Learn the Issues
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Louisville Metro Government Office of Sustainability Urban Heat Island Reduction
This page includes presentation and transcript PDFs from EPA's June 26, 2014 webcast, "Keeping Your Cool: How Communities Across the Country are Reducing the Heat Island Effect."
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Keeping Your Cool: How Communities Across the Country are Reducing the Heat Island Effect
This page includes presentation and transcript PDFs from EPA's June 26, 2014 webcast, "Keeping Your Cool: How Communities Across the Country are Reducing the Heat Island Effect."
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Preparing for Heat: Minnesota Climate and Health Program Activities
This page includes presentation and transcript PDFs from EPA's July 22, 2015 webcast, "Communicating the Connection Between Climate Change and Heat Health."
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Using Green Infrastructure to Address Clean Water Act Requirements
Learn how green infrastructure can be used in integrated planning, MS4 programs, and communities with combined sewer overflows (CSOs) to improve water quality, support stormwater management, and help comply with CWA requirements.
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Heat Islands, Public Health, and Urban Design: Connecting the Dots
This page includes presentation and transcript PDFs from EPA's August 19, 2015 webcast, "Improving Heat Health Resilience through Urban Infrastructure Planning and Design."
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Urban Cool Islands for Public Health
This page includes presentation and transcript PDFs from EPA's August 19, 2015 webcast, "Improving Heat Health Resilience through Urban Infrastructure Planning and Design."
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Green Infrastructure and Integrated Planning
Integrated Municipal Stormwater and Wastewater Planning is a voluntary process that municipalities may use to holistically achieve multiple Clean Water Act objectives across wastewater and stormwater programs.
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Getting Realistic by Using Gray and Green Infrastructure in D.C.
Feasibility studies provided valuable information and data to the community and informed the consent decree modification that enabled DC Water to effectively combine green with gray infrastructure to meet both community goals and regulatory requirements.
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Using Green Infrastructure to Support Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System Program Compliance
Green infrastructure can help MS4 communities meet their goals and permit obligations by treating stormwater and creating green space.
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Region 4 Air Permitting Public Involvement
page for Region 4 air permitting public involvement training
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Innovative Water Infrastructure Workforce Development Program
RFA for Innovative Water Infrastructure Workforce Development Program
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Zone 3, USS Lead Superfund Site
Zone 3 history and cleanup activities.
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Zone 2, USS Lead Superfund Site
Zone 2 history and cleanup activities.
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EPA Steps in to Stop Slaughterhouse Waste from Entering the Aguas Creek in Aibonito, PR
Aibonito, PR enforcement case. English. 2025.
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La EPA interviene para evitar que desechos de un matadero llegaran a la Quebrada Aguas en Aibonito, Puerto Rico
Aibonito, PR enforcement case. Spanish translation. 2025.
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EPA Requests Comments on Peer Reviewers for the FIFRA SAP on Genetically Engineered Mosquitoes
EPA is seeking public comment on scientific and technical experts to be considered as ad hoc peer reviewers to assist the FIFRA SAP with its review of EPA's white paper on GE mosquitoes for mosquito control. Comments are due Sep. 4, 2025.
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EPA Appoints New Members to the FIFRA Scientific Advisory Panel
EPA has appointed a new chair and two new members and reappointed two current members to serve on the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) Scientific Advisory Panel (SAP).
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Waste Reduction Model Resources for State and Local Government/Solid Waste Planners
This page provides a brief overview of how EPA’s Waste Reduction Model (WARM) can be used by state and local government/solid waste planners. The page includes a brief summary of uses of WARM for the audience and links to other resources.
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Waste Reduction Model Resources for Small Businesses and Organizations
This page provides a brief overview of how EPA’s Waste Reduction Model (WARM) can be used by small businesses and organizations. The page includes a brief summary of uses of WARM for the audience and links to other resources.
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Waste Reduction Model Public Comment
This is a public comment webpage for WARM version 16.