Science & Technology

Water Contamination Incident Remediation Plan (WaterCIRP)

A WaterCIRP is designed to be used by drinking water and wastewater utilities to detail how remediation actions will be implemented, monitored, and evaluated for effectiveness during water contamination incidents.

EPI Suite™-Estimation Program Interface

EPISuite predicts various physical-chemical properties and environmental fate endpoints and also include models for environmental transport. Running the tool will give the user an indication of the transport and persistence of a chemical

Guidance about Planning for Natural Disaster Debris

This document, published in 2019, is designed for local communities (including cities, counties, Tribes, etc.) who are encouraged to create disaster debris management plans.

Methods Approved to Analyze Drinking Water Samples to Ensure Compliance with Regulations

This Website provides a list of approved methods, info for regional/state labs to obtain a copy of the methods approved for compliance monitoring and method-specific contacts.

Report: Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Progress Report—Year Four

Hydraulic Hybrid Vehicles Demonstration Project

EPA and the United Parcel Service (UPS) have developed a hydraulic hybrid delivery vehicle to explore and demonstrate the environmental benefits of the hydraulic hybrid for urban pick-up and delivery fleets.

EPA invests $15.7 million in PFAS projects across Southern California

New investment in 7 local projects comes on heels of additional recent federal efforts to bolster California efforts against PFAS

EPA is announcing new investments in multiple PFAS treatment projects across Southern California. The funding, which totals $15.7 million for seven projects, will advance concrete, tangible solutions to water contamination challenges.

Release Date: May 27, 2026

West Coast Collaborative: Partnering to Reduce Diesel Emissions

West Coast Collaborative is a voluntary public-private partnership committed to reducing diesel emissions and advancing clean technologies throughout the western United States.

Green Infrastructure Funding and Technical Assistance Opportunities

Federal, nonprofit, and local funding resources are available to help communities implement green infrastructure.