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| Alabama Department of Transportation |
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| Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities |
The mission of the Department is to improve the quality of life for Alaskans by cost effectively providing, operating and maintaining safe, environmentally sound and reliable transportation systems and public facilities. Special emphasis will be given to utilizing meaningful public involvement and creating working partnerships with other entities.x |
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| Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department |
Mission Statement
To provide a safe, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing and environmentally sound intermodal transportation system for the user.x |
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| California Department of Transportation |
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| Clean Washington (State) Center |
Developing markets for recycled materials through recycling technology and market development expertise and services.
The Clean Washington Center (CWC) was established by the Washington State Legislature in 1991 as the primary state organization to develop markets for recycled materials. Since that time, CWC has worked in partnership with business, industry, and local government to increase the manufacturing capacity for materials recovered from the waste stream, thereby conserving our natural resources, lowering solid waste costs and strengthening the local economy.x |
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| Colorado Department of Public Health |
The Department of Public Health and Environment provides public health and environmental protection services for the entire state.x |
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| Columbia University - Concrete Materials Research |
For a number of years, research at Columbia University has been conducted to
advance the state of the art in concrete technology, specifically:
· to utilize recycled materials, such as waste glass, reprocessed carpet fibers, and fly
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· to improve the mechanical and thermal properties of concrete products and to
develop cost-effective production technologies;
· to study the basics of cement hydration and setting behavior in order to develop new
materials for specific applications (such as oil well cements);
· to develop technologies for producing architectural concrete with unique esthetic
properties;
· to cooperate with industry in order to assure that the technologies developed here
are practical and economically viable.
Covering the full spectrum of research activities from basic science to commercial
production has the advantage of academia/industry feedback and its synergistic effects.
Moreover, it offers all those involved, students and staff alike, fulfilling experiences.x |
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| Georgia Department of Transportation |
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| Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources |
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| Hawaii Department of Transportation |
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| Idaho Bureau of Hazardous Materials |
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| Idaho Transportation Department |
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| Indiana Department of Environmental Management |
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| Indiana Department of Natural Resources |
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| Indiana Department of Transportation |
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| Iowa Department of Transportation |
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| Kansas Department of Health and Environment |
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| Kansas Department of Transportation |
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| Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Kentucky Environmental Quality Commission |
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| Kentucky Transportation Cabinet |
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| Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Maine Department of Transportation |
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MDOT |
| Maryland Department of Transportation |
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MDOT |
| Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection |
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| Michigan Department of Environmental Quality |
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| Michigan Department of Transportation |
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MDOT |
| Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Mississippi Department of Transportation Mission
The Mississippi Department of Transportation is responsible for providing a safe intermodal transportation network that is planned, designed, constructed and maintained in an effective, cost efficient, and environmentally sensitive manner.x |
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| Montana Department of Environmental Quality |
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| Nebraska Natural Resources Commission |
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| Nevada Division of Forestry |
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| New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services |
The protection and wise management of the state of New Hampshire's environment are the important goals of the N.H. Department of Environmental Services (DES). The department's responsibilities range from ensuring high levels of water quality for water supplies, ecological balance, and recreational benefits, to regulating the emissions of air pollutants, to fostering the proper management of municipal and industrial waste, to managing water resources for future generations.
Formed in January 1987 by state statute RSA 21-O, DES was legislatively created through the consolidation and reorganization of four previously separate agencies: the Air Resources Agency, the Office of Waste Management, the Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission, and the Water Resources Board. Each of these groups is now represented within the department's three divisions: Air Resources, Waste Management, and Water. Also, DES has units within the Office of the Commissioner whose roles are to coordinate such activities as agency-wide planning, enforcement, permitting, public information, laboratory services, geologic services, information resources, and financial and personnel management.x |
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| New Hampshire Department of Transportation |
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| New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection |
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| New Jersey Department of Transportation |
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| New Mexico Department of Transportation |
The New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department continues to strive to better meet the state's transportation needs to move people and goods effectively in New Mexico, now and in the future.
The New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department's primary responsibility is to plan, build, and maintain a statewide transportation network which will serve the social and economic interest of our citizens in a productive, cost-effective innovative manner.x |
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| New York State Department of Transportation |
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| North Dakota Department of Health - Environmental Health Section |
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| North Dakota Department of Transportation |
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NDDOT |
| North Dakota State Water Commission |
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SWC |
| Ohio Air Quality Development Authority |
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OAQDA |
| Oklahoma Conservation Commission |
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OKCC |
| Oregon Department of Transportation |
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ODOT |
| Pennsylvania Department of Transportation |
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PennDot |
| Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
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RIDOT |
| South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control |
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| South Carolina Department of Transportation |
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SCDOT |
| South Dakota Department of Transportation |
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SDDOT |
| Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation |
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| Tennessee Department of Transportation |
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TDOT |
| Texas Department of Transportation |
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TXDOT |
| Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission |
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| The Center for Transportation Research of The University of Texas at Austin |
The Center for Transportation Research of The University of Texas at Austin, in partnership with the Texas Department of Transportation and with other Texas universities, is pleased to present the results of this year's research into the use of recyclable materials in roadway construction.x |
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| The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Environmentally Preferable Products Procurement Program |
The home page of the Environmentally Preferable Products (EPP) Procurement Program of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This program is administered by the Operational Services Division (OSD), with the support of the Executive Offices of Administration and Finance, Executive Offices of Environmental Affairs, and the Department of Environmental Protection. From this page, you can obtain information about the Commonwealth's efforts to buy EPPs, State contracts for the purchase of recycled products and other EPPs, available guides and reports, upcoming events, and contacts.x |
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| Utah Department of Transportation |
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| Vermont Agency of Natural Resources |
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| Vermont Agency of Transportation |
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| Washington State Department of Transportation |
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WSDOT |
| West Virginia DEP - Recycle Market Development & Planning Section |
The Recycling Market Development and Planning Section provides recycle market development and other technical assistance to the states local Solid Waste Authorities, businesses, government entities and others through grants, individual consulting, internet based marketing services and special programs. The section is also responsible for preparing the West Virginia Solid Waste Management Plan and assisting the Solid Waste Authorities in preparing updates of each local Commercial Solid Waste Facility Siting Plan and Comprehensive Litter and Solid Waste Management Plan.x |
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| Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality |
Welcome to the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality WEB site. On this site you will find a wealth of information about DEQ. If you need Department rules, we have made an effort to ensure the site contains the most up to date set and copies of any rules under public review along with the dates for comment and public hearing
I have long felt that the Department did not do enough outreach to businesses. To remedy that concern, I have organized an outreach group with no regulatory function. They are available to assist you. You can invite them into your operation and, unless they find a situation that poses an imminent public safety problem, they will not share what they see with the regulatory portion of the agency. If you have questions and don't know who to talk to in the agency or if you want to talk to someone about a situation without fear of regulatory implications, please contact the Outreach Group at (307) 777-7937 on the Web Page; or by writing to the Office of Outreach and Environmental Assistance, Herschler Bldg. 4W, 122W. 25th St, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002.x |
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