2024-04-10 Mississippi Environmental News

MISSISSIPPI

Meridian City Council discuss water treatment department operations https://www.wtok.com - Apr 10, 2024 Community residents combat littering in a unique way https://www.wtok.com - Apr 10, 2024 Community residents place unique sign next to their mailbox for people who throw trash in their yard. Central Mississippi hit hard by severe weather Tuesday night SuperTalk Mississippi - Apr 10, 2024 Lumumba: Garbage rates will go up if JXN Water can't increase sanitation collection rate Yahoo! News - Apr 9, 2024 The City of Jackson is nine days into the latest garbage contract and already there are fears that residents could see an increase in their ... Bel-Aire Elementary School National Honor Society students plant school garden to promote healthy eating WLOX-TV - Apr 9, 2024 Filmmaker buying the old Metrocenter Dillard's building. See details. WLBT-TV - Apr 9, 2024 Bill creating 'Purple Alert' for missing people with cognitive disabilities heads to governor's desk SuperTalk Mississippi - Apr 9, 2024 Mississippi Senate blocks House proposal to revise school funding formula WJTV-TV - Apr 9, 2024 Mississippi Senate revives PERS reform bill WJTV-TV - Apr 9, 2024 MDOT officials say agency is facing funding crisis WJTV-TV - Apr 9, 2024

REGIONAL

Georgia golf courses (even those not named Augusta National) are enhancing wildlife habitats Golfweek - Apr 10, 2024 FAU Lands $1.3 Million Grant to 'Clean Up' Stinky Seaweed in Florida Newswise - Apr 10, 2024 Coastal wetlands can't keep pace with sea-level rise WLRN-TV - Apr 10, 2024 Tighter standards on wastewater plants won't clean up the Illinois River, Arkansas state regulators say Siloam Springs Herald-Leader - Apr 10, 2024 Louisiana Shoreline Protection Feature Successful at Rabbit Island Water world wire - Apr 9, 2024 ... a safe location to release rehabilitated birds in relation to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. However, the island had been experiencing ... Texarkana electronic waste recycler employs federal inmates Texarkana Gazette - Apr 9, 2024 ... nationwide each year in place to promote responsible disposal and recycling of electronic waste. In Texarkana, the Parks and Recreation ... Health alert issued for dangerous algae blooms in Polk County lake WFTS-TV - Apr 9, 2024 Time runs short to comment on plan to mine near Okefenokee The Current GA - Apr 9, 2024

NATIONAL

EPA issues first-ever drinking water standards for 'forever chemicals' Route Fifty - Apr 10, 2024 Water Agencies, which represents 350 public wastewater and stormwater agencies nationwide, and other groups said in a fact sheet that the ... Avian agglomerators melt plastic quickly, efficiently Plastics Machinery & Manufacturing - Apr 10, 2024 ... the Talking Points column and On the Factory Floor, and covers recycling and sustainability for PMM and Plastics Recycling ... 'It's non-toxic'| Gotion's Chuck Thelen eats 'finished product' of Mecosta County plant WZZM-TV - Apr 9, 2024 ... GREEN CHARTER TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Gotion's Chuck Thelen spoke up during public comment at Tuesday's Green Charter Township board meeting ... Spring cleaning the sustainable and charitable way Missouri Business Alert - Apr 9, 2024 ... (EPA), Americans on average generate 4.9 pounds of municipal solid waste, per person per day. The same data from 2018 shows that only ... Trinseo Introduces Flame-retardant Plastic Grades Without Using PFAS Additives During Manufacturing Process MarketScreener - Apr 9, 2024 ... and the recycled content facilitates waste reduction, carbon footprint reduction, and recycling in the consumer electronics industry ... Wastewater Treatment Services Market Analysis, Size, Growth, Demand, Global Share, Top Manufacturers, Revenue, Graph, Segmentation and Forecast to 2028 The Alpha Reporter - Apr 9, 2024 ... wastewater usually has high toxicity, which is harmful to the environment. In developing countries, wastewater is often discharged into ... US battery recycling receives a federal boost Resource Recycling - Apr 9, 2024 ... of batteries by the end of the project. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency received $2.0 million to add at least 250 more ... Solar eclipse may have passed, but scientists will continue to learn from it WAPT-TV - Apr 9, 2024 New EPA rule says 200 US chemical plants must reduce toxic emissions that are likely to cause cancer Associated Press - Apr 9, 2024