Subject: Groundwater Policy

Federal Facilities Academy – Online Training

The FF Academy is a voluntary training program developed for EPA RPMs, project managers from other federal agencies, State government, and Tribal groups who work on federal facility Superfund cleanups. The Academy offers 12 courses that include 11 webinars and the in-person Federal Facilities RPM training. Upcoming and archived webinars are provided on the following topics: Land Use and Onsite/Offsite Determinations Community Involvement Records of Decision (RODs) Coordinating with Tribes RCRA/CERCLA Integration Resolving Issues before Formal Dispute Role of Superfund Performance Measures Determining ARARs in RODs Groundwater Policy Federal Facility Five-Year Reviews Military Munitions Policy

Groundwater Remediation Technologies

he Groundwater Remediation Technologies Analysis Center will compile, analyze, and disseminate information on new groundwater remediation technologies. Center reports will be prepared by technical teams drawn as appropriate from National Environmental Technology Applications Center (NETAC), the University of Pittsburgh, and other supporting institutions. The center will maintain an active outreach program, and its activities will be guided by an external Guidance Committee composed of representatives from interested public- and private-sector organizations.

Federal Facilities (FF) Academy

The FF Academy is a voluntary training program developed for EPA RPMs, project managers from other federal agencies, State government, and Tribal groups who work on federal facility Superfund cleanups. The Academy offers 12 courses that include 11 webinars and the in-person Federal Facilities RPM training. Upcoming and archived webinars are provided on the following topics: Land Use and Onsite/Offsite Determinations Community Involvement Records of Decision (RODs) Coordinating with Tribes RCRA/CERCLA Integration Resolving Issues before Formal Dispute Role of Superfund Performance Measures Determining ARARs in RODs Groundwater Policy Federal Facility Five-Year Reviews Military Munitions Policy