After a down year in 2017, the utility-scale solar market in the U.S. is on the rebound thanks to continued federal investment, state tax and policy incentives and declining capital costs.
Often misunderstood, groundwater recharge is an important consideration when assessing groundwater supply or aquifer vulnerability.
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano is causing some serious air quality concerns for residents of the big island as well as those on Maui and Oahu.
The rusty old tank in Los Angeles is now a 30-foot high Day-Glo collage of surf-inspired psychedelia that's visible from miles away.
Michigan is cracking down on PFAS contamination with a pair of new regulatory actions aimed at protecting the state's water supply.
Upgrading to new turbines can have many benefits for aging power plants - provided the project is done right. Here are seven tips to help plan and execute a successful upgrade.
May 1st, 2018
topics Permitting and Licensing
industries Generation Utilities
TRC's site remediation efforts literally laid the groundwork for the $94 million restoration of Springfield's Union Station, which has won the Phoenix Award as the nation's best brownfield redevelopment.
TRC's sustainability initiatives are a year-round effort. See where we succeeded in 2017 and how we plan to do even more in 2018.
A federal appeals court has ruled that the EPA's emission standards for industrial, commercial and institutional boilers are “arbitrary and capricious.”
Spring is finally here and the Common Ground Alliance wants to remind you to call 811 before you any digging - whether it's on a big construction site or for a weekend project in your backyard.