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ECM for Trinexapac in Soil - MRID 41869539

ECM for Tioxazafen & Degradates in Water - MRID 49304241

ECM for Endothall in Water - MRID 44093402

Environmental Chemistry Methods forEndothall in Water - MRID 44093402

ECM for Dicamba & DCSA in Soil - MRID 50784607

Environmental Chemistry Method for Dicamba in Soil 50784607

ECM for Dicamba in Water - MRID 51052504

Environmental Chemistry Methods for Dicamba in Water - MRID 44536504

EMS at EPA Regional Offices and Laboratories

EMS information for EPA Regional offices and laboratories

Research and Reports on Source Water Protection

Resources for Source Water Protection Planning

Source Water Protection Funding

This page identifies useful resources for finding financial assistance tools to help communities build a patchwork of funding strategies to meet their environmental and public health protection goals.

Policies and Regulations

Endocrine policy documents and response to comments.

WIIN Act Section 2104: Assistance for Small and Disadvantaged Communities Tribal Grant Program Implementation Document

This document describes eligibility and requirements under the Assistance for Small and Disadvantaged Communities Tribal Grant Program.

Drinking Water Infrastructure Needs Survey and Assessment Fifth Report to Congress

This document goes over the fifth national assessment of public water system infrastructure needs and the results obtained.

Final Fiscal Year 2008 Guidance and Tentative Grant Allotments to Support Public Water System Supervision Programs on Tribal Lands

Final guidance and tentative allotments for the FY2008 Grant Allotments to Support Public Water System Supervision (PWSS).

Assessing Water System Managerial Capacity

This document was developed to provide ideas on assessing managerial capacity for those involved in the Capacity Development Program.

Tribal Water Workforce Workgroup Findings

EPA works with Tribal Governments and Tribal Utilities to help their systems comply with the SDWA to improve access to safe drinking water.

How do certified third-party notifiers figure out the owner(s)/operator(s) to include in submitted notifications? Will EPA review these attributions before making them publicly available?

When entities apply to become certified third-party notifiers, among other things, they must provide EPA information about their standard operating procedures. This includes their process for identifying and verifying the owner/operator of a site where a super-emitter event occurs and the source of information that will be used to make…

Last published: October 28, 2024