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Videos: EPA ORD Collaborations with State Partners

EPA’s Office of Research and Development (ORD) works cooperatively with the states and territories to provide the science to support our mission to protect human health and the environment. These videos highlight examples of how ORD research and technical assistance, in partnership with states and regions, helped tackle environmental challenges and deliver the solutions they need.

For more examples on how our state, tribal, territorial and local partners are using EPA research and collaborating with ORD, view the EPA Research Partner Support Stories.

Collaboration Highlights

These videos, published in 2024, showcase interviews with State environmental agency leaders in Minnesota, New Jersey, Oregon, and Utah highlighting how they each collaborated with EPA ORD to tackle a priority environmental challenge in their state. Other states can learn about available EPA resources and science-based tools to assist them in protecting human health and the environment.

EPA ORD & MPCA Collaboration on St. Louis River Area of Concern

EPA ORD and NJ DEP Collaboration on Legionella in Drinking Water

EPA ORD and OR DEQ Collaboration on Wildfires

EPA ORD and UT DEQ Collaboration on Detecting HABs with the CyAN App

EPA Research Solutions to Support States

These videos, published in 2022 and 2019, provide an overview of ORD’s work with the states to address pressing environmental challenges, including interviews with State environmental leaders in Michigan, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Ohio.

 

EPA Research to Support States

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  • Videos: EPA ORD Collaborations with State Partners
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Last updated on March 12, 2025
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