Science & Technology

Environmental Monitoring in the Everglades and Big Cypress

Get data and reports about Everglades ecosystem monitoring and assessment activities.

Research Fellows in the News and Success Stories

EPA Assists States in Midwest Flood Zone of 2019

EPA Testing Drinking Water and Preventing Diesel Spill with Federal and State Partners

PX 700®. National Contingency Plan Product Bulletin

Technical product bulletin: this miscellaneous oil spill control agent used in cleanups can remove oily sheen from aquatic environments, soils, and wastewater. Can also remove oil from equipment and wildlife by immersion.

PRO-ACT. National Contingency Plan Product Bulletin

Technical product bulletin: aka OILCLEAN w/ACTIVATOR, this bioremediation agent (biological additive) used in oil spill cleanups consists of two parts: liquid microbes and activator nutrient.Works best with desired concentrations nitrogen and phosphorous

PETROCLEAN™. National Contingency Plan Product Bulletin

Technical product bulletin: this bioremediation agent is suitable for use in oil cleanups on hard surfaces with limited permeability such as concrete, permeable surfaces such as sand, and fresh or salt water.

October 23-24, 2019 Meeting of the Human Studies Review Board

2021 Survey Results

Preliminary findings based on frequency data.

Win-Win: Using Green Infrastructure to Maximize Ecosystem Benefits

EPA researchers are working together to advance green infrastructure techniques in communities around the country.

Next Generation Emission Measurements Help Understand Air Pollutants in Rubbertown Industrial Area of Louisville, Kentucky

The Rubbertown industrial area of Louisville, Kentucky, is home to over ten industrial sources of air pollutants and is adjacent to residential areas.

Science and Social Justice in the San Juan Bay Estuary

EPA researchers are working with local partners to ensure the health, safety and well-being of communities in the Caño Martín Peña region in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Why Air Quality Science Matters this Week… and Every Week

May 3 - 7, 2021, is Air Quality Awareness Week. Learn more about EPA's air quality research.

School is in Session! EPA’s Summer Science Institute brings EPA Science to NC Students

EPA’s Summer Science Institute brought EPA science to North Carolina students. The free week-long program for rising 11th and 12th graders aimed to increase students’ knowledge about EPA and its mission to protect human health and the environment.

Meet EPA Researcher Katie Williams, PhD

Katie is an EPA researcher studying how individuals, organizations, and agencies are engaged in environmental management in the Great Lakes Areas of Concern program

Meet EPA Geographer Marc Weber

Researchers at work profile for EPA Geographer Marc Weber.

Meet EPA Social Scientist Jules Witts

EPA social scientist Jules Witts assesses the human wellbeing benefits associated with restoration and revitalization.

Bridging the Gap: Equitable Investment in City Greenspace

EPA designed a framework to support the use of green infrastructure by assisting communities in making informed decisions surrounding stormwater planning and management.

Determining the Value of Clean Water: How EPA Researchers are using Social Science to Study the Human Dimensions of Water Quality in New England

EPA researchers are using social science to study the value that people place on water quality in coastal environments.

CMAQ: Demonstrating Skill Across Media and Around the World

This month, EPA proudly celebrates the 25th anniversary of the initial release of EPA’s Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) modeling system, which occurred June 30, 1998.

Rewriting Coexistence and Sustainable Futures

Strategies to restore ecosystems are changing to consider humans not only as stressors but as a part of the ecosystem, responsible for building a vibrant and sustainable future.