EPA Envirofacts

• Search EPA facilitiesSearch EPA's master list of facilities (the Facility Registry Service): factories, power plants, landfills, gas stations, farms and every other site an EPA program tracks. Narrow by name, state, city, county, ZIP code or industry. Each facility comes back with its registry ID, address, coordinates and a link to its compliance report, and the result says how many match in all.
• Get an EPA facilityGet one facility from EPA's registry by its registry ID: its address and coordinates, its industry codes, and every EPA program that tracks it (toxic releases, greenhouse gases, hazardous waste, air and water permits, drinking water and more) with its ID in each, ready for the other steps.
• Search Toxics Release Inventory facilitiesSearch the facilities that report their toxic chemical releases to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory, by name, state, city, county or ZIP code. Each comes back with the TRI ID that 'List toxic chemical releases' reads, and its parent company.
• List toxic chemical releasesList the toxic chemicals a facility reported to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory, newest year first: how much of each went into the air, water and land at the site, how much was sent away for disposal, and whether it is a carcinogen or a PFAS. Narrow to one year or one chemical.
• Search greenhouse gas facilitiesSearch the large emitters that report to EPA's Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (power plants, refineries, landfills, factories and gas suppliers), by name, state, city, county or ZIP code. Each comes back with its total emissions for the year in metric tons of CO2 equivalent.
• Get greenhouse gas emissionsGet a facility's greenhouse gas emissions as reported to EPA: the total for each year, and each year broken down by gas (carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and the fluorinated gases) and by source, all in metric tons of CO2 equivalent.
• Search drinking water systemsSearch the public drinking water systems EPA regulates, largest first: by name, state, the city or county they serve, or ZIP code, and by type and water source. Each comes back with its water system ID, the people it serves and who owns it.
• Get a drinking water systemGet one public drinking water system: who runs it and how to reach them, the people and places it serves, where its water comes from, and how many violations it has on record, how many put health at risk and how many are unresolved.
• List drinking water violationsList a drinking water system's Safe Drinking Water Act violations, newest first: what went wrong, the contaminant, whether it put health at risk, and whether the system has returned to compliance. Narrow by date, category, status or to health-based violations only.
• Search hazardous waste handlersSearch the businesses and sites registered with EPA's hazardous waste program (RCRAInfo), by name, state, city or ZIP code, and by how much waste they generate. Each comes back with its EPA ID, location, generator size and whether it transports, treats, stores, disposes of or recycles hazardous waste.
• Search Superfund sitesSearch Superfund sites, the contaminated land EPA has assessed or is cleaning up, by name, state, city, county or ZIP code, and by where they stand on the National Priorities List of the country's most serious sites. Each comes back with its EPA ID and a link to its profile.
• Get a Superfund siteGet one Superfund site: where it is, its National Priorities List status, and the contaminants its cleanup decisions name, with where each was found (groundwater, soil, sediment, surface water, air).
• Get the daily UV forecastGet the day's UV Index forecast for a US ZIP code or city, with its risk level and whether EPA has issued a UV Alert for unusually strong sun. The forecast is published the day before.

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