ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOV) – The City of St. Charles is moving forward with a fix for its water system, before the EPA determines the cause of the contamination and decides who is responsible for the 1, 2 dichloroethylene and vinyl chloride at St. Charles’ Elm Point Well Field. “Everyone would rather have clean drinking …
EPA workers are covering an old Broken Arrow landfill with clay after surveys and soil testing revealed potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity at the site. Workers are placing two 6-inch layers of compacted clay on the Wagoner County parcel, located on seven acres of vacant land south of Kenosha Street and east of South 219th …
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EPA workers are covering an old Broken Arrow landfill with clay after surveys and soil testing revealed potentially dangerous levels of radioactivity at the site. Workers are placing two six-inch layers of compacted clay on the Wagoner County parcel, located on seven acres of vacant land south of Kenosha Street and east of South 219th …
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An aerial view of a work camp in the Pebble Mine Project area in Iliamna, Alaska, seen Tuesday, August 27, 2013. (Bill Roth/DNA archive) The Environmental Protection Agency decided on Thursday to strike a blow at the Pebble mine project, a big prospect for copper and gold in a hotly contested salmon-rich region of southwest …
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ST. CHARLES — At the request of city of St. Charles officials, a federal agency will hold a public hearing Thursday on a draft agreement with Ameren Missouri on how to deal with groundwater contamination linked to a power substation. American. The Environmental Protection Agency session will take place at 6:00 p.m. at Memorial Hall …
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Comment this story Comment SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt — In an effort to show U.S. commitment to fighting climate change, the Biden administration presented Egypt with a renewed effort to reduce emissions from domestic oil and gas producers . At the United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as COP27, on Friday, the Environmental Protection Agency unveiled …
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