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EPA's Pollution Prevention Home Page (OPPT) (Popularity:  ): U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Pollution Prevention & Toxics Pollution Prevention Program. The Pollution Prevention Act of 1990. At EPA, pollution prevention means source reduction.
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Green Truck (Popularity: ): Environmental, regulatory and compliance policies related to the trucking or truck repair industry.
The Pollution Prevention (P2) Coalition of Palm Beach County (Popularity: ): Dedicated to reducing or eliminating pollution at its source. Site has information and links on pollution prevention, including P2 vendors.
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Buy Recycled: EPA's Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines (Popularity: ): Recycled content guidelines and other information for U.S. federal government procurement. Includes directories of manufacturers of a wide range recycled products for industrial, commercial, and household use.
EPA's Extended Product Responsibility (EPR) Site (Popularity: ): This site provides information on the EPR concept, what initiatives are underway in the U.S. and internationally, and a wealth of related resources such as public-private alliances, academic research, publications, ...
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