EPA Selects Six Universities to Help Find New Uses for Toxics Data
EPA selected six academic partners for the 2014 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) University Challenge, a project designed to find innovative ways to increase public awareness of industrial releases of toxic chemicals in communities and around the country. The selected projects for 2014 were proposed by faculty and students from Drew University, Southeastern Louisiana University, the State University of New York at Plattsburgh, Tennessee State University, the University of California Los Angeles, and the University of South Carolina. Through these partnerships, EPA will work with the universities to develop practical and replicable projects focused on data visualization and analytics for improving the presentation and understanding of TRI data. Learn more about the TRI University Challenge here. http://go.usa.gov/9rqm
EPA Accepting Applications for Clean Air Excellence Awards
EPA is accepting applications for the 2015 Clean Air Excellence Awards Program through September 12, 2014. This award recognizes and honors outstanding and innovative efforts to make progress in achieving cleaner air. Award-winning entries must directly or indirectly reduce pollutant emissions, demonstrate innovation, offer sustainable outcomes, and provide a model for others to follow. Learn how to apply for the awards program here. http://go.usa.gov/9cK5
Join EPA for an ENERGY STAR Twitter Chat on June 19
EPA is hosting a Twitter chat on Thursday, June 19 from 2:00 – 3:00 PM EDT with ENERGY STAR cooling experts. Learn more about how to stay cool this summer, while saving energy and helping to protect the environment. Tweet your questions to @ENERGYSTAR and @ENERGYSTARHomesand EPA's cooling experts will answer. Follow the conversation using#ENERGYSTARChat.
Join EPA Administrator and Latino Community for Climate Change Discussion on June 26
Join EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy and host Voces Verdes on Thursday, June 26 at 3:30 PM EDT for a Google+ discussion on the impact of climate change on the Latino community. RSVP to join the conversation here. Follow the conversation on Twitter with @GinaEPA and @Voces_Verdes using #ClimateVoces and #ActOnClimate.
Learn more about how EPA is addressing climate change. Read and comment on the Clean Power Plan here. http://go.usa.gov/8Aqd
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