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Ports Primer: 7.4 Agency Responsibilities
Near-port communities are often disproportionately impacted by air emissions due to port operations, goods movement operations and other industries that may be co-located with ports. Air emissions at ports also impact regional air quality.
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Pesticide Producing Establishments: Frequent Questions
frequently asked questions relating to pesticide producing establishments
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8. What if I produce other types of products?
Only those pesticides, active ingredients used to produce a pesticide, or devices regulated under FIFRA must be reported; other types of products which you produce should not be reported. For example, if you produce a "weed and feed" product (an herbicide/fertilizer mixture) that is registered as a pesticide and a…
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6. What must be reported for pesticide-producing and device-producing establishments?
Products for which producers must report production and distribution information include, but are not limited to, the following: Registered Pesticides Active ingredients used to produce a pesticide Unregistered pesticides Pesticides produced for research and development, including both those with or without an experimental use permit Special Local Need pesticide authorized…
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5. How do I submit initial and annual production reports for pesticide-producing and device-producing establishments?
Producers, or their authorized agents, can easily complete the reporting requirement electronically (recommended) or use EPA Form 3540-16 to mail their reports to EPA. Learn more about submitting your report electronically on EPA’s page: How-to Guides and Instructional Videos for Electronic Reporting for Pesticide Establishments Download, fill and mail EPA…
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4. Who must submit production reports for pesticide-producing and device-producing establishments and when must they be submitted?
Each producer operating an EPA-registered establishment must submit the reports required under FIFRA Section 7. Producers must submit an initial report no later than 30 days after the registration of each establishment Producers must submit an annual report on or before March 1 of each year If your establishment did…
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Site Adaptation Profile: Wyckoff Co./Eagle Harbor
Superfund Site Adaptation Profile for Wyckoff Co./Eagle Harbor detailing remediation efforts undertaken
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Safer Choice Master Criteria for Safer Chemical Ingredients
The DfE Criteria for Safer Ingredients were established to ensure that the safest possible ingredients are used in DfE-labeled products in the DfE Safer Products Labeling Program.
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Safer Choice Criteria for Specialized Industrial Products
Safer Choice has created a specific criteria for specialized industrial products to account for distinct performance requirements not applicable to other I/I products.
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Site Adaptation Profile: Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Superfund site resilience profile for Rocky Mountain Arsenal in Commerce City, Colorado.
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Cleanups in New Mexico
This page contains information about cleanups in New Mexico, including Brownfields, Land Revitalization, Superfund Redevelopment Initiative, RCRA cleanups, and Superfund Sites.
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Cleanups in Louisiana
This page contains information about cleanups in Louisiana, including Brownfields, Land Revitalization, Superfund Redevelopment Initiative, RCRA cleanups, and Superfund Sites.
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Strategy for Streamlining Hazardous Waste Cleanups at RCRA Facilities in EPA Region 6: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas
RCRA Corrective Action program documents in EPA's Region Six
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Site Adaptation Profile: Iron Mountain Mine
Climate resilience profile for Iron Mountain Mine in Redding, California.
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Nonpoint Source News-Notes, Issue 21, May 1992
News-Notes is a periodic report on the Condition of the Water-Related Environment, the Control of Nonpoint Sources of Water Pollution, and the Ecological Management and Restoration of Watersheds
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What is CMOM for Wastewater Collection Systems?
This webinar discusses the history of the CMOM (capacity, management, operations, and maintenance) approach for wastewater collection systems including proposed federal regulations under the Clean Water Act (CWA).
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Methods for Calculating CHP Efficiency
Understand the two methodologies for calculating CHP efficiency: total system efficiency and effective electrical efficiency.
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Analysis of the Proposed Greenhouse Gas Standards and Guidelines
IPM analyses of the Proposed NSPS and Existing Source Rules
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Results using Post-IRA 2022 Reference Case
Download EPA's IPM v6 including documentation, overview, System Summary Report, .DAT, .RPE, .RPT files, Gas Report, State Level Emissions, Generation and Heat Input Summary.
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Integrated Planning Model (IPM) Results Viewer
This IPM Results Viewer is an Excel spreadsheet tool to compare different IPM runs in conjunction with historic data.