Learn the Issues
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How will EPA Actions apply to EPA‐permitted activities that may impact multiple EPA regions?
A permitted activity could potentially impact an area that straddles two or more EPA regions. The EPA region where the permitted activity is located usually has the lead for issuing the permit. EPA regions with the lead for issuing the permit routinely engage other regions impacted by the permitted activity…
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If EPA is not changing the permitting process, why did EPA issue EPA Actions and associated regional implementation plans?
EPA is issuing EPA Actions to better meet its responsibilities under Executive Order 12898 by increasing meaningful engagement of overburdened communities in EPA’s permitting process in a way that is transparent and provides national consistency while maintaining some regional flexibility. As some commenters noted, EPA already has a legal obligation…
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Great Lakes Water Quality Monitoring Program Board Chemistry
Description of the board chemistry parameters for GLNPO's water quality monitoring
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Public Participation Guide: Online Self-Study Modules
EPA has developed online modules to provide a self-study in public participation that can be done in groups throughout the world.
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Public Participation Guide: Resources
There is a vast amount of resources available on public participation. This section provides information on some of those resources.
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Public Participation Guide: Tools
There are a number of tools or techniques that you can use to implement your public participation process. These include in-person tools and remote tools.
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Cape Cod Sole Source Aquifer
Information on Cape Cod Sole Source Aquifer
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Technology Transitions Reporting
Learn about HFC reporting requirements under the Technology Transitions Program. Under the AIM Act, manufacturers and importers of certain products and equipment that use hydrofluorocarbons must submit annual reports to EPA starting with year 2025 data.
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Track 2: Mid-Format Batteries – Current Policies, Practices, and Trends
On September 12, 2024, the EPA hosted a virtual working session for Track 2: mid-format batteries on current policies, practices, and trends as part of EPA’s battery collection best practices initiative.
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Track 2: Mid-format Batteries – In-Person Working Session on Exploring Collection Best Practices and Labeling Guidelines
On January 27-28, 2025, EPA hosted an in-person working session in Arlington, VA for Track 2: Mid-format batteries as part of EPA’s battery collection best practices and voluntary labeling guidelines initiative.
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Track 2: Mid-Format Batteries – Role of Manufacturers and Retailers in Promoting Safer Use and Management
On October 15, 2024, the EPA hosted a virtual working session for Track 2: mid-format batteries - the role of manufacturers and retailers in promoting safer use and management.
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1977 QA Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement Systems Volume III: Stationary Source-Specific Methods
Table of Contents for the QA Handbook for Air Pollution Measurement Systems Volume III: Stationary Source-Specific Methods
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Current and Previously Registered Section 3 Plant-Incorporated Protectant (PIP) Registrations
This Web page lists products containing plant-incorporated protectants. Find information about registration dates and regulatory background documents.
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Biopesticide Active Ingredients
Listing of biopesticide active ingredients
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Does EPA Actions apply to permits that are jointly issued by EPA and a state, tribal, or local permitting authority with partially delegated permitting authority?
EPA regional offices will decide whether a permit that EPA jointly issues with a state, tribal, or local permitting authority should be considered for prioritization for enhanced outreach as described in EPA Actions on a case‐by‐case basis. EPA will take into account its role and authority in issuing the specific…
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Do EPA Actions or the Promising Practices impact any obligations the States may have under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other non‐discrimination statutes?
As recipients of federal financial assistance, States have affirmative obligations under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other non‐discrimination statutes. This notice does not address or modify those obligations. For further information about the obligations under these statutes, please refer to EPA’s Guidance to Environmental Protection…
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Developing a Successful State Environmental Health Program for Schools
This page helps you develop a successful environmental health program for your school.
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Title V Program Evaluations in Massachusetts
EPA Title V program evaluation for Massachusetts, October 14, 2021.
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The EPA OIG Identifies Multiple Factors Contributed to the Delay in Constructing CSO Tanks at the Gowanus Canal Superfund Site in NYC
The EPA OIG Identifies Multiple Factors Contributed to the Delay in Constructing CSO Tanks at the Gowanus Canal Superfund Site in NYC
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Best Practices for Conferences Funded with an Assistance Agreement
Conferences may be funded with an assistance agreement if the principal purpose is not for the direct benefit of the Government The Best Practices Guide for Conferences attached here, will help Agency and recipient personnel make correct planning and