Water utilities: mercury in water comes from human sources

Article Abstract:

The results of a study by the Association of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies into the discharge of mercury into water treatment plants are discussed. Attempts to control the level of mercury in household effluent are explored.

Standards, Reports, Physiological aspects, Water, Mercury (Metal), Effluent quality, Mercury in the body

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EPA committed to aggressive sewage overflow enforcement

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the enforcement of sewage overflow regulations by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are discussed. The EPA plans to prosecute violators and enlarge a self-audit system for sewerage agencies.

Combined sewers, Combined sewer overflows, Sewer districts

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Utilities aim to separate air pollution, electricity restructuring

Article Abstract:

Legislation to be introduced to deregulate the electricity supply industry in the US is discussed. The environmental provisions of the bill, such as pollutant emissions control, are explored.

Electric utilities, Air pollution

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