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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA Mostly Adheres to Regulations When Assessing Risks of New Pesticides but Should Improve Internal Controls
By implementing stronger internal controls, the EPA can decrease the risk of issuing a pesticide registration that does not comply with regulatory requirements.
Financial Audit of Tuberculosis Health Action Learning Initiative Project in India Managed by the World Health Partners, Cooperative Agreement AID-386-A-16-00004, April 1, 2019, to March 31, 2020
This memo was issued to clarify statements made on pages 2 and 20 regarding OCC providing whistleblower complaints to Treasury OIG Office of Investigations (OI), in OIG-20-046, FINANCIAL REGULATION AND OVERSIGHT: Prior to 2015, OCC Missed Opportunities to Analyze and Address Inappropriate Sales Practices at Wells Fargo Bank. Please read this memo in conjunction with OIG-20-046.
Informe: La labor de respuesta a los huracanes Irma y María en la Región 2 demuestra la necesidad en Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes de los EE. UU. de mejorar la planificación, las comunicaciones y la asistencia para los sistemas de agua potable
Las mejoras en la capacidad de los sistemas de agua y la preparación para emergencias para la respuesta de las islas podría proteger mejor la salud de las comunidades afectadas por los huracanes y otros desastres.
A Senior Engineer was terminated on February 5, 2021, for violating company policies by downloading and viewing pornographic material from various websites and viewing videos that were stored on a USB storage device connected to his company-owned computer. In addition, the employee repeatedly used this computer for personal shopping, communicating via a personal email account, streaming sporting events, and other activities that were not work-related—both during the workday and in the evening outside of work hours.