Citywide programs across North America work to reduce water pollution

Effort aims to reduce untreated flows into waterways, energy consumption

Thirty-seven states and territories receive reimbursement for emergency relief efforts

Company’s Delaware facility discharged excessive pollutants into the Delaware River

Series of federal grants will help reduce energy consumption and costs, conduct renewable energy feasibility studies

Positive numbers reported by state green tech trade group

New facility will produce transportation biofuel from algae

Deal with Puerto Rico Land Authority will protect 1,000 acres in overdeveloped region near San Juan

Company inspection part of two-week nationwide crackdown on unsafe practices by bus operators

National association will help advance clean energy at the state and regional levels

Four major street reconstruction projects would need $8.5 million, would not start until summer 2012 at earliest

Virginia Beach facility purchased more than 10 million kilowatt hours of wind-generated electricity

Local environmental group will use funds to improve water quality, improve community health

University's new parking garage shows largest energy-use reduction in national contest

Federal award recognizes national research lab for minimizing its energy footprint

Sponsor Showcase: Products allow for customized solutions

Funding will continue to support production and research, generate jobs

City programs will reduce congestion, build new bus terminal

Government-ordered cleanup of illegally discharged plastic pellets will protect San Francisco Bay, endangered species

Woonasquatucket River, surrounding floodplain contaminated

New interstate highway will create opportunities for business investment, additional jobs

Beverage giant’s grant will help Indian families buy access to safe water sources

New study says source of methane, bromide pollution unclear; some traces likely pre-existing

Government hopes to keep up with increasing natural gas production nationwide

Massachusetts takes top spot from California for first time

Ute Mountain Ute become 37th tribe nationally with agency-approved standards  

Agency prize focuses on emissions reductions and energy savings  through combined heat and power 

N.Y. site features heavy groundwater contamination with VOCs

Program recognizes federal agencies that help public save energy, money

Sponsor Showcase: Series features open wet well design on the tank

Joint efforts will focus on research and development

EPA concerns centered on storm water runoff prevention methods

Project will bring new jobs, strengthen local economy

Federal funds will create jobs nationwide, make necessary improvements

Report highlights key trends, players for growing market segment

Trends include 170 percent increase in toxicity listings since 2006

Recommendations from independent panel cover training, hiring, other areas

23,000 delegates attended Toronto edition of sustainable building convention

Work will focus on Huron-Manistee National Forest in Muskegon

Agency alleges company manufactured and sold unsafe nurse tanks

Floodwaters drained, groundwater treatment system back online at American Cyanamid site

Organizations, individuals acknowledged for water efficiency efforts in six categories

Residents in EPA Region 2 urged to use new tool to report suspected wetland protection violations

Government looks to explore options for new national energy policy, future of nuclear energy

Projects aim to improve environmental conditions, provide needed jobs

Sponsor Showcase: Product recommended for chemical tank inventory, pump control at sewage lift stations and more

LaHood pledges $5 million for Hurricane Irene cleanup

EPA claims dirt, other debris was placed into local wetlands and streams

Reductions by Energy Department’s R&D wing could affect private clean energy market

Desert Sunlight project will power more than 100,000 homes, generate more than 500 jobs

EPA deems cleanup of groundwater, soil complete

Scientific collaboration will focus on improving safety, developing new technologies

Facility will employ nation’s first molten salt tower to store solar energy

Issues center around pollutant discharge with storm water runoff

Payments distributed to more than 160 energy producers nationwide

Money will improve track structure, reduce construction on popular Amtrak line

Area around Eighteen Mile Creek contaminated with PCBs, heavy metals

Highlights include bus safety task force, smartphone application

Hiring will focus on high unemployment areas in communities surrounding projects

Biennial competition exhibits solar-powered houses designed and built by college students

Industrial solvent detected in strip mall drinking water well, two others

Chu discusses nuclear safety, international vigilance in
aftermath of Fukushima accident

Initial efforts will build first six stops of 10 mile streetcar line

Proposed rule would require airline websites, airport kiosks to be more accessible

This November, water professionals from all over the world will gather for Aquatech Amsterdam 2011, a trade exhibition for the global water industry.

500 homes and businesses inspected for contamination by hexavalent chromium

Industrial solvent found in samples from rural well, area groundwater

DOT amendment to ADA compels passenger trains to provide wheelchair access to any car on a train

Current smoking rule unclear on designation of electronic tobacco products

Interstate project raises concerns over environmental impact

Undergraduate and graduate students will receive training in industrial, energy assessment and management processes

Agencies want farmers to know flood-damaged crops should not enter food supply

Salt water algae has been in freshwater river since mid-August

Industry leaders ask Congress to pass American Jobs Act, extend surface transportation bill

Three-year plan will focus on restoring the environment, boosting economic benefits of one of the nation’s largest urban estuaries

Federal Highway Administration aid will go toward road and bridge repair in flooded areas

New Jersey base will increase water, energy conservation efforts

Project also includes additional two lanes to help relieve congestion

Sixteen projects in 11 states will focus on research, development of new hydropower technology

Council hopes to lessen national shortage in engineering graduates

Proposed rule simplifies requirements, reduces burden on local governments

Vice President Biden announces DOE milestone at National Clean Energy Summit 4.0 in Las Vegas.

Project will create jobs, benefit consumers in 14 states  

Genesis Solar Project will create more than 800 jobs, increase national solar power capacity by half

More than $2.2 million for four grants go to projects in the Detroit area

Department seeking public opinion on 14 topics related to pipeline safety, management

Amendments highlight Obama administration’s commitment to regulatory streamlining  

Illinois facility will sequester approximately 2,500 metric tons of CO2 per day

Comprehensive settlement to improve environmental conditions at 164 DOI schools in Indian Country, benefiting more than 40,000 students

Project expected to create more than 700 jobs, create greater efficiencies in manufacturing of photovoltaic modules

Grant is one of nine awarded to New York for Great Lakes restoration work

Site was owned by titanium sheeting company Lawrence Aviation Inc.

Obama administration hopes facility will create jobs, increase American energy independence

Air carrier assessed $50,000 penalty

Expanded energy cooperation to promote mutual economic growth, energy security

Innovative plant capable of creating energy and hundreds of jobs from citrus and yard waste

EPA, state officials pledge to improve water clarity within 65 years

Facility will primarily provide power to Orange County wastewater treatment plant

USDA, Department of Energy and Navy to advance biofuels for military, commercial transportation

Endeavor expected to fund approximately 200 jobs and provide improvements to wind turbine performance


Airlines canceled flights, failed to disclose all relevant information

Guidance will ensure states continue to use common sense in applying existing safety rules

Proposals focus on key areas of disclosure, environmental management, measurement

Program will save $50 billion in fuel costs and over 500 million barrels of oil

$86 million will extend high-speed rail service along Central Valley segment, backbone of Los Angeles to San Francisco corridor

Sponsor Showcase: Product often used for geotechnical and structural monitoring

California, Ohio, and Virginia projects will find ways to reduce component and manufacturing costs

Dual legislation part of larger statewide emphasis on renewable energy

Competition demonstrates potential vehicle applications for wireless technology

Arizona plan expected to generate approximately 400 jobs

American manufacturing gets a boost through a combined $782 million DOT
 investment in passenger rail equipment

Winning product delivers on department's challenge to replace common light bulb with energy-saving alternative

SUNPATH program will boost American competitiveness, lower cost of solar energy

Ten new structures join hundreds from across the nation in Energy Star competition

Massachusetts coastal area now protected from boat sewage pollution

Company must implement program to reduce emissions of volatile organic compounds, hazardous air pollutants

Deputy Secretary of Energy Poneman visits Houston to review progress of CenterPoint Energy's smart meter/intelligent grid deployment

Agency protecting local rivers, lakes and streams from possible contamination

Nations will work to advance accelerator and particle detector research and development

PHMSA raises numerous concerns, including pipeline surveillance, emergency plans,

Tradeshow features myriad presentations, workshops and networking opportunities for water professionals.

Investments improve access to jobs, save fuel and promote new business development

New industry report projects billion-dollar growth by 2015

Funding will help eliminate areas where highways, railroads cross at same level

Funds will support clean energy education, training, development

Agency believes American Cyanamid Superfund Site to be source of pollutants

Public service announcements direct consumers to online energy-saving tips

EPA says Camp Clearwater Enterprises in violation of Section 404 of the federal Clean Water Act

Departments look to reduce or replace fossil fuels, associated safety and security risks

Agency, residents team up to reduce storm water runoff

Department contributes total of $7 million to three industry teams

14 communities will receive funds to improve accessibility, sanitation

Nations will have mutual unrestricted access to aviation market, airspace

Warns of the dangers of leaving stormwater overflow unchecked

Project expected to generate more than 2,500 jobs and manufacture advanced steel to improve fuel efficiency

Airline must use part of penalty to improve service to disabled passengers

Japanese nuclear disaster increases interest in smaller nuclear power options

Lack of compliance could lead to widespread surface water contamination

Agreements will lift tariffs, put safety first

Company believes its previous work contributed to contamination

Bus operated by Mr. Ho Charter Service Inc. involved in fatal crash on Pennsylvania Turnpike

Corrective action order comes in response to accident that released crude oil into Yellowstone River

Companies to work with DOE to significantly reduce gasoline and diesel use in commercial vehicles

New, permanent rock ramp opens spawning habitat for key species

Company will have to correct environmental damages

American manufacturers get a boost from federal financing plan

New labels will help consumers find the right fuel for their vehicles

Agency alleges Kansas company ignored proper disposal safeguards

Focus will be on reducing emissions, using better fuel

Invited members represent government and business sectors

Florida facility produces solar power for 11,000 homes

Team uses bacteria to convert plant material into fuel that can be burned in regular engines

Upgrades were funded by Recovery Act grants

Current plant has been problematic for last three decades

Only one flight had tarmac delay of more than three hours

Expansion will allow residents to earn residual income off deregulated power

Penalties stem from Clean Water Act violations in three states

Department proposed $425,000 civil penalty

Amendments restrict activities that could affect lake water quality

Three facilities recognized for high energy efficiencies

Fees affected passengers who voluntarily gave up seats on oversold flights

More than three quarters of voters support legislation requiring renewable energy

Company provides design services and geogrid products for variety of projects

Solar-powered heating system will also drastically cut CO₂ emissions at California Superfund site

District blames failure to meet federal nutrient levels on design, construction flaws

Ports have put forth efforts to reduce diesel emissions

Major additions in Asian capacity will keep coal on top

WYDOT reduces animal collisions by building special underpass crossings

New tollway will help relieve road congestion in region

CMP Wizard offers instructional information on maintaining LEED Professional Credentials

Airport also places third worldwide for airports serving less than 15 million people

Many funds went towards green infrastructure projects

EPA claims developer discharged pollutants, failed to acquire permit

Suit alleges drilling contaminated nine families' drinking water supplies

Proposal submitted to Congress includes funding for 10 new projects

Changes affect three programs designed to create jobs in rural areas

Program exceeded savings goal by 17% last year

Meetings concern tribe’s Macy, Neb., water and wastewater systems

EPA seeking public input into how to best protest resource

Weather condition across the nation affected natural gas supply

City plans to add new lift station and sewer pipes

Audits can tell farmers where energy can be saved

Agency proposes rules to help prevent future incidents

Project will include both wind and solar power

Traffic fatalities have been significantly reduced since 2005

EPA says discharge during construction violated federal permit

GE technology will help city increase use of recycled water

Research shows chemical may have impact on development

EPA enacts new permit to protect Charles River and its fish populations

Company’s food processing facility overloaded city’s treatment system, polluting nearby river

Four plants selected for regional excellence awards

Company installed its ORCA Green Machine in Cowboys Stadium

Initial inspections find that contaminated water contained

Largest grant will go to protecting Barnegat Bay

Attorneys say majority of $271 million would have gone to state anyway

Stanford researcher says conversion possible using today’s technology

State hopes storm water projects will protect Puget Sound

Center of Excellence will provide training to nuclear site personnel and security forces

Settlement will help restore wetlands and protect endangered species

AWEA expects 2011 to be strong year for new wind projects

Facility will nearly triple U.S. renewable diesel production

Limit on two-lane highways would be raised to 60 mph, but some are concerned about safety

Village currently trucks its sludge to nearby cities for processing

First phase of project includes construction of 3.4-mile light rail along Woodward Avenue

Legislations proposes to downsize state Department of Ecology and create a state water commission

Department will provide up to $10 million to support energy developments on tribal lands

Final rule aimed at reducing partial and complete vehicle ejections

Company seeks to own infrastructure assets it can lease to operating companies

TSI for passengers rose during same period

Construction of fuel cells reduces Cox’s dependence on local power grid

Funds will help city construct central collection system


Project awarded as part of Philadelphia Gas Works’ Enhanced Low Income Retrofits Program

Agency cites irreversible water damage to West Virginia communities and wildlife

EPA alleges both shipyards discharged contaminated pressure water, violating the Clean Water Act

Council schedules open meetings to allow public to learn about the plan

More funding will be available to farmers to implement the easy-to-use structures

ABB invests $10 million and signs accord to supply technology for charging stations

Application should make mass transit more reliable

City officials say fee, collaboration could end up saving money long-term

Municipalities and not-for-profits groups can apply to receive up to $50,000

Farm show added solar roof as part of ongoing eco-friendly effort

Department of Environmental Protection to work with local communities to ensure adequate water supply

Proposal could add funding flexibility, but some towns are concerned they’d be stuck with overwhelming maintenance bills

Residents of Pennsylvania town invited environmental law firm to hear their concerns

Solar panels to provide energy at Kaiser Permanente's Santa Clara Medical Center

Project will save state $9.1 million over 15 years

Plan calls for massive reductions in phosphorous, nitrogen

Wastewater pump station project will provide addition sewer capacity

Technology will provide 3D engineering and design, plus construction management

State claims 139 square miles of Mississippi River land is polluted with PFCs

California utility company asked to review pipe records to ensure safety, accuracy

Wind energy company’s expansion will prepare for increased demand for its products

Project includes building 10 trail segments for bicyclists and pedestrians

Total order could power up to 190,000 homes

Cleanup at contaminated Indiana waste oil refining site scheduled to begin in 2012

New limits on nitrogen, phosphorous and sediment aim to restore watershed

Wind farm could power up to 54,000 homes per year

Utility company applied for site, but has no plans to build in near future

Project will elevate tracks to reduce congestion and improve safety

Transportation planners must design “complete streets” for pedestrians and bicyclists

System also will greatly reduce CO₂ emissions

EMCOR subsidiary will install station as part of Picayune Strand Restoration Project

Renewable energy source useful for production of fuel and electricity

Colder-than-usual temperatures created high electricity demands this month

Grants will go to 23 communities in 16 states and D.C.

Penalties stem from two investigations into vehicle safety defects

Deal aids Mexican region devastated by Easter earthquake

When complete, Oregon wind farm will produce 845 megawatts of wind energy

Affordable housing and higher salaries out of state help explain long commutes

Project increases freight capacity, reduces fuel consumption

New research shows region may be in just as much trouble as southwest

Solar project will provide energy to Oceanic Time Warner Cable’s Mililani Tech Park

Pennsylvania DEP alleged Cabot wells contaminated 19 homes’ water supply with gas

Regulations designed to protect area beaches

Energy will go towards 2016 renewable energy mandate

New roof will save taxpayer money by reducing energy costs

Bridge improvements will ease traffic traveling between U.S. and Canada

Proposals would bring in nearly $4 billion over three years

System already has shown positive results in wastewater treatment operations

Money originally designated for Wisconsin and Ohio will go to 14 other states

Opponents say new rules will cost billions and delay economic recovery

Massive partnership expected to build fueling stations by 2015

Project will involve two bridges crucial to downtown commuting.

Organizations from 17 nations tell negotiators to act now to reduce emissions from the built environment

Inspection found inadequate sediment control along US Highway 59 project.

Project will create clean energy for about 23,000 homes.

North Branch Power Station in West Virginia would close when natural gas-fired power station begins commercial operations.

Project widened six miles of eastbound SR 91.

Systems in San Diego and Placer counties expected to be operational in the first half of 2011.

At National Press Club, energy secretary says innovation is key to America's economic competitiveness.

New steel truss bridge will replace the aged span.

Concrete placement complete; company now targeting first quarter return to service.

Producers and importers use guidelines to determine minimum volume of renewable fuel needed to meet standards.

Regulations range from road sign reflectivity to crosswalk timing.

Company finishes 2010 with nearly 1,000 megawatts of wind power.

DOI hopes initiative will spur rapid development off the Atlantic Coast.

Departmentof Public Utilities approves 15-year power purchase agreement.

Construction and interconnection completed in nine-month period.

Contracts are enough to power more than 168,000 homes.

Contract to operate and maintain city water treatment facilities.

Utility seeks approximately 245 megawatts of renewable energy.

Annual inspection finds structure remains in good condition.

Company holds event in Milford, Utah to commemorate the 102 MW expansion.

DeBenedictis refers to $300 million investment in infrastructure and other future planned investments.

Building is 24% more energy efficient and 42% more water efficient.

State agency must improve stormwater discharges at road construction and maintenance sites.

When completed, Amargosa Farm Road project will house two 250 MW units.

Plant in Owenton receives EPA award for reducing turbidity in water.

Fix on I-196 now complete and open to traffic.

Company will renovate buildings according to LEED standards.

California American Water, Golden State Water and San Jose Water honored.

Facility will pull in about 580,000 gallons of ocean water daily.

Hearing to take place at USGBC’s Greenbuild International Conference and Expo.

Long-awaited lakeview biomass cogeneration plant expected to bring jobs, improved forest health to Southern Oregon.

Installation required no upfront costs and will meet an estimated 62% of the facility's power needs.

Biden also releases new workforce guidelines for home energy upgrades.

Projects will serve communities in 21 counties.

$700-$900 million contract builds more pontoons, roadway across Lake Washington.

Acquisition gives Chevron high quality natural gas position in the Marcellus Shale.

Project will consist of four 250 MW plants.

Grants cover purchase of new rail cars, track and signal upgrades, bridge work and other infrastructure enhancements.

Newly released iPhone app enables citizens to help monitor water quality.

New carbon-neutral factory will reinforce Alstom's leading position in the Chinese hydro market.

Appointment strengthens Danfoss’ dedication to advancing energy efficiency worldwide.

First phase of facility to begin manufacturing in Q1 2011.

Pipeline failure near Salt Lake City resulted in release of 33,600 gallons of crude oil.

California ranks second nationally in Recovery Act transportation dollars reported spent.

Two new series of bonds issued on behalf of New Jersey American Water.

Workshop focused on siting of offshore wind power in the Great Lakes.

New group to bring fuel cells and hydrogen energy to market faster.

New trains will provide improved performance and reliability for Northeast passenger rail services.

City took proactive measures to reduce likelihood of negative impacts from nearby Superfund site.

Panels will generate enough electricity to meet the annual energy needs of the 500,000 square foot building.

ITT’s Value of Water Survey finds that nearly two-thirds say they’re willing to pay more now to ensure long-term access to clean water.

Plant expected to be operational by the end of 2011.

Order bans leases requiring new surface disturbances to protect publicly owned forests.

Standards would phase in starting with 2014 model year vehicles.

Agreement enables financing for Solar Tower power station development.

Project would provide alternative water supply to serve more than 100,000 families in San Antonio and surrounding communities.

Company will expedite a number of replacement, reinforcement and expansion projects.

EPA, HUD and DOT work together through coordinated grant program.

Suppliers are leaders in developing and implementing voluntary green power programs for their customers.

Requests top $19 billion for $600 million program.

Officials and other leaders attend the district’s golden anniversary event honoring Mesa Water.

Event commemorates the first sustainable project of its kind in the nation.

Construction on replacement Lake Champlain Bridge began in June, on track to be completed next September.

Plan focuses on advancing the development of renewable energy on potentially contaminated lands.

University Transportation Centers are using innovative approaches to improve transportation systems.

California Energy Commission makes plug-in electric vehicles within reach of LA metro riders with largest transit agency rollout.

Solar panel array will be located on 32 acres of city land.

New bypass will expedite traffic flow along major freight corridor.

Current capacity nearly doubles to more than 2.7 GW by 2012.

Hart Report says diesel fuel will take on greater role in U.S. transportation market.

Mississippi and North Dakota most in need of improvement.

Testimony urges state not to let infrastructure crumble due to neglect.

SCE signs new roof leases for 4.8 million square feet to build a 25 MW system.

New report shows positive economic impact on states and communities.

Project located in Richardson County, Nebraska has 40 GE turbines.

Plan presents five strategic goals for advancing agency’s mission.

New module production facility has initial annual capacity of 30MW.

Plant in Fort Smith, Arkansas will create 330 jobs and be operational by fall 2011.

Partners promote water efficiency and WaterSense labeled products.

Construction is underway for high-speed rail station.

Initiative will help reduce water losses in water distribution system.

130 planned wind turbines could generate a maximum electric output of 468 megawatts.

Cadiz also updates progress in project's environmental review phase.

Targeted funding strengthens transit safety, reliability by addressing industry’s equipment repair and maintenance backlogs.

Policy is a collaborative effort between EPA and federal, state and local partners.

Upgrades include new water intakes and a new residuals handling facility.

Solid-sorbent-based carbon capture technology is being developed to reduce carbon emissions from power generating and industrial plants.

ODOT targeting more funding to promote on-the-job training opportunities.

Timeline no longer requires expedited process.

Investments also include additional $166 million advanced metering project.

Construction will improve 190 miles of track.

PSEG Jacksonville Solar is largest solar facility in Northern Florida.

Oceana report looks at offshore wind potential off Atlantic coast.

City plans to track condition of assets and improve service of its physical infrastructure.

Grants go to Kansas and New Mexico water programs.

Project will provide power to the Southern California Public Power Authority.

$1.7 million in grants will cover pipe location and leak management, pressure management and main breaks.

USDOT received $19 billion in requests.

California grants key approval, requires only federal approval to begin construction.

Illinois adds most jobs in August, while Minnesota loses most jobs monthly and New Mexico has largest monthly percent decline.

Research milestone is a first for company.

OSHA launching initiative to discourage texting while driving on the job.

Company shares annual planning tool and clarifies its role in long-term maintenance process.

Staten Island contract will reconstruct, modernize expressway.

Grants are part of a larger $475 million program of investment in the Great Lakes.

Collection contains about 1,450 species, including 250 large vertebrate fossils.

Project uses high-efficiency panels to convert sunlight into useful power.