Long Term Stewardship Task Force Report and the Development of Implementation Options for the Task Force Recommendations
Long Term Stewardship Task Force Report and the Development of Implementation
Options for the Task Force Recommendations (PDF) (57 pp, 1,060K, About PDF)
Long-term stewardship (LTS) applies to sites and properties where long-term
management of contaminated environmental media is necessary to protect
human health and the environment over time. EPA formed the LTS Task Force
in 2004 to evaluate the state of long-term stewardship across its various
waste cleanup programs. The Task Force released this report to address
a variety of challenges facing EPA and its partners responsible for ensuring
LTS.
Table of Contents
Task Force Recommendations Summary
What is Long-Term Stewardship?
Why is Long-Term Stewardship Important?
What Are EPA and Others Doing about Long-Term Stewardship?
Challenges and Recommendations
Appendix A: Key Long-Term Stewardship Themes Gathered from Other Agencies and Groups
Appendix B: Long-Term Stewardship Studies and Initiatives
![[logo] US EPA](http://www.epa.gov/epafiles/images/logo_epaseal.gif)