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Feds Further Shrink Federally Protected Wetlands Under the Clean Water Act
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (515+ words) Trade groups say federal agencies are trying to provide further clarity to builders, but environmental groups say actions are eroding protections for waters that have traditionally been protected as "waters of the United States." The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Army…...
Excellence in Safety, Sustainability Award Winners Revealed for ENR's Colorado/Wyoming and Intermountain Regions
1+ week, 4+ day ago (273+ words) The Kaiser Permanente Lakewood, Colo., Medical Offices project has been selected as an Excellence in Sustainability Award of Merit winner. A panel of safety experts selected the Excellence in Safety winners, with a special emphasis on safety programs, cultures and…...
Feds Advance 125-Mile Constitution Gas Pipeline for NY Despite Challenge
1+ week, 4+ day ago (615+ words) Schoharie Creek flows past the historic Schoharie Crossing aqueduct in upstate Schoharie County, N.Y. The creek is among waterways examined in the updated federal environmental review of the revived Constitution Pipeline. The revived 125-mile Constitution natural gas pipeline from Pennsylvania to…...
Enbridge Pauses Construction of $1B Pipeline in Wisconsin
1+ week, 6+ day ago (346+ words) Enbridge is using trailer-mounted flare stacks to burn off vapors from a natural gas liquid spill on Aug. 25. Canadian energy firm Enbridge has temporarily halted construction of its $1 billion Line 5 pipeline reroute project in northern Wisconsin after the state's Dept....
$403M Pipeline Pushes Mojave Groundwater Bank Into Construction
2+ week, 6+ day ago (377+ words) Cadiz plans to refurbish an idle 220-mi-long natural gas pipeline to transport water from the Mojave Desert to the California Aqueduct north of Los Angeles. Cadiz Inc. recently advanced its Mojave Groundwater Bank project into the construction phase, establishing a…...
Court Backs New York Approval of $1B Williams Gas Pipeline
2+ week, 6+ day ago (712+ words) Williams President and CEO Chad Zamarin speaks at the April 14 groundbreaking for the Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn. The project is targeted for service in late 2027. The U.S. Court of Appeals in New York City on…...
Pacific Northwest Infrastructure Faces Water and Power Challenges
2+ week, 6+ day ago (553+ words) Washington State has projects like the Arlington Battery Storage System to address its increasing energy needs. Data center construction, electric vehicle charging demand and climate change among other factors are posing big water and power challenges for the Pacific Northwest....
Select Water Plans $120M, 100-Mile New Mexico Pipeline Buildout
3+ week, 4+ day ago (735+ words) Select Water Solutions operates produced-water treatment and recycling equipment as part of its oilfield water infrastructure business. The company plans to invest up to $120 million to expand its Northern Delaware Basin network in southeastern New Mexico. Select Water Solutions, a…...
At the Frontier of Change: How—or Where— to Rebuild as Alaska's Permafrost Disappears
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1358+ words) In some areas of the tiny subsistence coastal village of Kwigillingok along the Bering Sea in western Alaska, pockets of ground feel squishy, almost gelatinous, rather than solid. It’s an odd sensation, as if there is only a thin layer…...
Visiting a Devastated Alaska Landscape for an ENR Report
3+ week, 4+ day ago (246+ words) McFarland with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ researcher Kevin Bjella at the Permafrost Tunnel. As we approached the building where we were to conduct the interview, the front of the ATV suddenly dipped. I asked Dustin what that was, and he…...