Small, poorly regulated sources can have large cumulative impacts By Irina Zhorov, Wyoming Public Media, January 17, 2014 Some landowners with oil and gas wells on […]
Talk of an American energy renaissance is essentially baseless By Kurt Cobb, The Christian Science Monitor, January 12, 2014 Last week when I laid out seven misconceptions […]
This wonderful video is about the initiatives for renewable energy that the NYC Council has developed and more On November 1, 2013, Samara Swanston, Legislative Counsel […]
Experts say decision marks turning point and believe 2014 will be ‘exciting year’ for solar power by Amel Ahmed, Al Jazerra America, January 2, 2014 Read […]
From the Community Environmental Defense Council Wondering if you missed anything while busy with the holidays? Well, the EPA was sure hoping you would! You may […]
Download the letter as a pdf December 19, 2013 Kevin Burke Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer Consolidated Edison Company of New York […]
Pleads guilty to 3 criminal charges for violations of the Clean Water Act’s “dredge-and-fill” permit requirements By Ken Ward Jr., The Charleston Gazette, December 19, 2013 […]
The court held that portions of the law dealing with restrictions on local zoning violate Pennsylvania’s constitution By Marie Cusick, StateImpact, December 19, 2013 Read the […]
Scientists find mayflies, whose presence indicates good water quality, are significantly affected by low levels of produced water By Diane Huskinson, Stroud Water Research Center, December […]
Environmental Science and Technology, September 10, 2013 By Nathaniel R. Warner, Cidney A. Christie, Robert B. Jackson, and Avner Vengosh Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences, […]
University of Missouri finds endocrine-disrupting activity linked to birth defects and infertility University of Missouri researchers have found greater hormone-disrupting properties in water located near hydraulic […]