Concerns about gas industry oversight, impacts fuel hydrogen hub fears as former Fairmont Brine Processing site questions swirl
Shannon Yanna says it sounded like a bomb had gone off.
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Shannon Yanna says it sounded like a bomb had gone off.
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Companies should take note and be prepared to respond quickly to more—and more aggressive—EPA enforcement, on the heels of two new enforcement initiatives announced by David Uhlmann...
Environmentalists are alarmed by what the construction of a 20-mile stretch of wall along the U.S.-Mexico border may mean to animals in the area.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) and RAM Aircraft, L.C. (“RAM”) entered into a July 22nd Consent Agreement and Final Order (“CAFO”) addressing alleged violation...