Pacific Southwest, Region 9
Serving: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands, Tribal Nations
Diesel Emissions & Greenhouse Gas Reductions
The goal of Cleanup – Clean Air is to encourage, facilitate, and support diesel emissions and greenhouse gas reductions technologies and practices at Superfund cleanup and redevelopment sites.
Clean Diesel Technologies & Alternative Fuels
Renewable Energy Technologies
The Smart Energy Resources Guide
The Smart Energy Resources Guide (SERG) will provide cleanup and redevelopment project managers with the tools and information they'll need to make informed decisions about selecting cleaner diesel construction equipment, including retrofit technologies, repowers, and cleaner fuels, and about selecting alternative energy sources to help augment energy needs for long-term site cleanup operations.
View the Smart Energy Resources Guide (SERG) (PDF) (200 pp,4.9M)
Green Remediation
Implementation of green remediation practices on Superfund sites can offer footprint-reduction opportunities as well as cost-saving benefits. EPA's Guide to Remediation Technologies (PDF) (56 pp, 814K)
Contact the Cleanup Clean Air Team
Jeffrey A. Dhont (dhont.jeff@epa.gov)
(415) 972-3020
Rusty Harris-Bishop (harris-bishop.rusty@epa.gov)
(415) 972-3140
Pankaj Arora (arora.pankaj@epa.gov)
(415) 972-3040
Cleanup - Clean Air Initiative
US EPA Region 9
Superfund Division
75 Hawthorne Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
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