EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management offers technical assistance as a means for finding new opportunities for reducing the environmental footprint of remedies by advancing acceptance and implementation of green remediation BMPs. Site managers and other stakeholders may directly submit a general inquiry about green remediation strategies. Site-specific technical assistance also is available to Federal Superfund remedial project managers (RPMs).
Examples of Areas of General Interest
- Using renewable energy from solar, wind, and hydro sources to power energy-intensive treatment
- Developing waste-to-energy systems that enhance pollution prevention
- Coupling sustainable reuse with remediation designs, construction, and implementation
- Implementing and documenting other green remediation strategies to conserve water and other natural resources and foster environmental stewardship
To submit a general inquiry, click here:
Examples of Site-Specific Technical Assistance (Available to Superfund RPMs)
- Providing information about high-performance field techniques and technologies for site assessment and cleanup
- Evaluating renewable energy potential, technologies, financing, and partnerships
- Assessing potential applications and designs for waste-to-energy systems
- Identifying ways to integrate site reuse into remediation strategies
- Renewing and providing comments on project documents, such as requests for proposals, work plans, field sampling plans, and quality assurance plans
- Facilitating the consideration and use of green remediation
- Sharing technical information with non-technical audiences
- Providing easy access to resources, tools, recent news, and lessons learned
An RPM may submit a request directly to EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management.
To submit a site-specific request, click here:
Additional questions about use of services, or difficulties in sending inquiries, may be placed or reported at 301-589-5318.
