Wednesday, November 16, 2022

Mississippi Environmental News 11/15/2022

 

MDEQ IN THE NEWS
 
Daily Journal - Nov 15, 2022
... provided by two separate programs. The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) announced recipients of the first ...
 
Picayune Item - Nov 14, 2022
... ’s Gulf Coast Advisory Committee and the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality for their continued efforts to make our ...
 
WXXV News 25 - Nov 14, 2022
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality hosted their seventh annual Restoration Summit at the Coast Convention Center.
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality hosted their seventh annual Restoration Summit at the Coast Convention Center. MDEQ’s Office of Restoration leads the state’s efforts to improve Gulf Coast’s natural resources after the Deepwate
 
MS Economic Council - Nov 14, 2022
#Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality announces $65M in new restoration projections: https://t.co/DqCwCUPUZJ
 
 
MISSISSIPPI
 
https://www.wlox.com - Nov 15, 2022
Investors are excited about plans to extend Popp’s Ferry from Pass Road to Highway 90, and they’re announcing developments to breathe new life into the area.
 
https://www.wlox.com - Nov 15, 2022
The first steps of the project include cleaning the site and performing an environmental study of the area before starting construction.
 
https://www.wlox.com - Nov 15, 2022
On Monday, the Harrison County Board of Supervisors approved Paul and Courtney Paolillo’s request to purchase property in Long Beach with the intent to start a medical marijuana cultivation business
 
wapt.com - Nov 15, 2022
 
wapt.com - Nov 15, 2022
 
Jackson Jambalaya - Nov 15, 2022
 
Daily Journal - Nov 14, 2022
 
WLBT-TV - Nov 14, 2022
 
WLBT-TV - Nov 14, 2022
 
 
REGIONAL
 
MSN - Nov 15, 2022
The Waukesha County Land Conservancy needs help restoring a former Christmas tree farm to its natural environment.
 
ca.sports.yahoo.com - Nov 15, 2022
Final Obligations Cap 10 Years of NFWF Restoration Funding in Alabama following Deepwater Horizon Oil SpillWASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) today announced its final funding obligations from the Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund (GEBF
 
WINK-TV - Nov 14, 2022
... the bloom moves just the current flows. “I’ve gotten reports of fish kills all the way from eastern Charlotte Harbor all the way down to ...
 
AccuWeather - Nov 14, 2022
... these blooms -- such as red tide and blue-green algae -- cause fish kills, soil our precious coastlines and devastate our economy,” said ...
 
Patch.com - Nov 14, 2022
... by governments to describe banned chemicals that linger in the environment. But understanding Velsicol’s remediation can be like trying ...
 
 
NATIONAL
 
LA Weekly - Nov 15, 2022
 
wapt.com - Nov 15, 2022
 
Poynter - Nov 15, 2022
 
Manufacturing.net - Nov 15, 2022
ESG strategy requirements are only going to play a bigger role in how you choose forklifts.
 
MSN - Nov 15, 2022
Icy roads could be a problem as the first snowflakes of the season are forecast to fall across a large swath of the country over the next few days.
 
TD Ameritrade - Nov 15, 2022
... test methods and conclusive evidence of biodegradability in the wastewater treatment environment. Most recently, a 2022 journal article ...
 
EPA United States Environmental Protection Agency - Nov 15, 2022
Sound Program to support tribal environmental restoration and protection projects with 19 Federally recognized Tribes. Deployed $8 million ...
 
Fast Company - Nov 15, 2022
... Point Landfill, in nearby Murfreesboro, collects most of the solid waste in Middle Tennessee, but it could be full by the end of the ...
 
Associated Press - Nov 15, 2022
... to compensation under existing competition laws. Fideres’s research finds that water and wastewater utility companies in England and ...
 
The Boston Globe - Nov 14, 2022
This data will help the town better deploy resources, including solid waste enforcement, restaurant inspections and additional pest ...
 
Stanford News - Nov 14, 2022
... and social goals, even when it’s financially riskier. New research shows treated wastewater can be safer and more dependable than ...
 
MSN.com - Nov 14, 2022
. If left to rot in waterways, the decomposing carp could cause fish kills of native species. A 2019 assessment estimates that a carp ...
 
Chicago Tribune - Nov 14, 2022
... justice measures, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which now wants citizens to help keep tabs on environmental data ...
 
McKinsey & Company - Nov 14, 2022
... bottles, milk jugs, and shampoo bottles) are widely accepted in household curbside recycling programs alongside paper, metal, and glass. ...
 
Yahoo! News - Nov 14, 2022
... the planet green. Despite its beauty, Colorado isn’t very good at recycling and composting ...
 
World Atlas - Nov 14, 2022
... is mainly caused by agrochemicals, industrial chemicals, solid waste disposal, landfill, and petrochemicals. Soil is essential for ...
 
Clemson University - Nov 14, 2022
... sciences at Clemson. Ladner said the project brings together his research interests in wastewater and water for human consumption. “I ...