Ofwat to fine Thames Water Â£12m
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Regulator Ofwat says it plans to fine Thames Water Â£12m for poor reporting and customer service.
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The River Thames, which bisects the centre of London, is said by some to be among the world's cleaner urban waterways, but that claim to fame is undermined by frequent spillage from the capital's sewage system.
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The most polluting lorries driving into London will have to pay a charge of 200 pounds from Monday, under new rules aimed at cutting pollution in the capital.
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Power supply firm National Grid could face fines of up to Â£12m for major power cuts, watchdog Ofgem says.
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Water firm United Utilities is given a Â£8.5m fine from water regulator Ofwat for breaching trading rules.
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Water levels were expected to peak along the River Thames early Wednesday morning, with the government pledging more money to combat Britain&#39;s worst floods in living memory.
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Plans for a Â£1bn reservoir in Oxfordshire are unveiled by Thames Water in order to meet increased demand.
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The DuPont Co. agreed to a settlement potentially worth more than $340 million Thursday to resolve allegations the chemical giant contaminated drinking water in West Virginia
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The expected cost of the 2012 Olympics has risen from Â£2.4bn to at least Â£3.3bn, the culture secretary tells MPs.
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By Lisa Fleisher, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.  Mar. 6--An alliance of coastal communities along the Grand Strand could band together to request around $120 million in federal funding to address the problem of stormwater runoff.
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First Command Financial Services, one of the best-known companies marketing financial products to military families, agreed yesterday to pay $12 million to settle accusations that it
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Using wind to make clean water could be a winning combination.
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Science & environment: UK's leading food and drink manufacturers join forces in new initiative to reduce water usage
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Science & environment: Owners of the worst polluting lorries and buses will from today have to pay Â£200 per day to enter London
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Thames Water is questioned by a London Assembly committee over its decision to pump raw sewage into the river.
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By Dave Black  A development company was ordered to pay more than pounds 17,000 yesterday after admitting a second offence of allowing sewage effluent from a flagship housing project to pollute a Northumberland river.
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By Steve Bennish Staff Writer WEST MILTON -- The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency said it has issued a permit to Ludlow Falls sand and gravel pit operator Milton Materials LLC that could allow up to 11.52 million gallons of groundwater per day into the Stillwater River.