Sustaining Sustainability Throughout the Year
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.
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Court Tells EPA to Review “Arbitrary” Emissions Standard for Industrial Boilers
A federal appeals court has ruled that the EPA's emission standards for industrial, commercial and institutional boilers are “arbitrary and capricious.”
Getting the Dirt on National Safe Digging Month
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.
EPA Revamps Emissions Calculus for New Source Review Process
The EPA is changing the way it quantifies emissions for new projects under the Clean Air Act.
Cities that LED the Way: Improving Communities Through Better Streetlighting
Upgrading to LED streetlights can save money and make streets safer, a win/win for municipalities across the country.
TRC’s Ingenious Approach to Trapping Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids Earns U.S. Patent
TRC has earned a patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for developing an innovative way to trap non-aqueous phase liquids (NAPLs) from groundwater or sub-surface soil to prevent them from hampering the effectiveness of a permeable reactive barrier (PRB).
The EPA’s Risk Management Program for Railroads and the “Incident to Transportation” Exemption
A recent court ruling serves as an important reminder that railroads shouldn't be parking tankers containing hazardous substances for more than just a few days.
Will Washington Finally Make the Grade on Infrastructure?
Congress and the White House have a historic opportunity to shore up America's ailing infrastructure. Will they seize it? Or will election-year politics get in the way?
EPA Does “Major” About-Face on 1995 Pollution Policy
The EPA has reversed its long-standing “once in, always in” policy for major sources of Hazardous Air Pollutants, allowing facilities that reduce emissions to seek new permits with fewer conditions.
TRC Wins Department of Energy Grant to Test Integrated Technology Approach to Building Energy Efficiency
TRC is exploring new ways to boost energy efficiency in buildings through the use of technology as part of a grant award from the Department of Energy.