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Green Communities Assistance Kit (1999, free) - Green Communities are "sustainable communities": communities that integrate a healthy environment, a vibrant economy, and a high quality of life. This kit, developed by EPA Region 3, is a step-by-step guide for becoming a Green Community.

Free PDF reader available Pollution Prevention Guidance for Small Business and Local Government  Exit EPA disclaimer   (1998. free) - This document was developed by the Pollution Prevention Unit of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to help small businesses and local planning boards evaluate the environmental impacts from sources of pollution in their facilities and communities. Business owners and operators and local governments are encouraged to use this manual to develop comprehensive programs that address environmental regulations applying to facilities or businesses in their communities and to guide businesses and other organizations in their pollution prevention efforts.

 
The Local Government Environmental Assistance Network (LGEAN)  Exit EPA disclaimer is a "first-stop shop" providing environmental management, planning, and regulatory and pollution prevention information for local government officials, managers, and staff.  

Free PDF reader available Source Reduction Program Potential Manual: A Planning Tool  (1997. free) This 27-page manual was written to help local solid waste planners determine the potential impact of various source reduction options. The manual examines program potential, or the portion of a waste stream category that could be addressed by a specific source reduction program. Analyzing program potential helps solid waste managers decide whether to include source reduction in their integrated solid waste management plans. To make it easier to calculate program potential, companion software is also available.

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