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A major undertaking to tackle parts state's sewer drainage system reached a decades-long milestone this week.

U.S. Senator Jack Reed delivered a $1.69 million federal earmark to Roger Williams University to help equip the university's new laboratory.

Testing wastewater to assess the spread of the COVID-19 virus became common and well-publicized during the pandemic, but it has been focused mostly on urban are

M2i Global, Inc. Launches Specialization of Global Value Supply Chain ...

I have always felt highly fortunate to grow up in the 1960s with the inspiration of the intense and ultimately successful effort of my country, the United States of America, to land a person on the moon by the end of the decade. The Gemini and Apollo programs inspired me

Five new board members have been elected to the Frist Art Museum Board of Trustees. The new members are Phillip G. Billington, Ramon L. Cisneros, Donald R. Hardin Jr., Dee Patel, and Tara Scarlett.

As the hot summer temperatures continue to stay around the mid to high 20s, so too do the worries around Auckland’s train services, which are set to face...

News of plastic-eating enzymes and insects has been making headlines in recent years. Take, for example, fungi that digests plastic in coastal salt

By feeding worms with plastics and cultivating microbes found in their guts, researchers from NTU’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) and Singapore Centre for Environmental Life ...

These levels are based off of reporting stations and gauges located at various points along major rivers in our area. Anyone living near creeks and streams should always monitor the conditions during heavy rain, as flash flooding can occur with little to no warning. River levels are color coded and correspond to the severity of the flooding. Not Defined (light blue) - Levels unlikely to approach flood stage due to water control devices such as a dam or lake.