2025-03-03 Mississippi Environmental News

MDEQ in the News   'My heart sank.' MS woman, wife and mother of 2, struggles with federal job termination Hattiesburg American - Mar 2, 2025 ... for USDA Wildlife Services in Florida and the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality before finding what she described as her ...   Mississippi   Willow Creek residents granted extension on deadline to move out of condemned building WLOX-TV - Mar 3, 2025 Miss is second worst in US for Wildlife Protection WJTV-TV - Mar 3, 2025 Mississippi declares March Wildfire Awareness Month WJTV-TV - Mar 3, 2025 Building collapses on Farish Street WAPT-TV - Mar 3, 2025 River flood advisory update WABG-TV - Mar 3, 2025 Wood fires in Harrison Co. contained after burning through 30-40 acres, officials say WLOX-TV - Mar 2, 2025 Secrets Of Mississippi's Pearl River Fish Weirs TouristSecrets - Mar 2, 2025 ... the hustle and bustle of city life. Location : Near Canton, Mississippi Highlights : Serene environment, bird-watching opportunities ... Judge's ruling gives Legislature permission to meet behind closed doors Mississippi Today - Mar 2, 2025 Exploring the Great Outdoors WABG-TV - Mar 1, 2025 Registration open for Mississippi Museum of Natural Science youth summer camp SuperTalk Mississippi - Mar 1, 2025 City councilwoman and volunteers clean up neighborhood WAPT-TV - Feb 28, 2025 New fee structure in place for lakes operated by Mississippi wildlife department SuperTalk Mississippi - Feb 28, 2025   Regional   Endangered Florida panther faces dual threat WJTV-TV - Mar 3, 2025 Probe points to culprits behind chemical in Florida county's drinking water Tampa Bay Times - Mar 3, 2025 ... t until 2013, when the EPA required utilities nationwide to survey for forever chemicals, that Lake Mary, Sanford and Seminole County ... Resource Environmental Solutions Implements 17,000-Acre Mitigation for North Texas' Bois d'Arc Lake Project BUILDING EXCELLENCE - Mar 3, 2025 The 17,000-acre mitigation ranked as one of the largest environmental restoration projects of its kind in the U.S. and came with unique ... FWC Encourages Public to Report Fish Kills or Abnormalities to Support Critical Research Space Coast Daily - Mar 3, 2025 ... been monitoring fish disease and fish kills across Florida, receiving around 2,000 reports of fish kills and other aquatic animal ... Wildlife officials want you to eat this rodent WDAM-TV - Mar 3, 2025 Mobile Bay National Estuary Program training dogs to detect untreated wastewater Gulf Coast Media - Feb 28, 2025 ... and habitat where "resources could have been damaged" by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. The website's page on the Eastern Shore ...   National   'Zuzu' the Hermit Crab is on a Mission to Reduce Plastic Waste by Making Recycling Work Chester County Press | | Press Releases - Mar 3, 2025 ... after implementing EPR, according to a study from The Recycling Partnership. That same study found that if EPR was implemented in ... Compostable Cups Are Great, but the US Has No Place to Compost Them AOL - Mar 3, 2025 ... " of composting, Benisch says. And, much like the early days of recycling, composting infrastructure needs time to develop. Investing in ... Study defines pathway to safely incinerate 'forever chemicals' Social News.XYZ - Mar 3, 2025 ... - and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) by burning them in a hazardous waste incinerator. The PFAs also known as "forever chemicals" ... ICYMI: Administrator Zeldin on Record-Breaking Response: How EPA Tackled California's Wildfire Crisis EPA United States Environmental Protection Agency - Mar 1, 2025 March 1, 2025 WASHINGTON – This week, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that the agency ... Mustard maker contaminated N.H. waterway with acidic liquid The Boston Globe - Feb 26, 2025 ... on to a mustard maker who had been skirting environmental law, putting acidic wastewater into New Hampshire's Souhegan River in ...