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Back in 1997, Marie Josée Lamothe didn’t know her newly founded environmental consulting company would one day discover how to turn dirt into gold. Northex Environnement Inc. started off advising clients on how to clean up and recycle contaminated soil, however Lamothe eventually realized her company’s expert advice wasn’t enough to overcome the real-life disincentives to following best practices – many companies citing cost as the reason behind burying, incinerating or dumping the contaminated soil in a landfill. 

Back in 1997, Marie Josée Lamothe didn’t know her newly founded environmental consulting company would one day discover how to turn dirt into gold. Northex Environnement Inc. started off advising clients on how to clean up and recycle contaminated soil, however Lamothe eventually realized her company’s expert advice wasn’t enough to overcome the real-life disincentives to following best practices – many companies citing cost as the reason behind burying, incinerating or dumping the contaminated soil in a landfill. 

The bluest bonnets in Texas: Steve Tulcus's photo judged best in Reporter-News contest Almost 14 inches of rain March to May will do that. While the record cold did its share of damage to trees and shrubs, the flowers bloomed, and photographers busied themselves with photographing their favorites. The annual Reporter-News wildflower contest honors late photographer Doug Hodel, who died in 2017 and often entered. This year's contest particularly showed off bluebonnets and detail shots. Between the two categories, eight honorable mentions awards were given - six in detail, which seemed to be ...