Science & Technology
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Green Chemistry Challenge: 2022 Academic Award
Green Chemistry Challenge 2022 award winners
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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
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Green Chemistry Challenge: 2022 Greener Reaction Conditions Award
Green Chemistry Challenge 2022 award winners
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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.
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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
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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
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Benefits of Green Chemistry
Benefits of green chemistry to human health, the environment, businesses and the eceonomy.
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Green Chemistry Challenge: 2022 Specific Environmental Benefit—Climate Change
Green Chemistry Challenge 2022 award winners
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Information on Ozone and Ozone Depletion
This page describes what ozone is and provides links to learn more about its effects and consequences.
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Ozone Layer Protection
Science information about Earth's stratospheric ozone layer protecting humans and earth from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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MERPs View Qlik
MERPs VIEW Qlik Applications
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Modeling Applications and Tools
The U.S. EPA's Air Quality Modeling Group (AQMG) conducts modeling analyses to support policy and regulatory decisions in OAR and provides leadership and direction on the full range of air quality models and other mathematical simulation techniques used in
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Regional 4 Superfund X-Ray Fluorescence Field Operations Guide
The Field Operations Guide was developed by EPA's Region 4 Superfund Division’s staff for consideration by on-scene coordinators and remedial project managers.
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EPA Recognizes Excellence and Innovation in Alabama Water Infrastructure Project
EPA Recognizes Excellence and Innovation in Alabama Water Infrastructure Project
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EPA Recognizes Excellence and Innovation in Florida Water Infrastructure Project
EPA Recognizes Excellence and Innovation in Florida Water Infrastructure Project
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Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge: 2009 Greener Synthetic Pathways Award
Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge 2009 award winner, Eastman Chemical Co., makes esters for emollients and emulsifiers in cosmetics with immobilized enzymes, saving energy and avoiding strong acids and organic solvents.