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| | 06/30/2003 | LATEST TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY SHOWS CONTINUED DECLINE CHEMICALS RELEASED INTO ENVIRONMENT | |
| | 06/30/2003 | MEDIA ROUNDTABLE ON EPA’S GENERAL ASSESSMENT FACTORS | |
| | 06/27/2003 | 1. EPA HALTS SALE OF UNREGISTERED "SARS" PESTICIDE PRODUCT,2. FIVE WINNERS RECEIVE THE 2003 PRESIDENTIAL GREEN CHEMISTRY CHALLENGE AWARDS,
3. NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS AND EPA SIGN MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING,4. REPORT VERIFIES DEEP REDUCTIONS IN EMISSIONS OF NITROGEN OXIDE DUE TO NORTHEASTERN PROGRAM,5. NATIONAL CORRECTIVE ACTION CONFERENCE STRESSES MARKET FORCES IN CLEANING UP HAZARDOUS WASTE,
6. TWO COMPANIES,THREE FORMER EMPLOYEES SENTENCED IN FATAL WASHINGTON STATE GASOLINE PIPELINE EXPLOSION,Court orders $112 million in fines and safety improvements,7. TEXAS PLATING COMPANY SENTENCED FOR ILLEGAL DISPOSAL OF CYANIDE SOLUTION,8. TWO MEN AND REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIP SENTENCED FOR ASBESTOS CRIMES IN VIRGINIA,9. LOUISIANA MAN CONVICTED OF FAILING TO REPORT
OIL SPILL AND MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS | |
| | 06/26/2003 | EPA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR LINDA FISHER RESIGNS EFFECTIVE JULY 11TH | |
| | 06/26/2003 | EPA ADMINISTRATOR CHRISTIE WHITMAN COMMENDS DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR LINDA FISHER | |
| | 06/24/2003 | EPA CHIEF SPOKESMAN TENDERS RESIGNATION | |
| | 06/23/2003 | EPA ANNOUNCES UNPRECEDENTED FIRST "DRAFT REPORT ON THE ENVIRONMENT",
Report Shows Real Progress,Helps Identify Areas Where There is "More to be Done" | |
| | 06/23/2003 | CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES LAUNCH AIR QUALITY PILOT PROJECTS UNDER THE BORDER AIR QUALITY STRATEGY | |
| | 06/20/2003 | EPA ANNOUNCES $73.1 MILLION IN NATIONAL BROWNFIELDS GRANTS IN 37 STATES AND SEVEN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES | |
| | 06/20/2003 | EPA ADMINISTRATOR WHITMAN TO PRESENT "DRAFT REPORT ON THE ENVIRONMENT" | |
| | 06/19/2003 | WHITMAN, CANADIAN AND MEXICAN ENVIRONMENTAL MINISTERS TO ANNOUNCE ACTIONS TO PROTECT NORTH AMERICA’S ENVIRONMENT | |
| | 06/18/2003 | 1. EPA PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT POLICY ISSUED,2. EPA HOLDS MEETING ON DRAFT REPORT ON HEALTH EFFECTS FROM THE WORLD TRADE CENTER DISASTER,3. STAKEHOLDER WORKSHOP ON THE U.S. CORAL REEFS MANAGEMENT TO BE HELD JUNE 18-20,4. OHIO GAS COMPANY ADMITS TO ILLEGAL SEWER SYSTEM DISCHARGE | |
| | 06/18/2003 | ADMINISTRATOR WHITMAN TO SPEAK AT THE 2003 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ASTHMA - Meeting the challenge of healthy people 2010,preventing and controlling asthma | |
| | 06/18/2003 | EPA’S NEW SPANISH-LANGUAGE CAMPAIGN "YOU DUMP IT,YOU DRINK IT" FOR USED MOTOR OIL RECYCLING | |
| | 06/16/2003 | WHITMAN TAKES MESSAGE OF DIVERSITY TO HISPANIC COMMUNITY AT 74TH ANNUAL LULAC CONVENTION | |
| | 06/13/2003 | 1. SCHOOLS RECOGNIZED FOR SUN SAFETY EDUCATION, 2. AWARENESS CAMPAIGN BEGINS ON ASTHMA ATTACK PREVENTION, 3. NEW EPA GUIDANCE ENCOURAGES THE USE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN ENFORCEMENT CASES | |
| | 06/13/2003 | U.S. EPA ADMINISTRATOR WHITMAN ANNOUNCES $5 MILLION FOR CLEAN SCHOOL BUS PROGRAM | |
| | 06/13/2003 | WHITMAN ANNOUNCES FIRST OF $10 MILLION IN BEACH GRANTS FOR 2003 - Steady Increase in Beach Monitoring Better Protects and Informs American Vacationers, EPA Reports | |
| | 06/11/2003 | PROGRESS TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS ACHIEVED BY CLIMATE LEADERS PARTNERSHIP - Voluntary Partnership Expands; Greater Emission Reductions Will Be Achieved | |
| | 06/11/2003 | EPA AND PARTNERS ADVANCE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOR URBAN AND DISADVANTAGED YOUTH | |
| | 06/10/2003 | EPA ADMINISTRATOR EVENTS FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2003 | |
