Science & Technology
-
Computational Toxicology and Exposure APIs
The APIs provided by EPA enable users to extract specific data from various databases and integrate them into their applications.
-
Lead at Superfund Sites: Frequent Questions from Risk Assessors on the Integrated Exposure Uptake Biokinetic (IEUBK) Model
Read frequent questions and answers about lead from risk assessors on the Integrated Exposure Uptake Biokinetic (IEUBK) model.
-
Wildfire Smoke Air Monitoring Response Technology (WSMART)
The Wildfire Smoke Air Monitoring Response Technology (WSMART) pilot is part of a federal government response to address the growing threat of wildfires and related smoke impacts that are a public health concern in the United States.
-
CMAQ: Tackling Emerging Concerns and Building for the Future
In the final installment of this series, we’ll share how CMAQ has continued to innovate, modernize, and address emerging environmental issues.
-
EPA Resources for Ecosystems Research
Researchers are developing sophisticated models and tools that are used to protect ecosystems and ecosystem services across the nation.
-
Human Health and Climate Change Research
EPA is conducting research to understand the impacts of climate change on human health with a focus on vulnerable populations.
-
Climate Change Tools to Protect Public Health and the Environment
A list of tools and resources for climate change adaptation and resilience planning.
-
Air Quality & Climate Change Research
EPA is conducting research to understand the relationships between climate change and air quality by advancing the understanding of temperature changes on ozone and particulate matter concentrations and changes in pollen and allergic disease patterns.
-
Climate Change Research
EPA conducts research to understand the environmental and health impacts of climate change and to provide sustainable solutions for adapting to and reducing the impact from a changing climate.
-
Energy Transformation and Climate Change Research
EPA is conducting rsearch to understand the impacts of a changing energy system on air pollution emissions, water consumption and other environmental endpoints.
-
Ecosystems, Water Quality & Climate Change Research
EPA researchers are assessing the impacts of climate change on ecosystems.
-
Research on Near Roadway and Other Near Source Air Pollution
Research has shown that living and working near sources of air pollution can lead to higher exposures to air contaminants many of which contribute to adverse health effects including reduced lung function, asthma, cardiovascular disease and premature death
-
Peer Review Comments on the IRIS Assessment of Benzene
Attachment to IRIS file for benzene, January 19, 2000, RESPONSE TO THE PEER REVIEW COMMENTS, II. Extrapolation of the Benzene Inhalation Unit Risk Estimate to the Oral Route of Exposure (EPA/NCEA-W-0517, July 1999)
-
Water Research Publications in the Science Inventory
Water Research Publications
-
Microbiological and Chemical Exposure Assessment: Water
EPA microbiologists are studying ways that chemicals and microbes can travel through and grow in ground water, drinking water, and recreational water.
-
Chemical and Microbial Risk Research
EPA researches water contaminants in order to promote safe recreational waters; maintain healthy water resources, and prepare for potential terrorist threats
-
Outreach, Tools & Resources for Air Research
Outreach, tools & resources for EPA's Air Research portfolio including events, educational resources, publications, and research grants.
-
Wildland Fire Research: Key Links to Other Science Agencies
This is a list of federal agencies and organizations working in wildland fire research.
-
Urban Runoff: Model Ordinances for Aquatic Buffers
Aquatic Buffers serve as natural boundaries between local waterways and existing development. The model and example ordinaces below provide suggested language or technical guidance designed to create the most effective stream buffer zones possible.
-
Using Low Impact Development and Green Infrastructure to Get Benefits From FEMA Programs
LID and Green Infrastructure is a cost-effective, resilient approach to stormwater management. Projects that reduce flood losses may be eligible for grant funding through FEMA and may allow communities to claim points through FEMA's rating system -CRS