Laws & Regulations
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GU0020273: GWA Umatac-Merizo WWTP, Merizo, Guam
Documents related to NPDES Permit #GU0020273 for Guam Waterworks Authority Umatac-Merizo Wastewater Treatment Plant, Merizo, Guam.
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Begin Actual Construction
Explanation of the meaning of Begin Actual Construction
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EPA Region 4 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)
EPA Regional implementations and regulations for the processing, distribution, use, cleanup, storage and disposal of PCBs under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).
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Mississippi NPDES Permits
NPDES wastewater permits issued by EPA in Mississippi.
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NPDES Permit for Pearl River Wastewater Treatment Plant
EPA's NPDES wastewater permit for the Pearl River Wastewater Treatment Plant located within the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians tribal boundary.
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UIC Permit: VAS2D957BDIC
EnerVest UIC permit for a brine disposal injection well
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Operators of Coachella Valley’s Oasis Mobile Home Park agree to upgrade drinking and wastewater systems
EPA News Release: Operators of Coachella Valley’s Oasis Mobile Home Park agree to upgrade drinking and wastewater systems
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UIC Permit: VAS2D950BBUC
EnerVest UIC permit for a brine disposal injection well
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NPDES Permit for New Harmony Wastewater Treatment Plant
EPA's NPDES wastewater permit for the New Harmony Wastewater Treatment Plant located within the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians tribal boundary.
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Who is responsible for ensuring that a project has been reviewed by a project designer in order to ensure compliance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA)?
AHERA response actions are required to be designed, not reviewed, by accredited persons. The local education agency (LEA) and its “designated person” under 40 CFR part 763.84(g) have the responsibility to ensure that AHERA requirements are carried out. For asbestos work in public and commercial buildings, it is any contractor…
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UIC Permit: PAS2R985AVEN
Tarr & Tarr OIl Production underground injection control enhance oil recovery permit page
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Who is responsible for overseeing the asbestos-in-schools regulations?
EPA is the primary governmental agency responsible for enforcing the regulations promulgated under AHERA. However, if your State has been issued a "waiver" (or delegation of program authority), the State agency then becomes responsible for enforcing these requirements. The states that currently have waiver programs are: Connecticut, Colorado, Louisiana, Massachusetts…
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What is an asbestos management plan?
An asbestos management plan is required to provide documentation of the recommended asbestos response actions, the location of asbestos within the school, and any action taken to repair or remove the material. The school authority must maintain records to be included in the Asbestos Management Plan. These records include among…
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Is it dangerous to have asbestos containing material in my school?
Not necessarily. Undamaged asbestos that is properly managed in place poses little health risk to students, teachers and other school occupants. However, it is important that the proper school designated authorities regularly inspect the condition of asbestos-containing materials to ensure they remain intact. Asbestos can pose a health hazard when…
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La EPA ordena a dos parques de casas móviles del Valle de Coachella que proporcionen agua potable segura
EPA News Release: La EPA ordena a dos parques de casas móviles del Valle de Coachella que proporcionen agua potable segura
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Is the local education agency (LEA) required to provide a separate notification to non-short-time workers and building occupants (i.e. parents, teachers, and employees or their organizations) for each response action that is performed?
No. Under 40 CFR part 763.84(c), a separate notification for each response action taken is not required. A notice to parents, teachers, and employees or their organizations once a year is sufficient. Other Frequent Questions about Asbestos Learn About Asbestos Asbestos and School Buildings Information for Owners and Managers of…
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EPA Actions Restore Safe Drinking Water to over 900 Mobile Home Park Residents in Eastern Coachella Valley
Drinking water previously contained unsafe levels of arsenic.
EPA News Release: EPA Actions Restore Safe Drinking Water to over 900 Mobile Home Park Residents in Eastern Coachella Valley
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What should a school do if it finds thermal system insulation (TSI) in a ceiling space, pursuant to the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA)?
If the space in which the TSI is discovered has never been inspected in accordance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) inspection requirements, then such an inspection must be undertaken and should focus on all such previously unexpected space above a drop ceiling in which TSI is present…
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EPA orders two Coachella Valley mobile home parks to provide safe drinking water
EPA News Release: EPA orders two Coachella Valley mobile home parks to provide safe drinking water
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UIC Permit: PAS2D216BWAR
Bear Lake underground injection control permit