Calendar of Native American Tribe in Region 10

Calendar of Native American Tribe in Region 10

Hey there! Here's a rundown of some exciting events happening in Region 10.

Webinars:

1. June 25: Risk-Based Framework for Fit-for-Purpose Water Reuse: State of the Science - EPA discusses their recent report on microbial treatment targets for water reuse. Let's dive into the conceptual framework, scientific assumptions, and more!
2. July 8: Public Hearing: Repeal of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Units - EPA is proposing to repeal greenhouse gas emissions standards. Join this event to learn more and share your thoughts.
3. July 10: Repeal of the NESHAP Mercury and Air Toxics Standards Amendments: Public Hearing - EPA is proposing to repeal mercury and particulate matter emission standards for coal-fired power plants. Swing by and find out the details.
4. July 16: Elevated Temperature Landfills: Case Studies, Indicators, and Knowledge Gaps - Dive into strategies for managing elevated temperature landfills and learn about key unanswered questions in this area.
5. Various dates: EPA's National Brownfields Conference (Chicago, IL), Tribal Lands and Environment Forum (Minneapolis, MN), National Tanks Conference & Expo (Spokane, WA) - Join these conferences to learn about brownfield success stories, community engagement, and best practices in remediation, redevelopment, and sustainability.
6. Nov 17-20: Pacific Northwest Tribal Clean Water Act Training (Tulalip, WA) - This training covers Clean Water Act programs, including Section 106, Section 319, Section 303(d), and more. For Tribes interested in pursuing Treatment as a State (TAS) status for Clean Water Act programs.
7. Dec 8-15: Virtual Water Quality Standards Academy - EPA's Water Quality Standards Academy offers essential information for WQS professionals. Keep an eye out for registration in the fall.

Office Hours:

1. July 9: EPA's Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) Program - Get the scoop on this program that aims to accelerate investment in water infrastructure.
2. August 13: EPA's Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) Program - Learn more about this program and its impact on water infrastructure projects.

For more information on the upcoming events, funding opportunities, and upcoming webinars relevant to water and environmental issues, visit the EPA's Region 10 webpage and subscribe to their mailing lists.

1. The air we breathe could be affected by toxics in water due to inefficient waste management, making the cleanup of water resources crucial for sustainability.
2. Pollution in water bodies can lead to severe health issues and economic losses, highlighting the importance of remediation projects in ensuring a healthy environment and lifestyle.
3. The reduction of pollution in water sources is vital for the industry, as it directly impacts personal-finance and the overall economic growth of a region.
4. Investing in data-and-cloud-computing technology can help in monitoring water pollution levels and facilitating more effective remediation efforts.
5. Incorporating sustainability principles into our lifestyles can contribute to the conservation of water resources and the protection of the environment.
6. Climate-change is causing water scarcity and degradation, making it essential for businesses to prioritize water efficiency and waste management.
7. Environmental-science plays a critical role in understanding the impact of pollution on water resources and identifying viable solutions for remediation.
8. Landfills filled with waste contribute to environmental degradation and climate change; exploring strategies for managing elevated temperature landfills will be beneficial.
9. Attend the EPA's National Brownfields Conference to learn about community-driven approaches for redeveloping contaminated lands and promoting sustainability.
10. Travel is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, driving the need for eco-friendly transportation options and reduced energy consumption in the travel industry.
11. Continue your education and self-development by attending the virtual Water Quality Standards Academy, designed to empower water professionals with essential knowledge.
12. Lifelong learning is essential to stay updated on the latest advancements in environmental-science, policy-making, and technology related to water and sustainability.
13. Sports betting can generate revenue that could potentially fund environmental projects and remediation efforts, emphasizing the connection between different industries and the importance of protecting our environment.

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