For these reasons, it is important to remain in constant contact with state regulatory agencies, as well as any other appropriate regulatory agencies, throughout the cleanup process. Although compliance with official policy directives under other Federal regulatory and cleanup programs, such as Superfund, may not be required, some of the information and lessons learned under such programs may be useful in the investigation and cleanup of Brownfields sites. EPA also can be a valuable resource for Brownfields stakeholders by providing regulatory and policy support to facilitate the selection of technologies. This table provides descriptions of the various EPA hotlines for statutory and regulatory programs. CERI publishes brochures, capsule and summary reports, handbooks, newsletters, project reports, and manuals.
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The RIC provides public access to all regulatory materials supporting EPA's actions under RCRA and disseminates publications from EPA's Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response. Superfund Docket and Information Center. TechDirect is a free electronic mail service that highlights new publications and events of interest to site cleanup professionals. The message also directs subscribers to sources from which they can obtain more information. The information service provides information about regulations under TSCA to the chemical industry, labor and trade organizations, environmental groups, and the general public.