Learn the Issues
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How Does Anaerobic Digestion Work?
Describes the anaerobic digestion process and the benefits of anaerobic digestion. Anaerobic digestion is the process through which bacteria break down organic matter without oxygen.
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Celebrating 20 Years of Anaerobic Digestion
Infographic presenting accomplishments of the AgSTAR program over the last 20 years
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U.S. Government Methane to Markets Partnership Accomplishments: 2006 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights the projects and activities since the launch of the Partnership in November 2004
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U.S. Government Methane to Markets Partnership Accomplishments: 2009 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights the projects and activities since the launch of the Partnership in November 2004
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U.S. Government Methane to Markets Partnership Accomplishments: 2007 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights the projects and activities since the launch of the Partnership in November 2004
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U.S. Government GMI Accomplishments: 2011 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights their 2010 projects and activities
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U.S. Government Methane to Markets Partnership Accomplishments: 2010 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights their 2009 projects and activities
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U.S. Government GMI Accomplishments: 2014 Annual Report
The U.S. Government’s Global Methane Initiative Accomplishments ANNUAL REPORT December 2014
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U.S. Government Methane to Markets Partnership Accomplishments: 2008 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights the projects and activities since the launch of the Partnership in November 2004
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U.S. Government GMI Accomplishments: 2012 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights their 2011 projects and activities
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U.S. Government GMI Accomplishments: 2013 Annual Report
Summarizes the contributions of participating U.S. government agencies and highlights their 2012 projects and activities
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International Programs Related to the Global Methane Initiative
Provides information about international programs that are related to the GMI.
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Celebrity Homes, Inc. d/b/a Hanover Falls Residential Construction - Clean Water Act Public Notice
The EPA is providing notice of an Administrative Penalty Assessent in the form of an Expedited Storm Water Settlement Agreement against Celebrity Homes, Inc. d/b/a Hanover Falls Residential Construction, a business located at 14002 L Street, Omaha, NE, for
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Ralston Site, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa - Second Five-year Review Report Addendum
Ralston Site, Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa - Second Five-year Review Report Addendum
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Clean Air Act Permitting in Washington
Clean Air Act permitting authorities for Washington.
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Shaw Avenue Dump Site, Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa - Third Five-Year Review Report
Third Five-Year Review Report, Shaw Avenue Dump Site, Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa
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Impaired Waters and TMDLs in Region 7
An overview of impaired waters and TMDLs in EPA Region 7.
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Emerald Transformer Los Angeles LLC (Formerly Clean Harbors Los Angeles)
Information about Emerald Transformer Los Angeles, LLC, a commercial hazardous waste treatment, storage, and transfer facility in Vernon, California. EPA regulates the handling of PCB waste at this facility under a Toxic Substances Control Act permit.
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Emerald Transformer Los Angeles LLC (anteriormente, Clean Harbors Los Angeles)
Emerald Transformer Los Angeles LLC es una instalación de tratamiento, almacenamiento y transferencia de residuos peligrosos comerciales en Vernon, CA. La EPA regula el manejo de residuos de PCB según el permiso de la Ley de Control de Sustancias Tóxicas.
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Criminal Press Releases - 2025
This is a list of press releases announcing results of EPA criminal cases adjudicated in U.S. courts for 2022.