Data and Tools
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Lesson 3: Attorney General (AG) Certification
The AG Certification is a letter confirming legal authority to implement the electronic reporting covered by the application and enforce the affected programs using the electronic documents received under those programs.
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Lesson 7: From Key Decisions to CROMERR-Compliant Solutions
CROMERR 101 Lesson 7 addressed two key decisions: the type of credential you use and how you define the copy of record.
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Lesson 7: Key Decision 2 - Defining the Copy of Record (COR)
CROMERR 101 Lesson 7: What the system defines as the copy of record determines how the COR is shown to be true and correct, and how the opportunity to review is provided.
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Lesson 7: Key Decision 1 - Type of Credential Used (continued)
Two types of credentials, PINS or passwords and certificates associated with public-private key pairs, could lead to CROMERR compliant systems.
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Lesson 7: From Requirements to Specific Solutions - Two Key Decisions
CROMERR 101 Lesson 7 covers two key decisions applicants will make as they consider particular solutions to meet the general performance goals.
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April 20, 2010 Comments on the Draft U.S. EPA document Toxicological
Comments on the Draft U.S. EPA document Toxicological
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RFC: City of Houston's July 9, 2008 Request for Correction of
Request for correction information received for EPA response
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RFC: Technical Report for
Information received for request for correction submitted on behalf of Herculaneum Lead Smelter Site, Herculaneum, Missouri
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Request for Correction: 2008 Screening-Level Ecological Risk Assessment for the Newark Bay Study
Troy Chemical Corporation, Inc. seeks the correction of information disseminated in EPA's 2008 Screening-Level Ecological Risk Assessment (SLERA) for the Newark Bay
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RFC: Evaluation of the effectiveness of coatings in reducing dislodgeable
A request for correction received from the Wood Preservative Science Council
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EPA response to RFC: Evaluation of the effectiveness of coatings in reducing dislodgeable
EPA's response to a request for correction received on the evaluation of the effectiveness of coatings in dislodgeable arsenic, chromium and copper from CA treated wood
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September 2, 2005 RFC: Evaluation of the effectiveness of coatings in reducing dislodgeable
A request for correction submitted to EPA on behalf of Wood Preservative Science Council
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February 6, 2006 EPA response to RFC: Evaluation of the effectiveness of coatings in reducing dislodgeable
EPA's response to the request for correction: Evaluation of the effectiveness of coatings in reducing dislodgeable arsenic, chromium, and copper from CCA treated wood.
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Lesson 5: Defining "Valid Electronic Signatures"
A valid electronic signature on an electronic document is one that is created with an electronic signature device that is uniquely entitled to a signatory, not compromised, and used by a signatory who is authorized to sign the electronic document.
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Consent Decree Modifications
Notifications of modifications of the consent decree.
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Enbridge Line 5 Biota Investigation
Enbridge's Line 5 biota investigation workplan and approval
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Comprehensive Data Collected from the Petroleum Refining Sector
On April 1, 2011 EPA sent a comprehensive industry-wide information collection request (ICR) to all facilities in the U.S. petroleum refining industry. EPA has received this ICR data and compiled these data into databases and spreadsheets for the web
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Writing Well-formed HTML
Giving EPA Staff good examples on writing good HTML.