Editor's note: In coming days, Lodinews.com will publish responses from Lodi City Council candidates to a set of questions raised by editors of the News-Sentinel.
The city's decision to keep progressing toward its new wastewater discharge project coincided with the release of a clean water plan for the Willamette watershed.
TAUNTON, Mass.----The City of Taunton, Mass., and Veolia Water North America marked the beginning of a major capital upgrade program to the city's 96-mile sanitary sewer system with a celebratory ribbon- cutting today.
For the past 12 months, Sandia National Laboratories has served as the lead lab in Project LOGIIC (Linking the Oil and Gas Industry to Improve Cyber Security). The project was created to keep U.S. oil and gas control systems safe and secure, and to help minimize the chance that a terrorist attack could severely damage or cripple America's oil and gas infrastructure.
The city of San Angelo is poised to implement a multimillion-dollar waste gasification project that has not been successfully implemented anywhere in the country, and has an established track record of failure.
U.S. Commerce Deputy Secretary David A. Sampson and U.S. Representative Jim Walsh Tuesday announced a $1.2 million Economic Development Administration (EDA) investment for the Wayne County Industrial Development Agency of Wayne County, NY.
Shine Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SHDG) todayannounces that Pipeline Treatment Systems (PTS), the Company's subsidiary,has executed a letter of intent with HydroFlo, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HYRF), tobegin distribution of its patented PLUS(TM) System. The distributionagreement includes both domestic and worldwide markets.
Shine Holdings, Inc. today announces that Pipeline Treatment Systems, the Company's subsidiary, has executed a letter of intent with HydroFlo, Inc., to begin distribution of its patented PLUS(TM) System.
Polluting industrial facilities should be fined daily until they meet legal emissions standards, according to the chairman of China's national Environmental & Resources Protection Committee.
The chairman of the Lake Marion Regional Water Agency is using all his powers of persuasion to keep plans for a $118 million water system afloat amid funding challenges.