EPA
Public And Government Association
Why pick this one
EPA is suited to environmental questions involving drinking water, air quality, toxic substances, cleanup sites, or emergency releases.
Best for
- finding local air-quality, water-quality, cleanup-site, or toxic-release information
- PFAS and drinking-water safety resources
- oil-spill or chemical-release emergency coordination
- environmental regulation and public guidance
- environmental grant application and management information
Look elsewhere if
- customers seeking private contractors for on-site environmental remediation
- customers seeking direct residential pest-control treatment
- customers needing a general emergency service unrelated to environmental releases
Specialties
- PFAS drinking-water exposure reduction
- air-quality standards and pollution research
- chemical and pesticide risk management
- oil-spill and chemical-release response
- Superfund and contaminated-site cleanup
What makes them different
- Provides environmental information searchable by topic, location, ZIP code, city, or state
- Responds to oil spills, chemical, biological, and radiological releases, and large-scale national emergencies
- Publishes resources covering air, water, chemicals, pesticides, toxic substances, land, waste, and cleanup
- Offers EPA-hosted webinars for applying for or managing environmental grants
- Maintains regional offices overseeing EPA programs across states and territories
- Emergency
- Available
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 109 TW Alexander Dr, Durham County, NC 27709
- Phone
- +19195412249
- Website
- http://www.epa.gov
Services
- environmental information and public education
- environmental regulation and oversight
- emergency response assistance
- drinking-water resources
- air-quality data and tools
- environmental grants and technical support