A new treatment center is working to clean up a local community’s water supply, ensuring safer water for the future.

On Dec. 10, EPD will host a statewide stakeholder meeting over Zoom to inform and solicit input from the public about the changes.

UAlbany invited families into its ETEC building on Saturday to show how tiny innovations can lead to big breakthroughs. It ...

Marian Garfield of Heidelberg Materials UK discusses the role supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) can play in ...

The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority board has passed a resolution to oppose Chemours’ plans to expand its Fayetteville ...

The Guam Environmental Protection Agency says water from Yigo well Y-15 is safe for all uses after lifting a "do not drink ...

The Guam Environmental Protection Agency says water from Yigo well Y-15 is safe for all uses after lifting a "do not drink ...

Japan’s Ministry of Defense has rejected a request from Okinawa’s governor for new filters to remove PFAS from a water ...

The energy industry has been mandated to start the transition of 30 million electric meters to Half-Hourly (HH) Settlement ...

As energy costs rise and sustainability targets tighten, CSPs are uniquely positioned to help data center operators optimize ...