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Local drinking water in compliance with strict new limits placed on some forever chemicals - Vimarsana News

Local drinking water in compliance with strict new limits placed on some forever chemicals

After the Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday announced a legally enforceable drinking water standard placing strict limits on PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” Decatur Utilities and West Morgan-East Lawrence

Fairhope's water future: Councilman Corey Martin's vision for sustainable solutions - Vimarsana News

Fairhope's water future: Councilman Corey Martin's vision for sustainable solutions

Corey Martin is a first-term Fairhope city councilman who is looking for creative solutions to protect Fairhope's water resource for future generations. This summer, the city of Fairhope struggled …

Landfills burn all over America. But in Alabama, one burned for months - Vimarsana News

Landfills burn all over America. But in Alabama, one burned for months

A landfill fire burned for more than four months in Alabama, polluting the air, filling the sky with ash and making people sick. The state did little to stop it.

Landfills burn all over America. But in Alabama, one burned for months - Vimarsana News

Landfills burn all over America. But in Alabama, one burned for months

A landfill fire burned for more than four months in Alabama, polluting the air, filling the sky with ash and making people sick. The state did little to stop it.

Landfills burn all over America. But in Alabama, one burned for months - Vimarsana News

Landfills burn all over America. But in Alabama, one burned for months

A landfill fire burned for more than four months in Alabama, polluting the air, filling the sky with ash and making people sick. The state did little to stop it.