Science & Technology

EPA Ethics Review for Mark-3 Study Final December 15, 2015

HSRB January 12-13, 2016 Meeting EPA Ethics Review for Mark-3 Study Final December 15, 2015

Final Presentation for Science and Ethics Applicable to All 5 SCJ Mark Studies

September 17 Meeting of the Human Studies Review Board

Agenda and supporting documents for the September 17, 2020 meeting of the Human Studies Review Board

CAAAC Hybrid Meeting, September 13-14, 2022

Final TCVP Presentation Providing Overview Science and Ethics Review

July 25, 2018 Meeting of the Human Studies Review Board

July 25th, 2018 Meeting of the Human Studies Review Board

Comparing EPA Analytical Methods for PFAS in Drinking Water

EPA Method 533 compliments EPA Method 537.1 and can be used to test for 11 additional per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Thirstin's Water Cycle Activity

A hands-on activity to teach about the water cycle.

Identifying Drinking Water Filters Certified to Reduce PFAS

An EPA webpage describing different types of point-of-use water filters that can remove per- and and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Field Equipment Cleaning and Decontamination

Field Branches Quality System and Technical Procedures

Quality Management Plan for EPA Region 4

This Quality Management Plan describes Region 4's quality system.

Protective Actions & Decontamination: Radiological Incident Response

The EPA's ORD offers free public webinars on recent research results. Watch a pre-recorded webinar summarizing protective actions under the EPA's radiation response authorities and highlighting related resources for effective response.

Meet EPA Quality Assurance Manager Ramona Sherman

EPA Quality Assurance Manager Ramona Sherman assists EPA researchers in delivering high quality, defensible research products.

Helping Coastal Communities Address Beach Closures

Tourism and recreation are critical to the economy and communities of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

EPA Researchers are Helping Cities Measure Their Resilience

Researchers looked at vulnerabilities to environmental changes in Washington, DC, and Worcester, Massachusetts. Their report describes a comprehensive and flexible workbook that cities can use to become more resilient to these changes.

Advancing AOP Knowledge and Development: Dan Villeneuve, Ph.D.

Researcher at Work profile of Dan Villeneuve

EPA Educational Tool Inspires MIT Team to Develop DIY Air Sensor Kit for Hawai’i Educators

EPA Researchers Evaluate Procedures to More Effectively Manage Clean-up Following Pesticide Misuse Incidents

When pesticide use or misuse results in indoor contamination, it is important to evaluate the extent of contamination and potential exposure risk, as well as the success of remediation efforts, if needed.

Evaluating Low-cost Air Sensor Performance Near Wildfires

EPA works with partners to test sensors

EPA Grants Fund Researchers Working with Communities to Monitor Air Pollution in Washington and Pennsylvania

EPA grantees are working in cities across the country to teach local residents about how to use low-cost air pollution sensors to monitor air quality.