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Asset LifeCycle is committed to being a leader in developing and utilizing materials recovery and recycling technologies, ensuring healthy, environmentally safe and responsible methodologies for reducing surplus electronic assets entering the landfills or waste stream. Below are environmental related news articles published by the EPA Newsroom.
US EPA Trash and Recycling News
- EPA Approves Plan to Remove PCB Contamination at the North Austin Community Center in Chicago
- EPA Takes Action to Maintain Public Health Protections for Communities Near Stationary Combustion Turbines
- EPA finalizes permit following public comment period to bring the largest offshore wind farm project to Virginia’s coast
- EPA Announces 2024 Pollution Prevention Recognition Program for Pacific Southwest Region
- EPA Fines East Bay Cities and Municipal Utility Districts for Sewage Discharge Violations
- EPA Publishes Annual US Greenhouse Gas Inventory
- EPA and Federal Partners Seek Public Input on Great Lakes Action Plan
- EPA Deputy Administrator Announces $35 Million Sediment Cleanup to Restore St. Louis River in Minnesota
- La administración Biden-Harris finaliza la primera norma nacional de agua potable para proteger a 100 millones de personas de la contaminación por PFAS
- EPA and the City of Lexington work to extend the compliance deadline for sanitary sewer system improvement projects
- Colonial Oil to Pay $2.8 Million Penalty for Failure to Meet Clean Air Act Fuels Regulations
- Biden-Harris Administration Finalizes First-Ever National Drinking Water Standard to Protect 100M People from PFAS Pollution
- EPA Files Complaint Against California Company for Unlawful Import of HFCs
- Shasta-Siskiyou Transport of Redding, Calif. to Pay Over $208,000 Penalty for Fuel Spill that Reached Sacramento River
- EPA Announces $1.4M Settlement with Sasol Chemicals for Alleged Chemical Accident Prevention Violations at Westlake, La., Facility
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