What's new at DEQ?
2008 solid waste report, June 8, 2009
Environmental Sound eNewsletter, June 2009
The latest updates
- State water control board July meeting agenda and minibook (PDF), June 29, 2009
- Governor Kaine unveils unique program to review emissions from grandfathered facilities (PDF), June 23, 2009
- Little Creek Restoration Team wins international award, June 12, 2009
- Update on Virginia fish kills, April 28, 2009
- Virginia environmental projects gain federal stimulus funding, April 28, 2009
Other recent topics
- Drought Monitoring Task Force, May 2009
- Proposed power plant in Surry County, April 2009
- Virginia mercury study
- Household hazardous waste information
- Using and recycling fluorescent bulbs
- Mercury in Virginia's environment
- Water conservation tips
Environmental tools
Permit Expert
Find the right kind of permit fast
Find the right kind of permit fast
Permit tracking
Information on permit applications received by DEQ
e-DMR
Submit discharge monitoring reports online
GIS Web
Geographic Environmental Mapping System
Director's Corner
Keeping seaside rivers and creeks clean
Growth and changing land uses on the Eastern Shore increase the frequency and amount of wastewater discharged from businesses and localities that can pollute seaside waters. As Virginians know, keeping seaside rivers and creeks and the Chesapeake Bay clean is important for the children and families who enjoy them and for the shellfish and fishery resources that depend on them.
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Features
Community Involvement at DEQ
DEQ's community involvement initiative is an ongoing effort to improve Virginians' ability to participate in significant environmental actions.
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