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  • EPA Proposes New Standards to Reduce Exposure to Ethylene Oxide Pollution, Asks for Public Feedback

    But back to that EPA press release: EPA officials said the proposals will provide a comprehensive approach This represents an expedited timeline under EPA authority. Why EPA Initiated the Changes EPA is moving to advance these new protections based on the Agency’s latest You can do that by visiting EPA’s website. For more information on EtO, please visit EPA’s website.

  • EPA Launches New Website to Support the Development of Climate-Resilient Projects

    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this week announced the launch of a new website, the Climate Resilience that can help users consider climate adaptation and resilience before, during and after applying for EPA EPA is taking important steps to help its programs and funding applicants invest in projects that can With CRAFT, interested parties can more easily navigate EPA's funding opportunities, consider climate

  • EPA and Forest Service Release Updated AirNow Fire and Smoke Map

    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) the U.S. EPA and the Forest Service made a beta version of the map available for public review in July; the new EPA and the Forest Service developed the Fire and Smoke Map to provide the public information on fire Download the AirNow app: Apple App Store:  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/epa-airnow/id467653238   Google

  • Weigh In: EPA Seeks Info Supporting Indoor Air Quality Improvements to Improve Public Health

    The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is seeking public comments to support indoor air quality management in Buildings Challenge, a key component of the President's National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan, the EPA EPA-HQ-OAR-2022-0794. Why is this so important? GASP lauded the EPA for taking further action to help curtail indoor pollution. GASP is hopeful the public comments period will garner information that will help EPA adopt standards

  • Allegheny County Health Department: Air Pollution Enforcement Not Impacted by Temporary EPA Policy

    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) policy announced last week. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the EPA last week announced a new environmental policy declaring This only applies to facilities that EPA directly regulates. enforcement of the county’s air pollution control regulations will not be impacted by the temporary EPA #EPA #ACHD #airpollution #AlleghenyCountyHealthDepartment

  • EPA Wants to Revise Coke Oven Emissions Standards, But Not Enough to Address Unacceptable Risks

    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this summer proposed policy revisions that will impact coke-making Some Necessary Background As we reported last week, the Clean Air Act requires EPA to review NESHAPs The Clean Air Act requires EPA to perform a technology review for each NESHAPs every eight years. However, EPA has taken the position that the Act requires it to perform only one residual risk review EPA will accept comments on the proposed revisions through Oct. 23.

  • EPA Releases Proposed Updates to Recommendations to Help Buyers Find Sustainable Products

    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a proposed update to the agency's Recommendations of Specifications This is the first time in nearly 10 years that EPA has comprehensively evaluated standards and ecolabels service ware sub-categories, which is available on EPA's website. In April 2022 , EPA announced stronger eligibility criteria for including standards and ecolabels in via docket EPA-HQ-OPPT-2022-0835 at Regulations.gov .

  • #ICYMI: EPA Orders Neville Scrapper to Reduce Emissions, Limit Hours Following Years of Complaints

    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently ordered a Neville Island-based metal scrap facility that The EPA consent order limits the company to operating for a maximum of 10 hours per day, or eight hours You can read the EPA’s administrative order here.

  • GASP Joins EPA in Encouraging Residents to Prevent Lung Cancer by Testing Homes for Radon

    Did you further know that the EPA recommends that folks test their abodes for the cancer-causing gas? During this year's National Radon Action Month, GASP joins the EPA in urging everyone to take the first The EPA recommends taking action to fix your home if you discover radon levels above 4 picocuries per For more guidance on how to address radon risks, see EPA's radon website .

  • GASP Encourages SWPA Schools to Apply for Piece of EPA’s $400M Clean School Bus Grant Program

    Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the availability of at least $400 million in grants for Funding from EPA’s Clean School Bus Program will improve air quality in and around schools and communities Background About the Clean School Bus Grant Competition The $400 million grant opportunity through EPA EPA is prioritizing applications that will replace buses serving high-need local education agencies, The grant funding opportunity came on the heels of an EPA report showing that climate change-related

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