Learn the Issues

This page shows all of the pages at www.epa.gov that are tagged with Learn the Issues.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Kentucky

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Kentucky include Brantley Landfill, B.F. Goodrich, Caldwell Lace Leather Co., Inc., and National Southwire Aluminum Co.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Georgia

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Georgia include Armstrong World Industries, Camilla Wood Preserving Company, Cedartown Industries, Inc., Cedartown Municipal Landfill, Hercules 009 Landfill, LCP Chemicals Georgia, and Macon Naval Ordnance Plant.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Alabama

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Alabama include American Brass Inc., Capitol City Plume, Ciba-Geigy Corp. (McIntosh Plant), Olin Corp., (McIntosh Plant), Perdido Ground Water Contamination and Triana/Tennessee River.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in West Virginia

    Sites in reuse and continued use in West Virginia include Fike Chemical Inc., Hanlin-Allied-Olin, Ordnance Works Disposal Areas and Ravenswood PCE.

  • Clean School Bus Program Rebates

    This webpage provides information on the rebate applications for clean school buses.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Maryland

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Maryland include Bush Valley Landfill, Mid-Atlantic Wood Preservers, Inc., Middletown Road Dump, Southern Maryland Wood Treating, and Woodlawn County Landfill.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Delaware

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Delaware include Army Creek Landfill, Chem-Solv, Inc., Delaware City PVC Plant, Delaware Sand & Gravel Landfill, E.I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co., Inc. (Newport Pigment Plant Landfill), and Halby Chemical Co.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in New Jersey

    Noteable sites in reuse and continued use in New Jersey include American Cyanamid Co., Lipari Landfill, NL Industries, Diamond Alkali Co., Welsbach & General Gas Mantle, Former Kil-Tone Company, Delilah Road, Ciba-Geigy Corp., and Ringwood Mines/Landfill.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Washington, D.C.

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Washington, DC include Washington Gas Light Site.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in the U.S. Virgin Islands

    A site in continued use in the U.S. Virgin Islands is Tutu Wellfield.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Vermont

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Vermont include Elizabeth Mine, Ely Copper Mine, Pine Street Canal, Pownal Tannery, Tansitor Electronics Inc.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Rhode Island

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Rhode Island include Central Landfill, Centredale Manor Restoration Project, Davisville Naval Construction Battalion Center, Newport Naval Education & Training Center, Peterson/Puritan Inc., and Picillo Farm.

  • Superfund Sites in Reuse in Maine

    Sites in reuse and continued use in Maine include Bangor Gas Works, Brunswick Naval Air Station, Callahan Mining Corp., Eastern Surplus, Eastland Woolen Mill, Loring Air Force Base, Pinette's Salvage Yard, and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

  • Awarded DERA Rebates

    National Clean Diesel DERA rebate program offers rebates to sectors for specific technologies and/or vehicle replacements

  • Ports Primer: 5.1 Goods Movement and Transportation Planning

    Goods movement is an integral aspect of port operations and planning. The transportation system helps move freight from its source of production to points of consumption.

  • Abandoned Mine Lands: Revitalization and Reuse

    Reuse opportunities at AMLs may provide the critical impetus to expedite environmental cleanup. EPA’s AML Team is dedicated to providing tools and resources to support the reuse of AMLs, including the prioritization of renewable energy projects.

  • North American SmartWay

    Canada, the United States, and Mexico are all working together to harmonize their freight efficiency voluntary programs under the EPA's SmartWay brand.

  • Superfund: NPL Deletion Guidance and Policy

    Learn about the NPL Deletion Guidance and Policy, which explains the deletion of sites from the National Priorities List.

  • Annual Reports

    The FOIA requires all federal agencies to submit an annual report to the Attorney General.  Annual reports contain detailed statistics including,  the agency's processing times,  number of requests received and processed, and  outcomes of each request.

  • Cleaning up Superfund Sites

    Links for each phase of the complex process of cleaning up Superfund sites.

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