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Casella Honored with 2013 Infoworld Green IT Award for Raising Bar on Sustainable Practices
FleetMind Solutions announced today that its customer, Casella Waste Systems, Inc.
Oklahoma Attorney General asks to delay hearing into PSO plan for regional haze
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt said more information is needed about future electricity demand at Public Service Co.
Waste disposal, recycling execs to talk investment Monday in New Orleans
Chief executives of some of the nation's largest solid waste disposal and recycling companies will gather in New Orleans on Monday to discuss the future of their business with key investors.
Utah video contest zooms in on clearing the smog
When Emily Kam learned about the chance to do something good for the environment for her new hometown, she jumped on it.
Whirlpool asked Fort Smith for TCE plan in June 2012
Documents reviewed by The City Wire show Fort Smith city officials knew about Whirlpool's plan to request a groundwater well ban as early as June of last year and that Whirlpool may not have been forthcoming with the city or the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality about its request.
Shelby Township Wants Greater Access to Meetings About Ford Plant Contamination
Shelby Township officials stated Wednesday that they want additional access to meetings between the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality and Ford Motor Co.
GOP's Cuccinelli outlines campaign energy policy
Republican Ken Cuccinelli proposed cuts to taxes and regulations on energy in the second policy statement of his campaign for governor Thursday in Virginia coal country.
Jana Partners scoops up stakes in BMC Software, Oil States in Q1
Pictured: Barry Rosenstein. Jana Partners LLC bought a $164.7 million stake in BMC Software Inc.
Alexandria Tied to Tracks When it Comes to Norfolk Southern
Alexandria City Council members lamented Norfolk Southern's request to double the number of rail cars offloaded per day at its ethanol transloading facility in the West End at Tuesday night's meeting at City Hall .
DEQ to require audit of St. Bernard Parish petroleum plant's chemical emissions
The Chalmette Vista monitoring station, which picked up the majority of the sulphur dioxide overages.
Buffalo River Watershed Alliance asks revocation of hog farm permit
The Buffalo River Watershed Alliance and others have written to Teresa Marks , director of the state Department of Environmental Quality, asking her to revoke the permit issued for the C&H factory hog farm at Mount Judea, near a major tributary to the Buffalo River.
Earnings Scheduled For May 15, 2013
Arctic Cat Inc. is expected to release its Q4 earnings at $0.40 per share on revenue of 121.20 million.
Etoile Water Supply issues boil water notice
Due to line maintenance on Tuesday, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has required the Etoile Water Supply System PWS to notify customers in the following area that they will need to boil their water prior to consumption.
Agreement Reached On Reducing Foul Odors At Bridgeton Landfill
There are new developments in the case of foul odors coming from a Bridgeton, Missouri, landfill and making life miserable for people living nearby.
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Outdoor burning ordinance in effect
As your city fire marshal, I would like to remind everyone that the City of Yorktown has an ordinance in effect regulating outdoor burning inside the city limits of Yorktown.
DEQ union comes out against water fluoridation
The union local representing Oregon Department of Environmental Quality employees has gone on record in opposition to drinking water fluoridation.
Fuel Tech Downgraded to "Neutral" at Sidoti
Fuel Tech traded down 0.56% on Thursday, hitting $3.57. Fuel Tech has a 52-week low of $3.45 and a 52-week high of $5.57. The stock's 50-day moving average is currently $4.24. The company has a market cap of $79.1 million and a price-to-earnings ratio of 66.48. Fuel Tech, Inc.
Gordon's Disposal reaches agreement with DEQ
Owners of the controversial and now defunct Coteau-area landfill are agreeing to pay the state tens of thousands of dollars after receiving multiple violations from 2005 through 2009.
The Good and the Bad of the Waste Management Industry
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Federal Agencies Expand Urban Waterway Revitalization Efforts In Communities Across The Nation
Recently the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , in partnership with the White House Council on Environmental Quality, the U.S. Department of Agriculture , the U.S. Department of the Interior, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and other federal partners, announced that the Urban Waters Federal Partnership is adding 11 new ... (more)