Jackson Hole’s water watchdogs want to know if ammonia is still getting into groundwater near the Town of Jackson’s wastewater treatment plant and, if so, what the source of that contamination is.
Water quality advocacy organization Protect Our Water Jackson Hole petitioned the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality in late August seeking answers to its questions.
A guest shot piece written by the POWJH staff. We can no longer take water for granted at the headwaters of the Snake River. Contributing analysis, advocacy and action, Protect...
Two inns north of Jackson that are aiming to connect to town sewer lines are exempt from further environmental review after the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality determined the project...
The Hoback Water and Sewer District has asked Teton County commissioners for $25,000 to fund a wastewater study. The wastewater study will help stakeholders understand how serious the wastewater problem...
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