Science & Technology
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Setting Priorities for Endangered Species Assessments
Learn about the priority-setting process for reviewing pesticides for endangered species effects.
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Thiobencarb Use Limitations
Mandatory Pesticide Use Limitations for Thiobencarb Bulletins
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Development and Use of the Index Reservoir in Drinking Water Exposure Assessments
Provides guidance on the development and use of the index reservoir scenario for use in estimating pesticide concentrations in drinking water derived from vulnerable surface water supplies.
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Fluopicolide Petition and Response
Petition(s) and Response(s) for Fluopicolide
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Initial Report to Congress on EPA’s Capacity to Implement Certain Provisions of the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act
The new law includes much needed modernizations to TSCA, the only major piece of environmental legislation that had not been updated since it was passed in the fall of 1976.
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ECM for Novaluron & Degradates CPU and CLA in Water - MRID 50610215
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Novaluron & Degradates CPU and CLA in Water - MRID 50610215
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Downloadable 2006 IUR Public Database
The following file contains information reported to EPA under the 2006 IUR. Please note that no information claimed as TSCA Confidential Business Information by an IUR reporter is contained in this file.
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New Chemical Program Statistics Prior to June 22, 2016
Monthly update to new chemicals cases under review.
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TSCA Environmental Release Application (TERA) for Modified Escherichia coli
TERA submitted by University of North Carolina and given tracking designation of R-01-0001. The microorganism will be introduced into potential sources of fecal contamination to determine if the bacteria can be detected downstream from the release points.
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TSCA Environmental Release Application (TERA) for Modified Pseudomonas Fluorescens
TERA submitted by Micro Systems Technologies, LLC and given the tracking designations of R-02-0001. The microorganism has been genetically modified to contain a bioluminescent gene that is activated upon metabolism of naphthalene and/or methyl salicylate.
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TSCA Environmental Release Application (TERA) for Pseudomonas fluorescens strains HK44 and 5RL
TERAs submitted by the University of Tennessee and Micro Systems Technologies, LLC and given the tracking designation of R-04-01 and R-04-02. The strain will be tested to examine its ability to detect and monitor naphthalene and methyl salicylate.
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Two TSCA Environmental Release Applications (TERAs) for Bradyrhizobium japonicum (B. japonicum)
TERAs pertaining to field trials of two mutant strains (Bj 5019 and TN 119(12)) of Bradyrhizobium japonicum (B. japonicum), a common soil bacterium which is used as a commercial seed inoculant.
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Reduced Residue Chemistry Data Requirements for Seed-Treatment Uses
EPA is publishing new guidance, including a tiered approach to help manufacturers and EPA determine when the number of field trials can be reduced to register seed treatment uses.
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About EPA Digitization Centers
Purpose of the EPA Digitization Centers
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Cutting-Edge Contracting Innovation Lab (CECIL)
EPA's Cutting-Edge Contracting Innovation Lab (CECIL) offers EPA's contracting professionals access to innovative acquisition concepts, techniques, and strategies with support. Inspired by the DHS PIL, this is the hub of EPA's innovation in acquisition.
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Learn About Data Standards
This page contains basic information on data standards.
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Coral Reefs
Coral reefs are among the most biologically diverse and valuable ecosystems on Earth. This web site describes the importance of coral reefs, threats to them, and ongoing efforts to protect them.
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Best Practices for Siting Solar Photovoltaics on Municipal Solid Waste Landfills
Information concerning reusing former landfills as large solar projects
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AQS Memos - Questions and Answers Related to the AMP-255 Report
AQS Memos - Questions and Answers Related to the AMP-255 Report
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Biological Agents
These chemicals or organisms increase the rate at which microorganisms break down complex compounds into simpler products (biodegredation). Two bioremediation technologies currently being used for oil spill cleanups are fertilization and seeding.