Page 26 - Environment Quality News Today

Last Wednesday, Virginia’s Air Pollution Control Board (VAPCB) held a 4-3 vote to withdraw from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

"No one wants to live in an environment like that," says MP Alexandre Boulerice of reports of contaminated water from an illegal dump.

After seven years of navigating separate provincial and federal regulatory processes and sourcing US$120 million in investments, GNL…

An official told WFAA that the City of Ennis Water Plant lost power Saturday night due to the storms.

Dakota Valley Growers is working with Bion Environmental Technologies on barns to feed 15,000 cows and make use of the manure.

In other news, a punctured train fuel tank leaked 1,200 gallons of diesel in Cottage Grove; the Silver Falls School District avoids a teachers strike; and more.

In Boardman, Oregon, community organizers band together to tackle pollution from food processors and industrial farming.

ROBERTS – A boil order has been lifted after over a month of water quality issues in Roberts. According to the Department of Environmental Quality, the boil order for the city of Roberts is lifted as of 4 p.m. on Tuesday. RELATED | Boil order issued for Roberts after E.coli is found in water Samples […]

Mountain Home Public Schools was recently awarded a reimbursement grant from the Arkansas Department of Environment Quality to purchase five electric buses for

Ho Chi Minh City plans to implement a project to upgrade its over 30-km Tham Luong-Ben Cat-Nuoc Len canal route that runs through the city in the hope of improving the face of the city’s canal system after 20 years.