Port Miami dredging plan may be harming ocean wildlife
August 25, 2014
Port Miami in Florida is currently undergoing the dredging of about 6 million cubic yards of ocean floor.
Environmental Consulting for Energy Industry
August 20, 2014
Helping energy providers maintain compliance and manage potential environmental liabilities has been a cornerstone of PPM's business since the inception of our firm.
Environmental regulation: Is the natural gas industry next?
August 19, 2014
Though new coal regulations will likely help the natural gas industry in the near term, many producers believe it is only a matter of time before the EPA regulates natural gas plants.
Gas line adapts to residential concerns
August 18, 2014
Sometimes, it becomes necessary for project stakeholders to change their plans altogether and move a pipeline away from its originally proscribed route.
EPA proposing new refinery regulations
August 18, 2014
The EPA has released new regulatory guidelines for refineries, with a particular focus on benzene emissions.
Manufacturers: Ozone standard could be most costly regulation ever
August 18, 2014
A looming Obama administration rule aimed at updating the federal ozone standard could be the…
Study: Fracking sites may be too close to water supplies
August 18, 2014
Stanford University researchers examined fracking operations at two Wyoming geological formations and found that, in both cases, drilling occurred at shallow depths just below sources of drinking water.
Do we understand the risks of shale oil and natural gas?
August 14, 2014
The growth and development of the domestic shale oil and natural gas boom has led to a great deal of enthusiasm, particularly in the United States. But what about potential risks?
Policymakers must be strategic about shale revolution
August 14, 2014
The shale oil revolution can benefit the domestic manufacturing industry and the overall U.S. economy in a major way—as long as policymakers take advantage of it in a sustainable manner.
Oil output will increase faster than previously thought
August 8, 2014
New evidence suggests that U.S. oil daily oil production will be higher than before.
Some states see proven oil reserves increase rapidly
August 7, 2014
States that were once thought to possess little in the way of oil resources now lead the nation in crude production.
Toledo lifts two-day water ban after toxin clears
August 5, 2014
A toxin caused by algae blooms forced Toledo to ban all water use for two days.
Colorado seeks sustainability as it breaks oil production records
August 1, 2014
Colorado energy companies produced 64.1 million barrels of oil in 2013, which is 30 percent higher than what was recorded in 2013.
MIT researchers develop robot that can check for pipeline leaks
August 1, 2014
Researchers at MIT have developed a robotic system that can check for pipeline leaks automatically.
Toxicologists explore cause of Indiana bird deaths
July 30, 2014
The site of one of America's worst chemical disasters may still be having a negative effect on local wildlife, according to new reports.