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In a decision with potentially broad implications nationwide, a U.S. circuit court has ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency must consider
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A long-debated $23 billion water resources bill may become law after all, as the House voted Tuesday to override President Bush's veto of the
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A New York state Superfund site is taking on a new focus this fall: local officials have opened a drinking-water plant at the location.
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A federal/state partnership will help four Missouri wastewater treatment plants begin fixing their sewer discharge problems under a small-cities
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The 2007 beach season might be over in most parts of the country, but a House panel is taking steps to correct what it calls a shortage of
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SAN DIEGO Louisiana's experience with Hurricane Katrina illustrates the need for water agencies to have comprehensive contingency plans that address
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Environmental Defense v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. District Court, District of Columbia,
No. 04-1575 (JR), Sept. 13, 2007
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Massachusetts' Department of Environmental Protection is using aerial photography to to track places in the state where wetlands are being
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After more than 20 years of trying, the Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy has earmarked about 140 acres of Pacific Coast marshland for
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While they might not seem likely tools in the effort to save and restore wetlands, explosives are being used in southern Oregon for just that.
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