Pollution Prevention Resource Information Links
Department of Energy (DOE) Pollution
Prevention Information Clearinghouse
The EPIC is a computer system intended for the exchange of pollution prevention
information throughout DOE. The types of information on EPIC include facility
pollution prevention opportunity assessments, DOE guidance and policy, project
summaries, newsletters, contacts, internet resource listings, and other information
relevant to the DOE internal pollution prevention program.
Environmental Organization Web Directory
An environmental search engine.
Enviro$en$e Enviro$en$e provides a single repository for pollution prevention, compliance assurance, and enforcement information and data bases. Included are pollution prevention case studies, technologies, points of contact, environmental statutes, executive orders, regulations, and compliance and enforcement policies and guidelines. A major component of Enviro$en$e is the database umbrella architecture for solvent alternatives.
National Defense Center for Environmental
Excellence (NDCEE)
NDCEE serves as a national leadership organization to address high priority
environmental problems for the Department of Defense (DoD), other government
organizations, and the industrial community.
Center for Sustainable Systems
Created by the U.S. EPA in 1991 to collect, develop, and disseminate educational
materials on pollution prevention. Operated by the University of Michigan, the
CSS has become the primary clearinghouse for curricular materials, case studies,
and research publications related to pollution prevention.
EPA Office of Air and Radiation
OAR has a section on energy efficiency and pollution prevention programs in
conjunction with its Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Division, Office of Atmospheric
Programs.
Energy Efficiency Links A collection of links to Energy Efficiency resources on the Web including Energy Star® Programs and Global Warming.
Pollution Prevention
Yellow Pages
From the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable, includes regional organizations
that work with state and local governments; state and local government programs
categorized by state; Federal agencies and EPA pollution prevention coordinators;
and non-profit groups, private sector organizations, and non-profit consultants
who work on pollution prevention.
Partners for the Environment. Through this program, EPA collaborates with over 7,000 organizations, using voluntary goals and commitments to achieve measurable environmental results in a timely and cost-effective way. Small and large businesses, citizen groups, state and local governments, universities and trade associations participate in over 20 different partnership programs.
Pollution Prevention in Colorado
Offers information on the Pollution Prevention Partnership and technical assistance
including free, confidential on-site assessments; telephone consultations; industry-specific
fact sheet and case studies; training programs and technical workshops; a resource
library; presentations to trade and industrial organizations; program development
and support for local governments and tribes; grants for entities involved in
providing pollution prevention educational and outreach activities and technical
assistance.
Pollution Prevention Research Projects
Database The
purpose of the Pollution Prevention research Projects Database project is to
provide accurate, up-to-date information on pollution prevention research activity
and funding opportunities throughout the U.S. in a readily accessible manner.
This database will help researchers and funders from duplicating existing efforts,
and will give them ideas for projects and for individuals or organizations with
which to coordinate in the future. Industry representatives and technical assistance
providers can use the database to obtain general information on cutting edge
approaches to environmental problems, and to find people with technical expertise
in a particular subject area.
Vic Young Pollution Prevention Information
Network
Managed by the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable, which is the largest
membership organization in the United States devoted solely to pollution prevention.
Its mission is to provide a national forum for promoting the development, implementation,
and evaluation of efforts to avoid, eliminate, or reduce pollution at the source.
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