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Not from Kansas? Visit the National SBEAP website to find other state SBEAP contacts.
Featured compliance assistance resources
- Dental Effluent Guidelines compliance resources and one-time compliance report - Attention Dental Clinics!!
- State and Local Emission Inventory System (SLEIS) training webinar - New in February 2020
- On-line hazardous waste handler training - New in August 2019
- RICE MACT Engine Technical Assistance Update - New in August 2019
- Hazardous waste management video and compliance calendars - New in June 2019
- 2019 Livestock Compliance Calendar
- Air emissions tools - calculators and tutorials
- Five steps to determine whether your facility needs an air permit - Updated
- MACT 4M Technical Guidance for Small Business - New October 2019
Featured programs
Environmental regulations assistance: K-State PPI operates the Kansas Small Business Environmental Assistance Program (SBEAP) whose goal is to assist small businesses (approximately 100 employees or less) with understanding and complying with environmental regulations. In addition to on-site assistance, PPI hosts various webinars and trainings on specific environmental regulations. Training videos, environmental tools and publications are located throughout our website.
Pollution prevention assistance: Funded through various grants from the EPA, KDHE, USDA, and Department of Energy, PPI provides technical assistance to industry, institutions and communities to further their pollution prevention goals. These services focus on reducing emissions or wastes at the source through process, technology or material changes.
Intern program: The PPI intern program pairs engineering and environmental science students with Kansas business and industry. PPI recruits, hires, trains, and mentors the interns who work on-site at the Kansas facility for 10 weeks during the summer. P2 Intern Program Overview Video - New
“The most valuable part of my internship was acquiring environmental principles that I will carry along with me for life.”
PPI intern
“The most memorable part of my internship was getting to see another side of manufacturing that I’ve never been exposed to.”
PPI intern
“I learned so much about pollution prevention and could honestly see myself doing pollution prevention type projects in my future career. “
PPI intern
“I'm always impressed by K-State “PPI” interns. I appreciate their efforts and results.”
Intern host company
“Everything worked out great, we appreciate all of their help.”
Small business client
This Web site and many resources within were paid in part by the
Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
K-State Pollution Prevention Institute
(800) 578-8898 | sbeap@ksu.edu
2323 Anderson Ave., Suite 300, Manhattan, KS 66506
2323 Anderson Ave., Suite 300, Manhattan, KS 66506