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Keys to Securing Brownfields Funding Four Workshops in July

Pacific Organic Residuals Symposium, September 22-24

EPA honors Contra Costa County for pledging to remove nearly 2,000 pounds of lead from its vehicle fleet (4/17)

Romic East Palo Alto - new Web Page; final remedy decision

Sunrise Mountain Landfill Order - background and documents

Lost Lake Resort settles fuel spill

Solid Waste Assistance Grants/ Tribal Solid Waste Grants 2008

Waste Disposal Permits

For information regarding waste disposal permits, please call
(415) 495-8895 during business hours. You will be assisted by EPA contractors.

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EPA's waste programs promote handling hazardous wastes safely, cleaning up contaminated land, and reducing trash.

Under the authority of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and in cooperation with our state and tribal partners, our Waste Management Division manages a hazardous waste program, an underground storage tank program, and a solid waste program that includes development of waste reduction strategies such as recycling.

Features

The Yurok and Karuk Tribes in Northern California will use Resource Conservation Fund grant funds to increase material reuse and recycling, and improve solid waste management practices on their lands. Feature Story & Photos

EBMUD Helps Mitigate Climate Change Through Anaerobic Digestion EBMUD is pioneering an innovative method of reducing the amount of food waste reaching landfills while simultaneously producing renewable energy. Feature Story/Video/Social Media Links

EPA honors Contra Costa County for pledging to remove nearly 2,000 pounds of lead from its vehicle fleet Contra Costa County sets an example of responsible environmental stewardship.
News Release/Video

Nevada Tribal Community Transforms Contaminated Property EPA and the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony partnered to clean up a former industrial site in Reno, Nevada. Feature Story & Video | Reno-Sparks Indian Colony

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Accessing hazardous waste databases and information
Recycling & Solid Waste
Garbage, trash, and other solid waste

State & Local Partnerships
EPA's state and local partners
Underground Storage Tanks
Preventing and cleaning up leaks from USTs
About Us
Describing Region 9's waste programs and activities
Pollution Prevention
Reduce and prevent the production of waste