Science & Technology

Track 2: Mid-Format Batteries – Consumers Information Needs and Safety Concerns

More information on the working session titled, "Track 2: Mid-Format Batteries – Consumers Information Needs and Safety Concerns"

Learn about the Hazardous Waste Electronic Manifest System (e-Manifest)

This webpage provides information on EPA's work toward developing a hazardous waste electronic manifest system. Information on the Hazardous Waste Electronic Manifest Establishment Act, progress on the project and frequent questions are available.

CAMEO (Computer-Aided Management of Emergency Operations)

This resource directory offers easier access to the CAMEO suite of software. CAMEO, Computer-Aided Management of Emergency Operations, is system of software applications used to plan for and respond to chemical emergencies.

EMTS System Documentation

This page provides information for EMTS System Documentation.

Sustainable Management of Electronics and Batteries

To provide information on EPAs strategy for electronics stewardship, certified electronics recyclers and the Challenge; as well as where to donate unwanted electronics, how to calculate benefits, and what's going on with electronics mgmt in their states.

Region 7 - Public Notices

Public Notice Directory for EPA Region 7. Includes Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.

Contaminated Soils at Residential Yards and Child High-Use Areas, Oronogo-Duenweg Mining Belt NPL Superfund Site, Jasper County, Missouri

EPA Region 7 has compiled the Administrative Record (AR) file for a time-critical removal action in and around Joplin in Jasper County, Missouri, at the Oronogo-Duenweg Mining Belt NPL Superfund site to clean up residential properties.

• Geographic Locations: Missouri

Celebrating P3’s 20th Year and the Return of the In-person National Student Design Expo

EPA’s People, Prosperity, and the Planet (P3) Program is a national competition that gives students the chance to turn their creative design and engineering ideas into a reality.

EPA Releases Cutting-Edge Human Respiratory System Model

EPA scientists recently developed a new online tool that offers researchers, medical practitioners and others, a comprehensive model of the human respiratory system.

Do-It-Yourself Air Cleaners: Making Cleaner Air More Accessible

EPA and other health, environmental, and nonprofit organizations have provided instructions for creating do-it-yourself (DIY) air cleaners.

Meet EPA Researcher Jennifer Tully, MS

I received my degree in geology and high school science education. My original goal was to be an educator but after I took a geology course and ended up getting a geology major in addition to the education degree, I decided to pursue graduate work in geolo

Meet EPA Researcher Dan Tettenhorst

EPA chemist Dan Tettenhorst performs research work on developing analytical methods for various pesticides and fungicides, harmful algal toxins, and PFAS in drinking water and ambient water.

EPA Researchers Test Mortality Management Approaches to Reduce Potential Spread of African Swine Fever Virus

EPA researchers and responders are working with USDA’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service to develop disease control measures and test approaches to manage infected waste, including mortality management.

EPA Researchers Rely on Expertise in Biological Decontamination to Inform Cleanup after Contaminated Room Spray Recall

In October, the CDC identified a bacterium in an aromatherapy spray which caused death and severe illness in cases across different states.

EPA Researchers Evaluate Electrostatic Sprayers for Disinfectant Application

Businesses and institutions, including some airlines, schools, and transit agencies, have been using electrostatic sprayers to clean and disinfect large surface areas that are frequently touched by many people.

Supporting Small Businesses Through the EPA SBIR Program

For nearly 40 years, EPA’s Small Business Innovation Research program has supported small businesses to develop novel technologies that promote a clean and healthy environment.

Meet EPA Research Bioinformaticist Carlie LaLone, Ph.D.

Meet epa researcher Carlie LaLone!

Working with Communities to Solve a Big Problem in Small Water Systems

Ammonia is found at high levels in many agricultural areas where groundwater is the primary drinking water source. EPA researchers developed affordable and easy-to-use biological drinking water treatment systems to treat ammonia in water.

The One Health Approach to Harmful Algal Blooms

An article by EPA researcher Betsy Hilborn describes how using a One Health approach could help address and reduce the risks associated with harmful algal blooms on human, animal, and environmental health.

EPA Tool Helps Chicago Account for and Visualize Urban Water Flows

A science matters article on EPA's water balance tools for city managers