U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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
- 4930 Old Page Rd, Durham, NC 27703
- Phone
- (919) 541-2350
- 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