The EPA produces a large volume of publications each year. Every office within the Agency generates reports, directives, guidances, memoranda, etc.
Some offices produce software and data in electronic formats.
Because there is no central distribution point for all materials produced by all of the offices in the EPA, the best way to find information about specific publications is to follow the steps below. Thus, the search option on the EPA Web site is the next place to look. They can identify helpful publications and can send you some of them. If so, contact your local library to see if they can interlibrary loan it from the EPA for you. back to Steps to Follow Order from the National Technical Information Service paper copies fee-based NTIS is the main distribution center for Federal scientific and technical publications. Documents are available to the public for a fee.