Articles Tagged with ''EPA''

As the Supreme Court deliberated on Ohio v. EPA, challenging the "Good Neighbor Plan," the EPA announced its partial denial of requests to reconsider or change the plan.

The EPA's new rule mandates facilities near waterways to develop plans for worst-case chemical spills.

Bipartisan U.S. Senators concur that the federal government needs to intervene to shield cities, water utilities, and water treatment facilities from legal responsibility for the detection of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the water supply.

Washington state lawmakers have unanimously approved House Bill 2131, enabling utilities to sell thermal energy via thermal energy networks, promising efficient, fossil fuel-free heating and cooling solutions, and a $25 million grant program for initial projects.

This comprehensive exposé unveils the critical challenges and opportunities facing the global water crisis, emphasizing the pivotal role of the drilling industry, government action, and technological innovation in securing a sustainable water future.

Federal officials are ramping up efforts to safeguard U.S. water utilities against anticipated cyberattacks by Chinese hackers in 2026 and 2027, focusing on bolstering cybersecurity across the sector through partnerships and a newly forming task force.

Discover how upcoming EPA funding aims to support municipalities and water utilities in their crucial efforts to remove PFAS from drinking water.

Explore the impact of EPA budget cuts on clean water, mental health safety in construction, and the art of drilling in urban spaces with Borehole Solutions.

Biden signed  six appropriations bills two days before sending his FY2025 budget request to Congress. Learn more about how FY2024 was allocated. 

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