The nation's driest city wants to market its water-saving efforts to the rest of the world.
Sewage and trash continue to flow untreated into Rio de Janeiro’s waters, and recent tests found pathogens including rotaviruses and drug-resistant “superbacteria.”
Renata Picao has claimed sewerage leaked from hospitals into the city's waterways has created a new 'super-bacteria', found by her team just off the city's shores - including Copacabana.
An aviation fuel company based at the Purdue Research Park in West Lafayette is on the cusp of what could be a major industry development. Swift Fuels LLC's Unleaded 102 Motor Octane gasoline is on...
The Clean Power Plan's unrealistic assumptions and flat-out errors will cost billions in compliance costs.
A new analysis from the Institute for Energy (IER) research shows, despite what California’s politicians say in public, coal-fired power plants still provide significant, critical supplies of electric...
Georgia has requested a mediator to resolve the 25-year water war with Florida.