Resource Type: Map

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Main site for Google air quality products, including hyper local mapping, forecasts, history, and heatmaps. Requires an account and product purchase.

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Mapping tool that shows estimates of mortality and morbidity impacts from coal fired power plants in the U.S.

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Mapping tool providing information on overburdened communities in New Jersey, as well as information on environmental and public health stressors, and locations of emitting facilities, along with information about violations and incidents.

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Mapping tool providing locations of facilities with air permits in NJ, along with information on air quality, weather, wind speed and direction, and overburdened communities.

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Web tool providing information on neighborhood built environment, asthma, climate, housing, and outdoor air, intended to show how environments affect health.

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Website providing health and environmental data for municipalities in New Jersey

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MiEJScreen is a screening tool that provided percentile scoring various environmental, health and socioeconomic indicators to measure relative environmental risk in communities. This map is meant for general information about Environmental Justice in Michigan and is a collection of basic data sets related to Environmental Justice concerns which allow users to identify, query, and filter the data.

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Template intended to help jurisdictions navigate the community action planning process by providing a set of sample strategic objectives, actions, and evaluation metrics to plan program activities to address key children’s environmental health issues in communities.

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Interactive map that displays information on air quality monitoring, locations of oil and gas wells, ozone and PM2.5 nonattainment areas, permitting and compliance for NSR and Title V permits, and point source emissions.

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The Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Program tracks the industrial management of toxic chemicals. TRI data are reported annually by industrial and federal facilities that meet reporting requirements. EPA makes these data available through multiple online tools, many of which add context to help make the reported data more understandable.

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