Science & Technology
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Maintain Portable Classrooms, Part of Indoor Air Quality Design Tools for Schools
Portable, or relocatable classrooms have been a feature of many school districts for years.
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Moisture Control, Part of Indoor Air Quality Design Tools for Schools
Uncontrolled moisture indoors can cause major damage to the building structure, as well as to furnishings and to finish materials like floors, walls, and ceilings.
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Energy, Weatherization and Indoor Air Quality
Climate change presents many challenges, including the production of severe weather events. These events and efforts to minimize their effects through weatherization can adversely affect indoor environments.
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Section 1 of the Building Air Quality Guide: About This Document
Overview of Building Air Quality: A Guide for Building Owners and Facility Managers document
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Indoor Air Quality Networking and Funding Opportunities
List of links related to IAQ Network and Collaborate.
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ECM for Captan & Degradate THPI in Soil - MRID 40823901
Environmental Chemistry Methods for Captan & Degradate THPI in Soil - MRID 40823901
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Appalachian Stream Mitigation Workshop under CWA Section 404
A 5 day workshop in 2011 developed for state and federal regulatory and resource agencies, who review, comment on and/or approve compensatory mitigation plans for surface coal mining projects in Appalachia
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Wetlands Education for Students and Teachers
Information about Wetlands Education like activities, curriculum, teaching tools, videos and links
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Learn More about Water Quality Data
The STORET (short for STOrage and RETrieval) Data Warehouse is a repository for water quality, biological, and physical data and is used by state environmental agencies, EPA and other federal agencies, universities, private citizens, and many others.
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Managing Stressors
This webpage covers information on stressors that drive coastal wetland loss and details strategies and tools for managing those stressors.
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Estimating Emission Reductions from Travel Efficiency Strategies
Resources for state and local planners interested in estimating on-road greenhouse gas emissions and assessing the impact of specific travel efficiency strategies.
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Quality Assurance Project Plan for Characterization of Dust Lead Levels after Renovation, Repair, and Painting Activities
Report detailing amendments required to the Full Study Quality Assurance Project Plan for Work Assignment 2-10.
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Guidance on Control Strategies for State and Local Agencies
Guidance and strategies are offered for reducing vehicle air pollution, including ozone or smog-forming pollutants, particulate matter and other emissions that pose public health and air quality concerns.
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CMAQ Webinars
Webinars by CMAQ team members provide in depth information on different aspects of the modeling system.
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The Atmospheric Model Evaluation Tool
AMET is used to evaluate air quality model output against observed data. The software relies on a combination of observation data, Fortran scripts, MySQL database and R scripts. Evaluation plots include scatter, time series, spatial and stacked bar plots.
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Approved Drinking Water Analytical Methods
This page contains a list of links for the Approved Drinking Water Analytical Methods
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Methods 1623 and 1623.1 Technical Training Material
Technical training for laboratories using EPA Methods 1623 and 1623.1 and individuals who will audit laboratories analyzing water samples for Cryptosporidium or Giardia using these methods.
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Method Development for Unregulated Contaminants in Drinking Water Meeting Materials - June 2018
Webinar slides from public meeting on method development for unregulated contaminants in drinking water.
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Support Documents for EPA’s Second Review of Existing Drinking Water Standards
The support documents for the Six-Year Review 2 of existing National Primary Drinking Water Standards contain extensive information including protocol for the review, and chemical contaminant health effects among others
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SHC Meeting Documents for November 2-4, 2016: Glossary
This reference document provides the meaning to commonly used acronyms in the Sustainable and Healthy Communities Research Program.