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Latest TipSheet Items
September 26, 2007
Is That a Park or a Storm Sewer? Trick Question
September 26, 2007–Lately the term "green infastructure" has gotten more specific as many cities seek more robust and cost-effective stormwater management.September 12, 2007
EPA Releases Science Data or Potential NO2 Standard Revision
September 12, 2007–EPA is required to update its standard for each of the six main "criteria" air pollutants every five years.Green Housing Standard: LEED for Homes
September 12, 2007–This fall the US Green Building Council expects to launch its rating system for residential construction.Hurricane History Available From NOAA
September 12, 2007–With hurricane season in full swing, NOAA's new resource for identifying historical hurricane tracks may be a useful tool.Industry and Enviros Still Polarized on Mining Waste Rule
September 12, 2007–The US Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM) is trying once again to establish a rule updating its regulation of coal mining waste placement.August 29, 2007
BLM Can Waive Environmental Analysis for Millions of Acres
August 29, 2007–One of the BLM's first actions under new director James Caswell was a final rule defining how the agency will implement portions of the National Environmental Policy Act.Green K-12 Schools Better for Kids, Communities?
August 29, 2007–Across the country, the "green schools" movement has been gaining momentum. Chances are some schools or school districts in your area are implementing various environmental measures.Look for Cleanups of Local Rivers, Lakes and Shores
August 29, 2007–Covering for the slovenly among us, hundreds of thousands of volunteers are expected to participate in an annual trash collection effort on Sept. 15, 2007, along the shores of the world's oceans, lakes, and rivers.More Than 1/3 of US Hunts, Fishes, or Watches Wildlife
August 29, 2007–The US Fish and Wildlife Service released on Aug. 9, 2007, a preliminary report on participation in hunting, fishing, and wildlife watching.August 15, 2007
Dead Zone Count Rises to About 250 Worldwide
August 15, 2007–It's the time of year when dead zones are prominent all over the northern hemisphere and their causes are varied.
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