Happy New Year!  ITRC has kicked off the year with three new Project Teams, with their first Team meetings happening soon:

New ITRC Project Teams:

Green and Sustainable Chemistry

The team will identify best practices, compile resources on regulations, and develop a framework linking green chemistry, materials management, and circularity for toxic chemicals.

Sustainable Management of Waste from Energy Resources



This project will address managing waste from energy production sources, both emerging and legacy waste streams, with a focus on renewable energy sources.

Underwater Munitions

The project focuses on advancing science, technology, and guidance for detecting, classifying, characterizing, recovering, and disposing of underwater munitions and explosives of concern (MEC) across over 450 identified sites covering more than 10 million acres.

Our three 2024 Project Teams are also ramping up for completing draft guidance updates, new documents, training, and educational materials!

PFAS

Vapor Intrusion

Contaminants of Emerging Concern

Interested in joining ITRC? Learn more about how your can contribute to our work and Project Teams on our ITRC Membership webpage.

Already an ITRC Member or ready to join? We transitioned to a new registration and member management system this month for both new and current ITRC members. Learn more:

Industry Affiliates Program - 2025 Registration

Private sector members are key players in the development of our materials.  As an IAP member, you can connect with state and federal regulators, Tribal representatives, academia, and public stakeholders to advance the use of innovative environmental technologies and processes.

• Current IAP Companies: Renew membership and submit annual dues on our Membership Portal here.

• New IAP Companies: Create your ITRC account and submit annual dues on our Membership Portal here.

ITRC is a program of the Environmental Research Institute of the States (ERIS). ERIS is a 501(c)(3) organization incorporated in the District of Columbia and managed by the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS).