Learn the Issues
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Reporting Changes (other than source or composition) to a Continuous Release Report
Pursuant to CERCLA regulations, facilities must submit a continuous release report when they release a CERCLA hazardous substance that equals or exceeds a reportable quantity (RQ) on a continuous basis. Once a continuous release report has been sent to EPA, how does the facility report changes in information other than…
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FRP Availability
Are Facility Response Plans (FRPs) available to the public? FRPs are submitted to the appropriate EPA Region dependent on the location of the facility. Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC) and State Emergency Response Commissions (SERCs) may request a copy of the FRP from an owner or operator. FRPs are generally…
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Providing Tier II Location Information for Chemicals In Multiple Area
Pursuant to EPCRA Section 312, facilities must submit Tier II inventory information by March 1st every year. As part of this information, facilities must provide a brief description of the precise location of the chemical so that emergency responders can easily locate the area. How should facilities that have the…
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Mitigating Debris Before and After a Disaster
Communities can adapt and increase their resiliency to natural disasters by pre-incident planning preperation.
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Certification Standards for Pesticide Applicators
EPA has finalized stronger standards for people who apply restricted use pesticides (RUPs). These revisions to the Certification of Pesticide Applicators rule will reduce the likelihood of harm from the misapplication of toxic pesticides.
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Using Quality Program Standards for Environmental Information
The Agency uses the American National Standard ASQ/ANSI E4-2014, Specifications and Guidelines for Quality Systems for Environmental Data Collection and Environmental Technology Programs
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HFC Allocation Rule Reporting Resources
HFC Allocation Rule Reporting resources including webinar slides, instructions for reporting through e-GGRT, and instructions for reporting through the ODS program service in CDX
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Permitting at EPA
Learn about basic permit and environmental review program explanations, information on delegation and assumption, and federal actions intertwined with EPA permitting, such as Endangered Species Act and National Historic Preservation Act consultation.
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Air Toxics Speciation Session (2023 EIC)
Presentations/papers given by keynote speakers at the 2019 International Emission Inventory Conference
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Air Emissions Reporting Data Collection Session (2023 EIC)
Presentations/papers given by keynote speakers at the 2019 International Emission Inventory Conference
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Tools Session (2023 EIC)
Presentations/papers given at the Tools session of the 2023 IEIC
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Oil and Gas Session (2023 EIC)
Presentations/papers given at the Oil and Gas session of the 2023 IEIC
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Response to Information Quality Guidelines Request for Correction #13001
Document page on the response from the EPA about the Request for Correction for Information Quality Guidelines about the Enforcement and Compliance History Online page.
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Mobile Sources Session (2023 EIC)
Presentations/papers given at the Mobile Sources session of the 2023 IEIC
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EPA Announces Early Mitigation for Sulfuryl Fluoride Used to Fumigate Homes
The US EPA has announced a final early mitigation decision for fumigant sulfuryl fluoride.
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How the National Estuary Programs Address — Recurring Extreme Weather Events
This page discusses approaches and success stories about how the National Estuary Programs address climate change.
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EPA Region 4 Air Sensor Loan Programs
EPA R4 now loans portable fine particulate matter (PM2.5) sensors to the public. The program helps drive positive change and improve public health by collecting non-regulatory outdoor air quality data.
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Disaster Debris Mitigation and Planning
To provide information on waste management planning and preparedness before a homeland security incident, including preparing for the large amounts of waste that would need to be managed when an incident occurs, such as a large-scale natural disaster.
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Water Infrastructure and Resiliency Finance Center
The Water Infrastructure and Resiliency Finance Center serves as a resource to communities to improve their wastewater, drinking water and stormwater systems, particularly through innovative financing and increased resiliency to climate change.
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Overview of Pesticide Advisory Committees
EPA's pesticide program relies on three currently operating advisory committees. There have been other advisory committees in the past that are no longer active.