EPA proposed to amend the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program to improve the practical utility of the program, minimize burden, and clarify requirements that have been the subject of questions from recipients of EPA financial assistance and from disadvantaged business enterprises.

EPA proposed to amend the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program to improve the practical utility of the program, minimize burden, and clarify requirements that have been the subject of questions from recipients of EPA financial assistance and from disadvantaged business enterprises.

EPA proposed to amend the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program to improve the practical utility of the program, minimize burden, and clarify requirements that have been the subject of questions from recipients of EPA financial assistance and from disadvantaged business enterprises.

EPA proposed to amend the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program to improve the practical utility of the program, minimize burden, and clarify requirements that have been the subject of questions from recipients of EPA financial assistance and from disadvantaged business enterprises.

EPA announced that Region 6 reissued a NPDES general permit for existing and new dischargers in New Mexico under the concentrated animal feeding operations point source category.

EPA announced that Region 6 reissued a NPDES general permit for existing and new dischargers in New Mexico under the concentrated animal feeding operations point source category.

EPA announced that Region 6 reissued a NPDES general permit for existing and new dischargers in New Mexico under the concentrated animal feeding operations point source category.

EPA announced that Region 6 reissued a NPDES general permit for existing and new dischargers in New Mexico under the concentrated animal feeding operations point source category.

EPA announced that Region 6 reissued a NPDES general permit for existing and new dischargers in New Mexico under the concentrated animal feeding operations point source category.

EPA announced its tentative approval of revisions to Florida's public water system supervision program that would allow the state to implement and enforce the Stage 2 Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule, Long Term 2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule, and Ground Water Rule; EPA determined that the rules are no less stringent than the corresponding federal regulations.