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Environment

Enviromental contact Numbers for Delaware

Environment & Sustainabilty

Enviromental contact Numbers for Delaware

Details: Category: Environment

Organization Name	Phone Number	Description
Air Quality Management	(302) 739-4764	This site provides information on air quality management and enforcement.
Delaware Department of Education	(302) 739-4601	The Department of Education houses information that can help teachers, students and parents with questions they may have regarding kindergarten through 12th grade state education programs
Delaware State Home Page
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control	(302) 739-4403	This site provides information in all the areas of the environment for the state of Delaware.
Division Water Resources	(302) 739-4860	This division protects the state's water resources, like the state's ground waters and surface waters.
Governor's Office	(302) 739-4101
Hazardous Waste	(302) 739-3689	This site provides information and contacts regarding hazardous waste.
Pollution Prevention	(302) 739-4403	This site provides information about pollution prevention within the state.
Recycle Delaware	18004047080	The 'RECYCLE DELAWARE' Program is a voluntary source-separation recycling program that provides links to local recycling center locations throughout the state.
Solid Waste	(302) 739-3689	This site provides information and contacts regarding solid waste.
United States Environmental Protection Agency-Region 3	18004382474	This agency serves the environmental programs in Delaware, Washington, D.C., Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.