The plants are ill-equipped to remove pollutants from the wastewater — which is intensely salty and tainted with chemicals. The state Department of Environmental Protection said recent water tests suggest the discharges could harm drinking water supplies and, eventually, human health.
- Apr 22 Fri 2011 01:43
Pa. wants to end gas-drilling wastewater discharge
- Apr 21 Thu 2011 19:58
Couch-Potato Kids: It Shows in Their Eyes, Researchers Say
Gopinath and her colleagues evaluated 1,492six-year-olds in Sydney, tracking the hours they spent in both physical activity and sedentary pursuits.
- Apr 21 Thu 2011 19:58
American Family Insurance’s “My Quote” online tool provides convenience for Spanish-speaking auto insurance customers
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) April 20, 2011
- Apr 21 Thu 2011 08:56
Tata to invest 'up to $27 bn over 5 years': MD
The group, which has nearly 100 companies under its wing, said it plans to invest the money in sectors such as power, steel, automobiles, telecoms and chemicals.
- Apr 21 Thu 2011 08:55
End of emergency rule in Syria unlikely to quell protests or stop arrests
"It will not change reality," she says in a phone interview from Vienna. "Plenty of laws in Syria allow the government to arrest citizens and accuse them of many different crimes."
- Apr 21 Thu 2011 08:41
Red River crests at Grand Forks; snow falls
The Red River reached a preliminary crest at 49.87 feet on Thursday at Grand Forks and continues to spread out across regions north of the city, reaching eight miles wide or more at Oslo, Minnesota, which has become an island amid the swells, the National Weather Service said on Friday.
- Apr 21 Thu 2011 08:41
CLRSearch Top 10 Cities with the Best Quality of Life
Where is the best place in the country to live? What attributes increase your quality of life? CLRSearch.com sought to answers these very questions to find the Top 10 Cities with the Best Quality of Life.
Palm Coast, FL (PRWEB) April 20, 2011
- Apr 20 Wed 2011 22:24
Ovarian cancer starts elsewhere: study
The finding could provide clues on how to attack ovarian cancer, which often causes no early symptoms and by the time it is found has spread so much that the tumors are impossible to stop.
- Apr 20 Wed 2011 22:23
GOP insiders embrace Trump's presidential bid
President Barack Obama has launched his re-election bid in a low-key manner, but the Republican Party's search for a challenger seems stranger by the day.
- Apr 20 Wed 2011 21:07
Actress in cult 'Doctor Who' show dies
Liverpool-born Sladen first appeared on the BBC show in 1973, playing the Doctor's assistant, Sarah Jane Smith.