WETLANDS ARTICLES
Competition challenges college students to find new uses for toxics dataThe EPA launched a new initiative designed to use academic partnerships to find innovative uses for Toxics Release Inventory data. |
EPA announces membership of first-ever Great Lakes Advisory BoardThe EPA announced the membership of the first advisory board to support implementation of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. |
Aqua America Chairman: Private investment played key role in success of Clean Water ActThe 1972 Clean Water Act has led to major private industry investments and cleaner national waterways. |
Game on! EPA teams up with NFL, local communities to protect Louisiana wetlands
As part of the upcoming Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans, the U.S. EPA will team up with the National Football League and the New Orleans Super Bowl XLVII Host Committee to bring national attention ...
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BioremediatorEcoSolutions' OilClean combines biological and patented technologies to naturally restore oil-polluted ecosystems. |
Transocean to pay record fines for its role in Deepwater Horizon oil spill
Transocean Deepwater has agreed to plead guilty to violating the Clean Water Act (CWA) and to pay a total of $1.4 billion in civil and criminal fines and penalties, for its conduct in relation to t...
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Water quality and wetlands in San Francisco Bay improved by EPA grantsThe EPA is awarding $6.5 million in grants to state and local agencies and non-profit organizations to restore water quality and wetlands throughout the San Francisco Bay watershed. |
U.S. Forest Service awards grants to protect Great LakesThe U.S. Forest Service administered nearly $3 million in grants to improve tree canopy, forest cover and water quality in six Great Lakes states. |
EPA awards $1M to Virginia wetland and aquatic ecosystem protectionThe EPA announced today it is awarding a $1M grant to the Virginia Institute of Marine Science... |
Great Lakes water quality grants issued by EPAThrough its Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, the EPA has awarded $1.4 million to five organizations to work on invasive species in New York State... |
