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Sand dams: Low-tech weapons against climate change
… Kenya recently … 
Natural attenuation gets a boost
Microbes can now be relied on to clean up sites contaminated with chlorinated solvents …
Dump closure cited as EPA success story
Environmental Protection Agency Region 9 declared the closure of Saipan's Puerto Rico Dump
as the highlight of its accomplishment report for 2006 …
EPA details Pacific fines
The U.S. E.P.A. reports that the enforcement actions it brought in Guam, American Samoa
and Saipan this year have made polluters spent more than $14.4 million to correct
violations …
City receives grant to protect drinking water
New Bedford has received a state grant worth nearly half a million dollars to help protect
drinking water quality for years to come …
Fireworks may cause sparks with Norwood
… but due to worries about pollution the event won't take place at the regular site
of Buckmaster Pond …
Will it be bottled or tap water?
Every day, Houstonians make a choice when they're thirsty. Will it be bottled or tap
water? But is the water that comes from the store really better than the water …
Irving lets Dallas know it may have to tap its water
Dallas officials say they'll help quench Irving's thirst for additional water if and when
the suburb needs it. But they're not looking forward to it …
Unsafe water imperils lives of almost half of humanity
Despite all the remarkable scientific and medical advances in recent years, 4,500 children
still die daily because of poor water quality …
Growing green market
Sales of organic coffee products reached $89 million in 2005, up 40.4 percent from the
previous year …