On behalf of the NTFAQ Planning Committee and all of us at the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP), the National Tribal Air Association (NTAA), and the Tribal Air Monitoring Support Center (TAMS Center), it is our pleasure to welcome you to the 21st Annual National Tribal Forum on Air Quality. We want to especially thank the Muscogee Nation for their partnership and assistance. The pandemic required that we cancel the 2020 NTFAQ, but the Nation has been steadfast in their support, and we look forward to returning to Muscogee Nation in 2022. This year we are pleased to bring our conference to you virtually, with recorded and live presentations from tribal environmental professionals, U.S. EPA leadership and staff, and many others who are helping to advance air quality protection throughout Indian Country. We hope that you will engage with us in the Networking and Chat area, and be sure to join us on Wednesday as we recognize two recipients of the Virgil Masayesva Environmental Excellence Award. [Information]

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EPA's Office of Research and Development hosts the Water Research Webinar Series to share current research activities and results. Through innovative science and engineering, EPA’s researchers are developing cost-effective, sustainable solutions to 21st century complex water issues. The scientific results and innovative technologies developed support EPA’s mandate to protect the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of our Nation’s water resources, and to ensure safe drinking water and water systems. [Information]

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EPA's Office of Research and Development hosts the Water Research Webinar Series to share current research activities and results. Through innovative science and engineering, EPA’s researchers are developing cost-effective, sustainable solutions to 21st century complex water issues. The scientific results and innovative technologies developed support EPA’s mandate to protect the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of our Nation’s water resources, and to ensure safe drinking water and water systems. [Information]

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Part II of the Biosolids series. Learn about disposal practices from on-the-ground practitioners of Biosolids management. We will discuss Land Application, Surface Disposal and Incineration practices. Come learn from active biosolids managers from across the US. [Information]

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