Climate Change
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Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection
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Learn about wood burning as an alternative source of energy and the steps that can help to reduce the impact of nuisance odors and wood smoke particles.
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Air Compliance Assurance - Contacts
View contact information for the compliance assurance program.
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Learn about DEEP’s air compliance assurance program which utilizes source monitoring, inspection, report review, administrative enforcement and a variety of other tools to ensure that the operation of sources of air pollution and related activities comply with all applicable orders, permits, the Connecticut General Statutes, and the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
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Archive of documents related to the development of sections 22a-174-22e and -22f of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies
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School Recycling and Organics Management
All schools in Connecticut are required by state law to recycle mandated items.
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Municipal Annual Recycling Reports
each municipality must provide the DEEP an annual recycling report.
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Donating and buying reusable goods not only helps protect the environment, it also helps your local economy.
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List of Contaminated or Potentially Contaminated Sites in Connecticut
Information regarding contaminated sites or potentially contaminated sites in Connecticut.
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Federal and State of Connecticut Superfund information
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Links to websites for Petroleum Products
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Residential Home Heating Oil Tanks
Residential Home Heating Oil Tanks
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1997 - Environmental Compliance in CT
DEEP strives to achieve the highest level of environmental protection by use of regulatory controls together with financial, regulatory and technical compliance.
