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POINT OF CONTACT
PROGRAM PARTNERS
PUBLICATIONS
PURPOSE
BENEFITS
Craig Peters
U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Marine Corps
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Environmental Security
Science Applications International Corporation
URS – Radian International
GAIA Corp.
Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) Munitions Reporting
Handbook for the U.S. Army. September 2000. http://www.denix.osd.mil/denix/
DOD/Library/Munitions/EPCRA/munireporting.pdf.
Updated Guidance on Applying EPCRA to Munitions to Meet Requirements
for EO 12856. March 2000.
http://www.denix.osd.mil/denix/Public/ESprograms/Pollution/EO12856/
epcra2.html.
DoD EPCRA Data Source Evaluation Report. January 1998.
DoD Munitions EPCRA TRI Calculation Methods. December 1998.
Toxic Release Inventory Data Delivery System User’s Guide. June 1999.
Estimates of TRI Releases from Army Training Activities. Science Applications
International Corporation. December 2000.
POLLUTION PREVENTION INVESTMENT FUND
The Army Office of the Director of Environmental Programs (ODEP)
initiated this five-year program in 1997. The Pollution Prevention Investment
Fund (P2IF) is a component of the Army’s strategy for reducing the overall
cost of compliance with legally mandated environmental requirements on
Army operations. The Fund emphasizes cost-effective pollution prevention (P2)
initiatives that support the Department of Defense Measures of Merit, reduce
hazardous or non-hazardous material use, and reduce or eliminate
environmental requirements at Army installations and facilities.
The centrally managed and resourced fund provides a mechanism to focus
limited resources on high-return P2 investments that lead to permanent
source reduction or material process change.
The P2IF program:
• Provides actual cost-benefit data on P2 processes.
• Evaluates performance of P2 systems.
• Assesses Armywide applicability of P2 technologies.
• Distributes success stories and lessons learned.