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- 1From:Taiwan Government NewsThe EPA held the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Forum on Sustainable Soil and Groundwater. The forum mainly discussed soil and groundwater issues in Indonesia and Vietnam. Taiwan's legislation of the Soil...
- 2From:Maclean's (Vol. 136, Issue 2)Newfoundland's next offshore oil megaproject is either a salvation, a betrayal or the future of Canadian oil. It might be all three. A journey from downtown St. John's to the Flemish Pass will take a traveller Nearly...
- 3From:Chemical Industry DigestProfessor Park Chi-Young's team successfully developed an atypical porous polymer material that can completely remove phenolic organic contaminants in water at ultra-high speeds. The porous material developed can...
- 4From:Chemical Industry DigestThe global ion exchange resins market is expected to showcase absolute dollar opportunity by exhibiting a stable CAGR of 4.9%. The global market is predicted to be valued at around US$ 1,486.9 Mn in 2022 and is further...
- 5From:AirGuide BusinessThe San Diego International Airport used a stormwater system on a parking plaza and underground pipes to capture, store, treat and reuse more than 800,000 gallons of stormwater last year, reports the San Diego County...
- 6From:Taiwan Government NewsTo achieve better control and management of soil and groundwater pollution sites' amelioration, the EPA has reviewed current technical procedures for pollution sites across Taiwan, as well as the handling processes used...
- 7From:Pipeline & Gas Journal (Vol. 249, Issue 12)A federal circuit court judge said West Virginia regulators haven't adequately explained how approvals for construction on the Mountain Valley Pipeline have been changed to avoid future water pollution, setting up...
- 8From:New York State Conservationist (Vol. 77, Issue 3)Here's a story that isn't finished yet, but it includes many conflicts and resolutions, obstacles and successes, and too many heroes to name. It's the story of restoring and protecting New York's waters. Although there...
- 9From:Taiwan Government NewsThe EPA has reached its twentieth year in its efforts to include public participation in water environment patrols. Aiming to maintain the quality of water bodies and ameliorate river pollution, the EPA designated 2002...
- 10From:Taiwan Government NewsLi Yue Copper Refinery is one of Taiwan's significant large-scale soil pollution remediation sites. It fits what is stated in the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act Article 24, paragraph 2, considering its...
- 11From:just-style.comByline: Guest Author Although the fashion and textile industry is one of the most polluting on the planet, second only to oil and gas, consumers remain largely unaware of its real impact on our environment. The...
- 12From:Taiwan Government NewsMany metal product manufacturing processes involve electroplating, which uses chemicals containing chromium trioxide. Inadequate treatment of such wastewater can result in heavy metal contamination of soil. Recently, the...
- 13From:Millennium Film Journal (Issue 76)* All Japanese names have been written in Japanese name order (family name, given name) except for Shigeko Kubota and Fujiko Nakaya who are known in the West in English name order. Fifty years ago this past June, the...
- 14From:The EconomistFrom whale to oyster to human, animals are returning to New York City's waters F OR REASSURANCE that Americans can still work together with patience and vision, look to the waterways of New York. Nine humpback whales...
- 15From:Pharmacy Times (Vol. 88, Issue 8)1. Which of the following is a transmission route for hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection? A. Respiratory droplets B. Food or water contamination C. Animal or insect D. Blood or body fluids 2. Which of the...
- 16From:The Baltic TimesVigilance is urged in bathing sites across Estonia as in addition to water pollution, the Health Board has discovered blue-green algae or parasites in certain bodies of water, which leave swimmers with a red rash,...
- 17From:New Internationalist (Issue 538)The world's rivers inspire wonder and poetry. But take a closer look at what's lurking within... KICKINGUPASTINK Hot summer's day? Fancy a dip in the river? You might think twice if you live in England. Ponder the...
- 18From:Texas Monthly (Vol. 50, Issue 7)Tiny plastic particles are ubiquitous in water--and potentially dangerous. Researchers at Tarleton State have found an all-natural way to remove them. Rajani Srinivasan remembers a host of aromas drifting out of her...
- 19From:Texas Monthly (Vol. 50, Issue 7)WET WEATHER had sprouted unusually green vegetation throughout Antina Ranch that spring. Wedged between the sky above and the sandy-brown soil below, the verdant plant life gave the landscape the look of a three-layer...
- 20From:Resource: Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World (Vol. 29, Issue 4)Agriculture is one of the largest global consumers of freshwater. Competition for water with the growing global population and increasing industrialization have resulted in water shortages, compounded by increasing water...