Links

Here are links to other sites you may find useful.

Many links on this page are to sites outside the EPA.

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Purdue University's Center for Technology Transfer and Pollution Prevention
You can download the environmental software from this site, too.

Agriculture

EPA's National Agriculture Compliance Assistance Center
They also list additional agriculture contacts.

Farm*A*Syst
This voluntary program is a partnership between government agencies and private business that enables individuals to prevent pollution on farms, ranches, and homes using confidential environmental assessments. Get more background on Farm*A*Syst. Look up Farm*A*Syst State contacts.

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Air & Atmosphere

Acid Rain Program - a program designed to significantly reduce emissions responsible for acid deposition.

Ozone Layer Protection Program - contains information about the science of ozone depletion, regulations in the US designed to protect the ozone layer, and more.

more EPA Air-related links

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Grants

EPA Office of Grants and Debarment - EPA's prime authority and best source of up-to-date informations, forms, advice, and policy.

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EE Link Grants Information page - lots of info on grant programs for environmental education projects, plus strategy and techniques to develop funding for EE programs.

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Other Environmental Software

Purdue University's Envirosoft Website Our partner in environmental software development mirrors this site, and then some.

USEPA Databases & Software

USEPA Optimal Well Locator (OWL) -The OWL program is a simple tool to evaluate existing monitoring well networks and assist in the selection of new monitoring well locations.

OSHA Expert Advisors - Expert Advisors are self-audits so businesses can receive reliable answers on how OSHA regulations apply to their unique work sites. Topics include Asbestos, Lead, and Respiratory Protection.

The Home Energy Saver - from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, sponsored by the US Department of Energy and EPA. Note that many utility companies also offer home energy audits online.

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