An inspection determined that Majestic C Team LLC violated the terms of its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) stormwater permit.
Baltimore consent decree amended, open for public comment
Proposed is a modification to a 2002 federal consent decree with the citye to eliminate overflows from the sanitary sewer system known as SSOs.
Violations at water plant in Fort Dodge, Iowa, garner penalties from EPA
The city has agreed to an administrative settlement of alleged violations of federal Risk Management Program regulations.
Removal of San Clemente Dam marked with event, ceremony
Tearing down of the San Clemente Dam is largest dam removal in California history.
Cambrian Innovation announces pilot of self-powered water treatment system with U.S. Army
Army tests Cambrian’s advanced BioVolt system for off-grid applications.
CORTEC expands, relocates Cortec Manifold Systems (cms) manufacturing facility
The move was necessitated to support the company’s growth initiatives and increase in customer demand.
Calif. Sites Reservoir Project seeking proposals
The proposed reservoir will have the capacity to store up to 1.8 million acre-feet of water.
Huber integrates Microdyn-Nadir laminate technology into rotating MBR system
Wastewater treatment company Huber has combined laminate technology from Microdyn-Nadir into its VRM rotating membrane system…
Surrey student wins NASA compo for vital signs monitoring
NASA’s SpaceApps Challenge 2016 (Best Use of Hardware) has been won by a University of Surrey undergraduate student, James Lynn.
TSMC 16nm booked out till October
TSMC expects full capacity utilisation of its 16nm process for the next four months, reports Taiwan’s Central News Agency (CNA). A surge of orders for graphics chips, mobile processors and virtual reality (VR) chips from companies other than Apple means that TSMC 16nm will be fully utilised throughout Q3. This will be reflected in Q3 …