Cape May-Lewes ferry, MV Twin Capes  (photo credit: DNREC by Sherilyn Lau   Have you ever wondered what’s on the ocean floor?  Or maybe ...

  by Tom Damm To fully appreciate why two EPA regions are working to improve the Delaware River Watershed, it helps to experience the area’...

by Tom Damm It’s a four-peat. For the fourth consecutive year, the University of Maryland, College Park has won high honors in EPA’s Campu...

Jeremy Hinton is an eighth-generation Kentucky farmer. He and his wife Joanna own Hinton’s Orchard and Farm Market in Hodgenville, Kentucky ...

  by Tom Damm Ralph Spagnolo and Ellen Bryson know their way around the state capitals in EPA’s Mid-Atlantic Region.  The regional Water P...

By Tai Long EPA’s environmental justice screening and mapping tool, EJSCREEN, consistently ranks as one of the most used tools on the agenc...

Charles Lee, Senior Policy Advisor Office of Environmental Justice, US EPA The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued its Envir...

by Tom Damm Schools planning field trips to teach students about stormwater pollution may not have to travel far.  For many, the lesson is ...

  by Cosmo Servidio I recently had the pleasure of speaking at the Mid-Atlantic Vibrant Ports – Healthy Ports workshop in Philadelphia. For...

By Alyssa Edwards Small funds don’t always mean small impacts. As the EPA’s Environmental Justice Small Grant program has shown us, oftenti...

by Danny Gogal For a quarter of a century, the EPA has worked to address the environmental and public health concerns of minority, low-inco...

by Tom Damm Photo: Courtesy of Jim Bintliff If you were lucky enough to catch one of the record number of home run balls hit in Major Le...

by Tom Damm In a room inside Talen Energy Stadium normally reserved for Philadelphia Union soccer player interviews, EPA and a group of par...

by Catherine Magliocchetti EPA’s Mid-Atlantic Region is home to millions of residents who rely upon private wells for their drinking water...

by Jon Markovich In the previous Healthy Waters blog, my colleague Micka Peck wrote about the stream sampling we did for benthic macroinver...

by Micka Peck I was never a huge ‘bug person’ as a kid. It wasn’t that I bolted in terror at the sight of anything crawling my direction, b...

By Matthew Tejada One of the best parts about working for environmental justice at EPA is that we constantly have the opportunity to engage...

By Deborah Dalton Imagine a typical public meeting about a controversial local environmental issue, like a recycling center transfer stati...

By: Barry N. Breen, Acting Assistant Administrator, Office of Land and Emergency Management. We are proud of the environmental and economic...

by Tom Damm   3…2…1…  On cue, EPA, state and local officials dug their shovels into the softened dirt to formally kick off major upgrades t...