Learn the Issues
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Integrated Urban Air Toxics Strategy
Information on the Integrated Urban Air Toxics Strategy, including components of the strategy, goals, and related documents
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Strategy to Protect Endangered Species from Herbicides
The Herbicide Strategy is designed to provide early mitigations that minimize impacts to over 900 federal endangered and threatened species and designated critical habitat for conventional herbicides used in agriculture.
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Categorized Lists of Inert Ingredients (Old Lists)
This page contains a listing of all the inert or other ingredients found in pesticide products registered by EPA.
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Certification Systems
The WaterSense Product Certification System outlines the process and procedures for the product certification to ensure that all WaterSense labeled products meet EPA's criteria for efficiency and performance.
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SepticSmart Education Materials
A collection of Septic Smart materials targeted to homeowners that can be downloaded. These materials show how many organizations have launched successful homeowner education programs.
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EPA Publishes Report as Part of Agency Strategy to Reduce Animal Testing
listserv copy for release of NAMs workgroup report
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Abandoned Mine Lands
Abandoned Mine Lands are those lands, waters, and surrounding watersheds where extraction, beneficiation, or processing of ores and minerals (excluding coal) has occurred. These lands also include areas where mining or processing activity is inactive.
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What Technicians and Contractors Need to Know About Phasing Out HCFC Refrigerants to Protect the Ozone Layer
Brochure with FAQs for technicians and contractors on the HCFC phaseout.
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Industrial Process Refrigeration and the Phaseout of HCFC-22: What You Need to Know
Provides information on the HCFC phaseout that is relevant to industrial process refrigeration, including HCFC alternatives, other refrigerant regulations, and resources for more information.
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Application of Climate-Friendly Ice Rink Technologies: Brooklyn Park Community Activity Center
Case study of the renovation of an ice rink to use climate-friendly refrigerants.
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Phasing Out HCFC Refrigerants To Protect The Ozone Layer
Brochure with information homeowners need to know about having a home air conditioning serviced or replaced, in light of the HCFC phaseout.
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Retail Food Refrigeration and the Phaseout of HCFC-22
Provides information on the HCFC phaseout that is relevant to food retailers, including alternatives to the use of HCFC-22 in retail food refrigeration, other refrigerant regulations, and resources for more information.
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Labeling HCFC Products Starting 2015: A More In-depth Look at What You Need to Know & Specific Guidance on Foam Products
Fact sheet provides information on labeling foam products. Products imported or manufactured after January 1, 2015 that contain or were manufactured with an HCFC must bear a warning label before they can be introduced into interstate commerce.
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Alternatives for Specific Commodities
Information on chemical and non-chemical alternatives to methyl bromide in several sectors.
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Registering as a CDX user
Central Data Exchange (CDX) User Registration Process
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Ice Rinks and the Phaseout of HCFC-22
Information on what the HCFC phaseout means for owners of ice rinks.
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Develop or Update an Emergency Response Plan
For use by community water systems serving a population between 3,301 and 99,999 as they develop or revise emergency response plans.
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Health & Safety
Mining operations have greatly disturbed the land, adding to existing highly mineralized conditions in many areas of the Bonita Peak Mining District Superfund site.
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Does a company that produces RFG have to register all oxygenate blending facilities or just those that produce RFG? All import locations or just those that import RFG?
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help. Registration is required only for oxygenate blending facilities at which RFG is produced, and not for oxygenate blending facilities where oxygenate is blended with conventional gasoline only. If an oxygenate blender decides to blend RBOB with oxygenates to produce…
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We assume that a terminal operator who stores gasoline for a terminalling customer is responsible for receiving transfer documentation on RFG and conventional gas moved into the terminal for the customer. The terminal then records and stores copies of the
See More Frequent Questions about Fuels Registration, Reporting, and Compliance Help. Yes. (9/12/94) This question and answer was posted at Consolidated List of Reformulated Gasoline and Anti-Dumping Questions and Answers: July 1, 1994 through November 10, 1997 (pdf) (18.2 MB, July 2003, EPA420-R-03-009).