News from EPA During 2005

Group picture of Governor Whitman with members of the aging organizations.

Christine Todd Whitman, Former Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, meets with representatives of the Nation's leading aging organizations to announce the Aging Initiative, October 29, 2002.

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News from EPA Archived of 2005
	Date	News Resources
•	December 30, 2005	$18 Million Targeted for Water Quality Monitoring New Vehicles Tested For Emissions Durability Storm Water Rule Proposed to Comply with Energy Policy Act
•	December 21, 2005	Stronger Standards for Particles Proposed
•	December 19, 2005	The American Institute of Architects Development, Community, and Environment Division, US EPA National Sea Grant Office, NOAA Proposed Wet Weather Policy to Improve Wastewater Treatment
•	December 16, 2005	EPA Releases Longer Term Analyses of Sediment Data from Hurricane Katrina More Air Sampling Data from Hurricane Katrina Released
•	December 15, 2005	EPA Announces New Rules that Will Further Improve and Protect Drinking Water
•	December 14, 2005	Tools to Help Small Drinking-Water Utilities Control Arsenic
•	December 12, 2005	Great Lakes Regional Collaboration Strategy Now Available; EPA Outlines Next Federal Actions
•	December 8, 2005	EPA Releases Plan to Test Alternative Method to Remove Asbestos Guidebook Details Control of Urban Runoff Pollution
•	December 7, 2005	EPA Nanotechnology Draft White Paper Comments Sought on Proposed Permit for Stormwater Discharges Mazda Recalls 2001-2002 Miatas for Emissions Fix
•	December 6, 2005	States Join Energy Star Challenge to Cut Costs by 10 Percent or More
•	November 30, 2005	Sustainability Projects Funded at 41 Universities
•	November 22, 2005	Annual Superfund Data Shows Continuing Cleanup Progress
•	November 18, 2005	New Federal Rule Solves Longstanding Florida Wastewater Problem
•	November 17, 2005	EPA Issues First Draft Staff Paper on Ground-Level Ozone Early Release of Reporting Year 2004 TRI Data
•	November 16, 2005	California, Florida, Connecticut, Colorado Communities Cited for Balancing Development, Environmental Protection EPA Announces Research Fellowships Detroit Diesel Corporation Recalls Turbochargers and Diesel Particulate Filters on Urban Buses
•	November 14, 2005	Businesses and Organizations Can Save Energy this Winter with Help from EPA
•	November 10, 2005	EPA Provides $9 Million for Watershed Protection
•	November 9, 2005	EPA Finalizes Rule to Help States Reduce Ozone Pollution to Meet Stronger Federal Standards EPA Launches New Hispanic Environmental Health Webpage
•	November 7, 2005	EPA's Awards More Than $1 Million in Clean Diesel Grants Four New Flood-Related Public Service Announcements Produced
•	November 1, 2005	EPA Gives $1 Million in Grants to Improve Children's Environmental Health
•	October 28, 2005	EPA Tool Helps States Show Air Quality Improvements from Commuter Programs EPA Releases Great Lakes Task Force Report to the White House Agencies Release Final Environmental Impact Statement About Mountaintop Mining Activities in Appalachia
•	October 27, 2005	Clear Skies and Legislative and Regulatory Analyses Released
•	October 24, 2005	EPA and DHS Announce New Cooperative Center of Excellence for Research on Microbial Risk Assessment for Homeland Security EPA Offers Information in Vietnamese to Residents Returning to Hurricane Impacted Areas
•	October 21, 2005	EPA Seeks Additional Comments on Mercury Rule
•	October 20, 2005	Take Action to Save with Winter Energy-Efficiency Tips from EPA
•	October 19, 2005	EPA Announces Drinking Water Agreements with 24 Domestic Airlines Energy Savings Boost Companies onto List of Best Workplaces for Commuters
•	October 18, 2005	EPA Offers Informational Flyers in Spanish on Possible Environmental and Health Issues for Residents Returning to Hurricane Impacted Areas
•	October 13, 2005	Proposed Rule to Harmonize New Source Review with Existing Clean Air Programs
•	October 12, 2005	Fuel Economy Information for 2006 Models Now Available
•	October 5, 2005	EPA and Department of Energy Kick-Off Campaign to Save Energy
•	October 4, 2005	$10 Billion Saved on Energy Bills

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