United States
Environmental Protection Agency
                     Office of Pollution
                     Prevention and Toxics
                     EPA-742-F-02-011
                     Fail 2002
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              Pollution Prevention Information  Clearinghouse (PPIC)
              U.S.; Environmental Protection Agency
              1200 Pennsylvania Ave. NJV ( 7407-T)
              Washington, DC 20460-0001
              (operated by Vistronix, Inc.)
              Reference and Referral
              202-566-0799
              Fax
              202-566-0794
E-mail Address
ppic@epa.gov
                            Fall 2002 NEW PUBLICATIONS
Mail, phone, fax, or e-mail requests to th^ address and numbers above. EPA documents and fact sheets
are provided at no cost based on availability. Please allow 3 weeks for delivery and limit your request to a
total of 10 items. Note that some publications marked with an asterisk ( * ) are available online only.
GENERAL POLLUTION PREVENTION INFORMATION
EPA-742-F-Q2-010     Quarterly List, Pollution Prevention Resources
                     (28 pp) * Fall 2002
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Fall 2002 update of PPIC's Resource List, featuring pollution prevention publications and links to other P2
resources-divided into 6 major categories: General P2 Info & Policy; Business Practices and Sector Info;
Compliance Assistance; Green Purchasing and Labeling; Toxics in the Environment; and Design for the
Environment (DfE).                   |
Also available online at:             i
http://www.epa.gov/opptintr/library/ppicdist.htm
EPA-625-C-99-003
Guide to Industrial Assessments for Pollution Prevention and Energy
Efficiency - cd-ROM version
(CD-ROM) * Junk 2001
CD-ROM: Provides overview of and general framework for conducting combined'P2 and energy efficiency
assessments for industrial and commercial facilities. Organized into sections on basic concepts; specific
waste generation info; energy consumption info; and references and case studies.
ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE PURCHASING
EPA-742-N-02-002     Update #11: Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Program
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Highlights: EPP Pioneer - Kathy Seikle, Greening of National Parks, North American Conference on
Green Purchasing, Scott/Carver revitalization, Online shopping for green office supplies, Public comments
on EPP Product Guides, CPG searchable database, Federal Network for Sustainability

Also available online at:
http://www.epa.gov/opptintr/epp/pubs/update11 .pdf [PDF 1.59MB]

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 DESIGN FOR THE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM

 Industrial and Institutional Laundry (*web-only publications)

 *EPA-744-F-98-008    Industrial and Institutional Laundry Partnership - EPA and Industry Working
                      Together
                      (3 pp) * November 1999
 This brochure highlights the benefits of partnership and some key points EPA considers when deciding
 whether to partner.
 Available online only at:
 http://www.epa.gov/dfe/Dubs/laundrv/brochure/index.html

 *EPA-744-F-98-009    Considerations for Partnership
                      (10pp)* January 1999
 DfE's Considerations paper discusses the program's approach to forming partnerships and ways to
 improve the environmental profile of laundry products and processes.
 Available online only at:
 http://www.epa.gov/dfe/pubs/laundrv/consider/index.htm

 *(No publication #)    Invitation to Partner and Worksheet to Evaluate Alternative Ingredients: A
                      Note to Industrial and Institutional Laundries
                      (2pp)*1999
 To obtain an initial environmental profile of a detergent's ingredients, DfE encourages potential formulator
 partners to fill out the Ingredient Worksheet. DfE will use a completed worksheet—handled strictly as
 proprietary business information—to prepare a preliminary health and environmental assessment of a
 formulation's ingredients. This initial profile can serve as a baseline for considering safer alternatives and
 as a discussion piece for developing a partnership agreement.
 Available online only at:
 http://www.epa.gov/dfe/pubs/laundrv/ingrwork/index.htm

 *(No publication #)    Boilerplate Memorandum of Understanding (Draft): Formulators for
                      Institutional Laundries
                      (9 pp)*October 1999
 This sample memorandum of understanding (MOD) offers potential partners an understanding  of the
 elements in a typical partnership and may be used as a model in drafting a new MOD. The circumstances
 and needs of an individual partnership will shape an MOU's specific content and. wording.
 Available online only at:
 http://www.epa.gov/dfe/pubs/pdf/institbp.pdfrPDF 17KB]


*(No publication #)    Technical Fact Sheet on Key Characteristics of Laundiy Detergent
                      Ingredients
                      (5 pp)*May 1999
The Ingredient Fact Sheet summarizes some of the key environmental and human health
characteristics—positive and negative—that DfE has identified in laundry detergent ingredients and
systems.
Available online only  at:
 http://www.epa.gov/dfe/pubs/laundry/techfact/index.htm

You may also order many of these items online at:
 http://www.epa.gov/opptintr/librarv/ppicdist.htm

Other P2 information  available online at: http://www.epa.gov/p2/

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