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EPA awards Pennsylvania US$42.4m for water projects
The United States Environmental Protection Agency has awarded US$42.4 million to Pennsylvania to improve water quality. “EPA is committed to helping communities get safe, clean water. These grants are important in maintaining public health, protecting and restoring water quality by combating water pollution and focusing our efforts to protect the water we drink, swim and play in”, said Donald S. ...
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WaterTectonics Technology Receives General Use Designation from State of Washington
WaveIonics system is one of two approved methods to treat stormwater runoff on construction sites EVERETT, WA, July 14, 2010 -- WaterTectonics, an international leader in on site water treatment technology and services, is pleased to announce the company has been granted General Use Level Designation (GULD) from the Washington State Department of Ecology for its WaveIonics Electrocoagulation ...
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City of Great Falls and Malteurop North America agree to control toxic gases and raw sewage overflows to protect community
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today that the City of Great Falls, Mont., and Malteurop North America, Inc. (Malteurop) have agreed to control wastewater discharges that generate high levels of toxic gas in the City’s sewer system. The City has also agreed to make improvements to its wastewater treatment system to reduce raw sewage overflows in the city and the ...
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City of South Bend agrees to improve sewer system to address clean water act violations
The United States Attorney’s Office and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced that the City of South Bend, Indiana has agreed to make an estimated $509.5 million worth of improvements to its combined sewer system to significantly reduce overflows of raw sewage to the St. Joseph River, which is a tributary of Lake Michigan. One well-known stretch of the St. Joseph ...
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New stormwater treatment at boeing field will reduce toxic PCBs and help protect the Duwamish River and Puget Sound (WA)
Today the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency signed an agreement with The Boeing Company to construct a new stormwater treatment system at North Boeing Field in Seattle. The treatment system will greatly reduce the amount of toxic polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), which are an on-going source of pollution to the Duwamish River. The North Boeing Field storm drain system carries stormwater to ...
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CLEAN WATER SPENDING CUTS THREATEN ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PUBLIC HEALTH: Diverse Coalition Calls on Senate to Restore Clean Water Funds, New Report Offers State-By-State Breakdowns
Untitled Document WASHINGTON, DC (September 15, 2004) - Congress is poised to slash federal clean water spending by more than one-third, which could lead to more sewer overflows, polluted water, disease outbreaks, and a loss of nearly 50,000 jobs. This warning comes in a report issued today by a broad coalition of state and local governments, labor, construction, and ...
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