, we lead by example, work with integrity and aspire to leave a better world, both inside and outside our neighborhood. In our hometown of Harrisburg, we host regular get-togethers, support …
Read More »Landowners embrace conservation as a financial benefit Family Legacy/Public News Service
Colorado landowners could play a major role in President Joe Biden’s effort to keep 30% of the country’s land undeveloped by 2030, and make money at the same time. Jay Fetcher’s family has been raising cattle since 1994. He said when his family considered the idea of a conservation easement …
Read More »Unpacking the Infrastructure Bill
by Patrick McCullough | published on February 12, 2022 Illustration by Julia Jones Photograph by Diana Spencer Jhe Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), formerly known as the INVEST in America Act and more commonly, the bipartisan infrastructure bill, was signed into law by President Joe Biden on November 15, …
Read More »US military faces crisis in Hawaii after leak poisons water – Morning Journal
By AUDREY McAVOY HONOLULU — A giant US government fuel storage facility hidden inside a mountain ridge overlooking Pearl Harbor has supplied fuel to military ships and planes plying the Pacific Ocean since World War II. Its very existence was a secret for years. Even after it was declassified, few …
Read More »Contaminating Our Oasis – The Manitoulin Expositor
Manitoulin High School students clean up the trails near their school. MSS Share/Go Green Presents… A Manitoulin Eco-Hero by Anika Smith and Daphne Carr Pollution is a vast and very relevant subject because it affects the whole planet, including Manitoulin Island. We may have a very green environment compared to …
Read More »Today’s Local Utah News Headlines – Monday Evening, January 24, 2022
Monday evening, January 24, 2022 State Utah decides how to spend its share of national opioid settlement money Utah is set to receive more than $300 million over the next two decades as part of a nationwide opioid settlement. State advocates and lawmakers met Monday to strategize how that money …
Read More »Planting more oysters can help Lowcountry fight rising waters | News SC Climate and Environment
WADMALAW – Ask one of the Barrier Island Oyster Co. crew members about their product and they’ll quickly give you insight into the oyster and all its superpowers. The Lowcountry staple provides habitat for all sorts of creatures in an estuarine environment; it acts as a filter for water, helping …
Read More »Governor Wolf Builds on Lead-Free AP Commitment, Announces $168 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects in 13 Counties
Building on his commitment to lead-free PA, Governor Tom Wolf today announced the investment of $168 million for 15 drinking water, wastewater and stormwater projects in 13 counties through the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST). “Making critical investments like those announced today helps revitalize our communities across the Commonwealth,” Governor …
Read More »Technion scientists remove toxins from drinking water
Researchers from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology have developed innovative technology to remove dangerous pollutants from drinking water. The technology effectively removes and destroys synthetic organofluorine chemical compounds (PFAS). PFAS are a family of problematic pollutants, also known as “eternal chemicals” due to their chemical stability and persistence …
Read More »Maine’s existing laws have not reduced pollution. The Pine Tree Amendment will help.
The Opinion BDN section operates independently and does not set newsroom policies or contribute to reporting or editing articles elsewhere in the newspaper or on bangordailynews.com. Luki Hewitt lives in Penobscot and is a member of the Narramissic Valley Friends in Orland. This column was submitted on behalf of the …
Read More »Mizzou researchers propose to change drinking water laws
Researchers at the University of Missouri are calling for a new approach to the Clean Water Act, and the team wants to start at the sink and work your way up to where the rain hits the earth. Lawyer Robin Rotman and civil engineer Kathleen Trauth are co-authors of a …
Read More »St. Lucia River and Indian River Lagoon Nonprofits Seek Christmas Donations
When you’re tasked with protecting and restoring the waters of North America’s most biodiverse estuary, there simply aren’t enough hours in the day to crunch the finances and crunch the numbers for daily accounting. Mike Conner, the Indian Riverkeeper, therefore has a “12 Days of Christmas” wish for the Treasure …
Read More »stimulated by the pandemic, a renewed call to protect the city’s waterways | Now
The following essay was originally published in The Philadelphia Inquirer in conjunction with the Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation at Drexel University as part of Rebuilding Philly, a series of commentary articles written by faculty and professionals. of Drexel related to the COVID-19 pandemic and to racial and economic equity. …
Read More »Prime Minister Imran Khan takes note of Gwadar protest and ensures action
Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan took note on Sunday of the ongoing protest by fishermen in Gwadar, Balochistan. “I have taken note of the very legitimate demands of the hardworking fishermen of Gwadar. He will take strong action against illegal trawler fishing and will also address CM Balochistan, ”Prime Minister …
Read More »Sindh will develop cities under PRS
KARACHI: The Sindh government has decided to develop cities as part of its Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS), a statement said on Tuesday. The provincial government has formulated a village development plan targeting larger settlements within 30 kilometers of the Rural Growth Center (RGC) which is the town of “Chuhar Jamali”. …
Read More »California’s first plan to ban offshore oil has failed and casts a shadow
SACRAMENTO – The offshore oil derricks that dot the California coastline continue to pump despite a history of catastrophic spills and the wishes of generations of politicians to scrap them. They even survived a modest attempt by state officials over a decade ago to offer incentives to oil companies that …
Read More »Federal Base Coordinator | The hill
JOB AD Federal Base Coordinator The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is looking for a Federal Core Coordinator within the EPR Department who will be based in our Washington, DC office. THE CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATION Established in 1967, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) is the largest regional non-profit conservation organization dedicated to …
Read More »A backyard seat: OSHA, Air and Waters | Pillsbury – Gravel2Gavel Construction and Real Estate Law
The courts have rendered several new and important decisions on environmental and administrative law in recent weeks. UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEAL FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT Truck Trailer Manufacturers Association, Inc. v. EPAOn November 12, 2021, the DC Circuit ruled in a split decision that neither Section 202 …
Read More »Biden administration restores drinking water guarantees interrupted during Trump era
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Biden administration took action Thursday to restore federal protections for hundreds of thousands of small streams, wetlands and other waterways, overturning a Trump-era rule that was seen as one of the environmental setbacks characteristics of this administration. This is a regulation sometimes referred to as “United …
Read More »Southold agrees to help water authority seek funding for $ 27 million pipeline project
The Suffolk County Water Authority and Southold Town officials have agreed to work together so the agency can seek grants for an 8-mile, $ 27 million water pipeline billed as a good sustainability project. City council voted 5-0 at its Tuesday meeting to reach an intermunicipal agreement with the Oakdale-based …
Read More »Movement to avoid Commons sewage rebellion dismissed as too weak | Rivers
A government attempt to stop a rebellion in parliament over the scale of sewage discharges by water companies into rivers has been criticized as being too weak. Drinking water activists said a government amendment to the environmental bill did not create a legal obligation for water companies to stop discharging …
Read More »Dry Hollow Water Supply Project Will Not Require Matching Funds from the First Utility District | New
ELIZABETHTON – A two-year effort to bring reliable drinking water to a section of Stoney Creek where five cases of E. Coli have been reported to reach a milestone on Tuesday. The united effort of federal, state and local officials will be celebrated at the offices of the First Public …
Read More »Biden Administration Decision Could Block Minnesota Copper Mine | Mining
“This is an important first step on the road to permanent protection,” Becky Rom, national chairperson of the Campaign to Save Boundary Waters, said in a statement. “The appropriate next step for the administration is to revoke the two Twin Metals leases that the Trump administration illegally reinstated.” “It’s a …
Read More »Governor Mills applauds Senator Collins for securing $ 1.6 million for PFAS treatment center
October 19, 2021 Combined with money provided by the Mills Administration, this funding can help build a regional PFAS treatment facility in the Anson Madison Health District. Governor Janet Mills praised U.S. Senator Susan Collins for securing $ 1.6 million in the Fiscal Year 2022 Domestic Appropriation Bill to support …
Read More »# 635: In which beepers, cheese curds and Chinese astronauts take off – and Emeril takes it up a notch
Last step : Welcome Friday, dear readers! You’ve conquered another busy work week and won another restful weekend – almost. More than a last sprint! So dig deep, fearless go-getter, and here’s a little nudge of innovation to help you bring it home. Mammo mia: It’s October 15th and as …
Read More »County officials share measures for the oil spill moving south
OCEANSIDE, Calif. (KGTV) – The U.S. Orange County Coast Guard said at 2 p.m. Wednesday that no oil had passed through San Diego County. However, local officials said they will remain cautious and work to find solutions to ensure the oil does not harm our beaches. “I hope it doesn’t …
Read More »TSCA Sections Regulations — US EPA Course Reversal? – Environment
United States: TSCA Sections Regulations — US EPA Course Reversal? 03 October 2021 Jenner & Block To print this article, simply register or connect to Mondaq.com. In remarks prepared by U.S. EPA Chief Chemicals Officer Michael Freedhoff, which were presented at the Product Stewardship Society Annual Meeting, Freedhoff made clear …
Read More »San Mateo Co. promotes Rain Barrel program ahead of rainy season
SAN MATEO COUNTY, CA – Residents of San Mateo County are eligible for a rebate program that could provide them with free rain barrels as part of a county-wide effort to encourage people to save money. money and water. The pilot project, started by Flows To Bay – part of …
Read More »Despite criticism, legislature approves funding for stimulus | News, Sports, Jobs
Norman P. Green says the $ 8 million for a sewer extension on the west side of Lake Chautauqua “will benefit a dozen millionaires in Cleveland, Ohio.” The money is part of the American Rescue Plan Act fund, now approved by the federal government. Photo of PJ by Gregory Bacon …
Read More »Column: It’s time to invest in modern water and sewage infrastructure | Opinion
As the Baker-Polito administration celebrates Climate Week in Massachusetts, we recognize that extreme weather events across the country last year demonstrate the need to act on resilience to protect public health. Locally, the intense rainfall the Commonwealth has experienced in recent months highlights the threat to public health caused by …
Read More »Uranium mining from the Grand Canyon is hurting us all. We must ban it
At Trout Unlimited, we’ve been working since our founding in 1959 to protect, reconnect, restore and maintain trout habitat on behalf of today’s athletes. The commitment extends to the protection of public lands that support healthy ecosystems for all wildlife, such as the landscape surrounding the Grand Canyon which remains …
Read More »Northern Neck environmental law champion turns 88
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service William Tayloe Murphy, Jr., a leading figure in Virginia’s environmental protection efforts who spearheaded the passage of many historic environmental laws, died on September 15. He was 88 years old. Murphy – widely known simply as Tayloe – was an attorney who represented …
Read More »Tayloe Murphy, an environmental champion from Virginia, dies | People and society
William Tayloe Murphy, Jr., a leading figure in Virginia’s environmental protection efforts who spearheaded the passage of many historic environmental laws, died on September 15. He was 88 years old. Murphy – widely known simply as Tayloe – was a lawyer who represented a district in his native Northern Neck …
Read More »Attorney General Bonta urges Biden administration to protect California waterways | State of California – Department of Justice
Expanding the Definition of “United States Waters” to Address Environmental Justice and Climate Change OAKLAND – California Attorney General Rob Bonta and New York Attorney General Letitia James today led a multi-state coalition by submitting a comment letter urging the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the United States Army Corps …
Read More »An amendment would make drinking water a legal right
Dead fish line the shore of St. Pete Beach after a red tide on the Gulf of Mexico. COURTESY PHOTO A new approach to the quest for clean water based on a belief stretching back over a millennium may take place before Florida residents in the 2022 state ballot. The …
Read More »Environmental justice advocates look to landmark $ 3.5 billion spending bill for bold action
Congressional Democrats and the Biden administration want to use their massive $ 3.5 trillion spending plan to help communities devastated by pollution and environmental degradation. For years, activists have pressed for the government to recognize what is called environmental justice, the broad movement to compensate communities that have suffered disproportionate …
Read More »Fish Tales: How Can Anglers Help Save Montana’s Ailing Trout? | Local News
Eddie olwell Courtesy photo EDDIE OLWELL Fish Eddie O In this summer of unprecedented drought, fire and heat, we are seeing firsthand the social and economic impacts of global warming. Two of Montana’s industries that depend on abundant drinking water, fly fishing and agriculture are particularly affected. Pastoralists are struggling …
Read More »U.S. Senate Passes Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act in Broad Biparty Vote, 69-30
The U.S. Senate passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act in a broad bipartisan 69-30 vote on Tuesday. It goes to the House of Representatives for approval. This landmark bill includes many of President Joe Biden’s economic priorities, including record investments in minority-owned businesses, broadband infrastructure, increased funding to track …
Read More »As floodwaters recede, disease likely to be a concern for Maharashtra
Unsanitary and unsanitary conditions could lead to multiple epidemics, affecting the health of residents of flood-affected areas in Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray, Chief Minister of Maharashtra, visits areas affected by flooding in the state. Photo: @CMOMahashtra / Twitter Western Maharashtra was hit by severe flooding in the last week of July …
Read More »When it comes to PFAS, can we handle the truth? – environment
United States: When it comes to PFAS, can we handle the truth? To print this article, simply register or connect to Mondaq.com. One of the most famous scenes from one of my favorite movies, A few good men, that’s when Colonel Jessup tells Lieutenant Kaffee that he “can’t stand the …
Read More »Upcoming events starting July 19 | Sports
The list of upcoming events is a public service of The Times News. Email [email protected], fax listing information to (423) 392-1385, or contact Evening Sports at (423) 392-1323 or 1-800-251-0328, ext. 4323. Include sport, dates, deadlines, location and contact details. Baseball CAMPS ⢠ETSU PROSPECTS CAMPS, for Grades 9 to …
Read More »DeSantis as “green governor”? More like ‘blue-green governor (algae)’
After the year we’ve had, many of us wish we could turn back time. But no one in Florida wants to go back to the devastating blue-green algae and red tide of the summer of 2018. Sadly, with recent reports of mass fish kills, guacamole-like water, record manatee kills and …
Read More »EPA Water Chief on Clean Water Guards – Online Review
WASHINGTON (AP) – To finally determine a sustainable definition of waterways eligible for federal protection under the Clean Water Act, the new water director for the Environmental Protection Agency said everyone affected by the problem will need to be involved. Radhika Fox recently spoke to The Associated Press about the …
Read More »Des Moines faces extreme measures to find clean drinking water
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – In the twilight just after dawn, Bill Blubaugh parks his Des Moines Water Works van, grabs a ladle and a few plastic bottles, and walks down a boat ramp to the river Raccoon, where he collects samples from a stream that runs through some of …
Read More »Reviews | Biden has the power to end this outrage and shut down Enbridge Line 3
Biden must stop construction of the Enbridge Line 3 oil sands pipeline that threatens the sources of the Mississippi as well as Lake Superior and other precious waters of Minnesota and Wisconsin, Ojibway treaty rights and the health of our planet. Pink images of electric buses and other infrastructure projects …
Read More »National parks could receive billions of dollars for transportation bill repairs
Legislation that was passed by the House of Representatives on Thursday would provide funding for bridge repairs in the National Park System / NPS case The United States House of Representatives has passed a transportation bill that includes nearly $ 2 billion for work on roads, bridges and transportation systems …
Read More »Money for Nevada’s trains and highways is part of a big fundraising bill
WASHINGTON – A $ 547 billion transportation bill passed by the House on Thursday includes more than $ 51 million for Nevada projects, including highway funding, potential high-speed rail subsidies and Amtrak , public lighting and water improvement plans. The bill passed 221-201, with just two Republicans joining a majority …
Read More »Entire California City Without Running Water – In Heat Wave – Press Telegram
By MELISSAMON TALVO | Cal Matters This is the situation of the recent water crisis in California. Droughts sent temperatures in the central valley to triple digits, destroying the only functioning well in rural areas of Tebiston in early June, leaving more than 700 residents out of the water. Frank …
Read More »The public has asked to avoid and report harmful algal blooms; 21 water bodies of the Wyo. impacted in 2020
Noxious algae bloom at Big Sandy Reservoir in 2020 (Wyoming DEQ) CASPER, Wyoming. – With the onset of the summer season in Wyoming, the public is urged to avoid and report any suspected harmful algal blooms and report any possible disease related to the bloom to state officials. “Cyanobacteria, also …
Read More »Hacker tried to poison Ca. water supply by breaking into facility, manipulating water treatment
Hacker tried to poison the water California A new report has come to light when an attempt was made to remove an employee’s login information and remove a treatment schedule at a Bay Area facility. The suspect, unidentified or not arrested, launched an attack on an unspecified facility on January …
Read More »Answer to the question: what is the status of Ripon’s Vermont / Parkway patio project? | New
Question: What is the status of the Vermont Street and Parkway Terrace project? Reply: The Vermont Street / Parkway Terrace reconstruction project is expected to begin later this month, as the city recently held a pre-construction meeting with contractor, James Peterson Sons, Inc. of Medford, Wisconsin. According to city administrator …
Read More »North Carolina’s river creatures win federal protection – Courthouse News Service
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has finalized protections for a salamander and small catfish that only live in North Carolina waters. Caroline’s mad cat, a type of catfish. (US Fish and Wildlife Service) RALEIGH, NC (CN) – Federal environmental regulators Tuesday finalized protections under the Endangered Species Act for …
Read More »Push to get water in 625 residences in deadline limbo
MOUNTAINBURG – An initiative to provide safe drinking water to around 625 households in north-central Crawford County has not received the support it needs to continue. Mountainburg Mayor Susan Wilson said the city had received 270 of the 400 signed water use agreements, as well as $ 100 deposits, needed …
Read More »The infrastructure plan offers the possibility of opening the tap to improve water quality, access
While a sweeping federal infrastructure plan aims to improve the country’s water supply systems – from drinking water to wastewater to water harvesting projects, University of West Virginia scientists agree that access and quality remain a most pressing need for rural communities. Water researchers Emilie Garner and Jason hubbart said …
Read More »Marisa Frazier: Missouri Clean Water Commission fails to protect state waters | Notice
On Tuesday, May 18, the Missouri Clean Water Commission voted 5-1 to remove “perched water table” from the definition of “groundwater” in the design rules for concentrated feed operations. “Perched water” is the term for temporary bodies of water that accumulate below the Earth’s surface. It is water that cracks …
Read More »As summer approaches, New York’s forgotten waterfront
NEW YORK CITY – Summer weather is here and New Yorkers are ready to flock to the city’s beaches. But New York’s 14 miles of public beaches are just a drop in the bucket for city dwellers to swim, paddle, and otherwise enjoy. Many New Yorkers forget that the city …
Read More »Small but vital streams could lose their protections in Ohio / Public News Service
Ephemeral streams are considered the backbone of a watershed. (bgwashburn / Flickr) By Mary Schuermann Kuhlman – Producer, Contact May 25, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio – A vital part of Ohio’s watersheds would lose environmental protection under a bill. A committee hearing will be held today on Internal bill 175. It …
Read More »Senators Lindsey Williams, Maria Collett and Katie Muth to introduce bill allocating funds for water infrastructure
Harrisburg, PA – May 24, 2021 – Senator Lindsey M. Williams (D – Allegheny), Senator Maria Collett (D – Montgomery, Bucks) and Senator Katie Muth (D – Chester, Montgomery, Berks) today announced their intention to present legislation which will allocate $ 350 million from Pennsylvania’s share of US Federal Rescue …
Read More »3M sues Michigan, hackers infiltrate Pennsylvania’s water systems, millions invested in Illinois and Ohio – Great Lakes Now
From lead pipes to PFAS, drinking water contamination is a major problem plaguing towns and villages all around the Great Lakes. Cleaning up contaminants and providing safe water to all is an ongoing struggle for public health. Keep up to date with developments related to drinking water in the Great …
Read More »Alkaline88® and A88CBD ™ expand internationally thanks to a brokerage agreement with the Bellator group
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona – (BUSINESS WIRE) – The Alkaline Water Company Inc. (NASDAQ and CSE: WTER) (the âCompanyâ), producer of its flagship brand Alkaline88®, is the largest independent alkaline water company in the country. The company also produces flavored and ingestible waters and CBD infused waters sold under the brand names …
Read More »Great Lakes water diversions could be more – Great Lakes now
And after? The derivations were approved in New Berlin and Waukesha, WI, whose counties lie partially in the Great Lakes Basin, and for the Foxconn Technological group in Root, WI, which diverts up to 7 million gallons per day from Lake Michigan. Foxconn’s approval was criticized by environmental groups who …
Read More »Poland Spring says ‘no’ to watered-down activism with new recycling initiative
In its first campaign since selling the brand to private investors in April, Poland Spring, part of BlueTriton Brands (formerly Nestlé Waters North America), aims to pursue its sustainability goals and advance social good. Here is the scoop. Inspired to act in the face of the many challenges created and …
Read More »19-year-old gunman killed at least 7 students, middle school teacher
The Guardian Homeless people in Oakland are fed up with the housing crisis. So they built a ‘miracle’ village Beneath a freeway, beautiful structures offer food, health care, showers and a free âstoreâ – along with a strong sense of belonging to the Cob on Wood homeless community in West …
Read More »Stormwater Harvesting Systems Describe U.S. Water Conservation Efforts
The stormwater harvesting system industry is rapidly emerging in the area of ââsustainability. The world today receives an annual precipitation of about 100 cm, or about 39 inches. However, this is distributed very unevenly. This means that parts of Southeast Asia or the equatorial zone experience the highest rainfall, while …
Read More »You Can Help Restore California’s Natural Environment
Governor Newsom signed a Executive order in October 2020, which puts California on the path to protecting 30% of our land and water by 2030 (known as 30×30). Public agencies have requested information on how to make this vision a reality. This is your luck to tell the state what …
Read More »Indonesia: Floods in West Kalimantan and South Sulawesi, Final report Operation DREF n ° MDRID017 – Indonesia
A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the disaster Melawi District, West Kalimantan Torrential rains accompanied by high winds in the region of West Kalimantan province overflowed the Melawi and Pinoh rivers, which are tributary rivers of the Kapuas River that flow through the province. The overflow caused flooding in nine sub-districts …
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