Environmental Protection Agency

This challenge seeks to identify and spur development of technologies which would allow monitoring of nitrogen in the effluent from advanced OWTS.

Student teams design an innovative green infrastructure project for their campus that effectively manages stormwater runoff while benefitting the campus community and the environment.

This challenge aims to increase awareness of the TRI Program and data within academic communities; expose students to TRI data, tools, and analysis; and generate innovative programs that improve the accessibility, awareness, and use of TRI data.

Student teams design an innovative green infrastructure project for their campus that effectively manages storm-water runoff while benefiting the campus community and the environment.

This challenge aims to increase awareness of the TRI Program and data within academic communities; expose students to TRI data, tools, and analysis; and generate innovative programs that improve the accessibility, awareness, and use of TRI data.

The ENERGY STAR® Battle of the Buildings is an annual competition that challenges building owners and managers to reduce energy and water use, and save money, over a one-year period.

EPA requests that Solvers identify a group of in vitro assays, chemical properties, and/or structural descriptors to quantitatively predict a chemical’s systemic lowest effect level in an in vivo animal toxicity study.

Student teams design an innovative green infrastructure project for their campus that effectively manages stormwater pollution while benefitting the campus community and the environment.

This campaign encourages communities coast-to-coast to use renewable energy and fight climate change.

Green chemistry is the design of chemical products and processes that reduce or eliminate the generation of hazardous substances.

EPA is challenging app developers to look at EPA data and come up with the best, most useful, innovative way to use, show, or combine publically available EPA data in an app.