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Mid-Atlantic Region Press Archive 1997
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SYMMCO TO PAY $64,800 PENALTY FOR TOXIC CHEMICAL REPORTING VIOLATIONS
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BERLIN COMPANIES SETTLE ALLEGED PESTICIDE VIOLATIONS
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Underground Tank Owners Have One Year Left to Comply with Environmental Law
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$320,000 SETTLEMENT FOR SEWAGE PLANT IN CHESTER INCLUDES LEAD POISONING PREVENTION PROGRAM
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HARDY COUNTY, WV RESIDENT WINS EPA AWARD
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ABERDEEN ARMY BASE WINS EPA AWARD
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SOUTH BALTIMORE GROUP WINS EPA AWARD
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BERKS COUNTY EMERGENCY PLANNERS WIN EPA AWARD
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SCHUYKILL COUNTY EMERGENCY GROUPS WIN EPA AWARD
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY EMERGENCY PLANNERS WIN EPA AWARD
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SETTLES LAWSUIT WITH FORMER LANDOWNERS AT CHESTER COUNTY SUPERFUND SITE
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EPA HELPS MERCK COMPETE IN CUTTING-EDGE DRUG MARKET
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MEDUSA TO PAY $26,250 FOR VIOLATIONS AT CEMENT PLANT
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EPA ORDERS MARYLAND MAN TO STOP PESTICIDES SALES
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DUBLIN DRINKING WATER SYSTEM COMPLETED
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EPA CITES CONTRACTOR AND STATE FOR IMPROPER ASBESTOS REMOVAL AT STATE OFFICE IN PERKASIE
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U.S. AND PA SETTLE CLEAN AIR ACT VIOLATIONS AT CAMP HILL PRISON
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DuPONT TO PAY $31,211 FOR WASTE VIOLATIONS AT BELLE PLANT
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EPA ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF CLEANUP AT BAYER SITE
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EPA CLOSES IN ON WATER POLLUTION FIGURES FOR RIVER IN DELAWARE
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TOWER CENTRAL FINED FOR CLEAN AIR ACT VIOLATIONS
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15th MONTH OF CLEAN DRINKING WATER IN D.C.
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Calling All Communities!
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USE LESS STUFF DAY - NOVEMBER 20, 1997
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CAMDEN BUILDING GOES ?GREEN' TO CUT POLLUTION
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AUTOMOTIVE INSTRUMENT MAKER TO PAY $45,094 PENALTY FOR TOXIC CHEMICAL REPORTING VIOLATIONS
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REALTORS AND CONTRACTOR TO PAY $13,000 FOR ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS
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NATIONAL BROADCAST ON GREEN & PROFITABLE PRINTING
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GLOBAL WARMING HEATS UP SWARTHMORE COLLEGE
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Pledge to Buy Recycled Products -- Win a New Home!
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D.C. WATER, SEWAGE SYSTEMS IMPROVED, OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS FOUNDERING
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PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESSMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND FINANCIAL CRIMES IN WEST VIRGINIA
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READING BODY WORKS, INC. TO PAY $13,805 FOR FAILING TO REPORT TOXIC CHEMICALS
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CITIZENS TO ATTACK LEAD POISONING
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EPA: REALTORS, LANDLORDS MUST REVEAL LEAD HAZARDS
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STATES GET FUNDING FOR LEAD PAINT ABATEMENT
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EPA IS ON-SCENE TO CONTROL BERKS CO. MERCURY SPILL
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EPA, GENCORP SIGN AGREEMENT TO PROTECT PT. PLEASANT WATER SUPPLY
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GLOBAL WARMING HEATS UP UNIVERSITY OF PENN
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EPA FINALIZES RICHMOND AIR QUALITY UPGRADE
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Multimillion Dollar Cleanup For Elizabethtown Landfill
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LAROSA FUEL COMPANY TO PAY $9,500 IN CLEAN WATER ACT CASE
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LAB DIRECTOR SENTENCED FOR FRAUDULENT ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING
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IA CONSTRUCTION CO. PAYS FINE AND PERFORMS RECYCLING PROJECT TO SETTLE HAZARDOUS
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CHURCHVILLE TERMINAL CITED FOR SPILL PREVENTION VIOLATIONS
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EPA AND DOUBLE EAGLE ON THE FORE!-FRONT OF NEW USES FOR OLD SUPERFUND SITES
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ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS LEAD TO CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS
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COLONIAL PIPELINE TO PAY $4 MILLION FOR 1993 OIL SPILL
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FREE ENVIRONMENTAL SEMINARS FOR DRY CLEANERS
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EPA Innovation Revives Abandoned Northeast Warehouse
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Simulated Radiation Emergency Drill Set in Chesco
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ERIE TO PAY $200,000 TO SETTLE CLEAN WATER SUIT
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OSI SPECIALTIES CHOSEN FOR INNOVATIVE EPA PROGRAM
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EPA SAYS L.A. FIRM VIOLATED PESTICIDES LAW
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EPA SAYS LOCAL FIRMS VIOLATED PESTICIDES
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EPA SAYS CINCINNATI FIRM VIOLATED PESTICIDES LAW
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EPA CITES FOUR COMPANIES FOR FAILING TO REPORT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AT PHILADELPHIA SITES
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EPA CITES POCONOS GOLF COURSE FOR DESTROYING WETLANDS
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EPA GIVES PUBLIC MORE TIME FOR INPUT ON PALMERTON SITE STUDY
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TEST WELLS TO MONITOR GROUND WATER AT OLIN SUPERFUND SITE NEAR SALTVILLE, VA
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EPA SUES ST. MARYS REFINING CO. FOR HAZARDOUSWASTE AND PCB VIOLATIONS
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EPA SEEKS $36,050 PENALTY FOR HAZARDOUS WASTEVIOLATIONS AT ROHM & HAAS PLANT IN BRISTOL
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EPA CITES KOPPERS INDUSTRIES, INC. FOR HAZARDOUS
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EPA SUES COOK COMPOSITES AND POLYMERS CO. FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE VIOLATIONS AT CHATHAM PLANT
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EPA SUES WAL-MART FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE VIOLATION AT FORMER EXTON BATTERY PLANT
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EPA SUES MONTGOMERY COUNTY CONTRACTOR AND FACTORY OWNER FOR IMPROPER ASBESTOS REMOVAL
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EPA SCIENTISTS, FORMER GIRL SCOUTS, TEACH NEXT GENERATION
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EPA FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST ASPHALT MAKER FOR CLEAN AIR ACT
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EPA CITES SUN COMPANIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL VIOLATIONS AT BALTIMORE PLANT
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EPA PRAISES NEVILLE ISLAND EPA CITES DUPONT FOR FAILING TO REPORT THE MANUFACTURE OF FOUR CHEMICALS AT PHILADELPHIA LABORATORY
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EPA PRAISES NEVILLE ISLAND CLEANUP
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WOODLAND HILLS AFLOAT ON EPA GRANT
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Record Number of Hazardous Sites Cleaned Up in Mid-Atlantic Region
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$33 MILLION ON TAP FOR DEMOLITION AT AVTEX
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LOCAL RECYCLING PROGRAM OFFERS GLOBAL GOOD
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SUPERFUND CLEANUP SUSPENDED AT STRASBURG LANDFILL
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EPA EMERGENCY CREWS ACT AT FORMER EXPLOSIVES
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GLOBAL WARMING HOT TOPIC AT WILLIAM & MARY
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EPA REPORT CITES PALMERTON HEALTH RISKS
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GLOBAL WARMING TO HEAT UP CARNEGIE MELLON
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Cleanup Actions Complete At Virginia Superfund Toxic Site
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Two Maryland Sites Join Superfund List Of Nation's Most Hazardous
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U.S. SUES DOMESTIC INDUSTRIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND FALSE CLAIMS VIOLATIONS
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EPA ORDERS CLEANUP OF LEWISTOWN OIL SPILL
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SAEGERTOWN, PA SUPERFUND SITE PARCEL IS PRONOUNCED CLEAN
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HEAR LEADING EXPERT ON PFIESTERIA
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TWO BUTLER WASTE SITES TAKEN OFF SUPERFUND LIST
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EPA FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST ESSROC CEMENT FOR CLEAN AIR ACT VIOLATIONS
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EPA TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING TO EXPLAIN RESULTSCARBON MONOXIDE INVESTIGATION OF
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CHEMICAL FIRMS CHARGED FOR FALSE IMPORTING
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNCIL RECEIVES A $4,310 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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PROJECT UNDERGROUND SCORES AGAIN FOR A $5,000 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS RECEIVES $19,042 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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PENNSBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT RECEIVES $4,225 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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NEWPORT NEWS PUBLIC SCHOOLS RECEIVES $4,777 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY GOVERNMENT RECEIVES $5,000 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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MARYLAND FORESTRY BOARDS FOUNDATION RECEIVES $5,000 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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MARTINSBURG ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVE $10,000 FOR EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANTS
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GRASS ROOTS ALLIANCE FOR A SOLAR PA RECEIVES $4,955 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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DARBY CREEK VALLEY ASSOCIATION RECEIVES $4,873 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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CHESAPEAKE AUDUBON SOCIETY RECEIVES A $3,799 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION AWARDS A $ 8,583 GRANT TO PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
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EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION AWARDS $5,000 TO WILKES-BARRE PARK
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MARINE SCIENCE INSTITUTE RECEIVES $5,000 GRANT FROM EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION
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TAZEWELL SWCD RECEIVES $5,000 GRANT FROM EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION
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HIGH VIEW LAB RECEIVES $5,000 GRANT FROM EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION
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PHILADELPHIA AREA RECEIVES $62,572 IN GRANTS FROM EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION
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KEYSTONE COLLEGE RECEIVES $8,550 FROM EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION
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EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION AWARDS $ 5,000 GRANT TO ALLENTOWN GIRLS CLUB
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CENTER FOR THE INLAND BAYS RECEIVES $4,950 EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION GRANT
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EPA MID-ATLANTIC REGION AWARDS A $ 3,990 GRANT TO ALLEGANY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
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EPA, MARYLAND TAKE FINAL CLEANUP ACTIONAT SUPERFUND HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE
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EPA INVESTIGATES RADIOACTIVITY
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STAR ENTERPRISE FACES $125,000 PENALTY FOR CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS AT DELAWARE CITY REFINERY
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VALLEY FORGE SEWER AUTHORITY HONORED FORENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE
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TOP ENVIRONMENTALISTS ADDRESS MINE PROBLEMS
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National Pollution Prevention Week (Sept. 15-21, 1997)
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CONTRACTOR AND CONSULTANT TO PAY PENALTY FOR ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS AT CEDAR CREST COLLEGE
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EPA, WASA CITE CONTINUED PROGRESS
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$7,500 PENALTY IMPOSED FOR ASBESTOS VIOLATION AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
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THIRTY YEARS FOR CLEAN WATER? WHAT TAKES SO LONG?
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EPA/PADEP INVESTIGATE RADIOACTIVITY AT TEMPLE, PA FIRM
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Industrial Resource Center to Sponsor "One Stop Shopping Event" on Environmental Regulations for Pa Manufacturers
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EPA Fines Casket Maker For Not Reporting Chemical Releases
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MEDUSA CORPORATION FACES $39,995 PENALTY
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HARRISBURG DRY CLEANER TOLD TO FIX CLEAN AIR VIOLATIONS
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ROCKWOOD MANUFACTURING AGREES TO COMPLY WITH CLEAN WATER LAW
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INTERIM WORK TO COVER WASTE PILE AT THE JACKS CREEK SUPERFUND SITE DONE VIA COOPERATIVE EFFORT
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WEST VIRGINIA TO REGULATE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
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EPA CONTAINS WOOD COUNTY OIL SPILL, SEARCHES FOR SOURCE
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EPA RESPONDS TO VIRGINIA TOXIC CHEMICAL FIRE
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Conrail to Plant City Trees as Part of Court Settlement
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EPA GRADUATES MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASS
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CLEANER DE WATERWAYS UNDER NEW PACT
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SMITHFIELD FINED $12.6 MILLION, LARGEST FOR WATER POLLUTION
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DNREC AND EPA AGREE ON NEW CLEANUP INITIATIVE
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EPA ORDERS HYPAR MACHINE COMPANY TO COMPLY WITH CLEAN AIR ACT
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EPA COMPUTERS PUT PITTSBURGH STUDENTS ON LINE
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TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITIES WILL CLEAN-UP
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"RIVER OF PROMISE" INITIATIVE TO RESTORE CHEAT
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EPA RELEASES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH STUDY
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EPA DECLARES DELAWARE HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE CLEAN
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TEACHERS STUDY DELAWARE ESTUARY
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EPA ANNOUNCES REGIONAL RESULTS OF ENFORCEMENT SWEEP FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK VIOLATIONS
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EPA ANNOUNCES REGIONAL RESULTS OF ENFORCEMENT SWEEP FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK VIOLATIONS
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SUPERFUND PUMPS TOXINS OUT -- MONEY IN -- TO LOCAL ECONOMY
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HENKEL CORPORATION FINED FOR IMPORT VIOLATIONS
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EPA REACHES CONSENT DECREE FOR METCOA SITE
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EPA MEETS WITH LTV TO DISCUSS ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
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U.S. NAVY, EPA AGREE ON CLEANUP OF OLDEST NAVY YARD
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SALVAGE COMPANY GUILTY OF CLEAN AIR ACT VIOLATIONS
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WVA, EPA AND CONSOLIDATED COAL AVERT DISASTER AT UNDERGROUND FAIRMONT POOL
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EPA AWARDS GRANT FOR COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE PROJECT
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STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS TAKE JOINT ACTION AGAINST CHESTER FACILITY FOR AIR VIOLATIONS
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EPA KEEPS DC DRINKING WATER SAFE
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GIANT FOOD INCORPORATED CITED FOR CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS
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GULF OIL/CATAMOUNT CITED FOR CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS
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PHILADELPHIA MACARONI COMPANY CITED FOR CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS
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COLUMBIA NATURAL RESOURCES CITED FOR CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS
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UNIVERSITY OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CITED FOR CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS
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EPA ACTS TO ENFORCE OIL SPILL PREVENTION LAWS
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HAULER PLEADS GUILTY TO STORAGE VIOLATIONS
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Agencies to Study Groundwater at Palmerton Superfund Site
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HAMPTON ROADS ATTAINS CLEAN AIR STANDARD FOR SMOG
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EPA AWARDS $173 MILLION CONTRACT FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEAN UP
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RENTAL HOME PARK TO PAY $8,500 FOR CLEAN WATER ACT VIOLATIONS
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COMPANIES FINED $80,000 FOR ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS
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PENN PROFESSOR HONORED FOR TEACHING ABOUT LEAD
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TRI-STATE LEAD FIGHTERS MEET IN PITTSBURGH
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EPA SAYS SUPERFUND IS HARD AT WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA
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D.C. DRINKING WATER MAKES GRADE FOR MAY
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EPA SAYS SUPERFUND IS HARD AT WORK IN VIRGINIA
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RICHMOND ATTAINS CLEAN AIR STANDARD FOR SMOG, EPA SAYS
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EPA, JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO MONITOR CLEANUP OF PHILADELPHIA SCHOOLS
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SMOG REDUCTION PLAN APPROVED FOR PHILLY AREA
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EPA SAYS SUPERFUND IS HARD AT WORK IN DELAWARE
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CHEMICAL FIRMS CHARGED FOR FALSE IMPORTING
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UNDERGROUND TANK OWNERS -- DON'T WAIT ?TIL 98
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ADELPHIA STEEL EQUIPMENT COMPANY PAYS $7,000 FOR ENVIRONMENTAL VIOLATIONS
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PANTHER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PAY $77,000 FOR ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS
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MARYLAND SMOG REDUCTION PLAN APPROVED
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EPA AND OLIN CORPORATION AGREE TO SECOND PHASE CLEANUP AT SALTVILLE SUPERFUND SITE
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EPA TO OPEN SATELLITE OFFICE IN PITTSBURGH
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EPA TAKES PROTECTIVE MEASURES AT VALLEY FORGE
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TEENAGE PAPERMAKER TO BE HONORED IN WASHINGTON
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"DUCK SAVERS" TO BE HONORED IN WASHINGTON
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REPORT SAYS 93 PERCENT OF CHEMICALS CAPTURED
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CHEMICAL CO. & CONTRACTOR TO PAY $81,000 FOR POLLUTING
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IS IT SAFE TO GO BACK INTO THE WATER?
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HARRISBURG STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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NORFOLK HOUSING AUTHORITY STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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D.C. WARD 8 STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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McKEESPORT AND DUQUESNE STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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SEAT PLEASANT, MD STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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PRINCE GEORGE'S AND ANACOSTIA STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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CLIFTON FORGE STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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MARTINSVILLE STILL ELIGIBLE FOR BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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MAYOR RECEIVES WILMINGTON'S EPA BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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$39 MILLION TO PENNSYLVANIA FOR SAFE DRINKING WATER
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EPA GAS LEAK PROBE COMPLETE
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BALTIMORE COUNTY GETS EPA BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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MAY IS NATIONAL WETLANDS MONTH
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WILMINGTON GETS BROWNFIELDS GRANT
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BUCKS COUNTY GETS EPA BROWNSFIELDS GRANT
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EPA HALTS ASBESTOS WORK AT CHELTENHAM APARTMENTS
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WESTINGHOUSE TO PAY $400,000 FOR CLEAN AIR VIOLATIONS
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D.C. DRINKING WATER MAKES GRADE FOR APRIL
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EPA UPGRADES READING AIR TO OZONE ATTAINMENT
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TWO OF PENNSYLVANIA'S MOST HAZARDOUS SITES CLEANED
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EPA CELEBRATES NATIONAL DRINKING WATER WEEK MAY 4 - 10, 1997
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HEATING OIL TANKS MUST BE REGISTERED UNDER PROPOSED REGULATIONS
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MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES PLEADS TO CRIMINAL HAZARDOUS WASTE VIOLATIONS
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EPA SAYS SUPERFUND IS WORKING IN MARYLAND
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EPA TO WVA: SUPERFUND REFORMS ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE
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KEY ENVIRONMENTALISTS FROM MID-ATLANTIC AREA MEET IN PHILADELPHIA TO SHAPE PRESIDENTIAL INITIATIVE ON AMERICAN HERITAGE RIVERS
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EPA COMPUTERS PUT WILMINGTON STUDENTS ON LINE
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NEW CROWN, CORK & SEAL HEADQUARTERS SHOWCASES ENERGY EFFICIENCY
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EPA CITES PA CHAMBER "SCARE TACTICS"
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PHILADELPHIA CONSERVES ENERGY FOR EARTH DAY AND EVERYDAY
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EPA COMMUNITY WORKER GETS CITY AWARD
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EARTH DAY CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS EPA PROGRAMS
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EARTH DAY VOLUNTEERS TO CLEAN NEIGHBORHOODS, PARK
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PECO ENERGY TEAMS UP WITH EPA IN REDUCING POLLUTION
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SUPERFUND ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF EPA AWARDS
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SUPERFUND SITE TO CITY PARK:
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BETHLEHEM STEEL TO SPEND OVER A MILLION TO SETTLE PCB COMPLAINT
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NAMES NEW DELAWARE LIAISON
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D.C. DRINKING WATER MAKES GRADE FOR MARCH
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EPA ORDERS CARDINAL TO CLEAN UP ASBESTOS, SOLVENTS
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EPA COMPUTERS PUT ANACOSTIA NEIGHBORS ON LINE
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SHELL COMPANIES AGREE TO FIKE/ARTEL SUPERFUND CLEANUP
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EPA UNIQUE AGREEMENT RESULTS IN CLEANUP OF VIRGINIA FUEL FARM
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APPAHANNOCK RIVER WATERSHED GETS $20,000 EPA GRANT FOR ?GREEN DEVELOPMENT' STUDIES
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MID-ATLANTIC SITES ADDED TO SUPERFUND LIST
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MASON COUNTY NIGHT CLUB TO PAY $350,000 FOR ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS
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EPA WINS RIGHT TO PROTECT HOMEOWNERS' PRIVACY
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EPA SUSPENDS LAB WORK AFTER CHEMICAL SPILL
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BLAIR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECEIVES NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE AWARD
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CMB ASSOCIATES RECOGNIZED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE
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WASHINGTON HILTON AND TOWERS RECEIVES ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE AWARD NATIONAL
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WASHINGTON HILTON AND TOWERS RECEIVES ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE AWARD NATIONAL
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EXCELLENCE AWARD WESCO DISTRIBUTION RECEIVES NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL
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EPA ORDERS DRINKING WATER SUPPLIER TO COMPLY
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EPA RESPONDS TO VIRGINIA PESTICIDE SPILL
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PROGRESS AT EPA'S CAPE CHARLES ?BROWNFIELDS' SITE
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SETTLEMENT WILL REDUCE CONSUMER RECYCLING HEADACHES
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"GLOBAL" SETTLEMENT FOR FIKE/ARTEL SUPERFUND CLEANUP
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JOSEPH SMITH & SONS, INC. TO PAY $13,750 PENALTY
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EPA SCIENTIST CREATES EMERGENCIES ON CD-ROM
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EPA OKs CLEANUP OF WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
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EPA AND PENNSYLVANIA IDENTIFY AIR POLLUTERS
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BFI PAYS NEW CASTLE CO. $271,634 FOR SEWAGE FRAUD
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EPA APPROVES D.C. DRINKING WATER PLAN
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EMERGENCY FUNDS APPROVED FOR VIRGINIA SUPERFUND SITE
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EPA ASBESTOS COMPLAINT AGAINST 3 WEST VIRGINIA FIRMS
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EPA ANNOUNCES "WIN-WIN" CLEANUP PROGRAM
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EPA TAKES EMERGENCY ACTION IN MARYLAND
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HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS SLATED FOR GROUNDWATER FEST
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EPA HALTS ROHM & HAAS' SALE OF PESTICIDE
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PENNZOIL/EUREKA PAY PENALTY, FIX PIPELINES
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BETHLEHEM STEEL FINED, AGREES TO CLEAN UP
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Middle School Students Share Watershed Protection Ideas with EPA
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EPA RELEASES 1996 ENFORCEMENT REPORT ENVIRO-POLICE ON THE BEAT
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EPA ASSURES SENATOR SANTORUM AT DRAKE SITE
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U. S. EPA ISSUES ORDER TO LORD CORP. FOLLOWING DISCOVERY OF RESIDENTIAL WELL CONTAMINATION
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CELOTEX CORPORATION CITED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL VIOLATIONS
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CITIZENS COUNCIL SUPPORTS INSPECTOR GENERAL FINDINGS
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WILSON COLLEGE GETS EPA GRANT FOR ORGANIC FARMS
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EPA EXTENDS OZONE DEADLINE FOR SOUTHWESTERN PA
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EPA SAYS HAMPTON ROADS MEETS OZONE STANDARD
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FRANKLIN SMELTING TO REDUCE LEAD POLLUTION
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VIRGINIA COMMUNITIES RECEIVE $66,484 IN ENVIRONMENTAL GRANTS
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MARYLAND COMMUNITIES RECEIVE $103,800 IN ENVIRONMENTAL GRANTS
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RECEIVES $79,906 IN ENVIRONMENTAL GRANTS
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PENNSYLVANIA COMMUNITIES RECEIVE $60,000 IN ENVIRONMENTAL GRANTS
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EPA TO HOST COMMERCIAL ITEM ACQUISITIONS SEMINAR
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EPA ISSUES DISCHARGE PERMIT FOR BLUE PLAINS
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EPA ISSUES ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER TO GEIGERTOWN WATER SYSTEM
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MIGHTY DUCK SAVERS FLOCK TO U.S. CAPITOL
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DC DRINKING WATER QUALITY IMPROVES
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VIRGINIA'S AIR PERMIT PROGRAM CLOSER TO APPROVAL SUPREME COURT RULES COMMONWEALTH LAW OVERLY RESTRICTIVE
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EPA AND WEST VIRGINIA ENVIRO GROUPS REACHCLEAN WATER ACT AGREEMENT
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KEYSTONE HELICOPTER CORPORATION RECEIVES SENTENCE FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE VIOLATIONS
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Shawmont School Visits the EPA
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EPA SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR PRESIDENTIAL YOUTH AWARD
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FOUR PA COMPANIES CITED FOR NOT REPORTING CHEMICAL USE
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WEST VIRGINIA CONTRACTOR INDICTED FOR ASBESTOS VIOLATIONS
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Carroll County LEPC Gets EPA Award for Environmental Activism
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West Chester Company Gets EPA Award for Environmental Activism
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Program Manager Gets EPA Award for Environmental Activism Award
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National Institute for Chemical Studies Gets EPA Award for Environmental Activism
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Monroe County Resident Gets EPA Award for Environmental Activism
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Maryland Emergency Management Agency Gets EPA Award for Environmental Activism
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Flexsys America Nitro Plant Gets EPA Award for Environmental Activism
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