Clean Water Act Overview
The EPA's authority to regulate water pollutants comes from the Clean Water Act. Learn how it got started more than 20 years before the EPA was even created.
Stop Sandbagging! Create Underflow Dams in Less than 10 minutes
Now you can respond to oil and fuel spills on water faster. Learn how to cut down remediation time and minimize water pollution.
Storm Drain Solutions for Marine Terminals
Learn how to prevent silt and oil sheens from being discharged into the harbor with HuskyGuard® Storm Drain Filters.
Sheen Rule 40 CFR 110.3
Under the Clean Water Act, the Sheen Rule provides the framework for determining whether an oil spill should be reported to the federal government.
Stop Shoveling Oil-Soaked Dirt and Shale at Substations
There’s a 99% chance that you’re using the wrong tools to control transformer oil leaks.
Innovative Storm Drain Best Management Practice
Innovative storm drain best management practices for storm drain and catch basin cleaning and maintenance.
Oil-Only Sorbent Booms Lab Test
We tested oil-only sorbent booms to find out why they aren’t effective for long-term deployment in industrial retention ponds.
Fast Damming Oil Spills in Hard-to-Reach Streams
See how one spill contractor helped their electric utility client stop a transformer oil spill from spreading in a remote location.
Prevent Pollution from Locomotive Oil & Fuel Spills
Railroad senior utility mechanic discovers a longer-lasting way to prevent pollution from locomotive oil and fuel spills.
General Duty Clause Under the Clean Air Act, Section 112(r)
The General Duty Clause under the Clean Air Act requires any facility with extremely hazardous substances to create and implement a plan.