Learn the Issues
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Tribal Consultation Letters - National Tribal Organization
Provides letters submitted by representatives from federally recognized tribal governments as part of the waters of the US rulemaking tribal consultation
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Navigable Waters Protection Rule Tribal Consultation
Description of Tribal outreach efforts and links to document pages for all federalism letters received in response to 2017 Waters of the United States Rulemaking
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Federalism and Tribal Update Materials
Update webinar for tribes, states, local governments, and federal agencies
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Background
On January 7, 2025, a series of catastrophic wildfires developed in Los Angeles County. EPA is working as part of an all-of-government response to these wildfires. We are tasked with removing hazardous materials from nearly 14,000 affected properties.
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Procurement Best Practices: Mandatory Recycling and Composting
Zero Waste Procurement Best Practice: Mandatory Recycling.and Composting
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Full Contracts and Agreements
Examples of contracts, agreements, and requests for proposals by local governments to advance zero waste.
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EPA RCRA ID: MED001108463
MED001108463, AMERICAN HOIST & DERRICK CO, 143 FORE ST, Portland, ME
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Reynolds AUM Site Screening Report
Site Screening Report of Reynolds abandoned uranium mine which includes all immediate information associated with the mine site.
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Site Screening Report: Paul Huskie No. 3 AUM
Site Screening Report of Paul Huskie No. 3 abandoned uranium mine which includes all immediate information associated with the mine site.
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Site Screening Report: Sam Charlie No. 1 AUM
Site Screening Report of Sam Charlie No. 1 abandoned uranium mine which includes all immediate information associated with the mine site.
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Released Records
EPA Released Records
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How does EPA find Potentially Responsible Parties?
Early in the Superfund process, the EPA searches to find all the potentially responsible parties associated with a site. Throughout the duration of the cleanup work at the site, the EPA continues to search for and obtain copies of all records pertinent to the site and the relevant PRPs to…
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Lesson 2: Quick Tour of the Final Rule
Lesson 2 provides an introduction to how the rule is structured, the subparts of the rule, and what each subpart contains.
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Lesson 4: Technical Review Committee (TRC)
Applications formally submitted to the EPA are reviewed by an Agency-wide TRC, which includes representatives from the following offices:
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions for State, Tribe, and Local Governments.
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Lesson 8: Four Critical Checklist Items
Lesson 8 of CROMERR 101focuses on four CROMERR System Checklist items: issuance of a signing credential, binding of signatures to document content, credential validation, and creation of COR.
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Lesson 6: The CROMERR Requirements and the Checklist Items
From the detailed discussion of the CROMERR System Checklist items, it should be evident that each checklist item corresponds to specific CROMERR requirements, and vice versa.
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Lesson 6: Copy of Record (COR)
Checklist items 18 through 20 are grouped under the fifth and final process, the COR Process. These items represent CROMERR requirements that the system must satisfy in creating and maintaining CORs.
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Lesson 6: Signature Validation
Checklist items 13 through 17 are grouped under the Signature Validation Process, and represent CROMERR requirements that the system must satisfy as part of ensuring that electronic signatures it receives are valid.
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Lesson 6: Submission Process
Checklist items 8 through 12 are grouped under the Submission Process, and represent the CROMERR requirements that must be satisfied as the report or document is transferred to the system during a formal submission.