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Administrator Lee Zeldin Travels to Los Angeles to Survey Wildfire Rebuilding Efforts, View Seizure of Illegal Pesticides, and Highlight Agency Effort to Reduce Food Waste
On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin visited Los Angeles, California, to spotlight agency commitments on reducing food waste, wildfire rebuilding efforts, stopping illegal pesticides, and wastewater reclamation.
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Honors Attorney Fellowships in EPA's Seattle Office (Region 10)
Opportunities for Honors Attorney Fellowships in EPA's regional office in Seattle.
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Legal Clerkships in EPA's Seattle Office (Region 10)
Volunteer legal clerkship opportunities in EPA's Region 10 office in Seattle.
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Questions and Answers for Newark Drinking Water
Questions and Answers for Newark Drinking Water, August 2019
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Energy Answers Monthly Update Report
Prevention of Significant Deterioration Air Permit Limited Extension Monthly Update Report
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Cross-Agency Strategies Annual Action Plans
EPA's annual Cross-Agency Strategies Action Plans.
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FY 2016 Annual Performance Report
Presents detailed performance results, as measured against the targets established in EPA’s FY 2016 Annual Plan and Budget. The Executive Overview section analyzes key performance outcomes and links to FY 2016 program evaluations.
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FY 2016 Data Quality Records
This document represents the verification and validation component of EPA's annual Justification of Appropriation Estimates for the Committee on Appropriations.
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EPA Takes Bold Action to Ensure Drinking Water is Safe from Microplastics, Pharmaceuticals, and Potential Hidden Contaminants
Historic Step for MAHA Movement: For the first time, EPA targets microplastics and pharmaceuticals as priority drinking water threat groups
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a landmark set of actions to safeguard the nation's drinking water from microplastics, pharmaceuticals, forever chemicals, and dozens of other contaminants.
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EPA Announces $1 Million in Funding to Reduce Lead in Tribal Drinking Water
Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced grant funding totaling $1 million for two projects to reduce lead in drinking water in Tribal communities.
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Plan and Budget for Public Involvement
This 2-page brochure offers suggestions to help with planning and budgeting for public involvement activities and processes.
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Spectrum of Public Involvement
This document illustrates EPA’s spectrum of public involvement.
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How to Consult and Involve the Public
Suggestions on how to conduct consultation and involvement activities.
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How to Evaluate Public Involvement
This brochure offers reasons for and consideration on how to evaluate public involvement activities and processes.
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From the Desk of the Regional Administrator - "EPA Leadership and State Agriculture Departments Meet at EPA’s Heartland Office"
EPA Region 7’s “From the Desk of the Regional Administrator” newsletter gives residents of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska a chance to hear from Regional Administrator Jim Macy on EPA’s work in their communities.
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EPA Implements New “Freedom to Fix” Presidential Memorandum; Gives SEMA Greenlight to Certify Aftermarket Products
Today, EPA took action by recognizing the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) as an alternative certification authority for aftermarket vehicle parts.
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Background on HFCs and the AIM Act
The text of the AIM Act
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EPA Invests in Making America Healthy Again with Announcement of $2.9 Million to Improve Drinking Water Across the Pacific Southwest
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing over $2.9 million in grant funding to improve drinking water infrastructure in the Pacific Southwest.
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Indiana (Part 60) Emission Guidelines and (Part 62) State/Federal Plans (Section 111d/129) Delegations
Delegation status for Clean Air Act Section 111(d)/129 Delegation , and Section 112 Major and Area Source Standards in Indiana
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Wisconsin (Part 60) Emission Guidelines and (Part 62) State/Federal Plans (Section 111d/129) Delegations
Delegation status for Clean Air Act Section 111(d)/129 standards in Wisconsin