Learn the Issues
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2014 RAD Fall Partner Meeting
This meeting covered the following discussion topics: partner recognition, collaborative marketing, and quantifying non-energy benefits of appliance recycling programs.
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RAD Guidance for Existing and Prospective Partners PDF
Outlines responsible disposal of refrigerated appliances program requirements, such as the proper recovery and treatment of refrigerant, foam, mercury, PCBs, and used oil.
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Southern California Edison: Safeguarding the Environment One Appliance at a Time
Case study of Southern California Edison’s Responsible Appliance Disposal Program.
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2015 RAD Fall Partner Meeting
This meeting covered the following discussion topics: 2014 RAD partner achievements and trends, national and international efforts to address HFCs, enhancing RAD partner recognition, and communicating the benefits of RAD.
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RAD Webinar: 2016 Reporting Form
EPA hosted the annual RAD reporting form overview and training webinar on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 from 3:00-4:00 p.m. Eastern.
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RAD Program Guidance for Existing and Prospective Partners
The RAD program guidance document explains the procedures involved in properly disposing of refrigerated appliances as well as recordkeeping and reporting requirements that apply to RAD partners.
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Safe Disposal Procedures for Household Appliances that Use Refrigerants
This brochure describes the federal safe disposal requirements you must follow when your facility accepts an appliance that might contain refrigerants for disposal.
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Construction and Demolition: How to Properly Dispose of Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Equipment
This factsheet outlines the requirements for proper disposal of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Public Service Announcements and Multimedia Resources for Asthma
EPA is committed to raising public awareness of asthma and environmental factors that can affect asthma.
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Asthma Awareness
May is Asthma Awareness Month. EPA promotes international, national and local Asthma Awareness Month activities to increase public understanding of asthma and environmental asthma triggers.
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Asthma - Improving Health in Communities and Schools
To improve asthma health, it takes a variety of people working together to reduce triggers and provide safe and healthy environments for people with asthma. This includes parents and caregivers, community organizations, healthcare providers and schools.
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Resources for Educators
Find resources shared by EPA staff at NAAEE’s 51st Annual Conference October 12 - 15, 2022 in Tucson, AZ.
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Modernizing the Approach to EPA and FDA Oversight of Animal Products Regulated as Pesticides or New Animal Drugs
Information regarding the virtual public meeting on FDA and EPA oversight held March 22, 2023
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Contaminated Site Locations and Contact Information
Maps, contact information and websites for locating further information on contaminated site risks
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Southeast New England Program Opportunity to Advance Resilience (SOAR) Q&A
Questions and Answers for the Southeast New England Program Opportunity to Advance Resilience (SOAR) fund.
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2023-06-13: Red Hill in Focus Webinar Series - 2023 Administrative Consent Order
This webinar will provide an overview of the requirements included in the Red Hill 2023 Consent Order, revisions made in response to public input, and include a Q&A session about the Order and how it will impact defueling and closure.
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Science Matters Podcast: Climate Change Research
Listen to a podcast with Dr. Andy Miller, the Associate Director for Climate for the Agency's Air, Climate, and Energy Research Program, as he answers questions about climate change research, or read some of the highlights from the conversation here.
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FY 2020 and FY 2021 Pollution Prevention Grant Program Request for Applications
To assist state and tribal governments to encourage businesses to adopt environmental strategies and solutions that significantly reduce or eliminate waste from the source, EPA anticipates it will award approximately $4.69 million for the P2 Grant in 2018.
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Webform Field Elements
Webform elements, a.k.a., "field types," allow you to add capabilities to your web form. There are several field types available, and each field type can be customized to perform a specific task.
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FY 2015 Cross-Agency Strategies Action Plans
Action plans describing the Agency's approach to sustainability, communities, organizational performance, and partnerships.