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Meeting Minutes and Final Report for April 2022 SACC Meeting on Draft TSCA Systematic Review Protocol

Listserv announcing for April SACC meeting

EPA Issues Draft Part 2 of Risk Evaluation for Asbestos for Public Comment

Creating Perspectives (formerly Blog posts)

Guidance for creating a perspective, a dynamic lists of perspectives, and related information.

Perspectives Guidance

Guidelines for posting articles to the EPA Perspectives web area, include writing style, requirements and approval and publishing information.

Redundant, Outdated, and/or Trivial Content (ROT): Review and Clean Up Your Web Area

Keep content relevant and improve usability for your top audiences and their tasks by regularly identifying and removing what is redundant, outdated, and/or trivial (ROT).

Creating Cards How To

How to create cards in Webcms, including screenshots and instructions with link to USWDS.
You can create cards using the paragraph type.

Creating a Dynamic List

You can create dynamic lists in the body or sidebar section of a page, based on content type and other filters such as channel or press office, and preview them easily.

The Davis-Bacon Act and Brownfields

This document describes a federal law in place to ensure that any worker involved in a federally-funded public works project is compensated in a fair and timely manner. FAQs provide additional details on the application of this federal law.

FOIA: An Important Tool for Promoting Transparency and Building Public Trust in Agency Actions

Memo from Andrew Wheeler, Administrator to all EPA employees, 11/13/19

JavaScript: Leaflet

Leaflet is an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps.

Creating Content for EPA's Spanish Site

Spanish content on EPA.gov is managed using a subsite of the WebCMS. EPA's Spanish content is publicly available and can be added, edited, and managed using the Spanish WebCMS. Spanish News Releases are still in the www WebCMS.

Urban Agriculture

This page provides Urban Agriculture Basic Information.

Great Falls, MT: Taking Back Downtown One Brownfield at a Time

Taking Back Downtown One Brownfield at a Time

Public Health

In areas with one or more brownfields, the presence of multiple hazards and lack of protective features can combine to pose health threats to the community, such as disinvestment over time and hazardous contaminants that are known, unknown, or perceived.