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Surface and Source Water Tools
Surface and Source Water Tools
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City of Flint Response to May 16, 2016 EPA Flint Safe Drinking Water Task Force Recommendation on Maintenance of pH in Distribution System
City of Flint Response to May 16, 2016 EPA Flint Safe Drinking Water Task Force Recommendation on Maintenance of pH in Distribution
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S.H. Bell Chicago Air Monitoring Data
EPA has required environmental air monitoring of the S.H. Bell Company facility in Chicago, Illinois. Monitor data and monitor placement.
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2023 Regional PFAS Roadmap Listening Sessions
Learn about engagement sessions for communities to share feedback directly with EPA Regional and PFAS Council leaders to inform the implementation of the actions described in the Roadmap.
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The Oswego River RAP Stage II
Describes current programs, remedial options, results of investigations, and recommends future remedial strategies.
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Best Management Practices (BMP) and Treatment Technologies Clearinghouse
Best Management Practices (BMP) and Treatment Technologies Clearinghouse
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Inter-Agency Engagement on Nutrient Reduction
Information related to Inter-Agency Engagement on Nutrient Reduction.
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Renewed Call to Action to Reduce Nutrient Pollution and Support for Incremental Actions to Protect Water Quality and Public Health (2016)
EPA Memo: Renewed Call to Action to Reduce Nutrient Pollution and Support for Incremental Actions to Protect Water Quality and Public Health - September 2016
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Peer Review Comments and Responses on National Nutrient Strategy
Peer Review Comments and Responses on National Nutrient Strategy
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Public Comments and Responses on National Nutrient Strategy
Public Comments and Responses: National Nutrient Strategy
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Water Quality Trading Memorandums
Information related to Water Quality Trading Memorandums.
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Benefits Assessment Tools - Valuing Reductions in Surface Water Nutrient Pollution
Information related to Grant for Nutrients Benefits Valuation.
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EPA’s Water Quality Trading Policy: Promoting Market-Based Mechanisms for Improving Water Quality
Final presentation slides from EPA’s March 5, 2019 webinar on the memo: Updating EPA’s Water Quality Trading Policy to Promote Market-Based Mechanisms for Improving Water Quality. This memo seeks to modernize the agency’s water quality trading policies
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Final 2020 New Source Performance Standards for Residential Wood Heaters
Regulatory information related to NSPS for new residential wood heaters, new hydronic heaters and new forced-air furnaces
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EPA Releases Explanation of Significant Differences for Moss-American Superfund Site
Formalized change to the existing cleanup plan at the Moss-American Superfund site in Milwaukee, WI. To address a limited area of site contamination, the EPA will use offsite disposal instead of “low temperature thermal desorption” treatment.
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Risk Evaluation for Asbestos Part 2: Supplemental Evaluation Including Legacy Uses and Associated Disposals of Asbestos
Draft Risk Evaluation for Asbestos
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9 - Evaluation and Refining Fish Consumption Advisory As Needed
Information related to Develop Risk Communication Programs for Fish and Shellfish Consumption Advisories - 9 - Evaluation and Refining Fish Consumption Advisory As Needed
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If a renovator takes the refresher course early, would the new certification be valid for five years from the date of training, or five years from the date that the previous certification expires?
Question : I’m a training provider and have been accredited for the renovator refresher course. If a renovator takes the refresher course early (i.e., before their previous certification has expired), would the new certification be valid for five years from the date of training, or five years from the date…
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Exxon Valdez Spill Profile
In 1989, the oil tanker struck Bligh Reef and spilled over 11 million gallons of crude oil. The spill was the largest in U.S. history and tested the abilities of local, national, and industrial organizations to prepare for and respond to such a disaster.
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I'm a certified renovator and am planning to take refresher training course soon to keep my certification current. How long will my new certification last?
Renovators who recertify by taking a refresher training course from an accredited training provider will have certification that lasts for a period of five years from the date of training. Question Number: 23002-35001 Find a printable PDF copy of all frequent questions pertaining to lead .