Features
Veolia North America's Wurtland, Fort Hill, James River, and Morses Mill facilities were recognized at the 25th Annual CSX Chemical Safety Excellence Awards.
Features
The Atlanta Fulton County Water Treatment Plant was awarded both the Platinum Award and the Award of Excellence.
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The EPA is establishing a new national system for tracking hazardous waste in accordance with the Hazardous Waste Electronic Manifest Establishment Act.
Target Date for Compliance is June 30, 2018.
Target Date for Compliance is June 30, 2018.
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Delivering a more a sustainable and cost-effective energy solution for the city.
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Delivering a Positive Environmental Impact in the Community through Teamwork
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Following Hurricane Harvey’s path across Southeast Texas, Veolia’s incinerator at Port Arthur is intact and operational at this time. All of the wastes at the facility are safe and secure as are Veolia’s on-site essential operations personnel.
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Hurricane Harvey has indisputably devastated much of South East Texas. Our entire organization is concerned for our employees, neighbors and the communities that have been impacted by the storm and will continue to experience the effects of Hurricane Harvey.
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On Wednesday, August 16, four Veolia North America employees gathered in Boston for a day-long innovation workshop.
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The ESS team in Puerto Rico, led by Tomas Rivera, has been recognized by Caribbean Business Journal for 25 years of service transforming waste into resources.
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Mayor Commends Residents for Water-Saving Pledges
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The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities has decided to implement 13 new microgrids statewide in order to maximize their resilience in the face of catastrophic weather.
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Six-inch bullfrogs, eight student-made birdhouses and thousands of honeybees were among the things waiting for 50 fifth-graders from Mill Pond School as they visited their utility neighbors on the east side of the Assabet River.
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President and CEO of Veolia North America, Bill DiCroce, recently wrote an editorial for The Hill addressing the role water systems should play in the investments in infrastructure proposed by the current U.S. administration.