EPA National Climate Change Activities
Proposed Greenhouse Gas Permitting Requirements on Large Industrial Facilities
Across the planet, there is a growing concern about the impacts of climate change on our environment and health. While it will take a global effort to mitigate and address those impacts, there is much that can be done within the Pacific Southwest. This Web site is meant to provide information on regional clean energy and climate change resources and to share information on how YOU can make a difference.
Featured Stories
Six Supermarkets Receive EPA GreenChill Awards for Reducing Use of Ozone-Depleting Greenhouse Gases EPA's GreenChill Advanced Refrigeration Partnership recognized six supermarkets last week for reducing their use of greenhouse gas refrigerants that deplete the Earth’s ozone layer and contribute to climate change. News Release
East Bay Municipal Utilities District Addresses Climate Change by Recycling Food Waste With help from a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grant, the East Bay Municipal Utility District is pioneering a method of generating renewable energy using food scraps. Feature Story/Video/Social Media LinksRegional News
Stimulus Plan's First Cleaner School Bus / State Gives San Diego Funding To Retrofit Dirty Diesels News Release
U.S. EPA Awards More Than $800,000 in Recovery Funding to City of Phoenix to Reduce Diesel Emissions, Create Jobs News Release
U.S. EPA Awards More Than $25 million in Recovery Act Funding to California Communities to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs News Release
Recovery Act Funding for Climate Change Activities
Learn more about how to obtain federal funding for projects which reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
U.S. Climate Change Impacts Report
Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States
summarizes the science and impacts of climate change in the United States, now and in the future.
Pick 5 for the Environment
Commit to at least 5 of 10 actions and share your stories and ideas. Use less water and electricity, commute without polluting, reuse and recycle, and more.
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