Learn the Issues
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Measuring Progress in Superfund Cleanups
Superfund and Federal Facilities programs’ performance measures track progress on reducing risks to human health and the environment through actions taken at contaminated sites.
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Steps Taken to Reduce Trash in Anacostia
The District of Columbia and two Maryland counties are taking action to keep trash out of the Anacostia River as they work to meet first-ever trash limits for an interstate river and EPA permit requirements.
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Potential Well Water Contaminants and Their Impacts
The first step to protect your health and the health of your family is learning about what may pollute your source of drinking water. Potential contamination may occur naturally, or as a result of human activity.
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Battle Lines Drawn in Fight to Protect Water Quality
Not far from the Gettysburg National Military Park, strong defenses have been aligned to protect the area’s drinking water, habitat, and streams and rivers that lead to the Chesapeake Bay.
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2002 - 2005 Allotment of Federal Funds for States, Tribes, and Territories
DWSRF, Allotment of Federal Funds for States, Tribes, and Territories
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2010 - 2013 Allotment of Federal Funds for States, Tribes, and Territories
DWSRF, Allotment of Federal Funds for States, Tribes, and Territories
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2020 TSCA Chemical Data Reporting Fact Sheet: Co-Manufactured Chemicals
This fact sheet provides information on existing Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) regulations to persons who are involved in co-manufacturing of chemical substances which may be subject to the CDR rule.
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EPA Continues Webinar Series Dedicated to Pollinator Protection
EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs will host a webinar on Sept. 15, 2020, to conclude its five-part series dedicated to pollinator health and habitat.
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EPA Announces the November 19-22, 2019, FIFRA SAP Public Meeting and Requests Nominations of Ad Hoc Expert Reviewers
EPA Announces FIFRA SAP Public Meeting and Requests Nominations of Ad Hoc Expert Reviewers
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Register for September 27 Webinar on Best Practices for Pesticide Aerial Application
Register for September 27 Webinar on Best Practices for Pesticide Aerial Application
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Advances in Genetic Toxicology and Integration of in vivo Testing into Standard Repeat Dose Studies
Advances in Genetic Toxicology and Integration of in vivo Testing into Standard Repeat Dose Studies
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University Park Drinking Water
Lead in University Park Drinking Water
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EPA Seeks Nominations for Pesticide Program Dialogue Committee
New news story. EPA is seeking nominations for its PPDC.
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Wisconsin Implementation Agreement
Wisonsin implementation, operating permits history
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Dusable Park Photo Gallery
Photo gallery for the site
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2017 National Emissions Inventory (NEI) Plan
The 2017 NEI Plan is prepared at least every three years by the U.S. EPA based primarily upon emissions estimates and emissions model inputs provided by State, Local and Tribal (SLT) air agencies, and supplemented by data developed by the EPA.
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2020 National Emissions Inventory (NEI) Plan
The 2020 NEI Plan is prepared at least every three years by the U.S. EPA based primarily upon emissions estimates and emissions model inputs provided by State, Local and Tribal (SLT) air agencies, and supplemented by data developed by the EPA.
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Nootkatone Now Registered by EPA
Nootkatone a new active ingredient ha been developed by the Centers for Disease Control and registered by the Environmental Protection Agency
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Addressing Lead in Drinking Water with the DWSRF (EPA 816-F-18-005)
This fact sheet describes DWSRF eligibilities related lead. It provides several case studies where DWSRF funds were used for lead related activities.
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DWSRF Program Overview (EPA 816-F-18-001)
A federal-state partnership providing financial support to water systems and state drinking water programs