North Olympic Peninsula residents for decades have had two 39-inch sewer outfall pipes pointing screened untreated effluent at them from Victoria. The outfalls serve the 300,000 people and their ...
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When he was 13 years old, Rudy Hanse joined the guppy development program offered by the Milnerton Canoe Club in Cape Town. There he learned how to paddle a canoe and swim. For Hanse, the weekly ...
Ancient Rome pioneered the building of sewers that dumped effluent into nearby waterways — same as Nassau County is still doing. As a result, says John Turner, senior conservation policy advocate at ...
VICTORIA — Politically stalled plans for the Victoria region’s first-ever sewage treatment has captured the ire of politicos on the Washington state side — from Congress through the governor’s mansion ...
The main concern from Saturday's town hall on the Rehoboth Beach sewage outfall project was how residents would be affected during construction, which is set to break ground in October. One ...
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. -- Heavy rains of the past few days has caused problems at two wastewater treatment plants in Western Washington. On Bainbridge Island, about 250,000 gallons of partially ...
W.A. Rasic Construction has been selected by Dragados USA to install 144-inch pipeline segments for the $630M Joint Water Pollution Control Plant Effluent Outfall Tunnel in Los Angeles County, ...
Millions of gallons of partially treated sewage continues to flow into the Santa Monica Bay from the damaged Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant, says the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board ...
The controversial Rehoboth Beach ocean wastewater discharge project moved a step closer Thursday when bids were open for the ocean outfall part of the $52.5 million project. If approved by city ...
For years, the city of Eureka sent treated wastewater directly into Humboldt Bay from its Elk River processing plant. But five years ago, the North Coast Regional Water Control Board ordered the city ...
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