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Pollution Prevention Week

Pollution Prevention Week is the third week of September each year. P2 Week 2025 is September 15-21 using the theme:

"40 Years of Pollution Prevention: Honoring the Past, Protecting the Future!"

This 2025 P2 Week picture was designed by Diana Henne, a recent graduate from Temple University. "As an educator, working to protect the future for the next generation is a cause dear to my heart; I chose to highlight this in the foreground of the poster with the passing from one hand to the next of the seedling to the blooming flower.

With honoring the past, I was inspired by my mother’s career in pollution prevention. Some ways I chose to incorporate examples of this work in the poster were the facility switching from fossil fuel to solar energy as well as proper maintenance and disposal of chemical waste in the background of the piece."



2025 Virtual conference

Save the Date:  This year's NPPR conference will be held virtually on Dec. 10, 11, 17, and 18 from noon-3pm ET (9am-noon PT).

If you'd like to be a speaker or know someone who would like to share their history of reducing or eliminating pollution at its source, register here. Deadline is Aug. 18.


NPPR's workgroups coincide with EPA national emphasis areas and other issues of interest to the P2 community. The workgroups bring together P2 professionals from across the country to share ideas, information,  and deliverables.


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P2U: Brought to you by NPPR 

Pollution Prevention University (P2U) launched on September 22, 2020 as part of the 2020 National P2 Week celebration. This ongoing series of quarterly P2 webinars is provided by NPPR to support networking and professional development for P2 practitioners. Learn more about P2U and how you can participate.





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Winners of the 2024 MVP2 Awards are now posted!


NPPR communicates with EPA and other stakeholders to serve as a national, cohesive voice for pollution prevention.

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