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Bed Bug Clearinghouse by Topic
This information is intended to help states, communities, and consumers prevent and control bed bug infestations. Topics include bed bug biology and behavior, detection and monitoring, non-chemical techniques such as heat treatment, and pesticides.
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Register for Upcoming Webinar on EPA’s Research and Regulation of Pesticidal Air Treatment Devices
The Environmental Protection Agency will holding a webinar on research and regulation of pesticidal air treatment
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EPA Releases Final Guidance and Methods to Control Public Health Pathogens on Soft Surface Textiles
EPA has released guidance and methods controlling public health pathogens.
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Drift Reduction Technology Logos
Drift Reduction Technology Logos
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EPA Publishes Updated Risk Assessments for Chemical Acephate
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a revised human health risk assessment ) and refined drinking water assessment (DWA) for acephate.
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EPA Updates Aquatic Life Benchmarks for Registered Conventional Pesticides and Antimicrobial Chemicals
The Environmental Protection Agency collaborated with the California Department of Pesticide Regulation and the U.S. Geological Survey to release an updated version of the Aquatic Life Benchmarks.
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Water Utilities Preparedness and Resilience
Adaptation actions for water utilities to consider when adapting to natural disasters and other environmental stressors.
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Tools for Resilience Planning
Links and descriptions of tools for resilience to natural disasters and other environmental stressors.
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Private Drinking Water Wells
Provides information on private drinking water wells, types of well, well construction. How to prevent health risks associated with private wells is also discussed.
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Source Water Protection
Provide information on: what source water protection is; priority threats and sources of contamination; and available resources and tools (programmatic, financial, technical, potential partners.)
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Drinking Water Data and Tools
This is a clearinghouse for drinking water related data and data analysis tools allowing users to learn more about what data is available and use the data to increase our understanding about drinking water across the nation.
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Resources for UST Owners and Operators
Learn about operating and maintaining your underground storage tank (UST) system, including reporting, recordkeeping, installation, and closing and replacing tanks.
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Drinking Water Infrastructure Grants - Tribal Set-Aside Program
The Safe Drinking Water Act (SWDA), as amended in 1996, established the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) to make funds available to drinking water systems to finance infrastructure improvements.
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UIC Injection Well Inventory
The page contains links to excel spreadsheets with state and tribal UIC inventory data.
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Class III Injection Wells for Solution Mining
This webpage summarizes Class III uses, Class II well types, how Class III wells protect USDWs, and general Class III well requirements.
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Class A and Class B UST Operator Training and Exams
Learn about exams developed by EPA to help underground storage tank system owners and operators in Indian country meet the 2015 federal UST regulation requirement that designated operators demonstrate knowledge and pass an exam.
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Air Quality Implementation Plans
States must develop plans to attain and maintain air quality standards. These plans, known as SIPs, are submitted to EPA for approval. This web site contains information about this process and the current status of the state submittals.
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Base Closure in New Mexico
Base closure information about Fort Wingate Depot Activity (FWDA)
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Sustainability
Sustainability is part of everyday life and essential for the future of environmental protection. This site addresses waste management, water and energy conservation, and corporate sustainability.
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EPA Visit to Power Plant in Astoria Highlights Industry Efforts to Strengthen U.S. Energy Independence
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Regional Administrator Michael Martucci and Chief of Staff Vanessa Martins visited a power plant in Astoria, Queens to learn about the facility and discuss its role in New York’s evolving energy landscape.