Assessment of cold-climate environmental research priorities

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has consistently recognized that cold regions pose unique environmental problems. This report sets forth the conceptual framework and research plans for several high priority research areas. It provides the fundamental basis for implementation of the EPA Col...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: States, J. B.
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Pacific Northwest Laboratory 1983
Subjects:
Research Programs
Fuels
Management
Water Pollution
Air Pollution
Energy Sources
Us Epa
Pollution
Environmental Impacts
Waste Management 290300* > Energy Planning & Policy > Environment
Health
& Safety
29 Energy Planning
Policy And Economy
Forestry
Planning
Polar Regions
National Organizations
Waste Disposal
Us Organizations
Fossil Fuels
Petroleum
Arctic Regions
Arctic
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2172/5620513
https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1091881/
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Summary:The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has consistently recognized that cold regions pose unique environmental problems. This report sets forth the conceptual framework and research plans for several high priority research areas. It provides the fundamental basis for implementation of the EPA Cold-Climate Environmental Research Program. This three- to five-year program encompasses both short- and long-term research of high relevance to the EPA and to the cold regions that it serves.

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