Thursday, July 13, 2023

2023-07-12 Mississippi Environmental News

MDEQ IN THE NEWS
 
JD Supra - Jul 11, 2023
... by June 30th a Dust Management Plan to the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality. Upon approval by the Mississippi Department ...
 
 
MISSISSIPPI
 
Home - WCBI TV | Telling Your Story - Jul 12, 2023
An extinct species touched down in Louisville. Dinosaurs of all kinds made a guest appearance at the Winston County Library in Louisville.
 
wtva.com - Jul 12, 2023
 
Mississippi Today - Jul 12, 2023
 
Magnolia Tribune - Jul 12, 2023
The winds from the Mississippi Delta will be used to power 41 turbines on a 14,000-acre site while supporting agricultural operations in the new project from Amazon and AES.
 
Magnolia Tribune - Jul 12, 2023
The three-man Public Service Commission approved an investigation into Entergy Mississippi's preparedness and response related to the June severe weather events that left thousands without power for multiple days.
 
JD Supra - Jul 11, 2023
... by June 30th a Dust Management Plan to the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality. Upon approval by the Mississippi Department ...
 
WLOX-TV - Jul 11, 2023
 
WTOK-TV - Jul 11, 2023
 
WLBT-TV - Jul 11, 2023
 
SuperTalk Mississippi - Jul 11, 2023
 
WLBT-TV - Jul 11, 2023
 
WLBT-TV - Jul 11, 2023
 
WLOX-TV - Jul 11, 2023
 
SuperTalk Mississippi - Jul 11, 2023
 
Jackson Jambalaya - Jul 11, 2023
 
 
REGIONAL
 
msn.com - Jul 12, 2023
 
msn.com - Jul 12, 2023
 
The Dallas Morning News (Premium) - Jul 12, 2023
... ," the company said. NTMWD supplies water, wastewater and solid waste services throughout North Texas. The company provides proposed ...
 
The New York Times - Jul 12, 2023
... s a problem, because warmer water holds less oxygen."Large-scale fish kills are becoming more frequent as our climate changes," Martin ...
 
Chron - Jul 11, 2023
Over 90 percent of Texas beaches tested last year were contaminated with potentially...
 
WJTV-TV - Jul 11, 2023
 
Democratic Underground - Jul 11, 2023
... on over a quarter of days last year. Luke Metzger, director of Environment Texas, says dilapidated wastewater infrastructure in areas of ...
 
Florida Daily - Jul 11, 2023
... corporation was founded due to a settlement from the 2010 BP/Deepwater Horizon oil spill. According to the agreement, $1.5 billion ...
 
aol.com - Jul 11, 2023
There have been many reported sightings this year.
 
Tampa Bay Times - Jul 11, 2023
... young children fishing in a Tampa Police clinic. Nearby, Tampa's solid waste director was helping lead a STEAM drone workshop for at-risk ...
 
 
NATIONAL
 
Associated Press - Jul 12, 2023
 
E&E News - Jul 12, 2023
 
msn.com - Jul 12, 2023
 
Good Good Good - Jul 12, 2023
... have been completed since 2019, a spokesperson for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said. And they are increasing in size. In ...
 
Vegas Only Entertainment - Jul 12, 2023
... records, are the consequence of more than three dozen air and hazardous waste infractions that DHEC claims to have found at the ...
 
Southern Maryland News Net - Jul 12, 2023
Naval Air Station Patuxent River Environmental Restoration Program Open House Posterboard Session on Tuesday, July 18th ...
 
WTOK-TV - Jul 12, 2023
... are the most recycled consumer product in the U.S. with a 99% recycling rate. This model of sustainability keeps 160 million batteries ...
 
Syracuse.com - Jul 11, 2023
... , a deadly pathogen which in the past has caused significant fish kills in the Finger Lakes and other New York waters, didn't show up ...
 
The Southern Maryland Chronicle - Jul 11, 2023
. Nutrients cause algae blooms to flare, sometimes triggering fish kills. When the algae die, it triggers a chemical reaction that soaks ...
 
TCPalm.com - Jul 11, 2023
... improving in some areas, after decades of harmful algae blooms, fish kills, record manatee die offs and dolphin diseases. But they ...
 
WJTV-TV - Jul 11, 2023
... Casella's Zero-Sort Recycling, compost, and municipal solid waste services, in addition to establishing their own initiatives, ...
 
Benzinga - Jul 11, 2023
... ships, will be the cruise industry's first systems to turn solid waste directly into energy onboard. "I am proud of Royal Caribbean ...