Entries Tagged Idaho

Suffolk County, New York, has been a model for tackling nitrogen pollution from onsite wastewater systems. Now, local grants to upgrade treatment...

The new year brought more to Florida than bills in the Legislature. New governor Ron DeSantis made some water policy announcements in...

After several years of investigations into the cause of high bacteria levels at a local beach, the Nassau County (New York) Legislature...

Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote “Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave...

Craig Stewart needed a successor to take over his business as he faced an uncertain future. Knox VanZandt wanted a stable income...

The owner of a South Carolina septic company has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison and a $10,000 fine for...

With land application of septage now banned in Florida as of June 30, the Department of Health and Department of Environmental Protection...

The failure of a referendum in a British Columbia community has officials wondering what will happen next with septage. It started in...

A property developer has been sued by the Missouri attorney general for selling lots he said had approved onsite septic systems when...

Legislators are asking the New York State Department of Health to conduct its own study of the public health and environmental effects...

Stony Brook University in Stony Brook, N.Y., will use $2 million in state funding as seed money to establish a program in...

An unusually heavy snowmelt and series of rainstorms in the Northwestern portion of Wisconsin are causing septic systems to back up. According...

Pollution limits set by the U.S. EPA to help clean up the Chesapeake Bay are being fought by 21 states that fear...

In sparsely populated Idaho, many small companies find it difficult to generate sufficient sales volume by providing just one service. In a...