Learn the Issues
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UIC Class I Permit No. CA10910002: S.M.S. Briners Inc., Stockton, CA
Class I nonhazardous waste injection facility with one (1) existing well, known as Sousa-1. Until this permit is signed, Sousa-1 will continue to operate under the authority of the original permit, CA192000001.
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Federal Plans: Related Documents
Documents including the current (2014) and previous (2008) Five-Year Plan to Address Impacts of Uranium Contamination in Navajo Nation, as well as contacts, resources, fact sheets, and progress reports.
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EPA/HUD Model Refresher Renovator Training Course
This refresher training course was developed to train contractors how to work safely in housing and comply with EPA's Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule.
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Webinar: Asthma-Friendly Schools: Strategies to Reduce the Risk of COVID-19 Transmission and Improve Indoor Air Quality
Learn strategies that can improve indoor air quality while reducing health risks such as asthma and virus transmission
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Water Infrastructure Investments
Learn about EPA's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding for water programs.
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Smart Growth National Funding Opportunities
This page lists national funding resources to assist state and local governments, communities, and nongovernmental organizations that are addressing various aspects of smart growth.
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Mixed-Use Trip Generation Model
This spreadsheet makes it easy to estimate trips generated by a new mixed-use development to more fairly assess these projects in development review processes.
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Smart Growth for Coastal and Waterfront Communities
This publication describes smart growth approaches that coastal communities can use to accommodate development, protect natural resources, and keep people and property out of harm's way.
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Drinking Water Grants
Drinking Water Grants
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Governors' Institute on Community Design
This page describes the Governors' Institute on Community Design, which helps governors and their staff make informed decisions about investments and policy decisions that influence the economic health and physical development of their states.
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Smart Growth Tools
This page describes a variety of tools useful to federal, state, tribal, regional, and local government staff and elected officials; community leaders; developers; and others interested in smart growth development.
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Smart Growth Strategies for Disaster Resilience and Recovery
Smart growth strategies can help communities recover from a disaster, rebuild according to a shared community vision, and be better prepared for the next natural disaster.
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Envirofacts Overview
This website provides access to several EPA databases to provide information about environmental activities that may affect air, water, and land anywhere in the United States.
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The City of Boston Plans for Adaptation
Case Study on Boston's Plans for Climate Change Adaptation
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Smart Growth and Climate Change
Provides an overview of how smart growth strategies can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help prepare for and adapt to climate change.
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Air Grants and Funding
Open and closed competitive grants sponsored by the Office of Air and Radiation are announced on this page.
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Smart Growth in Small Towns and Rural Communities
Provides information about smart growth strategies for small towns and rural communities and links to EPA and other resources.
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Webinar: You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Measure: Monitoring IAQ in Schools for Improved Health
Improve IAQ, reduce risk of COVID-19 transmission, optimize school building energy performance, implement ventilation best practices and building design guidelines - mechanical and natural ventilation, filtration, in-room air cleaners, germicidal UV (UVGI)
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Greenhouse Gas RESTful Data Service
Search the GHG data for individual facilities by name, or location or filter the data set by state or county, industrial sectors, annual facility emissions thresholds and greenhouse gases.
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Live Water Quality Data - Synchronized Charts for the Mystic River
View charts of water quality data measured by the Mystic River buoy.
