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Why New Mexico shouldn’t rush toward repurposing oilfield wastewater
Why New Mexico shouldn’t rush toward repurposing oilfield wastewater
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the state of New Mexico recently announced an agreement to create a working group to explore the regulatory landscape regarding potential new options for managing oil and gas wastewater. In 2017, New Mexico’s oil and gas operators produced nearly 38 billion gallons of wastewater – also known as “produced […]
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Why New Mexico shouldn’t rush toward repurposing oilfield wastewater
Why New Mexico shouldn’t rush toward repurposing oilfield wastewater
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the state of New Mexico recently announced an agreement to create a working group to explore the regulatory landscape regarding potential new options for managing oil and gas wastewater. In 2017, New Mexico’s oil and gas operators produced nearly 38 billion gallons of wastewater – also known as “produced […]
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Why New Mexico shouldn’t rush toward repurposing oilfield wastewater
Why New Mexico shouldn’t rush toward repurposing oilfield wastewater
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the state of New Mexico recently announced an agreement to create a working group to explore the regulatory landscape regarding potential new options for managing oil and gas wastewater. In 2017, New Mexico’s oil and gas operators produced nearly 38 billion gallons of wastewater – also known as “produced […]
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New Poll Shows Louisianians’ Overwhelming Bipartisan Support for Coastal Restoration
New Poll Shows Louisianians’ Overwhelming Bipartisan Support for Coastal Restoration
Majority of coastal voters support sediment diversions, believe more funds should be allocated to restoration solutions Poll Resources See full polling results Read more about the poll Listen to our podcast There is widespread, bipartisan support for action in addressing Louisiana's coastal land loss crisis, according to a new poll released today by BDPC, LLC + Pinsonat and Restore the Mississippi River Delta. Of note, 79 percent of coastal voters said they support sediment diversions, large-scale engineering projects that would ...
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New Poll Shows Louisianians’ Overwhelming Bipartisan Support for Coastal Restoration
Majority of coastal voters support sediment diversions, believe more funds should be allocated to restoration solutions Poll Resources See full polling results Read more about the poll Listen to our podcast There is widespread, bipartisan support for action in addressing Louisiana's coastal land loss crisis, according to a new poll released today by BDPC, LLC + Pinsonat and Restore the Mississippi River Delta. Of note, 79 percent of coastal voters said they support sediment diversions, large-scale engineering projects that would ...
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EPA Puts Head of Children’s Health on Unexplained Leave
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This post was written by Olivia Rosane for EcoWatch: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) placed the head of the Office of Children’s Health Protection on administrative leave Tuesday in a move that those close to the agency suspect is intended to sideline the office’s work, The New York Times...