Environmental Protection

How process operations can meet regulatory challenges for managing source water, process water and wastewater contamination.

A look back at the Baltimore bridge collapse, DOE grants for industry projects, nuclear energy, Neanderthals and the annual Salary Survey.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's recent revision of National Ambient Air Quality Standards for particulate matter has stirred up a contentious discourse. Understanding...

A strategic guide for meeting PFAS recordkeeping and reporting obligations by the 2025 deadline.

EPA estimates new Clean Air Act standard will cost industry $150 million a year to comply.

Proven formulations still hold advantages over newer, sustainable options.

Several carbon-reduction initiatives are underway at the company's Baytown, Texas, operations.

Agency faces scrutiny for missed deadlines as Michal Freedhoff calls for additional funds and resources.

Learn about the challenges and solutions available for organics monitoring in the water and wastewater industries.

Water is a critical utility at process plants, often serving both as a heating and a cooling medium. Many process plants rely on this water for processing and other applications...

Economic growth, industrialization and population growth are driving the increasing demand for water, while factors such as climate change, pollution and regulation are affecting...

Chemical makers increasingly are focusing on water-related issues. In particular, concern over availability is spurring leading operating companies to implement a host of novel...