About EPA
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Nonprofit Involvement in Brownfields Reuse
Getting Started With a Brownfield Site: What Nonprofits Need to Know
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R1 Success Story: Thornton Heights Common, South Portland, Maine
Learn more about the Brownfields Success Story for Thornton Heights Common, South Portland, Maine.
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R1 Success Story: Well Site, Passamaquoddy Tribe, Pleasant Point, Maine
Learn more about the Brownfields Success Story for Well Site, Passamaquoddy Tribe, Pleasant Point, Maine.
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Agriculture Regional Contacts
Regional Contact Information for Agriculture
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ICYMI: Administrator Zeldin Travels to Superfund Sites, Disaster Areas Around the Country
EPA News Release: ICYMI: Administrator Zeldin Travels to Superfund Sites, Disaster Areas Around the Country
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Background on HFCs and the AIM Act
The text of the AIM Act
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Success Stories and Case Studies
Climate success stories are helpful for general educational purposes and for use by states, Tribes, local governments, and stakeholders to take climate adaptation action.
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Media and Listservs
List of free EPA and other federal government water and climate newsletters, listservs, and podcasts.
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Tribal Minor New Source Review
EPA developed options to simplify the Clean Air Act New Source Review permitting process for certain minor sources of air pollution commonly found in indian country.
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Technical Assistance to Brownfields Communities
This notice announces the availability of funds and solicits applications from eligible entities (including eligible non-profit organizations) to provide technical assistance to communities on brownfield issues.
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EPA Announces Collaborative Research Program to Support New Chemical Reviews
Revisions to TSCA Inventory announcement
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What EPA Is Doing About Climate Change
Common-sense steps to help address the challenge of climate change.
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EPA Correspondence and Other Documents on Ambler, Pennsylvania
Letters of Correspondence from the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
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为英语水平有限者提供援助
Simplified Chinese translation of web page on "Assisting individuals with Limited English Proficiency
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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin Travels to Los Angeles, California as EPA Expedites the Largest Wildfire Cleanup Effort in Agency History
Emergency Response
EPA News Release: EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin Travels to Los Angeles, California as EPA Expedites the Largest Wildfire Cleanup Effort in Agency History
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EPA Administrator Zeldin Addresses Environmental Council of States’ 2025 Spring Meeting, Highlights Commitment to Cooperative Federalism
EPA News Release: EPA Administrator Zeldin Addresses Environmental Council of States’ 2025 Spring Meeting, Highlights Commitment to Cooperative Federalism
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EPA Celebrates 500 Regional Support Projects
2024 marks the completion of 500 reuse planning and technical support projects since the inception of EPA's Superfund Redevelopment Program in 1999. This page includes a map to explore over 500 regional support projects and access site-specific photos.
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Superfund Redevelopment Mapper
This web-based mapping tool helps stakeholders explore potential reuse opportunities. Any existing GIS data layer can be added to the tool, allowing users to explore more information such as income levels, unemployment numbers and land features.
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Why Are Our Regional Offices and Labs Located Where They Are? A Historical Perspective on Siting
Material compiled/presented 3/23/93 by EPA Assistant Historian in response to query from Director of Office of Administration on reason EPA facilities were located where they are across US
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About the Climate Ready Estuaries Program
The Climate Ready Estuaries program is a partnership between EPA and the National Estuary Programs to address climate change in coastal areas. It has helped coastal communities prepare for climate change since 2008.