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Technical Tools
Frequently Accessed Technical Tools
National Revitalization Tools:
Community Involvement Tools:
- Community Advisory Groups (CAG)
- Technical Assistance Grants (TAG)
- Technical Outreach Services for Communities (TOSC)
- Environmental Justice
- EPA Technology Innovation Program (TIP)
Site Cleanup and Reuse Tools:
Clearwater, Florida
Before: Construction for the health clinic on the site of an abandoned gas station.
After: The Greenwood Health Resource Center - a free health clinic built to serve the residents of North Greenwood, the largest minority community in Clearwater as well as one of the poorest.
There are a number of tools and information sources available to help you navigate the process of reusing all types of contaminated or formerly contaminated sites. The technical tools that you will find most relevant for your purposes will depend on the type of site you are interested in.
The site-type links below will allow you to access informational tools appropriate to Brownfields, Federal Facilities, RCRA, Superfund, and Underground Storage Tanks sites.
In addition, EPA’s Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) program has developed a number of informational documents that can help stakeholders effectively consider reuse options for abandoned mine lands. Available fact sheets cover AML topics such as:
- Carbon Sequestration
- Land Conservation
- Wind Energy