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Neguse Announces $188,000 to improve roadway safety in Gypsum - Vimarsana News

Neguse Announces $188,000 to improve roadway safety in Gypsum

Rep. Joe Neguse, the House Assistant Minority Leader who represents most of Eagle County in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District, has announced $188,000 for the town of Gypsum to develop comprehensive safety plans for its roads...

Water Projects Receive Federal Funding Boost Across the Country, Including Locally - Vimarsana News

Water Projects Receive Federal Funding Boost Across the Country, Including Locally

The Interior Department awarded $142 million total in grants for large-scale water recycling and desalination projects across the western United States.

Industry Groups Sue EPA Over Forever Chemical Regulations - Vimarsana News

Industry Groups Sue EPA Over Forever Chemical Regulations

The groups claim the conclusion of the EPA rule was reached without proper scientific research and enacted without congressional oversight.

Rep. Levin Announces $32 Million in Federal Funding for Regional Desalination Projects - Vimarsana News

Rep. Levin Announces $32 Million in Federal Funding for Regional Desalination Projects

Rep. Mike Levin announced Thursday that he has secured $32.2 million in federal funds for three desalination projects to increase water security in north San Diego and south Orange counties.

Company seeking rare earth minerals pollutes Missouri water - Vimarsana News

Company seeking rare earth minerals pollutes Missouri water

Caldera Holding’s abandoned iron ore mine in Washington County polluted a Meramec River tributary with levels of copper, iron, oil and grease that exceeded allowable limits.