Wind offers Oklahoma schools a lifeline during budget cuts
The Oklahoman recently took a look at what the Sooner State’s growing wind industry has meant for rural school districts.
Its findings: wind power has made a big difference.
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Lithium Metal: Electric Car Demand Boosts Companies
Global X Lithium fund has outperformed benchmark indexes
Investment surges in mining and processing the metal
Suppliers EHS: Companies Trim Risks in Chains
Big Companies Step Up Efforts to Trim Environmental Risks in Suppliers EHS Chains Image Source: FreeImages Multinational corporations are increasingly taking on a regulatory role in their supply chains. For that’s to improve performance on environment, health, and safety (EHS) issues. That’s particularly in developing countries where government oversight can be weak. As governments struggle…
Landfill Compost Waste: Reasons for Reducing Dependency
San Francisco residents have proven that composting can be the answer, especially when paired with recycling.
EPA to conduct field work at Colonial Creosote site in Washington Parish, La.
DALLAS – (June 19, 2017) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has started to conduct work for the remedial investigation of the Colonial Creosote site in Washington Parish, Louisiana. The activities will be conducted in phases. That’s with the first phase involving the collection of soil. Also sediment, ground water and surface water samples. That’s…
