EPA ECHO Scraper: Facility Compliance, Violations & Enforcement Data

Here is one real result (a Clean Air Act significant violator with $6.1M in penalties), showing the fields this actor returns:

{
  "facilityName": "BIG LAKE PLANT",
  "address": "6 MI. E. OF BIG LAKE, TX.",
  "city": "BIG LAKE",
  "county": "REAGAN",
  "state": "TX",
  "zip": "76932",
  "lat": 31.152959,
  "lng": -101.344583,
  "registryId": "110007180790",
  "naics": "211112 211130 211111 32411 325311",
  "sic": null,
  "complianceStatus": "Significant Violation",
  "inspectionsLast5yr": 0,
  "violationsCurrent": 1,
  "significantNonComplianceFlag": true,
  "programsWithSnc": 1,
  "formalActionsLast5yr": 2,
  "penaltyCount": 2,
  "totalPenaltiesUsd": 6125000,
  "lastFormalActionDate": "2022-02-17",
  "lastPenaltyDate": "2022-02-17",
  "programIds": {"AIR": ["TX0000004838300003"], "RMP": ["100000112219"], "EIS": ["7552311"]},
  "dfrUrl": "https://echo.epa.gov/detailed-facility-report?fid=110007180790",
  "epaRegion": "06",
  "countyFips": "48383",
  "majorFacility": true,
  "activeFacility": true,
  "currentViolationFlag": true,
  "currentSignificantViolationFlag": true,
  "caaHighPriorityViolator": true,
  "quartersInNoncompliance": 12,
  "threeYearComplianceHistory": "SSSSSSSSSSSS",
  "complianceByProgram": {"CAA": "Violation Unaddressed; State Has Lead Enforcement"},
  "permitTypes": {"CAA": "Major Emissions"},
  "programs": {"air": true, "superfund": false, "toxicSubstances": false, "emissionsInventory": true},
  "formalActionsByProgram": {"CAA": 2},
  "penaltiesByProgramUsd": {"CAA": 6125000},
  "lastPenaltyAmountUsd": 3000000,
  "sncByProgram": {"CAA": true, "CWA": false, "RCRA": false, "SDWA": false},
  "quartersInNoncomplianceByProgram": {"CAA": 12},
  "complianceHistoryByProgram": {"CAA": "SSSSSSSSSSSS"},
  "lastFormalActionDateByProgram": {"CAA": "2022-02-17"},
  "lastPenaltyByProgramUsd": {"CAA": 3000000},
  "lastFormalActionDateEpa": "2022-02-03",
  "lastFormalActionDateState": "2022-02-17",
  "federalCaseIds": ["06-2019-3401", "TX000A770410852022168", "TX000A852464042019025"],
  "percentPeopleOfColor": 52.17,
  "percentLowIncome": 39.13,
  "populationDensity": 0.81,
  "congressionalDistrict": "23",
  "watershed": "Middle Concho",
  "observedAt": "2026-09-04T00:28:26.409Z",
  "programSummaries": [
    {"statute": "CAA", "currentStatus": "High Priority Violation", "lastInspection": "2020-10-19", "qtrsInNonCompliance": 12, "qtrsInSignificantNonCompliance": 12, "formalActions": 2, "totalPenaltiesUsd": 6125000}
  ],
  "formalActions": [
    {"statute": "CAA", "actionType": "Civil Judicial Action", "actionDate": "2022-02-17", "leadAgency": "State", "penaltyUsd": 3000000, "sourceId": "TX0000004838300003"},
    {"statute": "CAA", "actionType": "Civil Judicial Action", "actionDate": "2022-02-03", "leadAgency": "EPA", "penaltyUsd": 3125000, "sourceId": "TX0000004838300003"}
  ],
  "enforcementCases": [
    {"statute": "CAA", "caseId": "06-2019-3401", "caseType": "Judicial", "caseName": "WTG Gas Processing (R6 Lead)-8 Facilities TX NM-RMP Consent Decree-FY2022", "epaSystem": "ICIS-Air", "leadAgency": "EPA", "issueDate": "2021-09-13", "settlementDate": "2022-02-03", "federalPenaltyUsd": 3125000, "stateLocalPenaltyUsd": 0, "penaltyCollectedUsd": 3125000}
  ]
}

Some fields are omitted above for brevity (see the full output reference); null values and the AI add-on fields are not shown.

The most complete EPA ECHO scraper and EPA compliance data API on Apify. It returns the fields the ECHO facility search and Detailed Facility Report expose, from location, NAICS/SIC, and per-program compliance status to environmental violations, significant non-compliance and high-priority-violator flags, inspections, formal and informal enforcement actions, penalties, federal enforcement cases with settlement amounts, TRI chemical releases, Superfund and RMP program membership, and environmental-justice demographics, plus two optional AI add-ons. It gives you 24 filters to target exactly the facilities you need, more input filters and more valid output fields than any other EPA ECHO, environmental compliance, or facility enforcement scraper listed. Pull facility enforcement history, environmental violations, and EPA penalties for environmental due diligence, KYB and supplier risk, ESG screening, and compliance monitoring.

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Table of contents

• What it does
• How we compare
• Use cases
• Quickstart
• Input reference
• Output reference
• Example output record
• Run via API and CLI
• Fetch results
• Billing and limits
• FAQ and troubleshooting

What it does

The actor queries EPA's Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO), applies the filters you pass, and writes one normalized record per regulated facility to the run's dataset. Each record carries the facility name and address, geocoordinates, NAICS/SIC industry codes, EPA registry id, overall and per-program compliance status, current violations, significant non-compliance and high-priority-violator flags, quarters in noncompliance, formal and informal enforcement actions and penalties over the last five years, inspection history, program membership (including Superfund/SEMS, Risk Management Plan, and TSCA), TRI and greenhouse-gas reporting, and environmental-justice demographic context.

With details enabled (the default), each facility is enriched from its Detailed Facility Report (DFR): a per-program compliance breakdown (Clean Air, Clean Water/NPDES, RCRA hazardous waste, Safe Drinking Water), the list of formal enforcement actions with penalty amounts and dates, federal enforcement cases with their federal/state settlement penalty breakdown, and per-chemical TRI release history. Two optional paid AI add-ons produce a plain-language compliance summary and a regulatory risk rating.

How we compare

Several EPA ECHO scrapers exist on Apify, including compute-edge/epa-echo-scraper, fortuitous_pirate/epa-echo-facilities, neuton/epa-echo-facilities-compliance-scraper, ryanclinton/epa-echo-search, changewire/epa-echo-compliance, and ntriqpro/epa-environmental-risk, plus TRI-only tools like copious_atoll/epa-toxic-releases. Most are facility locators with a handful of fields and a narrow filter set, and cover only the Clean Air, Clean Water, and RCRA programs. This actor returns the fullest compliance and enforcement record, adds Safe Drinking Water, TRI, greenhouse-gas, Superfund, RMP, and TSCA coverage, and gives you the widest set of filters, so you can pull exactly the non-compliant, high-penalty, or industry-specific facilities you need in one run.

Capability	scrapers.lat EPA ECHO	Other EPA ECHO scrapers on Apify
Violations, penalties, inspections, formal + informal actions	Yes, all included	Cheapest ones return facility name/address/ID only, no enforcement data
Per-program compliance breakdown (Air, Water/NPDES, RCRA, SDWA)	Yes, from the Detailed Facility Report	Rarely, or overall status only
Significant non-compliance and high-priority-violator flags (overall + per program)	Yes	Usually missing
Quarters-in-noncompliance and 12-quarter compliance-history strings (overall + per program)	Yes	Not offered
Federal enforcement cases with settlement penalty breakdown (federal / state / collected)	Yes, from the DFR	Not offered
TRI chemical-level release history and on-site / off-site split	Yes	TRI-only tools cover chemicals; general ECHO scrapers do not
Superfund (SEMS), Risk Management Plan (RMP), and TSCA program membership	Yes	Not offered
Filter by NAICS or SIC industry code	Yes	Most support state/city only
Filter by EPA program, region, major, federal, tribal land	Yes	Partial, one or two at most
Compliance-signal filters (violations only, enforcement only, min penalty, inspected/enforced since)	Yes	Not offered
Geographic radius search (lat/lng + miles)	Yes	Some support it, most do not
Direct FRS Registry ID lookup	Yes	Some support it
Environmental-justice demographics (percent minority / low income / population density)	Yes	Not offered
Greenhouse-gas reporting, congressional district, watershed context	Yes	Not offered
Optional AI compliance summary and regulatory risk score	Yes	Not offered
No API key, no user-supplied proxy, no browser	Yes	Some require you to bring your own proxy
No charge on failed or empty runs	Yes	Varies

Filter breadth and output completeness are the real difference. No other listed EPA ECHO scraper combines NAICS, program, compliance status, geographic radius, and enforcement date range while also returning the full penalty, inspection, per-program enforcement record, federal enforcement cases, and TRI chemical detail. Some rivals do things we do not: changewire/epa-echo-compliance and getascraper/epa-echo-violation-monitor are change-diff monitors that track day-over-day enforcement changes, which is a different job from this actor's full-record extraction.

Use cases

• Environmental due diligence and M&A. Screen a target company's facilities for open violations, significant non-compliance, penalty history, and pending enforcement before a deal closes.
• KYB and supplier / vendor risk. Add EPA compliance status and regulatory penalty history to know-your-business checks on US suppliers, counterparties, and portfolio companies.
• ESG and sustainability screening. Pull Clean Air, Clean Water, and hazardous-waste compliance signals, TRI releases, and greenhouse-gas reporting flags to score environmental risk across a portfolio.
• Compliance monitoring. Track a watchlist of facilities by FRS Registry ID or region and re-run to catch new inspections, formal actions, and penalties.
• Legal and enforcement research. Build case lists of significant violators or high-penalty facilities by state, industry, or program for regulatory, litigation, or expert-witness work.
• Journalism and public-interest research. Map environmental violations and enforcement in a city, county, or ZIP code, cross-referenced with environmental-justice demographics.
• Real-estate environmental risk. Run a radius search around a parcel to find nearby regulated facilities, hazardous-waste sites, and impaired-water or nonattainment-area flags.

Quickstart

Open the actor, paste this into the input, and press Run. It returns up to 10 facilities in Austin, TX with their compliance detail.

{
  "state": "TX",
  "city": "AUSTIN",
  "withDetails": true,
  "maxFacilities": 10
}

Every input is optional. State is the most reliable primary filter. Add onlyWithViolations, minPenaltyUsd, or naicsCode to focus on non-compliant or industry-specific facilities.

Input reference

Field	Type	Required	Default	Description
state	enum	no	(any)	Two-letter US state or territory code, for example CA, NY, TX, PR. The most reliable primary filter.
county	string	no	(empty)	County name, for example ALAMEDA, HARRIS. Combine with state.
city	string	no	AUSTIN	City name, for example HOUSTON. Combine with state.
zipCode	string	no	(empty)	5-digit US ZIP code.
facilityName	string	no	(empty)	Facility name to match, for example CHEVRON, US STEEL. Partial matches supported.
registryId	string	no	(empty)	Look up one exact facility by its EPA FRS Registry ID, for example 110033527805.
naicsCode	string	no	(empty)	Industry NAICS code, full or prefix, for example 3254 or 324.
sicCode	string	no	(empty)	Industry SIC code, for example 2911.
program	enum	no	(all)	Restrict to one EPA program: A Clean Air, W Clean Water (NPDES), R RCRA hazardous waste, S Safe Drinking Water, T Toxics Release Inventory, G Greenhouse Gas, E EPCRA.
epaRegion	enum	no	(all)	Restrict to one EPA Region (01 to 10).
activeOnly	boolean	no	false	Restrict to facilities currently flagged active in EPA program systems.
majorOnly	boolean	no	false	Restrict to facilities classified as major under Clean Air or Clean Water programs.
federalFacilitiesOnly	boolean	no	false	Restrict to federally owned or operated facilities.
tribalLandOnly	boolean	no	false	Restrict to facilities in Indian country / tribal land.
latitude	string	no	(empty)	Center-point latitude for a radius search. Provide with longitude and radiusMiles.
longitude	string	no	(empty)	Center-point longitude for a radius search.
radiusMiles	integer	no	(none)	Search radius in miles around the lat/lng point.
onlyWithViolations	boolean	no	false	Keep only facilities with a current violation in any program.
onlyWithEnforcement	boolean	no	false	Keep only facilities with at least one formal enforcement action in the last 5 years.
onlySignificantViolators	boolean	no	false	Keep only facilities flagged as significant non-compliers or high-priority violators.
minPenaltyUsd	integer	no	(none)	Keep only facilities whose total assessed penalties are at least this amount.
inspectedSince	string	no	(empty)	Keep only facilities last inspected on or after this date (YYYY-MM-DD).
enforcedSince	string	no	(empty)	Keep only facilities whose most recent formal enforcement action was on or after this date (YYYY-MM-DD).
withDetails	boolean	no	true	Enrich each facility with its Detailed Facility Report (per-program compliance and enforcement actions).
maxFacilities	integer	no	10	Maximum facilities to collect.
withSummary	boolean	no	false	Paid AI add-on. Plain-language summary of the facility's compliance profile. Billed only on usable AI output.
withRisk	boolean	no	false	Paid AI add-on. Regulatory risk rating (low/medium/high/severe) with a 0 to 100 score. Billed only on usable AI output.

Filters combine with logical AND.

Output reference

One dataset item per facility. Types: string, number, integer, boolean, object, object[], or null when the source value is absent. Key fields:

Field	Type	Description
facilityName	string	Facility name.
address / city / county / state / zip	string	Facility mailing address parts.
lat / lng	number	Facility geocoordinates.
registryId	string	EPA FRS registry id (unique per facility).
naics / sic	string	Industry codes (space-separated when multiple).
federalFacility	boolean	Whether the facility is federally owned/operated.
federalAgencyName	string	Owning federal agency when applicable.
complianceStatus	string	Overall current compliance status.
inspectionsLast5yr	integer	Inspections in the last 5 years.
violationsCurrent	integer	Count of current violations.
significantNonComplianceFlag	boolean	Whether the facility is in significant non-compliance.
programsWithSnc	integer	Number of programs with significant non-compliance.
formalActionsLast5yr	integer	Formal enforcement actions in the last 5 years.
informalActionsLast5yr	integer	Informal actions in the last 5 years.
penaltyCount	integer	Number of penalties assessed.
totalPenaltiesUsd	number	Total assessed penalties in USD.
lastPenaltyAmountUsd	number	Most recent penalty amount.
lastInspectionDate / lastFormalActionDate / lastPenaltyDate / lastInformalActionDate	string	Most recent event dates (YYYY-MM-DD).
daysSinceLastInspection	integer	Days since the last inspection.
epaRegion	string	EPA Region (01 to 10).
countyFips	string	County FIPS code.
majorFacility / activeFacility / tribalLand	boolean	Classification flags.
nonattainmentArea / impairedWater	boolean	Environmental-area flags.
currentViolationFlag / currentSignificantViolationFlag / caaHighPriorityViolator	boolean	Current-status violation flags.
quartersInNoncompliance	integer	Quarters in non-compliance.
threeYearComplianceHistory	string	Compact 12-quarter compliance history string.
everViolationFlag / enforcementActionLast5yrFlag / hasPollutantReport	boolean	History flags: any past violation, any formal action in 5 years, has a pollutant report.
programIds	object	Program-system ids per statute (AIR, NPDES, RCRA, SDWA, TRI, GHG, SEMS/Superfund, RMP, TSCA, EIS, CAMD).
programs	object	Booleans for each program the facility is regulated under, including superfund, toxicSubstances, emissionsInventory.
complianceByProgram	object	Current compliance status per program.
sncByProgram	object	Significant-non-compliance / high-priority-violator boolean per program.
quartersInNoncomplianceByProgram	object	Quarters in noncompliance per program.
complianceHistoryByProgram	object	Compact 12/13-quarter compliance-history string per program.
permitTypes	object	Permit type per program.
inspectionsByProgram / formalActionsByProgram / informalActionsByProgram / penaltiesByProgramUsd	object	Per-program counts and penalty totals (inspections cover CAA, CWA, RCRA, SDWA, EPCRA, TSCA, FIFRA).
lastFormalActionDateByProgram / lastPenaltyByProgramUsd	object	Most recent formal action date and penalty amount per program.
cwaEffluentExceedances13qtr	integer	Clean Water effluent limit exceedances over the last 13 quarters.
lastInspectionDateEpa / lastInspectionDateState / lastFormalActionDateEpa / lastFormalActionDateState	string	Most recent action dates split by EPA vs state lead.
federalCaseCount / federalCaseLastDate / federalCasePenaltiesUsd / federalCaseIds	mixed	Federal (EPA multimedia) enforcement case count, last date, total penalties, and case ids.
ghgCo2ReleasesTons	number	Greenhouse-gas CO2 releases in tons when reported.
triReleasesTransfersLbs / triOnSiteReleasesLbs / triOffSiteTransfersLbs	number	TRI releases and transfers in pounds when reported.
triReporterInPast	boolean	Whether the facility has reported to the Toxics Release Inventory.
nonattainmentPollutants / nonattainmentCategories	string	Clean Air Act nonattainment-area pollutants and categories.
percentMinority / percentPeopleOfColor / percentLowIncome / populationDensity	number	Environmental-justice demographics of the surrounding area.
congressionalDistrict / watershed / tribes	string	US congressional district, watershed (HUC-8) name, and tribal-land names.
dfrUrl	string	Link to the facility's Detailed Facility Report on ECHO.
programSummaries	object[]	Per-program compliance summary (with details on).
formalActions	object[]	List of formal enforcement actions with penalties and dates (with details on).
enforcementCases	object[]	Federal/multimedia enforcement cases with statute, case type, dates, and federal/state/collected settlement penalties (with details on).
triChemicals	object[]	Per-chemical TRI release/transfer amounts for the most recent reporting year (with details on, when the facility reports to TRI).
observedAt	string	ISO 8601 timestamp of when the record was collected.
error	string	null on success. On a failed run, a single item with a populated error field is written instead.

Detail fields (programSummaries, formalActions, enforcementCases, triChemicals, and the per-program breakdowns) are populated only when withDetails is enabled. AI fields are added only when the matching add-on is on. Any field ECHO does not populate for a facility is returned as null (never invented).

Example output record

Real record from a live run (input {"state":"TX","city":"AUSTIN"}), a facility with a large assessed penalty:

{
  "facilityName": "ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM",
  "address": "8200 BAGBY DR",
  "city": "AUSTIN",
  "county": "TRAVIS",
  "state": "TX",
  "zip": "78724",
  "lat": 30.29007,
  "lng": -97.63394,
  "registryId": "110033527805",
  "naics": null,
  "sic": "4213",
  "inspectionsLast5yr": 0,
  "violationsCurrent": 0,
  "significantNonComplianceFlag": false,
  "formalActionsLast5yr": 1,
  "penaltyCount": 1,
  "totalPenaltiesUsd": 535000,
  "lastFormalActionDate": "2023-09-14",
  "lastPenaltyDate": "2023-09-14",
  "epaRegion": "06",
  "majorFacility": false,
  "activeFacility": true,
  "currentViolationFlag": false,
  "dfrUrl": "https://echo.epa.gov/detailed-facility-report?fid=110033527805",
  "observedAt": "2026-08-10T14:17:02.335Z",
  "error": null
}

Run via API and CLI

Start a run and read the dataset. Replace <TOKEN> with your Apify API token.

Run synchronously and get dataset items in one call:

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/scrapers_lat~epa-echo-scraper/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=<TOKEN>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"state":"CA","onlyWithViolations":true,"minPenaltyUsd":100000,"maxFacilities":50}'

Start a run asynchronously:

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/scrapers_lat~epa-echo-scraper/runs?token=<TOKEN>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"state":"TX","naicsCode":"324","onlySignificantViolators":true,"maxFacilities":100}'

Apify CLI:

apify call scrapers_lat/epa-echo-scraper \
  --input '{"latitude":"29.7604","longitude":"-95.3698","radiusMiles":5}'

Fetch results

Every run writes to a dataset. Fetch items as JSON, CSV, or Excel by changing format:

# JSON
curl "https://api.apify.com/v2/datasets/<DATASET_ID>/items?token=<TOKEN>&clean=true&format=json"

# CSV
curl "https://api.apify.com/v2/datasets/<DATASET_ID>/items?token=<TOKEN>&clean=true&format=csv"

# Paginate large datasets
curl "https://api.apify.com/v2/datasets/<DATASET_ID>/items?token=<TOKEN>&offset=1000&limit=1000"

<DATASET_ID> is returned as defaultDatasetId in the run object. clean=true drops empty and internal fields.

Billing and limits

• Pay per result. Each facility record bills on the result event. See the pricing tab for the current per-result price.
• Detail and AI events billed separately. Fetching a Detailed Facility Report bills the details event. withSummary and withRisk bill the ai_summary and ai_risk events, and only when the AI returns usable output. The AI add-ons are off by default and require a paid Apify plan.
• No charge on failure. If a run errors, the actor writes a single item with a populated error field and does not charge for it. Empty runs cost nothing.
• Spend cap respected. Set maxTotalChargeUsd on the run; once reached, the actor stops emitting and charging further billable results.
• Free Apify plans are capped at 10 records per run. Upgrade for higher maxFacilities.
• Source ceiling. A single ECHO query returns at most a few hundred facilities. For larger pulls, split the work by state, county, or NAICS.

FAQ and troubleshooting

What is EPA ECHO? ECHO (Enforcement and Compliance History Online) is the US EPA's public system that tracks the environmental-compliance and enforcement history of regulated facilities. This actor turns ECHO's facility search and Detailed Facility Report into clean JSON, CSV, or Excel records, so you can query EPA compliance data at scale without the ECHO web interface.

How do I find only facilities with violations or penalties? Set onlyWithViolations, onlyWithEnforcement, or onlySignificantViolators to true, and optionally minPenaltyUsd to a threshold. Add enforcedSince or inspectedSince to restrict to recent activity.

How do I look up one specific facility? Pass its EPA FRS Registry ID as registryId. The actor returns that single facility with its full compliance and enforcement detail.

How do I search around a point? Provide latitude, longitude, and radiusMiles together for a radius search, useful for real-estate or site environmental risk.

Do I need an EPA API key, a proxy, or a browser? No. This actor needs no API key, no user-supplied proxy, and no headless browser. It handles data access internally and returns structured records directly.

How fast is it? Facility search returns in about a second. With withDetails on, each facility also loads its Detailed Facility Report; detail fetches run in parallel, so a typical run of a few dozen facilities completes in seconds to a couple of minutes depending on maxFacilities.

Can I use this for KYB, ESG, or environmental due diligence? Yes. The record includes compliance status, significant non-compliance flags, penalty totals, inspection and enforcement history, and per-program breakdowns, which are the signals used in supplier risk, ESG screening, and pre-deal environmental due diligence.

What does the per-program breakdown include? With withDetails on, programSummaries, complianceByProgram, sncByProgram, quartersInNoncomplianceByProgram, complianceHistoryByProgram, inspectionsByProgram, formalActionsByProgram, informalActionsByProgram, and penaltiesByProgramUsd cover Clean Air, Clean Water, RCRA, and Safe Drinking Water where the facility is regulated.

Does it return the actual enforcement cases and penalties? Yes. With withDetails on, enforcementCases lists each federal or state enforcement case with its statute, case type, issue and settlement dates, and a settlement penalty breakdown (federal penalty, state/local penalty, amount collected). formalActions lists formal actions with penalty amounts, and federalCasePenaltiesUsd / totalPenaltiesUsd give the rolled-up totals.

Can I get chemical-level TRI emissions or Superfund status? Yes. triChemicals returns per-chemical TRI release and transfer amounts for the most recent reporting year, and triOnSiteReleasesLbs / triOffSiteTransfersLbs give the on-site and off-site split. Superfund (SEMS), Risk Management Plan (RMP), and TSCA membership appear in programs and programIds when the facility is in those systems.

What are the percent-minority and percent-low-income fields? They are EPA environmental-justice demographics for the area around the facility, not the facility itself. They come from EPA's screening data.

Why are some fields null? Not every program applies to every facility, and EPA does not report every metric for every site. Missing source values are returned as null, never invented.

A run returned 0 records. Why? The filter combination matched nothing. Loosen filters (start with just state). Zero-result runs are not charged.

Is this an official EPA tool? No. This actor is independent and is not affiliated with the US EPA. It reads only data published through the public ECHO system. Use it in accordance with EPA terms and applicable law.

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Independent tool, not affiliated with the US EPA. Accesses only data publicly available through the EPA ECHO system. Use in accordance with EPA terms of use.