This repository contains files for teams to reuse when working in and with EPA Open Source projects.
Also, this repository contains the link to EPA's System Lifecycle Management Policy and Procedure which lays out EPA's Open Source Software Policy and EPA's Open Source Code Guidance.
For EPA Teams, we have guidance on how EPA puts our open source software policies into practice on GitHub. Read EPA's GitHub Guidance.
EPA's Open Source Project repo is for EPA teams to reuse file for properly maintaining their open source project. All projects must include a readme.md, license.md, contributing.md file and the disclaimer below.
This repository reused material from GSA, 18F , Lawrence Livermore National Lab, and from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's policy.
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