Pacific Southwest, Region 9
Serving: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands, Tribal Nations
Protecting Children in Underserved Communities
EPA has recently awarded grants to community organizations to protect children from pesticides, improve safety in day-care centers, and educate teachers and other community leaders about keeping children safe from environmental risks.
- Children's Health Protection Grants for Communities
- October is Children's Health Month
- More EPA Resources in the Pacific Southwest
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Recycle City Renewed
It's been almost fifteen years since EPA launched Recycle City, the interactive website featuring a virtual city with myriad opportunities to learn about reducing waste. The site has a new look, and we're adding features to help a new generation of kids reduce, reuse and recycle.
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California's Polluted Waters
More of California's waterways are impaired than previously known. Increased water monitoring data shows the number of rivers, streams and lakes in California exhibiting overall toxicity have increased 170 percent from 2006 to 2010.
- Los Angeles Times: More Water Pollution in California
- Media Kit: California Impaired Waters
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McClellan - Air Force Base to Business Park
The redevelopment of McClellan Air Force Base is an excellent example of the public and private sectors working together to protect the environment and grow the economy.
- Sacramento Bee: Cleanup of Superfund Site
- About the McClellan Redevelopment Project
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Protecting Low-Income Tenants from Lead Poisoning
Nearly one million children in the U.S. have dangerous levels of lead in their blood. It is crucial for landlords to provide information about lead hazards so that tenants can protect their families from lead poisoning.
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