Participants in DfE have access to EPA expertise, local technical assistance providers, and each other. These organizations evaluate the environmental and human health risks, performance standards, and cost trade-offs between traditional and alternative technologies. The EPA and local technical assistance providers also assist businesses in identifying new technologies and in finding ways to incorporate and use those technologies.
Some resources are available from other groups.
Source Reduction Research Partnership. Source Reduction and Recycling of Halogenated Solvents in the Dry Cleaning Industry . Source Reduction Research Partnership, the Metropolitan Water District, and the Environmental Defense Fund. A Tool Kit for Dry cleaners . It also describes methods and devices businesses can use to meet that limit.