Learn the Issues
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The SALT Framework
Read the SALT Framework, a framework for risk communication used at EPA.
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Frequent Questions about the National Recycling Strategy
Frequent questions to address commonly asked questions about the National Recycling Strategy.
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SIP Requirements in the Clean Air Act
Key State Implementation Plan (SIP) requirements in the Clean Air Act that states must submit to EPA.
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National Recycling Strategy
This document summarizes the activities and accomplishments of the workgroup participants in 2019 and lays out the path forward for continued action in 2020. It also provides a foundation on which additional actions can be identified and taken.
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Brownfields Program Grants
The EPA Brownfields and Land Revitalization Program empowers states, Tribal Nations, communities and other stakeholders to work together to prevent, assess, safely clean up and sustainably reuse brownfield sites.
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USMCA Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
USMCA Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
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Healthy and Resilient Gulf of America
Program overview of Healthy and Resilient Gulf of America
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Learn About CRAFT
Learn about CRAFT and how to use it.
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Meaningful Engagement for Climate Adaptation and Resilience
As a core component of environmental justice, meaningful engagement with stakeholders and communities is critical for the success and durability of climate adaptation and resilience projects.
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Resources and Lessons Learned from Past Green Infrastructure Technical Assistance
EPA has provided successful green infrastructure technical assistance throughout the country.
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Legislative and Regulatory Authority for Chemical Data Reporting
This page discusses CDR legislative authority that supports Chemical Data Reporting
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List of Chemicals Reported for the 2012 Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) by CASRN or Accession Number
For the 2012 CDR, 7,674 unique chemicals were reported by manufacturers (including importers). Chemicals are listed by CAS Registry Number or by TSCA Accession Number.
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Pesticide Volatilization
We consider the risks posed when pesticides volatilize during or after application. The movement of vapors through the air is not the same as pesticide movement by spray drift, erosion, or windblown soil particles.
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Implementing the Pesticide Registration Improvement Extension Act - Fiscal Year 2016
pria fees Annual Report 2016
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Appeals of Fee and Waiver Decisions
pria fees
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About Using Predictive Models and Tools To Assess Chemicals under TSCA
As part of EPA's effort to promote chemical safety, OPPT provides public access to predictive models and tools which can help inform the public on the hazards and risks of substances and improve chemical management decisions.
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Ecological Structure - Activity Relationships Program (ECOSAR) Methodology Document v2.0
Estimating Ecotoxicity
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Ecological Structure - Activity Relationships Program (ECOSAR) Operation Manual v2.2
Estimating Ecotoxicity
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Meetings with Registrants of Pet Spot-on Products
Information about EPA efforts to mitigate adverse effects from spot-on products used on pets and the meetings the agency had with producers, or registrants of the products to discuss product-specific mitigation.
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Do you really need to use a pesticide?
By following three simple steps, you can protect your family’s health and safety while controlling pests. Remove sources of food, water, and shelter to prevent pest problems.