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Water Quality Standards Regulations: Swinomish Indian Tribal Community
Water Quality Standards for Swinomish Indian Tribal Community.
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Hazard Maps
Maps for regional natural hazard risks.
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Annual Compliance Reports for Drinking Water Systems in EPA Region 8
Annual compliance reports for violations of the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations (NPDWR) in Wyoming and EPA Region 8 Tribal Lands.
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Background on HFCs and the AIM Act
The text of the AIM Act
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Region 10 PCB Program
Regional guidance for managing PCBs under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) in EPA's Region 10 (serving Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington).
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EPA in Michigan
Portal for news and information about EPA's efforts in Michigan and MI environmental conditions.
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Lindsay Light 455 North Park Drive Polrep 1 September 2012
Pollution/Situation Report 1 for Lindsay Light Site
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What should I do with my pets during cleaning?
Pets (dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, etc.) cannot remain in the home during cleaning. You will need to make arrangements for your pets. We recommend first speaking with your neighbors, friends, and relatives, who may be able to care for your pets during the cleaning. If this option is not available…
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What happens if any of my items get damaged during the cleaning process?
If any items get damaged, an independent appraiser will estimate the value of the item by using the videos and photos of your belongings to determine a fair value for the item that needs to be replaced. The assessment will then be presented to you for your approval. If you…
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Public Health Resources
EPTD Public Health Resources
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Will samples be collected after cleaning is completed?
Indoor air or surface samples will not be collected as part of this cleaning program. Indoor sampling is not recommended since exposure pathways for volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) have been effectively managed though site engineering controls and an extensive network of air monitoring and sampling equipment. Any VOCs that may…
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Frequently Asked Questions: Cleaning
faqS FROM THE Indoor Cleaning Begins at Eligible Homes and Businesses factsheet
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What happens to my belongings during the cleaning?
The items you leave on your property and inside your home or place of business will remain where you left them and will not be removed.
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What should I do with food items?
Any food in your kitchen cabinets and refrigerator/freezer that you will not need while you are away can be left in place. This includes items such as spices, canned, boxed, and bagged foods, and refrigerated/frozen foods. Before you leave your home or office, please be sure to empty all garbage…
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How will I know when I can return?
EPA representatives will keep you informed about the progress of the cleaning. The cleaning team will provide an estimate of cleaning time when they arrive. You will be notified when cleaning is wrapping up so that you can return. Representatives of the cleaning team will not leave until you return…
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Criminal Provisions of the U.S. Criminal Code (Title 18) and Other Statutes
Describes the criminal provisions of the U.S. Criminal Code (Title 18) and other statutes
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Lindsay Light Investigations
Information about the construction projects at Dusable Park, north park drive, mcclurg court, peshtigo court and streeterville cooperative agreement.
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Criminal Provisions of the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act (HMTA)
Describes the criminal provisions of HMTA
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How long will I be eligible for relocation assistance from Norfolk Southern?
While an official end date has yet to be determined, it is expected that you would return to your home after getting it cleaned and would no longer require relocation assistance.
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What do I do with my indoor plants during the cleaning?
You may leave plants on your property and inside your home or place of business. However, the cleaning team will not move any of your belongings, including plants. You may want to consider moving plants outside for the day, if possible, and watering them before you leave.