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Initial Round of Sampling at Bannister Federal Complex Buildings 50 and 52 Reveals No Indoor Air Health Concerns
Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb
Dolphins’ Health Shed Light on Human and Ocean Health
Scientists Discover Clues into Human Diseases by Studying Dolphins in a Changing Ocean
Recovery Act Funding Jumpstarts Construction Phase of Green Infrastructure Project
(ATLANTA – February 18, 2010) On Thursday, February 18, 2010, The U.S
Final Rule Reduces Air Toxics from Existing Stationary Diesel Engines/Emissions reductions will save lives and protect health
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is setting the first standards that will reduce emissions of formaldehyde, benzene, acrolein and other toxic air pollutants from certain stationary diesel engines
Never Too Late For A New Year Resolution
Part of my morning routine consists of packing my youngest daughter’s lunch. Although her school encourages waste-free lunches, I have found that lately I haven’t been observing green practices. Let me explain. Even though I had purchased several sets of reusable plasticware, these reusable…
Nunca es demasiado tarde para una resolución para el nuevo año
Parte de mi rutina matutina consiste en preparar el almuerzo para mi hija menor. A pesar de que su escuela alienta a los padres a proveer almuerzos con el mínimo de desechos he encontrado que últimamente no he estado observando las prácticas más beneficiosas para el medio ambiente. A pesar de…
One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
(New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
(New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
(New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
EPA Awards $17 Million to Support Research on the Impacts of Climate Change Twenty-five universities to explore public health and environmental facets of climate change
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is awarding nearly $17 million in Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grants to universities across the country to study the consequences of climate change on the air we breathe and the water we drink
NOAA National Weather Service to Use New Hurricane Wind Scale
NOAA's National Weather Service will use a new hurricane scale this season called the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. The scale keeps the same wind speed ranges as the original Saffir-Simpson Scale for each of the five hurricane categories, but no longer ties specific storm surge and…
EPA and Temple University Share Expertise at Electronics Recycling Conference for Colleges and Universities
PHILADELPHIA (February 17, 2010) -- Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Temple University’s Computer Recycling Center (CRC) joined forces to share advice on electronics recycling with colleges and universities in the Greater Philadelphia area and beyond
Recovery Act Jumpstarts Construction of Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lula, GA
(ATLANTA – Feb. 17, 2010) On the one-year anniversary of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the U.S
EPA, State of Colorado recognize Recovery Act benefits at Brighton Drinking Water facility
On one-year anniversary of President Obama’s signing in Denver, Recovery Act delivering $62 M for critical water infrastructure, jobs in Colorado Contacts: Richard Mylott, USEPA, 303-312-6654
- Initial Round of Sampling at Bannister Federal Complex Buildings 50 and 52 Reveals No Indoor Air Health Concerns
  Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb
- Dolphins’ Health Shed Light on Human and Ocean Health
  Scientists Discover Clues into Human Diseases by Studying Dolphins in a Changing Ocean
- Recovery Act Funding Jumpstarts Construction Phase of Green Infrastructure Project
  (ATLANTA – February 18, 2010) On Thursday, February 18, 2010, The U.S
- Final Rule Reduces Air Toxics from Existing Stationary Diesel Engines/Emissions reductions will save lives and protect health
  WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is setting the first standards that will reduce emissions of formaldehyde, benzene, acrolein and other toxic air pollutants from certain stationary diesel engines
- Never Too Late For A New Year Resolution
  Part of my morning routine consists of packing my youngest daughter’s lunch. Although her school encourages waste-free lunches, I have found that lately I haven’t been observing green practices. Let me explain. Even though I had purchased several sets of reusable plasticware, these reusable…
- Nunca es demasiado tarde para una resolución para el nuevo año
  Parte de mi rutina matutina consiste en preparar el almuerzo para mi hija menor. A pesar de que su escuela alienta a los padres a proveer almuerzos con el mínimo de desechos he encontrado que últimamente no he estado observando las prácticas más beneficiosas para el medio ambiente. A pesar de…
- One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
  (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
- One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
  (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
- One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
  (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
- EPA Awards $17 Million to Support Research on the Impacts of Climate Change Twenty-five universities to explore public health and environmental facets of climate change
  WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is awarding nearly $17 million in Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grants to universities across the country to study the consequences of climate change on the air we breathe and the water we drink
- NOAA National Weather Service to Use New Hurricane Wind Scale
  NOAA's National Weather Service will use a new hurricane scale this season called the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. The scale keeps the same wind speed ranges as the original Saffir-Simpson Scale for each of the five hurricane categories, but no longer ties specific storm surge and…
- EPA and Temple University Share Expertise at Electronics Recycling Conference for Colleges and Universities
  PHILADELPHIA (February 17, 2010) -- Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Temple University’s Computer Recycling Center (CRC) joined forces to share advice on electronics recycling with colleges and universities in the Greater Philadelphia area and beyond
- Recovery Act Jumpstarts Construction of Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lula, GA
  (ATLANTA – Feb. 17, 2010) On the one-year anniversary of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the U.S
- EPA, State of Colorado recognize Recovery Act benefits at Brighton Drinking Water facility
  On one-year anniversary of President Obama’s signing in Denver, Recovery Act delivering $62 M for critical water infrastructure, jobs in Colorado Contacts: Richard Mylott, USEPA, 303-312-6654
  - Initial Round of Sampling at Bannister Federal Complex Buildings 50 and 52 Reveals No Indoor Air Health Concerns
    Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb
  - Dolphins’ Health Shed Light on Human and Ocean Health
    Scientists Discover Clues into Human Diseases by Studying Dolphins in a Changing Ocean
  - Recovery Act Funding Jumpstarts Construction Phase of Green Infrastructure Project
    (ATLANTA – February 18, 2010) On Thursday, February 18, 2010, The U.S
  - Final Rule Reduces Air Toxics from Existing Stationary Diesel Engines/Emissions reductions will save lives and protect health
    WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is setting the first standards that will reduce emissions of formaldehyde, benzene, acrolein and other toxic air pollutants from certain stationary diesel engines
  - Never Too Late For A New Year Resolution
    Part of my morning routine consists of packing my youngest daughter’s lunch. Although her school encourages waste-free lunches, I have found that lately I haven’t been observing green practices. Let me explain. Even though I had purchased several sets of reusable plasticware, these reusable…
  - Nunca es demasiado tarde para una resolución para el nuevo año
    Parte de mi rutina matutina consiste en preparar el almuerzo para mi hija menor. A pesar de que su escuela alienta a los padres a proveer almuerzos con el mínimo de desechos he encontrado que últimamente no he estado observando las prácticas más beneficiosas para el medio ambiente. A pesar de…
  - One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
    (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
  - One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
    (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
  - One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
    (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
  - EPA Awards $17 Million to Support Research on the Impacts of Climate Change Twenty-five universities to explore public health and environmental facets of climate change
    WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is awarding nearly $17 million in Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grants to universities across the country to study the consequences of climate change on the air we breathe and the water we drink
  - NOAA National Weather Service to Use New Hurricane Wind Scale
    NOAA's National Weather Service will use a new hurricane scale this season called the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. The scale keeps the same wind speed ranges as the original Saffir-Simpson Scale for each of the five hurricane categories, but no longer ties specific storm surge and…
  - EPA and Temple University Share Expertise at Electronics Recycling Conference for Colleges and Universities
    PHILADELPHIA (February 17, 2010) -- Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Temple University’s Computer Recycling Center (CRC) joined forces to share advice on electronics recycling with colleges and universities in the Greater Philadelphia area and beyond
  - Recovery Act Jumpstarts Construction of Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lula, GA
    (ATLANTA – Feb. 17, 2010) On the one-year anniversary of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the U.S
  - EPA, State of Colorado recognize Recovery Act benefits at Brighton Drinking Water facility
    On one-year anniversary of President Obama’s signing in Denver, Recovery Act delivering $62 M for critical water infrastructure, jobs in Colorado Contacts: Richard Mylott, USEPA, 303-312-6654
    - Initial Round of Sampling at Bannister Federal Complex Buildings 50 and 52 Reveals No Indoor Air Health Concerns
      Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb
    - Dolphins’ Health Shed Light on Human and Ocean Health
      Scientists Discover Clues into Human Diseases by Studying Dolphins in a Changing Ocean
    - Recovery Act Funding Jumpstarts Construction Phase of Green Infrastructure Project
      (ATLANTA – February 18, 2010) On Thursday, February 18, 2010, The U.S
    - Final Rule Reduces Air Toxics from Existing Stationary Diesel Engines/Emissions reductions will save lives and protect health
      WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is setting the first standards that will reduce emissions of formaldehyde, benzene, acrolein and other toxic air pollutants from certain stationary diesel engines
    - Never Too Late For A New Year Resolution
      Part of my morning routine consists of packing my youngest daughter’s lunch. Although her school encourages waste-free lunches, I have found that lately I haven’t been observing green practices. Let me explain. Even though I had purchased several sets of reusable plasticware, these reusable…
    - Nunca es demasiado tarde para una resolución para el nuevo año
      Parte de mi rutina matutina consiste en preparar el almuerzo para mi hija menor. A pesar de que su escuela alienta a los padres a proveer almuerzos con el mínimo de desechos he encontrado que últimamente no he estado observando las prácticas más beneficiosas para el medio ambiente. A pesar de…
    - One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
      (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
    - One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
      (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
    - One Year Later, EPA-Funded Recovery Act Projects Yielding Cleaner Air, Water and Land Across New York State; EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Visits Renewable Energy Installations in Syracuse
      (New York, N.Y.) One year ago today, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and over the last year, projects funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have yielded cleaner air, water and land, and new jobs across the country
    - EPA Awards $17 Million to Support Research on the Impacts of Climate Change Twenty-five universities to explore public health and environmental facets of climate change
      WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is awarding nearly $17 million in Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grants to universities across the country to study the consequences of climate change on the air we breathe and the water we drink
    - NOAA National Weather Service to Use New Hurricane Wind Scale
      NOAA's National Weather Service will use a new hurricane scale this season called the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. The scale keeps the same wind speed ranges as the original Saffir-Simpson Scale for each of the five hurricane categories, but no longer ties specific storm surge and…
    - EPA and Temple University Share Expertise at Electronics Recycling Conference for Colleges and Universities
      PHILADELPHIA (February 17, 2010) -- Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Temple University’s Computer Recycling Center (CRC) joined forces to share advice on electronics recycling with colleges and universities in the Greater Philadelphia area and beyond
    - Recovery Act Jumpstarts Construction of Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lula, GA
      (ATLANTA – Feb. 17, 2010) On the one-year anniversary of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the U.S
    - EPA, State of Colorado recognize Recovery Act benefits at Brighton Drinking Water facility
      On one-year anniversary of President Obama’s signing in Denver, Recovery Act delivering $62 M for critical water infrastructure, jobs in Colorado Contacts: Richard Mylott, USEPA, 303-312-6654 Mark Salley, CDPHE, 303-692-2013 Mark Salley, CDPHE, 303-692-2013 Mark Salley, CDPHE, 303-692-2013 Mark Salley, CDPHE, 303-692-2013 Jodie Carroll, City of Brighton, 303-655-2061 (Denver, Colo
    - Science Wednesday: OnAir - Huge Datasets Pose Challenges but Hold Promise
      During a recent visit to Harvard, I sat down with Francesca Dominici, a biostatistician and former director of the Johns Hopkins Particulate Matter Research Center.Dominici confessed that she has spent much of her time at Harvard thus far figuring out how to transfer, store and manage all of the…
    - THURSDAY: EPA Administrator Jackson Visits Columbus, Ohio for Recovery Act Announcement / Marking one-year milestone, Jackson to discuss recovery act job creation, community improvement
      WASHINGTON – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P
    - Gardening Within the Walls of Your Home
      A couple of years ago I gave my Dad grow lights for Father’s Day. He had mentioned to me that he wanted a garden, but living in a gated community there was not the appropriate amount of space on his property to do so. He started to create an indoor garden comprised of herbs and [...]
    - EPA seeks public input on Black Mesa Mine wastewater permit
      ** NEWS BRIEF ** SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will hold public hearings on February 23 and 24 to allow additional public participation and comment on the proposed wastewater permit renewal for the Peabody Western Coal Company Black Mesa / Kayenta Complex
    - Help us serve you better by being more open!
      Have you heard about President Obama’s Open Government Directive (PDF) (81K, about PDF)? Under this plan, we’re looking for your help making EPA more transparent and finding ways for us to work with you better. The ultimate goal? Getting the best ideas for how we can meet our mission of…
    - Former Owner of Dairy Plant in West Point, Neb., to Pay $350,000 to Settle Alleged Violations of Clean Water Act
      Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb
    Jodie Carroll, City of Brighton, 303-655-2061 (Denver, Colo
  - Science Wednesday: OnAir - Huge Datasets Pose Challenges but Hold Promise
    During a recent visit to Harvard, I sat down with Francesca Dominici, a biostatistician and former director of the Johns Hopkins Particulate Matter Research Center.Dominici confessed that she has spent much of her time at Harvard thus far figuring out how to transfer, store and manage all of the…
  - THURSDAY: EPA Administrator Jackson Visits Columbus, Ohio for Recovery Act Announcement / Marking one-year milestone, Jackson to discuss recovery act job creation, community improvement
    WASHINGTON – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P
  - Gardening Within the Walls of Your Home
    A couple of years ago I gave my Dad grow lights for Father’s Day. He had mentioned to me that he wanted a garden, but living in a gated community there was not the appropriate amount of space on his property to do so. He started to create an indoor garden comprised of herbs and [...]
  - EPA seeks public input on Black Mesa Mine wastewater permit
    ** NEWS BRIEF ** SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will hold public hearings on February 23 and 24 to allow additional public participation and comment on the proposed wastewater permit renewal for the Peabody Western Coal Company Black Mesa / Kayenta Complex
  - Help us serve you better by being more open!
    Have you heard about President Obama’s Open Government Directive (PDF) (81K, about PDF)? Under this plan, we’re looking for your help making EPA more transparent and finding ways for us to work with you better. The ultimate goal? Getting the best ideas for how we can meet our mission of…
  - Former Owner of Dairy Plant in West Point, Neb., to Pay $350,000 to Settle Alleged Violations of Clean Water Act
    Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb
  Jodie Carroll, City of Brighton, 303-655-2061 (Denver, Colo
- Science Wednesday: OnAir - Huge Datasets Pose Challenges but Hold Promise
  During a recent visit to Harvard, I sat down with Francesca Dominici, a biostatistician and former director of the Johns Hopkins Particulate Matter Research Center.Dominici confessed that she has spent much of her time at Harvard thus far figuring out how to transfer, store and manage all of the…
- THURSDAY: EPA Administrator Jackson Visits Columbus, Ohio for Recovery Act Announcement / Marking one-year milestone, Jackson to discuss recovery act job creation, community improvement
  WASHINGTON – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P
- Gardening Within the Walls of Your Home
  A couple of years ago I gave my Dad grow lights for Father’s Day. He had mentioned to me that he wanted a garden, but living in a gated community there was not the appropriate amount of space on his property to do so. He started to create an indoor garden comprised of herbs and [...]
- EPA seeks public input on Black Mesa Mine wastewater permit
  ** NEWS BRIEF ** SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will hold public hearings on February 23 and 24 to allow additional public participation and comment on the proposed wastewater permit renewal for the Peabody Western Coal Company Black Mesa / Kayenta Complex
- Help us serve you better by being more open!
  Have you heard about President Obama’s Open Government Directive (PDF) (81K, about PDF)? Under this plan, we’re looking for your help making EPA more transparent and finding ways for us to work with you better. The ultimate goal? Getting the best ideas for how we can meet our mission of…
- Former Owner of Dairy Plant in West Point, Neb., to Pay $350,000 to Settle Alleged Violations of Clean Water Act
  Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb
Jodie Carroll, City of Brighton, 303-655-2061 (Denver, Colo
Science Wednesday: OnAir - Huge Datasets Pose Challenges but Hold Promise
During a recent visit to Harvard, I sat down with Francesca Dominici, a biostatistician and former director of the Johns Hopkins Particulate Matter Research Center.Dominici confessed that she has spent much of her time at Harvard thus far figuring out how to transfer, store and manage all of the…
THURSDAY: EPA Administrator Jackson Visits Columbus, Ohio for Recovery Act Announcement / Marking one-year milestone, Jackson to discuss recovery act job creation, community improvement
WASHINGTON – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P
Gardening Within the Walls of Your Home
A couple of years ago I gave my Dad grow lights for Father’s Day. He had mentioned to me that he wanted a garden, but living in a gated community there was not the appropriate amount of space on his property to do so. He started to create an indoor garden comprised of herbs and [...]
EPA seeks public input on Black Mesa Mine wastewater permit
** NEWS BRIEF ** SAN FRANCISCO – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will hold public hearings on February 23 and 24 to allow additional public participation and comment on the proposed wastewater permit renewal for the Peabody Western Coal Company Black Mesa / Kayenta Complex
Help us serve you better by being more open!
Have you heard about President Obama’s Open Government Directive (PDF) (81K, about PDF)? Under this plan, we’re looking for your help making EPA more transparent and finding ways for us to work with you better. The ultimate goal? Getting the best ideas for how we can meet our mission of…
Former Owner of Dairy Plant in West Point, Neb., to Pay $350,000 to Settle Alleged Violations of Clean Water Act
Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Kansas City, Kan., Feb