Laws & Regulations

United States Environmental Protection Agency Grants and Fellowship Information

Grants and Fellowship Information for a wide array of Grant Programs.

UIC Permit: PAS2D030BCLE

Sammy-Mar underground injection control permit

CWA Section 401 Regulatory Requirements

Clean Water Act Section 401 rulemaking effort

Interim Policy to Preserve Separated Personnel’s Electronically Stored Information Subject to Litigation Holds

This Interim Policy is designed to ensure the preservation of electronically stored information (ESI), created or received by EPA employees, contractors or grantees with user and email accounts on EPA networks, who have ended their employment with EPA.

Fuel Economy Label Updates

EPA requires auto manufacturers to revise MPG (miles per gallon) values on fuel economy labels (window stickers) if relevant information becomes available that show that values are too high.

Quick Reference Guides on Class VI Program Implementation

This webpage presents links to several quick reference guides for Class VI program implementation considerations intended for UIC program directors.

Underground Injection Control Well Classes

This webpage provides the basic definition of each UIC well class as well as the concept of endangerment. Links for individual well class are also provided.

Village of Cimarron - NPDES Permit No. NM0031038

City of Santa Rosa - NPDES Permit No. NM0024988

Mold Course: Introduction

This course provides an overview of mold prevention and mold remediation. It is based on EPA's voluntary March 2001 guidance document Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings.

Hazardous Waste Documents

EPA has developed fact sheets to help stakeholders understand the new e-manifest system. There are fact sheets dedicated to all common stakeholders.

Southwest Jefferson County Mining National Priority List (NPL) Superfund Site, Jefferson County, Missouri - Fact Sheet, August 2017

EPA Conducting Remedial Action – Residential Soils

Hazard Assessment for Munitions and Explosives of Concern Workgroup Meeting

This document contains the action and consensus items that the workgroup agreed upon at its November 4-5, 2004, meeting in Washington, DC.

Hazard Assessment for Munitions and Explosives of Concern: Workgroup Briefing Book - SectionC

This section contains the issue papers.

Hazard Assessment for Munitions and Explosives of Concern: Workgroup Briefing Book - SectionA

This section contains the introduction and agenda.

Reporting Under CERCLA S. 120(h) of Hazardous Substances Used as Building Materials

Incorporation of asbestos into a structure would not by itself trigger a notice requirement, but the property would have to be examined for any asbestos “release,” “storage,” or “disposal.”

Final Responses October 2007 - Draft Munitions and Explosives of Concern Hazard Assessment Guidance Document - Comment Form

Comments from various individuals and organizations, along with responses from the EPA,Final Responses October 2007.