• Water quality meeting set for those in Dexter, Almo: Home and property owners in the Dexter-Almo area of Calloway County are invited to a special informational meeting concerning a new program to improve water quality in the Clark's River basin by upgrading or replacement of inefficient or failing septic systems.
• Reconstituted GoM on Bhopal to meet today: Citizens display letters addressed to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh seeking justice for the Bhopal gas tragedy victims, during a demonstration in Chandigarh on Thursday.
• Bill to police collection of reef aquatic life advances: WAILUKU - Maui County is on its way to becoming the first county in the state to regulate the collection of reef aquatic life and demand the humane treatment of the animals for both industry professionals and private aquarium owners.
• Construction could be coming for Los Alamos lab: ESPANOLA, N.M. (AP) - Los Alamos National Laboratory could get a dramatic and expensive facelift over the next decade, including a new plutonium research facility, if Congress approves.
• CEDC: Coal ash landfill in Toledo City has ECC: The Cebu Energy Development Corporation has denied accusations that its proposed coal ash landfill in Toledo City does not have the Environmental Compliance Certificate.
• Suez Environnement: Renews GBP200 Million UK Deal For Up To 20 Years: Suez Environnement: Renews GBP200 Million UK Deal For Up To 20 Years
• Safe disposal of medications urged: JOHNSTOWN - The Gloversville-Johnstown Wastewater Treatment Facility is working on an advertising campaign with Fulton County to get residents to collect their old, unused pills and medicines and not flush them down the toilet.
• Denmark takes Aust toxic waste: Environmental groups are up in arms over Denmark's move to accept toxic waste from Australia.
• Australia to send toxic waste to Denmark: Denmark will allow Australia to ship thousands of tonnes of toxic waste for disposal.
• Energy Department official visits Hanford project: The company building a waste treatment plant at the nation's most contaminated nuclear site has made good progress but is still working to resolve a technical problem with equipment that will mix the waste, an Energy Department official said Monday.
• Landfill Neighbors in Sludge Fight: By SUZIE SCHOTTELKOTTE THE LEDGER BARTOW | Residents living near the Cedar Trail landfill in Bartow once again will square off against the landfill's owners today to stop the landfill's proposed expansion. This time, residents near the landfill are challenging the state Department of Environmental Protection's decision to grant Cedar Trail a permit to expand the landfill.
• Plastic bottles keep Rhode Island recycling plant busy: Rather than waste, beverage container bottles prove to be valuable resource for Lincoln recycler
• Environmentalists' aim off the mark on wastes: They aren't exactly breaking new ground.A coalition of Northwest environmental groups recent
• Uttarakhand move to clean up Ganga: A massive turnaround awaits 63 towns in Uttarakhand, courtesy a move aimed at equipping them with civic infrastructure so as to stop huge amount of solid and liquid waste from passing into the River Ganga and all its tributaries that take their course from the central Himalayan region.
• New questions at Bourne landfill: Microbe treatment in spotlight: Bourne selectmen and landfill critics are taking issue with a scientific experiment that was designed to eliminate hydrogen sulfide odors building up at the disposal facility but was shut down due to the landfills cash-flow problems. The so-called Pequod Project was halted before results could be assessed. window.onload = function(){window.parent.CKEDITOR._["contentDomReadyform.story"]( window ...

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