2023-003-07 Mississippi Environmental News

MDEQ IN THE NEWS

Despite concern, Greene County supervisors say Old Factory demo safe WKRG-TV - Mar 6, 2023 ... , a retired environmental scientist with the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality. Ball has been working with the Town of ...

MISSISSIPPI

Jxn residents have questions about rising water bills wapt.com - Mar 7, 2023 Huntington Ingalls, Ocean Aero announce partnership to advance unmanned maritime platforms Magnolia Tribune - Mar 7, 2023 Both companies are deeply invested in the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Business picks up at new Jackson County cannabis business WLOX-TV - Mar 6, 2023 ... community, and he made a promise to grow the best marijuana in Mississippi. "We want a clean, sterile environment so that we can have ... County approves financing changes for Pascagoula development, city approval pending WLOX-TV - Mar 6, 2023 City of Gulfport cracking down on debris pickup with new policies WLOX-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Jackson delegation meets to voice opposition to HB 1020 WLBT-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Weekend fire in downtown Jackson destroys city's main post office during late 1800′s WLBT-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Pearl robotics team headed to the World Robotics Competition in Texas WLBT-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Ocean Springs presents Front Beach event space, marina design to county leaders WLOX-TV - Mar 6, 2023 More than 9K people sign up for Jackson water bill relief program, mayor says WLBT-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Audit reveals $17.6M shortfall in water and sewer, $3.8M shortfall in sanitation WLBT-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Groundbreaking of largest economic development project in state history set for Tuesday - SuperTalk Mississippi SuperTalk Mississippi Media - Mar 6, 2023 The groundbreaking ceremony for what is the "biggest economic development project" in state history has been set, with construction on the $2.5 billion Aluminum Dynamics facility in Lowndes County to begin this Tuesday. In early November, Reeves called legislators into a special

REGIONAL

Alligator returned to Texas zoo 20 years after being stolen as an egg WJTV-TV - Mar 7, 2023 Georgia nuclear plant begins splitting atoms for first time MSN - Mar 7, 2023 ATLANTA (AP) — A nuclear power plant in Georgia has begun splitting atoms in one of its two new reactors, Georgia Power said Monday, a key step toward reaching commercial operation at the first new nuclear reactors built from scratch in decades in the United States. The unit of A Red tide back in Florida: What to know ahead of Spring Break AL.com - Mar 7, 2023 Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, Lee, Collier and Monroe counties. Fish kills related to red tide have also been reported, as well as ... Dallas advisory group looks to add environmental justice measures to racial equity plan The Dallas Morning News (Premium) - Mar 7, 2023 ... are to environmental pollution like air emissions, hazardous waste, landfill sites, impaired surface water, wastewater ... Chicken Farms Hide In Plain Sight Under Arkansas Law Patch.com - Mar 6, 2023 ... and turkeys produced per year, creating 37,594,000 pounds of solid waste. Some room for error needs to be accounted for with this ... Civil rights complaint filed over Alabama's wastewater infrastructure fund distributions WTOK-TV - Mar 6, 2023

NATIONAL

'Atmospheric River' Threatens California With Flash Floods, More Snow MSN - Mar 7, 2023 The state, which is known for its dry climate, is set to receive more rainfall and snow later this week. A British tourist shocked scientists by discovering 3 extinct species MSN - Mar 7, 2023 A 51-year-old British tourist has shocked scientists by rediscovering three three species that had been thought to be extinct. Historic discovery on Easter Island MSN - Mar 7, 2023 A major drought and wildfire has revealed a moai statue different from all those on Easter Island inside the crater of the Rano Raraku volcano. What were Neanderthals really like—and why did they go extinct? MSN - Mar 7, 2023 These ancient hominids, who disappeared 40,000 years ago, were once thought to be brutish. But recent discoveries have hinted they were more like us than we thought. Seeding ProPublica - Mar 7, 2023 U.S. agriculture secretary unveils initiatives aimed at small and midsized operations WABG-TV - Mar 7, 2023 Scientists think this tiny greenhouse could be a game changer for agrivoltaics MSN - Mar 7, 2023 In new experiment, scientists used semitransparent, semi-organic solar cells. How the Ohio train derailment will affect the local ecosystem in the coming years WFRO-FM - Mar 7, 2023 ... -Alabama Sea Grant, told ABC News. In April 2010, when the Deepwater Horizon oil spill occurred, the obvious impacts were easily ... Our View: Pollution: Nitrate from farming a continuing problem Mankato Free Press - Mar 7, 2023 ... on federal studies, they can do little else except add more regulation on small wastewater treatment plants. Besides being dangerous ... A fully sustainable plastics economy is possible – ScienceDaily Trainersadda.com - Mar 6, 2023 ... possible," Bardow says. "As a good rule of thumb, more plastic recycling always leads to more sustainability." Source ... One of India's trash mountains is on fire again and residents are choking on its toxic fumes CNN - Mar 6, 2023 ... the Indian government recommended ways to improve the country's solid waste management, including formalizing the recycling sector and ... Headaches, coughing, burning of the skin: Symptoms Ohio residents have experienced after toxic train derailment USA Today - Mar 6, 2023 ... the derailment is ongoing, according to DeWine's office. The hazardous waste has been hauled to various disposal sites in Ohio and other ... United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Announce Settlement with City of Gloucester to Upgrade Sewage Treatment Infrastructure EPA United States Environmental Protection Agency - Mar 6, 2023 ... those in our coastal communities, live in a healthy and safe environment." "The wastewater treatment plant in Gloucester is the only ... A gut feeling about wastewater POLITICO - Mar 6, 2023 ... to have that front and center. Fortunately, many aspects of the technology make wastewater epidemiology quite safe. It's naturally mixed ... Carbios Joins Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Circular Economy Network and Aims to "Make Plastic Waste and Pollution a Thing of the Past"1 Associated Press - Mar 6, 2023 KEYWORD: MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES RECYCLING RESEARCH GREEN TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT THOUGHT LEADERSHIP ... Levees, oil wells biggest causes of Barataria Basin land loss: study The New Orleans Advocate - Mar 6, 2023 Elephants really do never forget a face WABG-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Living close to parks could prevent serious mental health problems: study WABG-TV - Mar 6, 2023 Recycling Solar Panels Is Essential To The Clean Energy Revolution CleanTechnica - Mar 6, 2023 ... solar panel. That rises to around $5 if the material is deemed hazardous waste. By contrast, SolarCycle charges $18 per panel. How on earth ...