• Regulatory Integration
Regulatory integration is the application of pollution prevention into core environmental regulatory programs including permitting, rulemaking, inspections, and compliance and enforcement. Regulatory integration applies the principle of prevention, that eliminating pollution (source reduction and recycling) is preferable than controlling pollution that has already been generated. Inspectors, permit writers, and compliance personnel have daily contact with businesses and can use this opportunity to recommend and encourage pollution prevention practices.

• U.S. EPA: Pollution Prevention Solutions During Permitting, Inspection and Enforcement Activities

• P2 and Drinking Water

• P2 Integration Tools

• Pollution Prevention Field Services

• P2 Financial Assistance

• 2004 Issues

• 2002 Issues

• Enviro$ense

• Local Government Assistance Network

• Pollution Prevention Exchange (P2Rx)

• NPPR - Integration and Innovation Workgroup

• GLRPPR - Regulatory Integration/Compliance

• Ohio EPA P2 Regulatory Integration