No Pollution Toolbox

U.S. EPA Abbreviations and Acronyms View

List of commonly used abbreviations and acronyms

Glossary of Environmental Management Terms View

Collection of useful, common environmental management terms

EPA TRI EZ Search for Combined Releases View

Fate and Transport Tools

These videos, presentations, and resources are intended to assist communities and industry stakeholders to recognize pollution sources. By recognizing sources of fugitive emissions, good industry practices can be applied to control and eliminate harmful pollutants which can contribute to health risks, create nuisances, or cause property damage.

Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (DNAPLs)

An illustrated handbook of DNAPL Transport and Fate in the Subsurface View

PFOA

EPA Overview of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) View

EPA Research on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) View

No Pollution Overview of PFOA and Drinking Water View

EPA Drinking Water Health Advisories for PFOA and PFOS View

Wood Treating Plants

EPA Overview of Wood Preservative Chemicals View

Asbestos Exposure

EPA Overview of Asbestos View

Drying Processes

EPA AP 42 13.2 Fugitive Dust Sources View

EPA AP 42 13.2 Fugitive Dust Sources Related Information View

Animal Feeding Operations (AFOs)

EPA Overview of Animal Feeding Operations View

Anaerobic Digestion

EPA AgStar's Livestock Anaerobic Digester Database View

FLIR Footage

FLIR stands for Forward Looking Infrared. Sensors in the camera detect infrared radiation, (usually emitted from a heat source), to create video output. FLIR can be used for leak detection and can visualize gas leaks in real time. It is able to identify 1-Pentene - 5.6g/hr, Benzene - 3.5g/hr, Butane -0.4g/hr, Ethane - 0.6g/hr, Ethanol - 0.7g/hr, Ethylbenzene - 1.5g/hr, Ethylene - 4.4g/hr, Heptane - 1.8g/hr, Hexane - 1.7g/hr, Isoprene - 8.1g/hr, MEK - 3.5g/hr, Methane - 0.8g/hr, Methanol - 3.8g/hr, MIBK - 2.1g/hr, Octane - 1.2g/hr, Pentane - 3.0g/hr, Propane - 0.4g/hr, Propylene - 2.9g/hr, Toluene - 3.8g/hr, and Xylene - 1.9g/hr.