Learn the Issues
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Wetland Program Development Grants - Eligible Activities
The document contains a list of WPDG grant eligible activities and actions by Core Element of a Wetland Program.
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Playa Lakes
Playa lakes are round hollows in the ground in the Southern High Plains of the United States. They are ephemeral, meaning that they are only present at certain times of the year.
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Applicator Certification Form under the EPA Plan
Indian Country Applicator Certification Forms and Instructions.
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Navajo Nation: Cleaning Up Abandoned Uranium Mines
Information about the progress of EPA's cleanup of abandoned uranium mines on Navajo and Hopi lands and other areas of Arizona and New Mexico, including health impacts, major enforcement and removal milestones, and community actions.
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Oakridge Community Firewood Program
Summary of the City of Oakridge's Community Firewood Program
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Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's Moisture Disclosure Program
Summary of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation's Moisture Disclosure Program in Fairbank's Alaska
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Public Notification - High Turbidity Boil Water Advisory Template
Boil your water for three minutes before using.
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Urban Runoff: Model Ordinances for Aquatic Buffers
Aquatic Buffers serve as natural boundaries between local waterways and existing development. The model and example ordinaces below provide suggested language or technical guidance designed to create the most effective stream buffer zones possible.
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Using Low Impact Development and Green Infrastructure to Get Benefits From FEMA Programs
LID and Green Infrastructure is a cost-effective, resilient approach to stormwater management. Projects that reduce flood losses may be eligible for grant funding through FEMA and may allow communities to claim points through FEMA's rating system -CRS
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Nonpoint Source Pollution Awareness: Darby Duck, the Aquatic Crusader
Understanding the characteristics of water, that precious resource we are trying to protect. And understanding how it interacts with other elements in the environment, some of which pollute it and cause problems for people and animals.
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Urban Runoff: Model Ordinances to Prevent and Control Nonpoint Source Pollution
Resources for local governments to develop effective resource protection ordinances for nonpoint source pollution.
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Gravel Roads: Maintenance and Design Manual
This manual was developed with a major emphasis on the maintenance of gravel roads, including some basic design elements. The purpose of the manual is to provide clear and helpful information for doing a better job of maintaining gravel roads.
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Addressing Water Quality Challenges Using a Watershed Approach
We all live in a watershed — the area that drains to a common waterway, such as a stream, lake, estuary, wetland, aquifer, or even the ocean — and our individual actions can directly affect it.
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Envirofacts Data Service API
Envirofacts is developing web services to facilitate the sharing of its functionality and information. All of the
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Pacific Southwest (Region 9) Media Center
News media, state and local officials, and others can find press releases, media events and contacts in EPA's Pacific Southwest. Additional resources include newsletters, annual reports, and library services that support regional activities.
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Water Chemistry
How EPA monitors the water quality of the Great Lakes throughout the water column in accordance with the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement.
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EPA RCRA ID: MID064197742
MID064197742
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Great Lakes Monitoring
Explains Great Lakes Monitoring
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Water Quality in the Great Lakes
Water quality in the Great Lakes basin. Issues, indicators,
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Administrator Lee Zeldin Visits with Energy Producers, Farmers in Oklahoma City
On Friday, May 29, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin traveled to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for several events focused on the Trump Administration’s energy agenda and efforts to support American farmers.