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2010

• December 31, 2010: State Releases Final Report on Kettleman City Investigation (PDF)
• December 16, 2010: Cal/EPA Announces Manteca Unified School District is the First to Implement Landmark EEI Curriculum (PDF)
• December 6, 2010: State Signs Historic Agreements with DOE and NASA to Clean Up the Santa Susanna Field Lab Site (PDF)
• November 22, 2010: State Investigation in Kettleman City Finds No Common Cause for Birth Defects (PDF)
• September 3, 2010: State Reaches Agreements In Principle on SSFL Cleanup with DOE and NASA (PDF)
• June 17, 2010: State Begins Environmental Investigation in Kettleman City (English, PDF | Spanish, PDF)
• April 1, 2010: CAL/EPA Issues Statement on Waterless Urinals (PDF)
• March 31, 2010: State Officials Provide Fire Training South of the Border (English, PDF | Spanish, PDF)
• March 25, 2010: State Releases Environmental Exposure Assessment Plan for Kettleman City (PDF)
• January 29, 2010: Water Quality, Clean Beaches are Key Goal of Transborder Agreement; State Officials Train Wastewater Treatment Operators from Mexico.  English version (PDF) | Spanish version (PDF)
• January 11, 2010: Panel Recommends Auctioning, "Household Friendly" Approach to Carbon Regulation (PDF)
  • Cal/EPA Secretary Issues Statement on EAAC Recommendations (PDF)
• January 7, 2010: State’s First Environmental Education Curriculum Receives Approval from the State Board of Education (PDF)

2009

• December 14, 2009: California, Denmark to Partner on Green Chemistry (PDF)
  • Information sharing agreement between the Danish Environmental Protection Agency and the California Environmental Protection Agency on Green Chemistry.  (PDF)
• December 2, 2009: States Urge Federal Action on Toxic Chemicals 13 States Release Recommendations on Reform  of the Toxic Substances Control Act (PDF) | Principles and Signatures (PDF)
• July 20, 2009: State’s First Education Curriculum About the Environment Ready for Public Review (PDF)
• May 22, 2009: Cal/EPA and ARB Recruit Experts to Advise on State's Cap-and-Trade Program (PDF)
  • Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee
• April 16, 2009: Testimony to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on the Proposed Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule On Behalf of the WCI Partner Jurisdictions (PDF)
• March 11, 2009: State Estimates Delay in Fighting Climate Change Could Cost Billions (PDF)
• March 3, 2009: Cal/EPA Secretary Issues Statement on Departure of DTSC Director (PDF)
• February 25, 2009: Cal/EPA Secretary Asks New EPA Administrator for Expedited Approval of Old Waiver Request to Create Coastwide No-Discharge Zone (PDF)
• January 12, 2009: Cal/EPA Secretary Announces State Will Not Support Superfund Listing for Santa Susana Field Lab Site (PDF)

2008

• December 10, 2008: Cal/EPA Releases its Annual Enforcement Report (PDF)
• November 25, 2008: Governor Names Recipients of State's Top Environmental Leadership Awards (PDF)
• July 23, 2008: State, Provinces Taking Action to Curb Climate Change (PDF)
• May 28, 2008: State Announces Proposal to Improve Water Boards’ Enforcement and Efficiency (PDF)
  • Fact Sheet: Water Quality Improvement Initiative (PDF)
• May 9, 2008: U.S. and Mexico sign agreement to clean up 3.5 million waste tires along the Border (PDF)
• April 22, 2008: California Signs First-of-its-Kind Agreement with United Nations in China (PDF)
• February 13, 2008: Cal/EPA Secretary Calls MOU with Mexico ‘Historic Progress on Climate Change’
  • California’s Environmental Leaders Sign MOU with Mexico on Important Environmental Challenges (PDF)
• January 31, 2008: Cal/EPA Releases Green Chemistry Policy Options (PDF)
• January 24, 2008: Cal/EPA Helping Counties and Cities Recover Clean-up Funds from FEMA after Southern California Fires (PDF)
• January 17, 2008: Cal/EPA Applauds UC Report on Green Chemistry (PDF)

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