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California authorities have approved the use of granular activated carbon (GAC) for the removal of perchlorate from ground water.

The Yukon's most important wetlands, the Peel River Watershed, was recently nominated for oil and gas development by the Yukon government.

Details of a recent report by the National Academy of Sciences have concluded that arsenic levels in drinking water are too high.

Vermont recently proposed changes to its water supply rules that call for lowering the amount of arsenic allowable in drinking water.

A California judge has ordered five oil companies to clean up sites contaminated with gasoline additive MTBE.

The EPA Administrator recently announced the agency will provide $4 million to clean up contamination from leaking underground storage tanks (USTs) around the nation.

Gov. Jeb Bush and the Florida Cabinet have approved the purchase of 302 acres within the Ichetucknee Trace, which feeds into the world renowed Ichetucknee Springs.

EPA Administrator Christie Whitman recently declared that EPA and President Bush are committed to protecting Lake Tahoe from pollution.

Under new regulations announced recently, municipal wastewater treatment plant operators in Michigan must renew their state certifications every three years.

EPA region 3 recently awarded grants to Pennslyvania and Maryland to support their Clean Water State Revolving Fund programs.