Learn the Issues
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Homeowners and Consumers: Frequently Asked Questions
Information to help homeowners make informed decisions when purchasing, servicing, or disposing of air conditioners or other equipment that could contain ozone-depleting substances.
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Recommendations for EPA Regional Offices on Preliminary Assessments and Site Inspections for the Department of War Military Munitions Response Program
FFRRO will continue to work with DOD to track progress of MMRP PAs and SIs, the transition to MRSPP sequencing activities, and the overall adequacy of MMRP PA and SI reports.
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TSCA Fees for EPA-Initiated Risk Evaluations
Information on relevant fees for Section 4 and Section 6 of TSCA.
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Streamlining Federal Facility Cleanup
The purpose of this fact sheet is to summarize findings from a newly released report entitled 'Streamlining Initiatives: Impact of Federal Facilities Cleanup Process.
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Protect Against Exposures to Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde is an important chemical used widely by industry to manufacture building materials and numerous household products. It is also a by-product of combustion and certain other natural processes.
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Webinar: EPA and Port Everglades Partnership
EPA and Ports Everglades Partnership webinar discussing the findings of the partnership.
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Near-Port Community Resources
Community Action Resources
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Ports Primer: 7.2 Air Emissions
Near-port communities are often disproportionately impacted by air emissions due to port operations, goods movement operations and other industries that may be co-located with ports. Air emissions at ports also impact regional air quality.
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Your Family Can Help Limit Ocean and Coastal Acidification
Learn how you and your family can save money and help limit ocean and coastal acidification.
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Understanding the Science of Ocean and Coastal Acidification
Explanation of the sources of pollution that cause ocean and coastal acidification, as well as the basic science behind these phenomena.
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Effects of Ocean and Coastal Acidification on Ecosystems
Ocean and coastal acidification are expected to impact various ecosystem components, including food webs and ecosystem services that humans depend on.
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Biological Contaminants and Indoor Air Quality
Biological contaminants include bacteria, molds, mildew, viruses, animal dander and cat saliva, house dust, mites, cockroaches, and pollen.
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Release Detection for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) - External Methods
All regulated tanks and piping must have release detection so that leaks are discovered quickly before contamination spreads from the underground storage tank (UST) site.
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Release Detection for Underground Storage Tanks - Internal Methods
All regulated tanks and piping must have release detection so that leaks are discovered quickly before contamination spreads from the underground storage tank (UST) site.
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Release Detection for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) - Interstitial Method
All regulated tanks and piping must have release detection so that leaks are discovered quickly before contamination spreads from the underground storage tank (UST) site.
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Preventing and Detecting Underground Storage Tank Releases
Learn about preventing and detecting releases from underground storage tank systems.
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EPA in the Pacific Southwest Videos
Videos highlighting projects, events and environmental issues in or related to the EPA's Pacific Southwest (Region 9).
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Thermocyclops crassus Frequently Asked Questions
Great Lakes Monitoring of Thermocyclops crassus
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Environmental Crime Victim Resources - New York
A resource listing for environmental crime victims
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Bird Data and Major Findings
This page will provide data on the Great Lakes coastal wetland monitoring program.