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    WEF – Time to Reinvent the Clean Water Act?

    Water Environment Federation (WEF) discusses the need for changes in the EPA Clean Water Act to deal with new water issues. – WEFwaterblog.blogspot.com

    Posted on October 20, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags Clean Water Act, Environmental Associates, EPA, WEF

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Levels of total dissolved solids spike in Monongahela

    Water pollution is increasing in Monongahela river around Pittsburgh demonstrated by increased levels of total dissolved solids (TDS). – post-gazette.com

     

    Posted on October 18, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags coal fired power, coal power, EAL, ed boutros, Water Pollution

    Pittsburgh Live – Allegheny Energy’s effort fails to satisfy all

    As installation of equipment known as scrubbers wraps up at Hatfield’s Ferry, environmental groups and the federal government are saying the Greensburg-based power company has made progress, but more challenges and costs are ahead.  – pittsburghlive.com

    Posted on October 18, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags air pollution, coal power plants, Water Pollution

    NY Times – E.P.A. Vows Better Enforcement of Water Act

    The E.P.A. administrator said the agency was falling short of this administration expectations for the effectiveness of clean water enforcement. – NYTimes.com

    Posted on October 18, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags Clean Water Act, clean water enforcement, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, epa failing, Water Pollution

    NY Times – Cleansing the Air at the Expense of Waterways

    The pollutants that coal plants are scrubbing from their smokestacks are finding their way into water instead. – NYTimes.com

    Posted on October 13, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags air pollution, Coal, coal scrubbers, coal scrubbing, EAL, Environmental Associates, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Monongahela River, pittsburgh, Water Pollution

    Is London Heading For a Water Crunch?

    Predictions indicate that the United Kingdom is headed toward future water shortages in both ground water and surface water sources.  blog.climatecrunch.co.uk

    Posted on October 12, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags drought, EAL, london, rapid population growth, reuse, severe water shortages, water crunch, water shortages

    San Francisco Chronicle – Schwarzenegger water drama

    It’s time to drop the veiled threat to veto the 700 bills on your desk unless legislators meet your midnight Friday deadline to upgrade the state’s water …  – www.sfgate.com

    Posted on October 8, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags California water, Environmental Associates, Schwarzenegger

    Pittsburgh Post Gazette – Rapid expansion of gas drilling has led to problems with disposal, contamination

    Problems with wastewater disposal for water polluted from natural gas drilling.   post-gazette.com

    Posted on October 6, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags EAL, Environmental Associates, natural gas, natural gas drilling, wastewater

    Australia calls for urban water savings proposals in small towns and cities

    The Rudd Government is seeking proposals to develop and implement practical projects to help secure urban water supplies in Australian towns and cities with fewer than 50000 people. –  thegovmonitor.com

    Posted on October 5, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags Australia water, Australian water, drought, EAL, secure water supplies, Water Security Plan

    NY Times – Southeast Drought Study Ties Water Shortage to Population, Not Global Warming

    Researchers also concluded that rapid population growth was more responsible for the severe water shortages than rainfall patterns were. – NYTimes.com

    Posted on October 2, 2009Author Ed BoutrosCategories Water IssuesTags drought, EAL, overpopulation, rapid population growth, severe water shortages

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