2013 TRIBAL LANDS and ENVIRONMENT FORUM

August 19-22, 2013
Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa
Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico

Click HERE to register and learn more about the Tribal Lands and Environment Forum.

Waste & Response:
Working with our federal partners, as well as tribes throughout Indian Country and Alaska, ITEP has developed two distinct programs focused on a broad range of waste management activities. The Tribal Solid Waste Education and Assistance Program (TSWEAP) is funded through various sources and provides training and direct assistance to tribal professionals working in the field of solid waste.

The Tribal Waste and Response Assistance Program (TWRAP) is funded by USEPA and has a broader mandate. TWRAP provides training and assistance, but covers additional areas of concern, such as brownfields, contaminated sites, hazardous materials, Underground Storage Tanks, and emergency response programs. TWRAP also has a component providing targeted assistance to Alaskan Native Villages.

Tribal Hazardous Substances site:
    Click HERE to access this site.

Full Circle - Waste Management & Tribal Response Newsletter:
All files are in pdf format.
2008-10 Newsletters:
    Autumn 2008
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    Spring 2010
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2011 Newsletters:
    Spring 2011
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2012 Newsletters:
    January/February
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    May/June
    September
    October
    November/December
2013 Newsletters:
    January/February


For more information, please contact:
Todd Barnell, Program Manager
Tel: 928/523-3840
Email: Todd.Barnell@nau.edu

John Mead, Program Coordinator
Tel: 928/523-2005
Email: John.Mead@nau.edu
Jennifer Williams, Alaska Program Coordinator, Sr.
Tel: 907/250-3826
Email: Jennifer.Williams@nau.edu

Roberta Tohannie, Program Coordinator
Tel: 928/523-2082
Email: Roberta.Tohannie@nau.edu




Last updated: February 26, 2013

 

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