Learn the Issues
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E3: Economy - Energy - Environment
E3 is a technical assistance framework helping communities, manufacturers, and manufacturing supply chains adapt and thrive in today's green economy. Find information on pollution prevention, sustainable business practices, and energy efficiency.
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Introduction to Ecolabels and Standards for Greener Products
This page explains what ecolabels and environmental performance standards are.
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How-To Guides To Assemble Your E3 Team
"How-To Guides" lead communities and manufacturers through the process of assembling your E3 team and preparing for an E3 assessment.
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Small and Rural Wastewater Systems
Many tools, training, technical assistance, and funding resources are available to develop and maintain reliable and affordable wastewater treatment systems in small and rural communities including in tribal and U.S.-Mexico Border area.
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EPA Announces New Action to Make America Healthy Again by Collecting Data to Advance Science on Potential Drinking Water Contaminants
EPA is taking a key step to advance Safe Drinking Water Act implementation by proposing to monitor contaminants that are not currently regulated but may be present in drinking water.
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Monitoring Unregulated Contaminants in Drinking Water
Provides the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule requirements and the monitoring results (data).
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Chemical Waste Management Inc. Kettleman Hills Facility, Kings County, CA
Information about Chemical Waste Management Inc. Kettleman Hills Facility (KHF), a commercial hazardous and chemical waste landfill located southwest of Kettleman City. EPA regulates the handling of PCB waste at this facility.
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Particulate Matter (PM) Pollution
Particulate matter (PM) is one of the air pollutants regulated by the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). Reducing emissions of inhalable particles improves public health as well as visibility.
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Email Updates about Funding for Tribal Green Building
Subscribe to Tribal Green Building Funding Updates.
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2023-09-16: Red Hill Community Representation Initiative Membership Selection Meeting
September 16, 2023
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Red Hill in Focus Webinar Series - 2023 Administrative Consent Order (2023-06-13)
This webinar will provide an overview of the requirements included in the Red Hill 2023 Consent Order, revisions made in response to public input, and include a Q&A session about the Order and how it will impact defueling and closure.
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CWA-09-2024-0006: Proposed Settlement of Clean Water Act Class I Administrative Penalty; BBK Enterprises Inc., Vallejo, California
Proposed Expedited Settlement Agreement between EPA Region 9 and Transport Products Unlimited, Inc. to resolve the a civil administrative penalty proceeding commenced under Section 309(g) of the CWA.
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Drinking Water Emerging Contaminant Programs
Assistance for federally recognized Tribes within EPA's Pacific Southwest Region (Region 9) to address emerging contaminants in drinking water.
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EPA Honors MGM Resorts’ Bellagio Hotel and Casino for Food Recovery Efforts
MGM Resorts International - Bellagio Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, Nevada, has been recognized by EPA’s Pacific Southwest Regional Administrator Michael Stoker with a National Food Recovery Challenge Award.
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UIC-09-2024-0074: Sunrise Power Company LLC, Fellows, CA
Proposed administrative penalty settlement in the Matter of Sunrise Power Company, LLC, 12857 Sunrise Power Road, Fellows, CA 93224. LLC; UIC-09-2024-0074.
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How to Customize the Tool
How to Use the Managing and Transforming Waste Streams Tool - A Tool for Communities.
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Tribal Air Programs in EPA's Pacific Southwest (Region 9)
EPA in the Pacific Southwest (Region 9) assists the 148 Tribes in Region 9 with air quality planning, permitting, rulemaking, enforcement and compliance, indoor air, monitoring and related technical support, air grants, and climate change.
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Closure of the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility
Information about the decision and process to defuel and close of the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility.
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Moss Landing Ongoing Work: How is the air monitoring and air sampling data being used to protect the community and the environment?
Return to: Frequently Asked Questions Air monitoring and sampling stations continue to run 24/7 at: The site perimeter The work areas In the community We oversee results from daily air monitoring reports. These reports continue to show no levels of contaminants (pdf)* (particulates, mineral acid gases) above our health standards…