Entries Tagged Regulations

A manufacturer of wet wipes has agreed to stop promoting its product as flushable and will no longer claim they are safe...

A property developer has been sued by the Missouri attorney general for selling lots he said had approved onsite septic systems when...

Workers in the construction industry now have the same confined space protections that those in manufacturing and general industry have had for...

The Maryland Board of Public Works in June approved $14 million in grant funding to help upgrade septic systems in rural parts...

The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a portable restroom company in a dispute over sales tax. Under the state’s...

After more than two years of work, onsite wastewater professionals in Michigan have a new law dealing with septage disposal. The law...

A manufacturer of wet wipes has agreed to stop promoting its product as being flushable and will no longer claim they are...

The Department of Ecology in Washington state is looking at regulatory changes due to the growing number of wineries in the state....

Pennsylvania has no shortage of groups working to promote onsite wastewater systems. Two of them represent installers, pumpers and other septic system...

Maryland has upgraded 6,550 septic systems to the best available technology through the Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund since 2010. Nearly 3,800 of...

WisconsinSeptic service professionals in Wisconsin may be facing a bit of a quandary concerning their liability insurance. In two December decisions, the...

The people who install onsite wastewater systems in Manitoba have some thoughts about improving the industry in the Canadian province. Regulators have...

To help fund its Chesapeake Bay cleanup effort, Maryland already has a rain tax and a flush tax on both sewer and...

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation has selected six teams to continue in its Alaska Water and Sewer Challenge. The research and...