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Indonesia signs memorandum with US EPA to increase environmental cooperation

The MOU establishes a framework for collaboration on a range of environmental issues, such as climate change, air quality management, water quality management and waste management.
April 11, 2023
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Many Indonesian environmental regulations have been inspired by US EPA regulations, which have served as an academic reference for Indonesian environmental regulations since the early 2000s.


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Flammable contents

Hazardous chemical truck crashes are more frequent, deadly than train derailments

Trucks carry about twice as much hazardous materials as trains, but the number of reported incidents, including spills, injuries and evacuations, is far higher.
Michael F. Gorman
February 27, 2023
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Less than two weeks after train cars filled with hazardous chemicals derailed in Ohio, a truck carrying nitric acid crashed on a major highway outside Tucson, Arizona.


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Water treatment

Global soil scape filter technology market report 2022: Growing demand for wastewater treatment boosts sector

The global soil scape filter technology market is projected to grow at a formidable rate during the forecast period, 2023-2027.
February 13, 2023
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The rising need for organic and affordable methods of wastewater treatments on a small scale and large scale is fueling the growth of the global soil scape filter technology.


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Uranium Wyoming

USGS releases data regarding legacy groundwater contaminant plume in Wyoming's Little Wind River

The former site of a uranium mill hasn't been used since 1963, but its legacy remains.
February 1, 2023
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Areas of focused groundwater discharge identified by the fiber-optic distributed temperature sensing surveys corresponded closely with areas of elevated electrical conductivity.


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Gullies Great Barrier Reef

Why repairing gullies is the quickest way to improve the Great Barrier Reef's water quality

Repairs to gullies to reduce sediment loads will reduce pressure on the reef coming from land as it contends with a warming and acidifying ocean.
January 2, 2023
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Gullies make a spectacular sight but are a disaster for the land, the reef and the rivers that connect them.


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The Green Amendment

Attorney advocates for Green Amendments to address Clean Water Act deficiencies

Austin Keating
Austin Keating
November 23, 2022
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Watch: Maya K. van Rossum talks about the new edition of her book, The Green Amendment, as well as why she is working to pass one in all 50 states.


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Shell

Pennsylvania announces civil penalty for Falcon pipeline sediment pollution

Shell Pipeline Company LP and its contractor, Minnesota Limited LLC, agreed to pay penalties for violating permits and regulations.
October 14, 2022
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Shell Pipeline Company has agreed to pay a $670,000 civil penalty. Of the total payment to DEP, $479,464 will go into the commonwealth’s Clean Water Fund and $211,875 will go into the Encroachments Fund.  


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decontamination

Suspended sediment reduced by rapid revegetation after Fukushima decontamination

Researchers from the University of Tsukuba find that soil decontamination efforts in Fukushima result in constant, high levels of suspended sediments and a rapid decline in radiocesium particles.
August 22, 2022
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In a study published this month in Nature Sustainability, a research group led by the University of Tsukuba has revealed that although the initial effects of increased sediment load in rivers caused by the Fukushima decontamination efforts were unsustainable, several factors worked in the region's favor to reduce these effects.


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