Entries Tagged Regulations

A federal judge has refused to review his ruling that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was not required to review Pennsylvania’s anti-degradation...

Michigan, Ohio and Ontario, Canada, have signed a joint agreement to reduce phosphorus in the western Lake Erie basin by 40 percent...

A circuit court judge in Alabama has issued a final ruling that requires any remaining structures in a mobile home park and...

Formed in October 1991, the Ontario Sewage and Liquid Waste Carriers Association was originally for pumpers and haulers in the Canadian province....

A manufacturer of wet wipes has agreed to stop promoting its product as flushable and will no longer claim they are safe...

Dave Gustafson knows firsthand how puzzling the regulations regarding the land application of biosolids can be. Gustafson, an educator with the University...

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

When a county realized that most of its septic pumpers were not properly certified, officials called on the New Mexico Environment Department...

Workers in the construction industry now have the same confined space protections that those in manufacturing and general industry have had for...

As the state suffers through a fourth year of drought, the California Onsite Water Association is publicly backing a bill to establish...

The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a portable restroom company in a dispute over sales tax. Under the state’s...

Only three of the 22 septic pumping companies in San Juan County have the required certification from the state of New Mexico...

If it’s happening in California now, the rest of the country should take notice. Prepare yourself by hearing one pumper’s perspective on...

Pennsylvania has no shortage of groups working to promote onsite wastewater systems. Two of them represent installers, pumpers and other septic system...