Archive for November 5th, 2009
By Richard Hartley-Parkinson Concern is growing for an Aston Clinton man who has gone missing. Police have now launched a search to try and find him. …
At the request of State Assemblyman Bob Sweeney, the DEC compiled a report that found sewage-treatment infrastructure around the State is aging out and in … See all stories on this topic
According to the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) sources, there are two Sewage Treatment Plants at Jajmau of capacity 5 mld and 130 mld … See all stories on this topic
By David Paine » NEW sewage treatment works will replace septic tanks and soakaway systems in a Worcestershire hamlet despite concerns about its size, … See all stories on this topic
Another major example is the majority vote by Burgess, Carson and Kovash on Oct. 26 to join the Clackamas County Wastewater (Sewage) Treatment Capacity … See all stories on this topic
By Rob Ollikainen PORT ANGELES — Clallam County and the public utility district have inked an agreement for a long-awaited sewage treatment system in … See all stories on this topic
3–VALPARAISO — With water and sewage treatment plants accounting for about a third or more of the city's NIPSCO bill, volunteering to take part in a pilot … See all stories on this topic
A divided West Linn City Council last week voted 3-2 to join the group, which is intended to address the county's growing need for sewage treatment. … See all stories on this topic
… as alternatives to building new sewage treatment plants took another step forward Wednesday when the county Legislature unanimously approved the plan. … See all stories on this topic
Of the remaining amount, 80 percent goes to pay the city's debt on its sewage treatment plant and for future sewage projects. About 20 percent goes to buy … See all stories on this topic