Learn the Issues

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  • Alternative Fuels and Infrastructure

    WCC contributes to alternative fuel station planning and development through the Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Corridor Coalition (AFICC), a public-private partnership that seeks to accelerate the modernization of west coast transportation corridors.

  • Tribes and Territories

    The goal of this page is to connect interested parties to resources and funding opportunities tailored to Tribes and Pacific island territories.

  • Trucking Sector Workgroup

    This page provides information about current and emerging trucking fleet emissions reduction projects and funding programs in the West Coast region and highlights trucking emissions reductions resources.

  • Ports Sector Workgroup

    Information and funding opportunities for diesel port emission projects including alternative fuel for vessels and on-shore equipment, equipment retrofits and early retirement, cold ironing for ocean-going vessels, and plug-in power for on-shore equipment.

  • Locomotives and Rail Sector Workgroup

    Information on efforts to reduce rail emissions through idle reduction, emerging technologies, exploring innovative financing mechanisms, leveraging federal funds, and sharing lessons learned regarding technologies and best practices.

  • Construction and Non-Road Sector Workgroup

    Information on current and potential emissions reduction projects in the West Coast region in the Construction and Non-Road sector.

  • Aviation Sector Workgroup

    Information on current and potential emissions reduction projects in the aviation sector across the West Coast.

  • Agriculture Sector Workgroup

    Information on current and potential emissions reduction projects in the West Coast region in the Agriculture Sector.

  • Additional Information about Cyanotoxins in Drinking Water

    Supplemental information on U.S. EPA drinking water health advisories and research for cyanotoxins.

  • Community Advisory Group (CAG) Contacts

    Find contact information for Community Advisory Groups near Superfund sites for each region.

  • Local Action Framework

    The Local Action Framework: A Guide to Help Communities Achieve Energy and Environmental Goals is a step-by-step guide designed to help local and tribal governments plan, implement, and evaluate new or existing energy or environmental projects.

  • Local Renewable Energy Benefits and Resources

    Learn about renewable energy options for local governments. Local governments can dramatically reduce their carbon footprint by purchasing or generating electricity from clean, renewable sources.

  • Radiation and Shipping Port Security

    The cargo that enters the US sometimes contains hazardous materials such as chemicals or radioactive materials. American shipping ports make sure that the transport of hazardous material is done safely and securely.

  • Radioactive Waste Material From Oil and Gas Drilling

    Bringing natural resources from below the surface to above the ground through oil and gas drilling brings up materials that naturally contain radionuclides. Radionuclides commonly found in these materials are radium, radon, uranium, potassium and thorium.

  • Nuclear Gauges

    Nuclear gauges measure three main things: thickness, density, and fill level. When properly used, nuclear gauges will not expose the public to radiation.

  • Radiation From Solar Activity

    Extreme Sun activity, such as solar flares, coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and geomagnetic storms can send bursts of energy toward Earth. This can include energy in the form of ionizing radiation, magnetic energy and/or ultraviolet radiation.

  • Land Revitalization and Brownfields Initiatives

    Approaches to land revitalization.

  • The Energy in Water Infographic

    Many know about the importance of saving energy and water. But few know about the drops to watts connection—that it takes energy to pump, heat, treat, and deliver the water we use every day.

  • WaterSense Labeled Homes Save Water and Energy Infographic

    The performance and efficiency of WaterSense labeled homes impact more than just water. Energy efficiency is the top
    reason buyers request green homes, yet not everyone realizes the connection between saving water and saving energy.

  • Fact Sheet: Generator's and Transporter's Responsibilities For Management and Disposal of Lead-Based Paint Debris, EPA-747-F-98-006, December 1998

    Facthseet detailing the management and disposal of lead-based paint debris in construction and demolition landfills.

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