Provides information about the appeals process for decisions made under the Environmental Protection Act. Appeals can be submitted for decisions related to:The refusal, revocation or amendment of a permit, grass headland variance, grass headland exemption, or ...
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- Battery Drop-off LocationsProvided by: Call2RecycleSearch online to find a list of locations that accept batteries for drop-off. Website lists address and types of batteries accepted.A variety of locations across PEI, including most Public Libraries. See website for complete list.
- Waste Watch Drop-Off Centers (WWDC) accepts sorted recyclables, compost, and waste.
- Waste Watch Drop-Off Centers (WWDC) accepts sorted recyclables, compost, and waste.
- Waste Watch Drop-Off Centers (WWDC) accepts sorted recyclables, compost, and waste.
- Waste Watch Drop-Off Centers (WWDC) accepts sorted recyclables, compost, and waste.
- Waste Watch Drop-Off Centers (WWDC) accepts sorted recyclables, compost, and waste.
- Waste Watch Drop-Off Centers (WWDC) accepts sorted recyclables, compost, and waste.
- Environment - Contaminated Site RegistryProvided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action - AKA: Formerly Department of Environment, Water and Climate ChangeOnline searchable registry of properties that exceed regulatory limits and are deemed a contaminated site. Registry can be searched by the community the property is in or by the property identification number (PID).
- Environment - Drinking Water TestingProvided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action - AKA: Formerly Department of Environment, Water and Climate ChangeProvides water testing services to measure bacteria levels or for chemical analysis.
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