Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine

A Manitoba audit has found that 20% of known water systems in the province do not have an operating licence and nearly half do...

A commitment to improvement at water purification plants in Burlington, Burloak and Oakville has led to Halton Region, Ontario, being selected as the first...

Protecting workers from harm includes proper safety training, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and the use of engineering controls to prevent dangerous spills.

In some low hydraulic conductivity settings, using one or more low-capacity wells could be advantageous, by decreasing the chance of excessive drawdown associated with higher capacity wells.

Most of the petroleum non-aqueous phase liquid at the majority of contaminated sites is expected to exist in residual form that remains largely unrecoverable via conventional remediation techniques.

Benefits of using an ROV for water tank inspections go beyond their technical basics.

Managing hydrilla through delineation with the right mix of traditional and leading-edge technology.

Due to success of the pilot, the city will be putting out a request for technology to establish a long-term proactive leak detection program to ensure that all water distribution systems are assessed annually.

By automatically integrating change of regulations in the cloud environment, Sanitation District No. 1 is able to keep on top of changing regulations without involving IT for software updates.

New research by the non-profit Environmental Working Group shows PFAS are prevalent in municipal tap water.

The Savannah Harbor Expansion Project has been in the works for years. By deepening the 14-metre-wide river channel by 1.5 metres, ships will be...

By Hassan Ktaech While even the most experienced commercial construction and renovation companies may be well versed in how to remove asbestos safely from walls,...