The Hill The Environmental Protection Agency will propose rules to set the first-ever limits on chemicals, called PFAS, that manufacturers can discharge in wastewater.
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North Coast Journal / CalMatters The head of California’s agriculture agency says the Golden State can says on the “California State of Mind” podcast that even devastating
The Hill A new study has found that California’s drought, coupled with population growth, is accelerating the need for energy-intensive water projects, driving up greenhouse gas emissions,
phys.org A new study suggests that microparticle concentrations in lakes are higher than previously reported, and that human activity and surrounding land use may be a strong
National Resources Defense Council California lawmakers have approved legislation to ban the use of the “forever chemicals” known as PFAS in paper-based food packaging and to require
KRCR TV The Trinity County Office of Emergency Services says the debris removal process for property impacted by the Monument Fire will begin later this month. In
KEYT TV Santa Barbara County and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Department announced the completion of Toro Canyon Creek oil leak cleanup on September 3.
Visalia Times-Delta Water is the No. 1 topic for California growers, but top officials recognize that technology could help put more food on tables. Both were hot
Insurance Journal Health investigators across the U.S. find it nearly impossible to keep up with the deluge of new COVID-19 infections and carry out contact tracing efforts
CBS News (video) A 4-year-old Palo Alto girl with a knack for nature found two colonies of rare stingless bees, creatures that scientists thought were long gone