The web site retains all of the features that have made it one of the most frequently visited sites among federal agencies. In March, users logged more than 90 million hits on the site. A collection of regional environmental progress reports, prepared especially for Earth Day 2000, is now available and is linked directly to the home page. Each of the reports contains specific detailed information about air, water and land pollution-fighting efforts in the regions. Our mission to protect public health and to protect the environment, is a mission without end.
New challenges loom over the horizon as surely as the new day.
The redesigned epa.gov offers users nine different pathways to access EPA's vast information universe, each button linking to offering a different destination. Each module will be updated frequently. The web site includes information about toxic substances stored in different rooms in the house, and answers commonly asked questions on safe use and storage of these pesticides and other toxic products. The site also contains educational games, and tells children what to do if accidents occur. Participants can log in with a password and then download or order materials for presentations to their company, organization, school, or local civic group.