Viewing news filed under Water Regulations

Next Page

Property owners in Maryland to pay "rain tax" as part of Chesapeake Bay cleanup

Posted on April 16th, 2013 under Agricultural Runoff, Water Regulations

Property owners in Maryland will be charged a "rain tax" from July as the state looks for different means of funding cleanup initiatives in the Chesapeake Bay.According to the Maryland Repor [...]

Read more…

City officials in Maryland consider "daunting" costs of watershed restoration plan

Posted on February 28th, 2013 under Water Regulations

City officials in Salisbury, Maryland, have told legislators that the high cost of developing a Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) is a reality that has to be faced, despite the price tag being " [...]

Read more…

Tougher action should be taken against Chesapeake Bay polluters, says report

Posted on December 7th, 2012 under Wastewater News, Water Regulations

States that border the Chesapeake Bay have made good progress in reducing the levels of pollutants and nutrients that flow into the water, but further action is required to keep the cleanup on track, [...]

Read more…

EPA issues updates to 1986 water quality standards

Posted on November 28th, 2012 under Water Regulations

Following a number of state-led concerns that the federal government wasn't doing enough to protect recreational bathers from potentially polluted water, the Environmental Protection Agency has is [...]

Read more…

Chesapeake Bay coalition questions state-mandated phosphorus levels

Posted on November 21st, 2012 under Agricultural Runoff, Water Regulations

Local officials in communities with waterways that flow into the Chesapeake Bay have been asked to join a coalition to challenge an instruction at state level to actively reduce phosphorus levels in r [...]

Read more…

Next Page