Learn the Issues
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Products and Publications Related to Human Subjects Research
Ethics, Regulations, and Policies in Human Subjects Research, human subjects research products and publications
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Water Quality Monitoring Resources for the Merrimack River
View a collection of water quality monitoring resources for the Merrimack River.
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Harmful Algal Bloom Video Challenge
This is the contest page for "See a Bloom, Give it Room - Harmful Algal Bloom Video Challenge," with guidelines and resources for entrants.
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Marine Veteran and KC Recycling Trailblazer Honored During America Recycles Week 2019
Damon Wittenborn didn’t plan to start the first curbside glass recycling business in Kansas City, now hauling up to two tons each week.
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Residential Yards Remediated in Region 7: An Overview of Lead Cleanup Activities in Southeast Missouri
EPA Region 7 has made significant strides in remediating contaminated areas in southeastern Missouri to help revitalize the environment and protect human health from the effects of lead-contaminated waste from historical mining.
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Lindsay Light OU22 Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent for Removal Action, September 2015
Lindsay Light Project at 224-228 E. Ontario St. (OU22), Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent for Removal Action
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Linday Light ASAOC Exhibit D
Linday Light ASAOC Exhibit D
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Newsletter: East Palestine Train Derailment Response, 5-2-2023
Newsletter May 2 for East Palestien Train Derailment Response
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Newsletter: East Palestine Train Derailment Response, 12-13-2023
Newsletter May 16 for East Palestien Train Derailment Response
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Enforcement Actions at Government-Owned Contractor Operated Facilities
This page contains the text of two memos regarding government-owned, contractor-operated (GOCO) facilities.
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Air Monitoring and Sampling Data
Air data, maps and docs for the East Palestin Ohio Train Derailment Response
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Soil and Sediment Data
hub for soil sediment sampling at east palestine
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Docket Reference Manual: Federal Agency Hazardous Waste Compliance Docket (Interim Final)
This manual facilitates the process of identifying and adding facilities to the Docket, as well as to facilitate activities after a facility has been added.
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Was water flowing into the creeks after heavy rains this past weekend from the derailment site?
No, water directly flows into Sulphur Run from the Sulphur Run bypass systems. The bypass systems carry water from the northeastern wetlands just outside of the derailment site and stormwater from Taggart Street to Sulphur Run that flows into Leslie Run at the Village Park. The bypass systems are a…
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Are there health risks to driving through Taggart Street?
There are no anticipated health risks along Taggart Street associated with project activities. As work proceeds, to ensure worker and community safety, the Unified Command will continue to evaluate site conditions for health and safety considerations. While traffic will be able to proceed through the work areas along Taggart Street…
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CIMC - Map Hints and How Tos
This page contains map help for the Cleanups in My Community web application.
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Federal Facilities Restoration and Reuse Office Project Successes
A general overview of the FFRRO process for defining facility status and an example from Tennessee
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There is mud on my car from driving on Taggart Street. Is this contaminated?
No, all site vehicles are washed and cleaned before leaving the operational areas. Vehicles carrying contaminated soil are tightly covered and checked before entering Taggart. Street sweepers clean dust and residual dirt from the surrounding roads, so any mud would not be from contaminated areas.
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Are street sweeping and road wetting still taking place?
Yes, street sweeping and road wetting on Taggart Street will continue on the roads surrounding the derailment site. Street sweepers and water trucks move slowly, so please exercise caution if you are behind either of these vehicles.
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Using the Five-Year Review Community Outreach Materials
The Federal Workgroup on Five-Year Reviews developed these training tools to help site managers at federal facilities communicate with community members about the purpose and process of five-year reviews.