Science & Technology

Antimicrobial Testing Methods & Procedures: QC-02-08

Information about ATMP - SOP Monitoring of Laboratories for Airborne Contaminants - QC-02-08

Antimicrobial Testing Methods & Procedures: MB-01-10

Information about ATMP Biosafety in the Laboratory MB-01-10

Confidential Financial Disclosure Form for Environmental Protection Agency Special Government Employees (EPA Form 3110-48)

EPA uses the Confidential Financial Disclosure Form to determine whether there is a conflict of interest or the appearance of a lack of impartiality with regard to the topic under review by the FIFRA Scientific Advisory Panel.

Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge: 1999 Greener Synthetic Pathways Award

Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge 1999 award winner, Lilly Research Laboratories, developed a low-waste drug synthesis using yeast for a stereospecific reduction, reducing solvent amounts, and replacing chromium oxide.

Green Chemistry Challenge: 2019 Academic Award

Green Chemistry Challenge 2019 award winner, Professor Professor Sanjoy Banerjee’s at the City University of New York - Energy Institute has achieved a recent breakthrough utilizing chemical dopants to create rechargeable (Zn-MnO2) batteries

Final National Level Listed Species Biological Evaluation for Clothianidin

EPA has drafted Biological Evaluations (BEs) for two additional pilot chemicals: Clothianidin. The draft BEs are based on interim methods developed in conjunction with FWS, NMFS and USDA in response to the National Academy of Science report.

Green Chemistry Challenge: 2022 Academic Award

Green Chemistry Challenge 2022 award winners

Green Chemistry Challenge: 2019 Greener Reaction Conditions Award

Green Chemistry Challenge 2019 award winners, WSI is being recognized for developing TRUpath, a commercial laundry formulation readily biodegradable and less toxic,nonylphenol ethoxylate-free detergent, an EDTA- and phosphate-free builder

Green Chemistry Challenge: 2022 Greener Reaction Conditions Award

Green Chemistry Challenge 2022 award winners

Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge: 2013 Small Business Award

Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge 2013 award winner, Faraday Technology, Inc., process high-performance chrome coatings to be made from the less toxic, trivalent chromium. Reduce millions of pounds hexavalent chromium without comprising performance.

Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge: 2016 Small Business Award

Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge 2016 award winner, Verdezyne, developed a yeast to produce USDA Certified Biobased dodecanedioic acid (DDDA) used to make high performance nylon 6,12. Lower greenhouse gas emissions, no high temperature or nitric acid

Green Chemistry Challenge: 2017 Academic Award

Green Chemistry Challenge 2017 award winner, Professor Schelter, developed a new, targeted approach for separating mixtures of rare earth metals obtained from consumer waste streams comprising mixtures of Nd/Dy and Eu/Y

Benefits of Green Chemistry

Benefits of green chemistry to human health, the environment, businesses and the eceonomy.

Green Chemistry Challenge: 2022 Specific Environmental Benefit—Climate Change

Green Chemistry Challenge 2022 award winners

Information on Ozone and Ozone Depletion

This page describes what ozone is and provides links to learn more about its effects and consequences.

EPA Recognizes Excellence and Innovation in Kentucky Water Infrastructure Projects 

 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Assistant Administrator for Water Jessica Kramer recently recognized 48 water infrastructure projects for excellence and innovation, including two in Kentucky.

• Release Date: April 9, 2026

EPA Recognizes Excellence and Innovation in South Carolina Water Infrastructure Projects  

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Assistant Administrator for Water Jessica Kramer recently recognized 48 water infrastructure projects for excellence and innovation, including two in South Carolina.

• Release Date: April 9, 2026

Workshop Report: Integrated Modeling to Characterize Climate Change Impacts and Support Decision Making

Workshop on integrated modeling to characterize climate change impacts and support decision information about proceedings including participation and report.

Models for Pesticide Risk Assessment

EPA considers the toxicity of the pesticide as well as the amount of pesticide to which a person or the environments may be exposed in risk assessment. Scientists use mathematical models to predict pesticide concentrations in exposure assessment.

MERPs View Qlik

MERPs VIEW Qlik Applications