What's exactly in Blue Origin's 'industrial wastewater' is bound by government rules that require what's tested for. But ...

Under the proposal, the company would dump nearly half a million gallons of processed and unprocessed water every day.

As industries grow, they consume more natural resources, resulting in large amounts of wastewater containing pollutants, particularly metals. 1 Therefore, the environmental monitoring of industrial ...

Large volumes of contaminated wastewater are discharged from different industries, including battery manufacturing, alloy, mining, and electroplating. Wastewater contaminants (toxic heavy metals and ...

Per the DEP draft permit, Blue Origin would discharge wastewater into a large stormwater pond, then ultimately the Indian ...

These pollutants come from various sources, including industrial processes such as petrochemical production, pharmaceuticals, and metal manufacturing, as well as domestic sewage, agricultural runoff, ...

Blue Origin's wastewater – which potentially could reach the Indian River Lagoon – does not come into contact with fuel or ...

Blue Origin is seeking a state environmental permit to discharge almost 500,000 gallons daily of "industrial wastewater" used in rocket component testing, cleaning and cooling operations to an onsite ...