water protection News
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Remanded and Vacated: U.S. Navigable Waters Protection Rule
On August 30, 2021, a judge from the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona remanded and vacated the Trump Administration’s Navigable Waters Protection Rule (NWPR), the rule that replaced the 2015 Clean Water Rule, and that significantly reduced the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act by redefining Waters of the United States. The judge’s order in Pasqua Yaqui Tribe v EPA is ...
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Movement underway to clarify the clean water act jurisdiction
The Obama Administration has sent letters to House and Senate leaders signaling that the Administration supports efforts to clarify the waters that should be protected by the Clean Water Act (CWA). Senator Russ Feingold (D-WI) has introduced legislation in the Senate. A key provision of the bill is a change in the definition of the waters to be protected under the CWA. Whereas the Act now reads ...
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Iowa lawmakers introduce Surface Water Protection Act
A new initiative to improve Iowa's water quality has been pupt forward by a bipartisan group of state lawmakers. The result of a two-year watershed planning task force, the Surface Water Protection Act is aimed at identifying problems and preventing pollution in Iowa's largest lakes, rivers and creeks. 'Iowa needs a coordinated effort to clean up our surface water and improve water quality,' ...
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Update on waters of the U.S. draft guidance
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have extended the public comment period by 30 days for the draft guidance on Identifying Waters Protected by the Clean Water Act. In response to requests from state and local officials, as well as other stakeholders, EPA and the Corps will take additional comment until July 31, 2011 on this important draft ...
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New Jersey wins water protection case
The law that protects the sources of drinking water for 88 New Jersey municipalities and 1,250 square miles in the northwestern part of the state has been upheld by a state Superior Court judge. Superior Court Judge Victor Ashrafi Friday dismissed a challenge to the Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act, the 2004 law designed to protect water and other natural resources in the New ...
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h2o.TITANIUM looks after water and protects the environment.
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States chosen for unique source water protection project
States Chosen for Unique Source Water Protection Project The Trust for Public Land, the Smart Growth Leadership Institute, the Association of Drinking Water Administrators and River Network have announced that Maine, New Hampshire and Ohio have been selected for the first round of demonstrations under a unique project to align state water quality protection and land use programs and policies to ...
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House Vote against Clean Water Protections Ignores Toledo Lessons
One month after the toxic algae disaster in Toledo demonstrated the perils of water pollution, the Republican-controlled House today passed a bill (H.R. 5078) to block improvements in the Clean Water Act that would help prevent such crises in the future. Jon Devine, a senior attorney in the Water Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council, made the following statement: “It is ...
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Ground Water Protection Council to Develop and Implement a State-Based System Disclosing Chemicals Used in Hydraulic Fracturing
GWPC Board Supports Complete Public Disclosure of Chemical Compositions Per Well. PITTSBURGH, PA.- Meeting in the heart of one of the most prolific natural gas shale plays in America, the 20-member board of directors of the Ground Water Protection Council (GWPC) unanimously passed a resolution calling for complete disclosure of chemicals used during the hydraulic fracturing process, common in the ...
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GWPC launches state-powered WellFinder mobile application
The Ground Water Protection Council (GWPC) announced today the release of RBDMS WellFinder, a free mobile application powered by data directly from state regulatory programs, which allows users to locate and select oil and natural gas wells from an interactive map to display valuable data and information. RBDMS WellFinder utilizes well data directly from state regulatory programs. This data, ...
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Groundwater management talk at Solinst Symposium
Groundwater resource management in Ontario has evolved from the establishment of water well record submissions from the Ontario Department of Mines in the 1940’s to the on-going watershed studies under the Source Water Protection. Christopher Munro and Heather Brodie-Brown, hydrogeologists from the Ontario Ministry of Environment, will give their perspective of the history, current status, ...
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Groundwater resource management in Ontario; past, present and future.
Groundwater resource management in Ontario has evolved from the establishment of water well record submissions from the Ontario Department of Mines in the 1940’s to the on-going watershed studies under the Source Water Protection. Christopher Munro and Heather Brodie-Brown, hydrogeologists from the Ontario Ministry of Environment, will give their perspective of the history, current status, ...
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EUR 400m for wastewater treatment and water protection in Wallonia
The European Investment Bank (EIB), the EU’s financing institution, and Société Publique de Gestion de l’Eau (SPGE) met for the third time to sign a loan contract, as the EIB is providing a long-term loan of EUR 400m to SPGE for wastewater treatment, the protection of water catchment areas and priority sewerage and drainage works. Recognising the need to preserve one of its natural resources, in ...
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Cleaner Water for Protected Species
Another First for Aquip and a BIG WIN for the Environment! Recently a company in Kentucky, which manufactures top-end custom chrome-plated wheels for 18 wheelers, required two (2) Aquip 10PBE treatment systems in parallel to treat for copper and zinc in their stormwater. The plating process involves several steps but most importantly, copper coating the steel wheel in preparation for a hot-dipped ...
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S&L exhibits at WEFTEC 2019 in Chicago
We invite you to join us at WEFTEC Booth #2244 for this year’s Water Quality Event, September 23-25 in Chicago! See how our leading Pumping, Headworks and Treatment Systems are Protecting Water. Protecting People™ in 2019. Talk with product experts, experience interactive product displays and models, and touch and feel real-world clean water treatment and pumping ...
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MAKE YOUR INDUSTRY WATER POSITIVE: A new success story with FIBALON® tool
The Fertiliser industries consume staggering amounts of water with wastage that can effectively be curbed. Using FIBALON® tool is one step in the right direction to reducing water consumption and being eco-friendly. FIBALON® tool is an excellent replacement to sand as a filter media. With superlative filtration performance it reduces the frequency of backwashing to once in 3-5 months as ...
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Georgetown honored for protecting drinking water
The US Environmental Protection Agency’s mid-Atlantic office has awarded the Town of Georgetown, Delaware the source water protection award for its efforts to protect their drinking water sources. 'Drinking water is a finite and precious resource, so we applaud communities like the Town of Georgetown that are taking steps to protect it,' said Don Welsh, EPA Regional Administrator. We look ...
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Experts to Address Groundwater Sustainability at National Event
This September, the Ground Water Protection Council (GWPC), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will host the 2011 GWPC Annual Forum entitled “Meeting Competing Demands with Finite Groundwater Resources.” The event will include three primary subject areas: ...
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AWWA cheers drinking water protection measures in Farm Bill
The American Water Works Association, the largest association of water professionals in the world, today applauded the U.S. House Agriculture Committee for introducing a Farm Bill that recognizes the importance of protecting drinking water sources from nutrient runoff. In a letter delivered to the committee today, AWWA thanked Chairman K. Michael Conaway, R-TX, and Ranking Member Collin ...
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EPA award honors Vienna, W. Va. for protecting drinking water (PA)
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s mid-Atlantic office has awarded Vienna, W. Va. a source water protection award for its work in protecting drinking water sources. “The city of Vienna is getting this award for taking proactive measures to help ensure that residents will continue to have access to safe and healthy drinking water,” said EPA Regional Administrator Shawn ...
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