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The suit, filed in Delaware Superior Court, alleges that nine industrial companies near Veolia's Stanton Plant are culpable in creating high levels of PFAS in Delaware's drinking water.

Global safety statistics show that contracted workers are injured more frequently than permanent work force. The disparity has nothing to do with skill or competence

The EPA is looking for ways to bring more workers into the nation’s water sector as expected retirements raise concerns about who will operate and maintain drinking water and wastewater systems in the years ahead.

EPA officials say the move is intended to help the agency and state regulators work together to assess water systems and protect drinking water.

The funding helps support EPA's Real Water Technical Assistance initiative, known as RealWaterTA, which launched earlier this year. 

You would never step onto a site without proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Your mental health requires its own PPE load out.

Geothermal power has been used in the United States for nearly 70 years, but it still generates less than 1% of the nation’s electricity. 

As the DOE commits to keeping more coal plants active, the decision pits dependable power against research into clean energy transition

New national water availability assessment provides data to help evaluate water supply and demand long term across the United States.

Interior secretary Doug Burgum’s appeal of a federal renewable energy ruling could create new challenges for geothermal projects and permitting reform.