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City Of Tulsa Crews Repairing 120 Water Line Breaks, Ask People To Conserve Water Update: The city said that although they are asking Tulsans to conserve water, the Department of Environment Quality will not issue a boil order for the city. Everyone who gets water from Tulsa is being asked to conserve water while crews and emergency contractors work to repair 120 water line breaks. The city said more people are home right now and theyre using more water than normal plus many are letting their ...

As Hunt County residents managed to deal with rolling blackouts, low to now water pressure and the coldest weather in decades, area first responders handled emergencies for everything ranging from fires to busted pipes to stranded animals. And while the end may be nearing for the worst winter storm in recent memory, the after effects are expected to be around for quite some time. As of press time Thursday, the City of Greenville and several nearby communities were under boil water notices due t...

Barry Schneider says the company has stopped all construction on that treatment facility until it receives the required permit.

From Staff Reports Duke Energy has reached an agreement on coal ash management with the North Carolina Attorney General and the Sierra Club and the Public Staff of the North Carolina Utilities Commission have reached an agreement on costs related to cleanup. On Monday, state Attorney General Josh Stein, announced the settlement for coal ash cleanup cost allocation through 2030. Over this time frame, Duke Energy has agreeded to reduce North Carolina customers’ costs by approximately $1.1 bill...

Lawsuit: Jacksonville perfume plant doesn’t pass the sniff test Murray Hill neighbors file class action lawsuit against International Flavors and Fragrances; plant says they’re not responsible Updated:  Tags:  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville manufacturer that produces flavors, fragrances, and cosmetic actives is at the center of a new class-action lawsuit. Residents who live near the International Flavors and Fragrances, IFF, say they are fed up with a stinking smell that they say ...

Oregon Dept. of Forestry Oregon land owners are scrambling to remove trees burned in the September wildfires before decay sets in, clear way for replanting Some stands incinerated, but other scorched trees still hold some value SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – About 360,000 acres of private forestlands were among the million acres that burned in Oregon during the Labor Day wildfires. Over the next year or so, Oregonians can expect to see trucks carrying scorched timber off private forestlands and bringi...

IEEFA U.S.: Investors would best avoid two proposed Virginia combined-cycle gas plants Unneeded projects, if they go forward, will likely end up as stranded assets Investors should think twice before putting any money into two proposed natural gas-fired combined-cycle power plants in central Virginia. The rapidly moving transition to non-fossil generation resources is almost certain to turn the two plants, which would be only a mile apart, into stranded assets well before the end of their norma...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Stakeholder perception can play a larger role than reality, especially when it comes to government approvals of natural resource development projects. Developers in the extractive resource sector need to be constantly vigilant in their acquisition and maintenance of social licence for the projects that they operate, or that they wish to develop, acquire or invest in. A recent Québec decision...

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Delhi HC issues notice to Centre for notification on environmental appraisal of power, mining projects ANI | Updated: Dec 16, 2020 17:03 IST The bench of Justice DN Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan after hearing the submission of petitioners Advocate Ritwick Dutta, issued notice to the respondents and slated the matter for January 22, 2021. According to the petitioner Manoj Mishra, a retired Indian Forest Services officer, Union of India through Ministry of ...