Learn the Issues
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Circular Economy
The America Recycles microsite will be a single place where businesses, organizations, and federal, state, tribal and local government officials can find information about EPA and our partners’ work on furthering the U.S. recycling system.
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Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grant Program
Under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grant Program is being developed.
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Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling Grants for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia
Details for the Grants for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia.
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Report Noncompliance or Violation of the Construction General Permit
Construction General Permit Inspector Training
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Construction General Permit Resources, Tools, and Templates
Resources and tools to use under the construction general permit.
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Construction General Permit Inspector Training
Construction General Permit Inspector Training
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Submitting a Notice of Intent (NOI), Notice of Termination (NOT), or Low Erosivity Waiver (LEW) under the Construction General Permit
How to submit a notice of intent, notice of termination, or low erosivity waiver under the construction general permit.
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Getting Coverage under EPA's Construction General Permit / Waivers
How to get coverage under a construction general permit.
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Turbidity Benchmark Monitoring (Dewatering) under the Construction General Permit
Turbidity Benchmark Monitoring (Dewatering) under the CGP
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Construction General Permit Threatened and Endangered Species
How to determine your eligibility with regard to protection of threatened and endangered species and designated critical habitat.
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CSAPR Compliance Year 2016 NUSA NODAs
This page contains links to NUSA Notices of Data Availability for the CSAPR 2016 compliance year.
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Field Analytical and Site Characterization Technologies: Summary of Applications
Review information about experiences in the use of field analytical and site characterization technologies at contaminated sites drawn from 204 applications.
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Tools to Grow By: Powering Regional Planning with Cool Interactive Tools
Regional planning can identify solutions that go beyond political boundaries to foster collaboration on resources, infrastructure, and protection of vulnerable special areas, communities, and ecosystems.
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The Pleasant Bay Alliance: Going Far by Going Together
The Pleasant Bay Alliance was created from a shared commitment to nutrient reduction throughout the Cape Cod towns of Brewster, Chatham, Harwich and Orleans. After nearly two decades of working together, the Alliance has quite a lot to show for it.
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Using Phylogenetics for Fecal Source Tracking in the SNEP Region
The PhyloChip is a rapid, high throughput, genetic analysis that probes water samples for the 16S rRNA gene. The beauty of using this gene is that its genetic sequence is nearly identical in all bacteria except for small sections of DNA...
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The Stormwater Innovation Center: A Unique Opportunity in an Unlikely Place
n 2017, the city of Providence, RI was issued a consent decree by the State, which required the construction and maintenance of 42 separate stormwater projects. This blossomed into an unexpected opportunity that inspired the creation of the Center.
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Small Sponsor, Big Results: Local Club Takes on Childs River Restoration
Falmouth Rod & Gun Club—a 75-year-old club with a maximum of 300 members—is spearheading an impressive effort to restore and enhance the upper Childs River. Prior industrial and agricultural use has polluted and choked off the river's flow.
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Southeast New England Program and New England Environmental Finance Center Launch SNEP Network
Coming soon to your town - Southeast New England Program's SNEP Network. Check out how it can benefit NGOs, Tribes, and Municipalities.
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Find it and Fix it: Citizen Science Combats Citizen Problems
Clean Ocean Access (COA), a Rhode Island-based nonprofit, formed in 2006 after a parking ban restricting beach accessibility stirred two local surfers to contact both Newport Police and City Council.
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Carbon Dioxide as a Fire Suppressant: Examining the Risks Figures
Figures of a Typical Fire Scenario for a Carbon Dioxide System in a Tower Parking Facility and in a a Large Marine Engine Room.