Will California ever see an end to its drought? For the fourth year straight, the state has experienced the worst water shortages of the entire West Coast and has taken … Read More
There is some bad news for campers heading out to Aspen, Colorado. According to an August 6 article in the Coloradoan, “The U.S. Forest Service has banned camping indefinitely at … Read More
The next time you read flood predictions for your area, don’t be so confident that they’re accurate. Traditional flood analysis techniques may have actually underestimated flood risk for many areas … Read More
A recent story by WIVB news documents the flooding of a home in Westfield, NY, following a massive storm. Ripping through the area, the storm demolished parking lots, golf courses, … Read More
On July 9th, residents near Fort Bragg, California (not to be confused with the army installation in North Carolina) were able to review and comment on the soil and groundwater … Read More
Christmas in July is apparently no longer just a phrase that retail stores use to lure in customers during the dead of summer with rock-bottom sales prices; now, it even … Read More
Under the new requirements of the Aboveground Storage Tank Act this past March, owners and operators of aboveground storage tanks (AST) in West Virginia must put labels on their tanks. … Read More
In June, the Greater Pottsville Area Sewer Authority (GPASA) in Pennsylvania will offer the public a chance to review its plan of ending the sewer hookup moratorium that has been … Read More
A year after a toxic chemical spill in West Virginia polluted the drinking water of more than 300,000 people, state lawmakers are pulling back safeguard measures they had put in … Read More
Seated between the quaintness of America’s heartland and the charm of the Bible Belt, the state of Indiana is often referred to as the crossroads of America. Unfortunately, one of … Read More
