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Great Lakes Program (GLP) Founded by the Great Lakes National Program Office (GLNPO) of the US EPA, the Great Lakes Program is made up of all the programs working to benefit the Great Lakes region. The Great Lakes Program consists of activities such as RAPs and Lakewide Area Management Plans. Along with these activities, the GLP helps to reduce toxic emissions through the Episodic Events/Great Lakes Experiment Study to work for the Lake Michigan Mass Balance Study with research on the air/water exchange of PCBs and PAHs. The Great Lakes Binational Toxics Strategy (2000-2006) This program is a collaborative effort between the United States and Canada to reduce or eliminate the toxic substances harmful to the Great Lakes region. The US EPA and Environment Canada (EC), along with other Governmental Departments, the Great Lakes states, the Province of Ontario, Tribes, and First Nations are working together to ensure the health and future of the Great Lakes system. The goal of the strategy is to involve all aspects of society, not just government, to create a healthy environment. This strategy formed due in part to the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, an agreement between the US and Canada based upon recommendations by the IJC. The two countries combined to form recommendations and goals to clean up Lake Erie from unwanted toxins. The release of the toxics are measured and used to determine the effectiveness of a number of programs. The goal is to reduce both mercury use and release by 50% by the year 2006 and to reduce dioxins, furons, and PCBs even further. The current programs were compared with newer ideas to keep up to date the programming already in place. Programs such as the Voluntary Mercury Agreement with Northwest Indiana Steel Mills and the Michigan Mercury Pollution Prevention Task Force have been implemented to help reduce already present toxins and the addition of new toxins into the Great Lakes environment. Integrated Atmospheric Deposition Network (IADN) 2001-2003 Description: Lead Organization: The integrated atmospheric deposition network is a monitoring network in both the United States and Canada, used to assess atmospheric deposition on pollutants in the Great Lakes area. The network consists of three master stations and two satellite stations along the Great Lakes in Michigan, New York, Illinois, and Wisconsin. The stations track the presence of trace organics, trace metals, emerging contaminants, dioxins/furans, and mercury. The tentative collection dates run from November 1, 2001 until October 31, 2003. US EPA-GLNPO Regional Air Pollutant Inventory Development System (RAPIDS) Ongoing Description: In order to determine the state of air quality in Ohio, the Ohio EPA Division of Air Pollution Control created an inventory as part of the regulatory program of air quality in Ohio. This emission inventory is a compilation of data describing emissions from different sources of air pollution such as a utility, refinery, automobile, or trains. With the information, the Ohio EPA creates a system named Regional Air Pollutant Inventory Development System (RAPIDS), the state’s emission inventory system Activities and Accomplishments in the Maumee Area of Concern 209 Issue 14: Atmospheric Deposition
which both stores the facility criteria pollutant inventory and utilizes its unique function to generate facility toxic inventory files. Lead Organization: Ohio EPA Division of Air Pollution Control Activities and Accomplishments in the Maumee Area of Concern 210 Issue 14: Atmospheric Deposition
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ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN T
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks to the hund
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Activities and Accomplishments in t
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the many Maumee RAP partners in the
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Actions Suggested in the Maumee RAP
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ISSUE 3: WETLANDS AND OPEN SPACE PR
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ISSUE 4: URBAN RUNOFF PROBLEM (cont
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ISSUE 4: URBAN RUNOFF PROBLEM (cont
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ISSUE 5: INCREASE PUBLIC PARTICIPAT
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ISSUE 6: COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOWS (
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ISSUE 7: ACQUISITION OF FISH AND WI
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ISSUE 8: CONTAMINATED STREAM SEDIME
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ISSUE 11: WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLAN
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Lead Organization: Collaborator(s):
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Residue Management & Erosion Contro
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Collaborator(s): Ohio EPA Millard A
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Site Investigation (1987) On Novemb
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Inland Chemical (Ash Street, Toledo
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(2000) In January 2000, Parsons Eng
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Unitcast (1440 East Broadway, Toled
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Site Investigation (1989-1995) The
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Site History: Northeast of Beatty P
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Commercial Oil (3600 Cedar Point Ro
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Site History: At one time tributari
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Description: Ohio EPA staff are ava
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management needs. The Toledo Storm
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Page 202 and 203: • Review of site geologic informa
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Page 206 and 207: 1991-Present Description: The Orego
Page 208 and 209: 2001-2003 Description: The Reno Bea
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Page 212 and 213: also added rip rap and plantings up
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Page 260 and 261: Appendix B - Index of Acronyms This
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