Tag: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

The National Association of Water Companies and U.S. Chamber of Commerce launch a campaign for leaders, businesses, and the public to make the case for water infrastructure investment.

Office workers may suffer more intense migraines and more frequent headaches due to an uncomfortable indoor environment, more commonly known as sick building syndrome, says a new report from Ball State University.

The Pac-12 had an annual green power usage of more than 228 million kWh annually, which is equivalent to avoiding the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the electricity use of more than 19,500 average American homes for one year.

The U.S. EPA, ACCO, C2ES, and TCR have recognized one individual and 20 organizations for pollution reduction efforts.

LA Testing is a provider of formaldehyde and volatile organic compound (VOC) testing services and products to professionals and the general public.

EPA's requirement to report emissions may be coming to your facility.

The three hydrocarbon substances can be used in small commercial refrigerators and freezers.

There are many benefits to improving facility indoor air quality (IAQ). But how can facility managers get it done?

Irrigation controllers will be the first outdoor product eligible to earn the EPA program's label.

Water conservation measures are no longer the stuff of science fiction books or disaster films. The pressure is on for large consumers to cut back.

The Refrigerant Reclaim Centers offer programs that are flexible and convenient to help facility managers (fms) manage their recovered refrigerants.

The 16th annual Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards seek out chemical technologies that further pollution prevention.

The EPA OIG reviewed a random sample of 35 brownfield-assessment reports prepared under the EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant program and found that not even one report complied with all AAI requirements.

After the ENERGY STAR discussion, TFM Forum attendees participated in one-on-one meetings with a select group of product and service providers to discuss the solutions available to improve upon their energy and sustainability goals.

The EPA has released recommended steps to take for schools with older lighting fixtures in order to reduce potential exposures to harmful levels of PCBs. The guidance — part of EPA’s efforts to address potential PCB exposures in schools — is based on evidence that the older ballasts contain PCBs that can leak when the ballasts fail,

In October 2010, 77 colleges and universities took up the EPA's challenge to reduce waste at one of their home football games.

The federal agency is involved in activities to assist in managing the bedbug problem.

Top purchasers in the EPA Green Power Partnership program are using more than 12 billion kilowatt hours (kWh) of green power annually.

The company's Construction Services in Indiana was recently named an Energy Star Service and Product Provider (SPP) partner.

The year old initiative monitors air quality surrounding a selection of schools around the United States.