EPA Launches New Website for Mobile

Written by Timothy B. Hurst
Published on December 9th, 2008
Posted in Center, Climate Change, Energy, Other Politics

epa mobile websiteHave you ever been away from your computer and felt out of touch with the latest in news from the Environmental Protection Administration? Well, fret no more. EPA is launching one of the first government websites tailored specifically for cell phone users.

The new EPA mobile site has been tailored to load fast on a small screen, providing EPA information that visitors might need when they are away from their large-screen desktop computer. Services available on m.epa.gov include:

* how to contact EPA – national and regional offices
* Find environmental information by ZIP code
* EPA news releases
* Greenversations blog, including the question of the week
* links to other government mobile websites.

EPA is also inviting feedback for their new project, so feel free to surf on over there and let them know what you think.

Tweet This Post

You might also like:

Add a comment or question
«
»

Other Views from Red, Green, and Blue

The Other “Party of No”

The Obama administration is struggling to follow through on promises with regard to health care and climate change because of a Republican party that seems to have no interest in constructive efforts to solve problems for the American people.

Is Nuclear “The Best Solution On Climate Change”?

A few weeks ago Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) called for a new energy solution. A solution that came in the form of 100 new nuclear power plants. That vision has not left the republicans’ eyes. And on Tuesday, Senator Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) added his two cents.

Tell us what you think: