LibGuides: Earth & the Environment Sources in State Agency Databases: Home

Introduction

The Document Specialists for the states listed below have indicated their state has one or more databases in this subject area. If a state is not listed below it means we do not know of any searchable databases produced by that state government on this subject.

If you know of other state-produced databases in this subject, please use the "email me" link in the "Project Coordinator" box at the left to drop us a line.

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Alabama

Alabama Bottomhole Pressure Database
Search by API Number with dashes (01-000-00000-00-00), county, company name, field name, or location. (Note: the search box is hard to see, but it is located above the submit button).
Alabama Drought Conditions
Enter your zip code to view drought conditions in your area.
Alabama Drought Monitor
Browse the interactive map.
Alabama Floodplain Mapping
Enter your address or select a county to view risk of flooding.
Alabama Forester Search
Search by keyword for foresters registered in the state or select a county to view all of the registered foresters in that county.
Alabama Geologists Licensee Search
Search license number, name, or city.
Alabama OGB Field and Pool Database
Select "field picker" to on and then browse or search by name.
Alabama Oil and Gas Documents Database
Search by keyword to view documents from the Alabama Oil and Gas Documents Database. (Note: the search box is hard to see, but it is located above the submit button).
Alabama Oil and Gas Maps
Browse wells or search by permit number.
Alabama Well Production Search
Browse or search by permit number.
Alabame Well Alabama Oil and Gas Wells Database.
Browse or search the Alabama Oil and Gas Wells Database.
Company Database of the Alabama Oil and Gas Board
Browse or search the company database of the Oil and Gas Board.

Alaska

Alaska Volcano Observatory Image Search
Database of volcano related photos. Database may be searched by name of volcano, year, image type (may refer to purpose or format), words in caption, author, recent images and "keywords." Keywords are in quotes because you are asked to choose form a list. Images appear to be public domain. Credit for photographers and AVO/USGS is requested for use of these images.

Conservation

Alaska Pesticide Registration Database
All pesticides must be registered with Alaska's Dept of Environmental Conservation before being sold in the state. This database can be searched by brand, ingredient, company,type of pest and more. As of 2008, DEC is working with Kelly Registration Systems for this registry. From the website, "This website (http://www.kellysolutions.com) is owned, maintained, and provided by Kelly Registration Systems, Inc. (KRS), Covington, GA, as a free service to the public through the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (Division of Environmental Health). KRS is a private company that maintains this search program not controlled or managed by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (Division of Environmental Health)"
Contaminated Sites Program Database Search
Database of Contaminated Sites and Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (UST). Searchable by facility name, address, borough, city, zip code and status. Database entries include extensive site reports and contact information for responsible personnel.
Labs Approved for Contaminated Sites Analysis Including Underground Storage Tank Sites
Use this database to find a DEC approved/certified laboratory to examine your site for contaminated materials. Database may be searched by keyword
Online Permit Search (For wastewater)
Search by keyword or point and click with map. Click on "hamburger menu" in upper right corner to access advanced search options. Records include link to PDFs of issued permits which explains how much can be dumped and how.
Operator Training and Certification Section Library Catalog
From the website, "The Operator Training and Certification Section of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation maintains an operator lending library. Materials from the lending library are available for checkout. Materials may be checked out for a maximum of 45 days. Return postage is the responsibility of the requestor. Requestors who fail to return materials by the deadline will not be allowed to check out resources from the lending library and may be invoiced for the resources." Searchable by title or subject.
Wastewater Operator Certification Search
Searchable listing of all certified wastewater system operators. Search by name or city. Records list current certifications and expiration date along with current employer.
Wastewater System Classification Search -
Searchable by name of the community, the name of the facility or the owner. Records include what level of wastewater operator certificate is required for the facility.

Emergency Preparedness

No identified searchable databases on this topic.

Natural Resources & Energy Sources

Alaska Oil and Gas Commission Public Data and databases-
Listing of publicly available databases and data sets available from the Commission.
Division of Geophysical and Geological Surveys (DGGS) Publications Search
DGGS has been very active in scanning older publications into this database. Find digitized copies of DGGS and Alaska-related USGS reports going back to 1900 using author, title, subject, publication year and/or Quadrangle of interest.
Water Quality Reports
Database uses drop down menus to search by waterbody name, town, area name, hydrologic unit name or hydrologic code. From the website, "Water quality data has been collected from a variety of both surface water and ground water sources by the Alaska Hydrologic Survey. This site is an index to the data that has been compiled in reports or manually collected by the Alaska Hydrologic Survey."
Web Geochem
From the website, "WebGeochem is a simplified search engine that uses predefined queries to select and display geochemical data from multiple published DGGS sources. (As of 6/15/2019, database not working. Still appears in search results so will check again.)

The Web Geochem search engine has three main components:

A search component allowing you to select specific sample types and analysis types of geochemical analyses.
A secondary search component based on either geographic parameters or on preexisting compiled datasets.
A resulting table of sample analyses."
A user guide is available. It is highly recommended that you review this guide before searching the database.

Well Log Tracking System
Search for water wells by driller name, property owner name, property description or well key. From the website, "The Division makes NO representation regarding well location, completeness or accuracy of the data in the database or data extraction procedures provided."

Wildlife

Community Subsistence Information System
From the website: "The CSIS is the repository of Alaska community harvest information gathered by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Subsistence.
Harvest Information Databases
A group of databases providing information on animals hunted in Alaska. The databases currently include:Drawing / Tier II Hunt Harvest Summary,
Registration Hunt Harvest Summary, Harvest General Reports, and Harvest Lookup / Data Download.
Wildlife Publications from Fish & Game eLibrary
Contains digitized versions of Alaska Department of Fish and Game Publications from 1956 forward. Front page has canned searches which can be selected. "All Fields" goes to an advanced search screen where users can search by title, author, topic, year, species, project number and more.

Arizona

American Mineralogist Crystal Structure Database
From the web page, "This site is an interface to a crystal structure database that includes every structure published in the American Mineralogist, The Canadian Mineralogist, European Journal of Mineralogy and Physics and Chemistry of Minerals, as well as selected datasets from other journals." Database may be searched by mineral, author, chemistry search, cell parameters and symmetry, diffraction search and general keywords. A listing of search tips is provided.
Arizona Emissions Bank Credit Database
From the website, "The Emissions Bank Registry lists available credits for use, sorted by pollutant type, status of credit availability, location of the credits, or the company owning the credits. Use the search utility below to view the Emissions Bank Registry."
Arizona Geological Survey Document Repository
Contents of repository from the "about" page: "Document Repository Collections in order of decreasing number of publications: Open-File Reports (OFR), Bulletin (B), Digital Geologic Maps (DGM), Contributed Maps (CM), Digital Maps (DM), Oil & Gas (OG), Arizona Mines and Mineral Resources (ADMMR), Poster Publications, Circulars (C ), Map Series (M), Miscellaneous Maps (MM), Digital Information (DI), Down-to-Earth Series (DTE) [Aimed at general public], Geologic Investigation Folio (GI) and Troy L Péwé Environmental Geology." Database may be searched by keyword, collection, thematic keywords, place keywords, temporal keywords (Holocene, etc), author or publication date.
Drywell Database Search
Database is searchable by Facility Name, Registration Number, Facility Address, City and Zip Code. Complete copy of database is available from agency.
Hazardous Material Incident Logbook Database Search - For pre-2001 incidents only. Searchable by Incident number, Incident date, Chemical material, Name, Address, City, and County. For Hazardous Material incidents after 2001, please see National Response Center.
Earth & the Environment, Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
Mission is to protect and enhance the public's health and the environment in Arizona.
Lava Tube Database
This database is the digital version of a hard-copy collection that includes data sheets, maps, photographs and other documentation of lava tube caves throughout the world. The database continues to expand and currently contains entries for lava tube caves from 34 countries on 6 continents. Data such as tube length, floor slope, volcanic complex and other parameters are available and may be searched, sorted, and used to derive data for lava tubes in general.
License Application Query Utility
From the website, "This utility will allow you to query the AZURITE database for pending license applications and itemized billing reports. The utility will provide you with basic information about each pending application, including current status and brief history of the application processing milestones."
NOI Construction Stormwater General Permit Database Search
Database is searchable by Application Type, AZPDES Number, Business Name, Project/Site Name, Project/Site City, Project/Site Zip Code, County, Start Date, and End Date. Records provide operator contact information including phone numbers. Entire database is available as a text download by contacting the agency.
Remediation and Declaration of Environmental Use Restriction (DEUR) Search
From the website, "This utility will allow you to query the AZURITE databases for information relating to DEURs, VEMURs or other remediation. The utility will provide you with: remediation ID, program, place address, remediation start date, remediation end date, remediation level achieved, WPD director's approval date for DEUR, DEUR or VEMUR record date, program file number, contaminants, concentrations, and depth, if available."
Underground Storage Tank Database Search
Searchable by Facility ID, Facility Name, Facility Address, Facility City, Facility Zip Code, Facility County, and Owner Name. Records indicated whether the tank is in use and date of removal, if applicable.
Water and Wastewater Certified Operators Database Search
From the website, "This database allows active [wastewater] operators to research the status of their certificates, including expiration dates. You may also use it to run queries on groups of operators, sorting them by type, grade and county. For example, you could use the database to find all Grade 2 Wastewater Treatment Operators located in Mohave County." Entire database is available as a text download by contacting the agency.

Arkansas

Consulting/LAP Forester Directory
Searchable by company name, forester name, county and services. Maintain by the Arkansas Forestry Commission.
Environmental Quality Databases
Listing of all online databases available through the Department of Environmental Quality. Searchable by Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality division, including Air Division, Emergency Response Section, Environmental Preservation and Technical Services, Hazardous Waste Division, Legal Division, Mining Division, Regulated Storage Tanks Division (RST), Solid Waste Management Division and Water Division.
Find a Forester
Searchable by first name, last name, company, city and county.
Game and Fish Permit Status Check
Check game and fish permit status and pay for permits.
Timber Buyers Search
Searchable by company name, buyer name, buyer physical address county, equipment, product and species. Maintained by the Arkansas Forestry Commission.

California

Proposition 65 60-Day Notice Search
Proposition 65, more formally known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, is a California law passed by citizen initiative. Enforcement is carried out through civil lawsuits brought by the California Attorney General, by a district attorney or city attorney of a city with a population exceeding 750,000. However, private parties acting in the public interest can also bring Proposition 65 lawsuits, but only if they have provided at least 60 days notice of the alleged violation to the business, as well as to the Attorney General and the appropriate district attorney and city attorney, and the Attorney General, district attorney or city attorney has not taken action. If a business is found to be in violation of Proposition 65, a court may order the business to stop committing the violation or post warning signs. This database enables you to search for these notices, by year or date range, AG number, the names of plaintiff or defendant, and the product or chemical involved.
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The statute reads: "No person in the course of doing business shall knowingly discharge or release a chemical known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity into water or onto or into land where such chemical passes or probably will pass into any source of drinking water..." (CA Health and Safety Code, Section 25249.5) and "No person in the course of doing business shall knowingly and intentionally expose any individual to a chemical known to the state to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity without first giving a clear and reasonable warning..." (CA Health and Safety Code, Section 25249.6)
CEQAnet
CEQAnet contains key information from all California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) documents submitted to the State Clearinghouse for review since 1990. Some Federal National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents are submitted to the Clearinghouse for state review and these are also included in this database. Provided are summaries of Environmental Impact Reports (EIRs), Negative Declarations, Environmental Impact Statements, and other types of CEQA and NEPA documents. The summaries include the project title, project location, lead agency name, contact information, and project description. The full text of these documents is not provided; also, because not all environmental documents are submitted to the State Clearinghouse, CEQAnet is not a comprehensive database of all CEQA and NEPA documents in California. Searchable by date, type of document, producing or reviewing agency, location and keyword.
Directory of California Planning Agencies
Part of the California Planners' Information Network (CPIN), in the State Clearinghouse and Planning Unit. This directory includes contact information and a hotlist for federal, state, regional, county, city and other local planning agencies, along with California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) judges for the Superior Courts.
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This database is now a .pdf file. The most recent update is 2016.
Vehicle Smog Test History
The results of a smog check are public record...you can find them here by license plate number or vehicle identification number (VIN).
Air Resources Board Index
A comprehensive list of the many databases maintained by the California ARB.
ARB Advanced Text Archive Search Engines
A full text search of the ARB website and archive, which can be limited by the type of document.
Aftermarket Parts Database of Executive Orders
A searchable list of executive orders by the ARB, regarding approval of aftermarket or modified parts for vehicles that affect emissions.
Aftermarket Catalytic Converter Database (Air Resources Board)
The ARB, with assistance from aftermarket catalytic converter manufacturers, has developed a database to store and retrieve information on aftermarket catalytic converters that have been approved for use in California. These catalytic converters comply with the new regulations that became effective 1 January 2009. The database contains converters approved for OBD II vehicles. Once finalized, it will also include catalytic converters for non-OBD II vehicles.
The database is searchable by vehicle information or ARB Executive Order number.
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To access Executive Orders that are not shown in the database, please view the complete list of approved catalytic converters under the new regulations. Also, to access Executive Orders for only pre-OBD II vehicles under the new regulations please view the Pre-OBD II EO Listing. For information on Executive Orders issued under the old regulations, view the summary list. All Executive Orders on this summary list are void and no longer in force and effect. The catalytic converters they cover cannot be sold in California effective 31 December 2008. Likewise, the used catalytic converters they covered cannot be sold in California effective 10 July 2008. Please note that the database and lists are applicable to passenger cars, light-duty trucks, and medium-duty vehicles only.
Executive Orders for motorcycle aftermarket catalytic converters can be viewed in the Motorcycle Aftermarket Parts Page.
Air Quality and Meteorological Information System (AQMIS)
Information on maximum ozone concentrations, ozone exceedances, preliminary and official air quality data by time frame, an area of the state, and the type of report, real-time or historical meteorological data, and visual display of air quality or meteorological parameters using color-coded dots at site locations.
Air Quality Data Statistics
This database, formerly called iADAM, allows you to create tables and charts of air quality based on various parameters, such as time and duration.
Expedited BARCT
The table summarizes the expedited BARCT schedules adopted by required air districts.
California Air Toxics Emission Factor Database (CATEF)
This database contains approximately 2000 air toxics emission factors calculated from source test data collected for the Air Toxics Hot Spots Program; most of the source test data is based on emission measurements from the early 1990s. The emission factor data has not been updated since 1996. The CATEF database may be used to estimate air toxics emissions, including individuals and facility operators required to report air toxics emissions for the Air Toxics "Hot Spots" Program. Users should be aware that the sampling method puts the acrolein emission factors in doubt and until they resolve this issue, the ARB does not recommend using these emission factors.
California Emissions Projection Analysis Model (CEPAM)
An emissions projection database, with actual data and compared projections from 1975 to 2020. This database includes a simple [http://www.arb.ca.gov/app/emsinv/emssumcat.php Almanac Emission Projection Data] generator.
Central California Air Quality Studies (CCAQS)
The CCAQS comprise two studies, the California Regional Particulate Air Quality Study (CRPAQS) and the Central California Ozone Study (CCOS), both multi-year efforts of meteorological and air quality monitoring, emission inventory development, data analysis, and air quality simulation modeling. CRPAQS monitoring occurred during a 14-month study period, between December 1999 and February 2001; CCOS monitoring took place during the summer of 2000.
Community Health Air Pollution Information System (CHAPIS)
This mapping tool allows you to look at a map to view sources of air pollution. Currently, most of the data are from 2001, although some of the data about toxic emissions can be from various years from 1990 to 2001. You can use these maps to answer questions like: "What are the major sources of air pollution within several miles of my home?" "What are the relative contributions of mobile sources and stationary sources?" "What sources are near my son or daughter's school?" "Which chemicals are emitted by a particular facility or mobile sources in this area?" To answer these questions you must provide CHAPIS with a location of interest (e.g., county or zip code) and choose which types and sources of pollution you would like to explore. From the CHAPIS map there are also links to other data sources, such as tools to query the statewide emission inventory database and the network of air monitoring stations.
Consumer Products Solvents Database
The ARB has made available this small database identifying the more significant solvent compounds used in consumer products available in California. You may select a solvent by name, chemical class, or by Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) number.
Air District Look Up
Find which of California's 35 air districts you are in by zip code, city or county. This database is also available in comma-delimited zip files for download.
District Rules Database
California's local Air Pollution Control Districts (APCDs) and Air Quality Management Districts (AQMDs) provide the Air Resources Board with electronic versions of their district rules which regulate stationary sources in California. You may access a list of districts for viewing and downloading district rules and regulations.
Facility Search Tool
Finds criteria and toxics pollutant emissions data for facilities in California. Choose a year from 1987 to 2008; then limit your search results by the name of the facility or the air district and the name of the pollutant.
Library Collection Database
The California ARB library collection consists of some 10,000 books and reports, and over 200 journals, covering all aspects of air pollution and related fields. The collection is part of the Cal/EPA Library, 1001 I Street, Sacramento, CA 95814; open 8:00 to 4:00, Monday – Friday. The catalogue can be searched by keywords and limited by date and broad subject categories.
Off-Road Certification Database
Provides a database of emissions certification information for off-road engines, such as construction equipment or boat engines; searchable by engine type, year and manufacturer.
Quality Assurance Air Monitoring Site Information
Using a combination of inputs, such as agency, county, basin and specific pollutants, this database compiles lists the actual monitoring sites, with links to their specifications, location and photographs.
Retrofit Device Verification Database
This interface was designed to assist the user in finding a retrofit device that is verified for their on-road or off-road engine. You can browse by Diesel Emission Control System (DECS), engine family name, engine year, manufacturer, or displacement.
Rules Log Database (RLDB)
The RLDB chronicles the history of rules controlling sources of air pollution, as developed and adopted by California's 35 air pollution control and air quality management districts, the dates the district board first adopted and subsequently amended or rescinded a rule, and the date the California Air Resources Board received the rule. The RLDB also lists the date the rule was submitted, on request of the district, to the United States Environmental Protection Agency for inclusion to the State Implementation Plan (SIP). Finally, the database gives the dates and types of U.S. EPA rulemaking actions on the rule. Currently, the RLDB contains records for rules that are intended by the districts to be revisions to the SIP and which were adopted or amended during the period 1 January 1981 to the present.
Cal/Ecotox Database
The California Wildlife Biology, Exposure Factor, and Toxicity Database (Cal/Ecotox) is a compilation of ecological, physiological, and toxicity data for a number of California mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish. The database is searchable by species or chemical; complete species reports are available for downloading.
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As of August 2016, the CalEcotox database is being rebuilt and updated. While it is under construction, the database output is available to users in the form of pdf reports. Users can access the exposure factor reports (which contains all the CalEcotox exposure factor data for selected wildlife species) as well as the toxicity reports (which contains all the CalEcotox toxicity data for selected wildlife species).
CalEnviroScreen
CalEnviroScreen is a mapping tool identifying California communities that are most affected by many sources of pollution, and where people are often especially vulnerable to pollution’s effects. This interactive map uses environmental, health, and socioeconomic information to produce scores for every census tract in the state. The scores are mapped so that different communities can be compared. An area with a high score is one that experiences a much higher pollution burden than areas with low scores, based on data that are available from state and federal government sources. The interactive maps compile many types of pollution and many types of vulnerabilities, such as average age, poverty, and asthma rates.
Toxicity Criteria Chemical Database
A database of toxic chemicals as defined by the OEHHA, browsable by chemical name and searchable by common name, CAS number, use or synonym.
Department of Pesticide Regulation Database Index
An overall index of databases produced by this department.
California Pesticide Illness Query (CalPIQ)
CalPIQ retrieves the most frequently requested information from the Pesticide Illness Surveillance Program (PISP) database. In the PISP program, all reported pesticide illnesses are investigated by the county agricultural commissioners. DPR evaluates the reports and compiles them into a database, which is used to improve the state's program to protect workers and others from the adverse effects of pesticide exposure. Searchable from 1992 through the most recent year summarized in a PISP annual report.
Chemical Ingredient Queries
Search for a pesticide or chemical ingredient or registrants by name, CAS number, or DPR chemical code.
Pestcide Company Search
This database yields a list of companies registered to handle pesticides in California, by name, DPS number or address. Detailed reports include company name and address, DPR's registration specialist, and product information available from the Product/Label Database. A [http://www.cdpr.ca.gov/docs/label/chemcomp.htm separate interface] locates registrants by the DPS chemical codes or the Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) number. There is also an [http://www.cdpr.ca.gov/docs/license/currlic.htm alphabetic searchable list] of DPR licensees.
Endangered Species Project
A collection of databases that includes the PRESCRIBE search engine, providing location-specific measures to protect endangered species from pesticides; searchable land use data; Federal Register Notices searchable by species; and United States EPA Interim Measures Bulletins, searchable by county.
Pesticide Data Index
A major library of pesticide data, including more than 81,900 volumes of data containing more than 222,000 studies. The index is updated each Sunday.
Pesticide Residue Monitoring Program
An annual database, going back to 1994, of domestic and imported produce analyzed for pesticide residues.
Pesticide Use Reporting (PUR)
An entry page for the California Pesticide Information Portal (CalPIP), which generates customized information from DPR’s Pesticide Use Report Database; and access to Pesticide Use Annual Summaries, indexed by chemical or by commodity. The summaries include analyses of pesticide use trends and are available from 1989 to present. (Note: In 1989, full use reporting requirements were not in effect.)
Product/Label Database
Look up pesticide products registered in California by product name, registration number, single chemical code, single site code or multiple variables. This database includes additional entries for [http://apps.cdpr.ca.gov/label/restricted.cfm pesticides registered as restricted materials] at the state and Federal levels. An alternate database at the [http://npirspublic.ceris.purdue.edu/state/state_menu.aspx?state=CA California page of the National Pesticide Information Retrieval System] is hosted by Purdue University for the Department of Pesticide Regulation and the United States EPA.
Special Local Need (SLN) Registration Search
The DPR, under the authority of Section 24(c) of FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act), may register an additional use of a federally registered pesticide product or a new end-use product to meet a special local need (SLN) if certain conditions exist. This application is designed to allow users to search for active and inactive SLN registrations issued by DPR. Users can enter search criteria (for example, crop/site, U.S. EPA registration number, chemical) to generate a list of matching special local need registrations with their associated labels.
Surface Water Protection Program Database
This database contains data from a wide variety of environmental monitoring studies designed to test for the presence or absence of pesticides in California surface waters. The monitoring data available through this web site was updated as of June 2011.
CalRecycle Database Listing
A listing of the many CalRecycle databases.
CalRecycle Data Central
A portal to the data and maps of the California Department of Resources, Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) and the related databases of other agencies.
CalRecycle Public Notices
A database of notices from this agency, searchable by keyword, date range, the type of notice and the subject of the notice.
CalRecycle Publications Catalogue
This is a keyword searchable database of the hundreds of publications produced by CalRecycle, most of which are available electronically.
CIWMB Committee Agendas and Documents Archive
Meetings of the California Integrated Waste Management Board, searchable by keyword, from 1994 to 2009.
eRecycle - Where Do I Recycle E-Waste?
Unwanted electronic devices should be reused or recycled. Disposing of computers, monitors, televisions and other electronic equipment with regular garbage is illegal in California. Functioning electronics can be sold or donated thereby prolonging their useful life. Nonfunctioning electronics that cannot be repaired should be recycled by an organization qualified to do so, as listed here by county. This database includes links to hazardous waste programs sponsored by local governments, and information on battery and fluorescent bulb disposal.
Approved Collectors and Recyclers of Covered Electronic Waste
This search is intended for use by organizations seeking to conduct business with each other within the context of the Electronic Waste Recycling Act of 2003 system; it is NOT intended as a general locator of reuse and recycling opportunities.
Facility Information Toolbox (FacIT)
The Facility Information Toolbox (FacIT) is an inventory of California's solid waste handling, recycling, and market infrastructure, and a capacity projection model. The facility inventory includes primary processors (transfer stations, materials recovery facilities, compost facilities, etc.) and secondary processors (recycled feedstock producers, recycled product manufacturers, etc.), emerging technology facilities, disposal facilities, and some primary collection facilities. The capacity model predicts future waste amounts and the need for new recycling and solid waste facilities in California. This database can generate maps based on categories, or be searched by location, activity and the material recycled. The databases for the disposal or recycling construction and demolition debris, plastics, tires, sharps and medical waste are now incorporated into this toolbox.
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This is now a secure database. You will now need to create an account at https://secure.calrecycle.ca.gov/WebPass/Default.aspx .
Find a Certified Used Oil Recycling Center
Locate the popular used oil recycling centers by city, county or zip code. You can also call the Earth 911 hotline (1-800-CLEANUP).
Find a Recycling Center
This database locates beverage container recycling centers or drop-off donation location by zip code, county or name.
Local Assistance and Market Development Contacts
A database of the local CalRecycle contacts, searchable by county or jurisdiction.
Local Enforcement Agency (LEA) Central Directory
Local enforcement agencies are designated by the governing body of a county or city to implement delegated CalRecycle programs and locally designated activities; they also have responsibility for the proper storage and transportation of solid wastes. Searchable by county.
Recycled-Content Product Manufacturers Search
The RCPM directory showcases innovative recycled-content products made by California manufacturers who use recycled waste as a feedstock. RCPM puts you in touch directly with the manufacturers who make earth-friendly products, whether you are a wholesale buyer, Procurement and Contracting Officer (PCO), or an individual consumer. Use this listing to find manufacturers who make products, or intermediate products, designed with your needs in mind. Buying from these manufacturers also supports green jobs in the California economy. Searchable by keyword, business name, county, zip code, and the category of feedstock, intermediate product or final product.
Search Waste Reduction Awards Program (WRAP) Winners
A browsable database of all WRAP winners from 1993 to 2011, by business type, county, keyword or year.
Solid Waste Information System (SWIS)
The SWIS database contains information on solid waste facilities, operations, and disposal sites throughout the State of California. The types of facilities found in this database include landfills, transfer stations, material recovery facilities, composting sites, transformation facilities, waste tire sites, and closed disposal sites. Searchable by county, LEA jurisdiction, regulatory status, facility type, operational status or SWIS site name or number. For each facility, the database contains information about location, owner, operator, facility type, regulatory and operational status, authorized waste types, local enforcement agency and inspection and enforcement records.
Solid Waste Characterization Database
This database provides estimates of the types and amounts of materials in the waste streams of individual California jurisdictions, for 1999 only, searchable by jurisdiction; multiple jurisdictions can be compared. The data for 1995 is also available.
State Agency Waste Management Annual Report
The State Agency Annual Report tracks the information in the integrated waste management plans and annual reports submitted by state agencies and large state facilities. Search this database by agency name, zip code or city to learn more about a particular agency's or facility's waste diversion programs.
Department of Toxic Substances Control Database Applications
EnviroStor
The EnviroStor database allows the public to search for properties regulated by the DTSC's Site Mitigation and Brownfields Reuse Program, where extensive investigation and/or cleanup actions are planned or have been completed. Search is available by city, county, or zip code; results can be limited to certain types of sites (superfund, school cleanup, etc.), and can be displayed either as a list or as a map.
Registered Hazardous Waste Transporter Database
This database allows the public to search for registered transporters of hazardous waste material, by county, city, business name or registration number. Also links to reports that list the entire database (over 1000 entries) by city, business name, registration number, county and zip code, etc.
State Water Resources Control Board Database Index
A master list of databases maintained by the state and regional water boards in California.
Electronic Water Rights Information Management System (eWRIMS)
The eWRIMS is a database developed to track information on water rights in California, containing information on "Statements of Water Diversion and Use" that have been filed by water diverters, as well as registrations, certificates, and water right permits and licenses that have been issued by the State Water Resources Control Board and its predecessors. Searchable by location and many different kinds of IDs.
California Environmental Data Exchange Network (CEDEN)
CEDEN is an extensive database to find and share information about California's water bodies, including streams, lakes, rivers, and the coastal ocean. Many groups in California monitor water quality, aquatic habitat, and wildlife health to ensure good stewardship of our ecological resources; CEDEN aggregates this data and makes it accessible to environmental managers and the public. Besides the Water Resources Control Board and the Regional Water Quality Control Boards, collaborators include the Surface Water Ambient Monitoring Program, US Environmental Protection Agency, Central Valley Regional Data Center, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, San Francisco Estuary Institute, and the Southern California Coastal Water Research Project. Searchable by many parameters including location, the names of reporting stations, the programs or projects maintaining the stations, the names and types of chemicals or other pollutants, and many others; the database can produce data in text or map form.
Geotracker
GeoTracker is a data management system for managing sites that impact groundwater, especially those that require groundwater cleanup (Underground Storage Tanks, Department of Defense, Site Cleanup Program) as well as permitted facilities and land disposal sites. Searching by address, case ID or the facility name, GeoTracker provides the public records for a site from over 350,000 documents, including regulatory communications, regulatory actions such as records of decision documents, and all data and documents submitted by the responsible parties using the Business to Government Reporting Module for Electronic Submission of Information (ESI).
California Environmental Resources Evaluation System (CERES)
The California Environmental Resources Evaluation System (CERES) is a program of the Natural Resources Agency established to facilitate access to the variety of data describing California’s rich and diverse environment. CERES is made possible by a close working relationship between the CNRA and the Department of Land, Air and Water Resources (LAWR) at UC Davis. LAWR provides experts in remote sensing, programming using open source technologies, network operations and design, and informatics. CERES also replaced the California Environmental Information Clearinghouse (CEIC), an online directory for environmental information resources, including cities, counties, utilities, state and federal agencies, private businesses and academic institutions that have spatial and other types of data resources. The current catalogue is a collaborative effort with the California Geographic Information Association, California Environmental Resources Evaluation System, and the Federal Geographic Data Center, and may be viewed as a "Yellow Pages" of environmental information by indexing and organizing metadata that facilitates identification and access to the data. Environmental resource data itself is not stored, only data resource descriptions, including information on how to find out more about the data or obtain it. Most of the other information portals described below can be accessed here.
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"CERES is being updated, and should be available by late 2016."
CERES Map Viewer
The Map Viewer has partially replaced the GeoFinder, a tool that helps find and retrieve geographic and environmental data from the California Resources Agency, its consituent departments and other partner organizations. '''CERES is being updated, and should be available by late 2016.'''
Land Use Planning Information Network (LUPIN)
Find planning documents by county or bioregion. '''CERES is being updated, and should be available by late 2016.'''
QuickView to the California Natural Diversity Database
The California Natural Diversity Database (CNDDB) is a resource available by subscription that currently contains over 49,000 records on more than 2,600 California rare native plants, animals, and natural communities. The QuickView to the CNDDB is a public map application that provides access to CNDDB data at the 7.5" quadrangle and county levels.
Historical Earthquake Online Database
This website displays the felt effects for selected historical California earthquakes. By selecting an earthquake from a clickable map, you can see a map of the area and intensity of shaking from that earthquake, then by clicking on a city on the intensity map (or list beneath the map) you can see what that location reported after the earthquake. These "felt reports" are usually from newspapers during the 1850 to 1930 time period. The felt reports were compiled and published in 1981 and 1982 with updates added through the years. Not all earthquakes have intensity maps and felt reports online.
Department of Conservation - Publications Database
This extensive catalogue of publications may be purchased, viewed or downloaded by anyone interested in geologic maps, geologic reports, seismic data and more. Searchable by keyword, or browsable by title, author, subject, date or the series of the geological publication.
CalFish
CalFish provides direct access to nearly 150 different types of databases relating to fish and aquatic habitat data. These data include categories such as population monitoring, distribution, migration barrier, hatcheries, species recovery, habitat monitoring and restoration, and genetics. You can view these data by querying the database tables directly or by querying the data geographically with an interactive online mapping system. The mapping system provides access to a broad array of framework data (political boundaries, hydrography, quad maps, and many more), and users can move easily between the tabular and geographic systems. CalFish is a cooperative project with the Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission, the NOAA, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, and the US Forest Service.
Department of Fish and Wildlife Database Index
Besides CalFish, the Department of Fish and Wildlife maintains many databases in-house, which can be accessed through an index page. These numerous databases include searchable listings and mapping tools, with many specific subsets.
Species Explorer
This database is a synthesized all-inclusive California species list, connecting related data that refer to the same species even if there are issues with outdated alternate scientific names or common names. It provides a common mapping to species codes across many systems for enhanced cross reference and creates a standard for referencing species in new data collection applications. The intention is to create the most complete list of animal and plant species found in California from any source. We include names for species with or without legal status for the purpose of data collection applications. Species status information (such as endangered or protected status) comes live from the [http://www.dfg.ca.gov/biogeodata/cnddb/ California Natural Diversity Database (CNDDB)] and is available in the Species Explorer on the Species Details page for only those species found in that system.
Searchable Grants Map
This interactive grants database will allow you to search for active projects funded under Proposition 84. To use the search tool for general results simply enter a keyword; results can be narrowed by status, county, fiscal year, grantee, deliverables, grant type and category. Results will be presented in table format.
California Dams Database Search
Search for information on dams within the jurisdiction of the State of California. Search may be conducted by dam name or station id number, owner, stream or county. Each record includes general information about the dam (name, owner, year completed, etc.); location information (county, latitude, longitude, crest elevation, baseline meridian, etc., dam characteristics (type, crest length, heigh, material volume, etc.); and reservoir characteristics (storage capacity, drainage area, reservoir area, and usage).
CDEC Real Time Data
This interface gives access to the current (last 12 hours) sensor data for all of California's river basins. The database is searchable by the name of the river basin and the type of sensor. There are over 200 kinds of sensors, including flow speed, snow depth, evaporation rate, rainfall, water temperature, etc., which can also be searched across the entire state.
CDEC Station Search
This essential database allows you to search for any CDEC station in the state, by name, station ID, the sensor type, location, elevation, river basin, hydrological area, county or operating agency. For example, you could locate all sensors of a certain type or in a certain place, and then access current and historical data for a specific station, which can be downloaded or plotted.
IEP Data and Metadata Access
This page provides links to dozens of databases and spreadsheets maintained by the various agencies of the IEP, some listed elsewhere in this wiki, including fish data, water quality, algae, water flow and water rights. This page also offers access to the defunct Bay Delta and Tributaries (BDAT) Project concerning the San Francisco Bay-Delta estuary, with data contributed by over 50 organizations. The database included biological, water quality, and meteorological data. Coverage varied but dated for the various categories from about 1975 (water quality data back to 1961); the project was suspended in 2008.
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The [http://www.water.ca.gov/iep/ Interagency Ecological Program] (IEP) for the San Francisco Bay/Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary consists of ten member agencies: Department of Water Resources, Department of Fish and Game, and State Water Resources Control Board (California); Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Reclamation, Geological Survey, Army Corps of Engineers, National Marine Fisheries Service, and Environmental Protection Agency (Federal); and one NGO, the San Francisco Estuary Institute. These partners work together to develop a better understanding of the estuary′s ecology and the effects of the State Water Project (SWP) and the Federal Central Valley Project (CVP) on the physical, chemical, and biological conditions of the San Francisco Bay-Delta estuary.
Natural Resource Projects Inventory
The most comprehensive statewide database of its kind in California, with over 8,000 natural resource projects, including watershed conservation and acquisition, restoration and noxious weed eradication, conservation, mitigation and restoration assessment, planning, and scientific studies. Projects are linked to the CERES California Environmental Information Clearinghouse (CEIC), GeoFinder, the California Digital Atlas, the California Watershed Portal, and Google Maps; searchable by many parameters including names, locations, types of habitats, and even a clickable map. A collaborative effort between UC Davis ICE and the California Biodiversity Council since 1997.
Watershed Groups in California
This searchable database covers over 660 groups dedicated to particular California watersheds, such as lagoons, rivers, creeks, etc. Keyword searches can be performed for group names, location or mission (e.g., "to protect and restore wild trout and steelhead"). Entries may include details such as membership information, data collection (and availability of data) by the group, contact information, and projects in which the group is involved.
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Carbon Footprint Calculator
An online questionnaire to calculate the carbon dioxide production of small businesses based on size, commute times, locations, etc.; a joint project of the California Air Resources Board, CalRecycle, the University of California at Berkeley and numerous other agencies. There is now an additional calculator for [http://www.coolcalifornia.org/calculator-households-individuals households and individuals].
Klamath Resource Information System
KRIS organizes information relevant to fisheries and water quality in the Klamath Basin, so it can be shared among agencies, private land owners and citizens. A joint project of the non-profit Institute for Fisheries Resources in San Francisco and Kier Associates, with data contributed by many local and state agencies.

Colorado

Colorado Energy and Carbon Management System (COGIS)
This database from the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission includes information on facilities, production, levies, and inspections/incidents.
Colorado Renewable Resource Database (CORRD)
"CORRD makes solar and wind resource data, maps, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software accessible to a wide variety of users via the Internet." From the Governor's Energy Office.
Division of Water Resources Online Data Search
Annual statistics on ground and surface water activity.
GIS Online
from the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Search by address, or use the map layers to access information on wells, oil and gas permits, and water/gas sampling data.
Instream Flow and Natural Lake Level Water Rights Database
from the Colorado Water Conservation Board. Search by county, water division, watershed, case number, or stream/lake name.
Mining Data
Information on Colorado mines, searchable by county, name, permit number, operator, and more.
Water Conservation Board Document Search
An online clearinghouse for publicly available documents and materials. Includes minutes, reports, and presentations.
Water Quality Database System
from the Agricultural Chemicals and Groundwater Protection Program.
Provides groundwater quality monitoring results by year and geographic location for pesticides and inorganic compounds from 1992 to present.

Connecticut

Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) events calendar
Events such as public hearings, discussions, and hikes.
Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) GIS Data
This page links to a DEEP list of current and historical Geographic Information Systems (GIS) datasets. See also the link to archived GIS data.
Endangered Species Maps
Maps searchable by town showing "general areas of concern with regard to state and federally listed endangered, threatened, and special concern species and significant natural communities." Maps are updated approximately every six months. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. From the Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection.
Hazardous Waste Manifest Data, 1984 - 2008
This database contains records of manifests submitted to the Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection for shipments of hazardous waste within, into, or out of Connecticut. This is a very large database, and what's shown at the bottom of the page is just a preview. To filter the data, first click on "View Data" at the top of the page, even if that button appears to already be selected. This opens a new view of the database that has a "Filter" option in its menu. Click "Filter" and then "Add a New Filter Condition" to set parameters for the data you are looking for.

Delaware

Delaware Environmental Navigator (DEN)
Data on permitted facilities, enforcement actions and environmental monitoring.
The Flora of Delaware Online Database
Basic information on the status, habitat, and distribution of plants in Delaware.
Pesticide Database Searches
Compiled from company-supplied pesticide registration data and EPA data regarding ingredients, pests and sites.

Florida

Disaster Preparedness Maps
Provides interactive and static maps to find Evacuation Routes and Zones, and Storm Surge Information.
Drinking Water Database
Reports contain data for drinking water systems and are further divided by year or geographic area to make deploying the spreadsheets quicker. The files for Facilities, Flows and Plant Treatments are updated quarterly. The Chemical and Microbiological files are updated annually in March. Included is information on sample results, average/max monthly flows, types of water treatment, the type of system, address, capacity, sources of water, population and service connections served, dates the department performed the last sanitary survey, and the dates the last bacteria and inorganic/organic contaminant testing was performed.
Environmental Resources Permitting - search permits online
The ERP program is implemented jointly by the Department and Florida’s five Water Management Districts. The agencies have developed a shared “Water Permitting Portal” to make it easier to find ERPs and Consumptive Use or Water Use Permits.
Historic Shoreline Database
From the website, "contains many directories of related types of information about beach changes in Florida over the past 150 or so years. The main focus of the database is on historic mean high water (mhw) locations from digitized maps and field profile surveys."
Waste Management Database Reports
Provides information about brownfields, hazardous waste handlers, commercial hazardous waste transporters, used oil handlers, handlers of mercury-containing lamps & devices, dry-cleaning facilities, institutional controls registry, solid waste facilities, and storage tank & petroleum contamination monitoring.

Georgia

Coastal Permits Mapping Database
This site-specific mapping database "allows for staff to better track, manage, and assess cumulative environmental impacts and land use changes for coastal impacts as well as to make that information available to networked agencies and the general public via the internet." Search by type of permits or actions, project types, or authorization status.
Georgia Rare Natural Element Data Portal
The latest rare species and natural community data can now be accessed from this data portal page. Included are rare species profiles, range maps, rarity ranks as well as state and federal protection statuses. Also include are lists of rare species by Georgia county, quarter quad, watershed, ecoregion and more.

Illinois

Welcome to the Illinois EPA
On the Illinois EPA website is a small database called "Find Services" that allows one to choose between Medical Disposal Locations, E-Waste Collection Sites, and Hazardous Waste Collection Sites. Choose any or all of the three, choose a zip code and a drop down menu of within X number of miles. This will lead to an interactive map showing various locations -- the detail on the map changes as one widens or decreases the map size.
Database - Applications
This page from the Illinois EPA offers a list of Bureau of Land databases which allows one to search using drop down menus or search boxes to check on the activities and status of various environmental projects. These databases include:

Agency Facility Inventory and Information System (AFIIS) Database.
Bureau of Land Inventory Database

Under CLEANUP PROGRAMS:
Leaking Underground Storage Tanks.
Site Remediation Program
State Response Action Program

Under REGULATORY PROGRAMS:
Solid Waste Permit Activities.
Beneficial Use Applications.
RCRA Database.
Used Tire Inspections Database

Under OTHER PROGRAMS:
Cleanups in Illinois Under the Federal Superfund Program
Illinois EPA Map Server

Kansas

Water Information Management and Analysis System (WIMAS)
WIMAS lets users query, analyze, and map Kansas water right data from the Kansas Department of Agriculture's, Division of Water Resources Water Rights Information System.
Water Well Completion Records
Searchable database includes maps and statistics on water wells in Kansas.
Certified Operators Database
Waste Water and Drinking Water Certified Operators database can be searched by name, location, class. Leaving all fields blank will pull up the entire list.

Kentucky

Kentucky Rare Plant Database
Provides searches by common name, scientific name, and county for information on endangered, threatened and species of concern plants monitored by KSMP.
Project (Water) Profile Data
From the web site, "This link can be used to access the redesigned Project Profile web-based application. All Projects must be mapped and uploaded, have a valid PNUM, and approved by the Area Water Management Council, prior to submission of a project using this electronic form."
Water Resource Information System (WRIS), portal
From the web site, "The WRIS Portal has been developed through the cooperative efforts of water and wastewater treatment systems and local, regional and state agencies. It is used by all these entities, and provides much of the information needed for all aspects of water planning and emergency management decision making."
Energy and Environment Cabinet
Provides regulatory guidance, environmental awareness, and implements energy strategies to protect the environment.

Louisiana

Department of Environmental Quality Air Requirements Library
Search by regulation category (Federal, Industry, State) and by part, chapter, or permit type.
Department of Natural Resources Energy Analysis Reports Lists
Electronic versions of energy policy and energy statistical materials are now available online through the Technology Assessment Division of the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources. Reports cover technical engineering and economic information about the effects of changes or potential changes in energy and natural resources' supply, demand, utilization, technology, economics, and taxation, as well as how national and state policy impact these matters.
SONRIS - The Strategic Online Natural Resources Information System
The Strategic Online Natural Resources Information System, or SONRIS, provides Web-based access to all available computerized database information of the Department of Natural Resources. Included is a variety of information related to oil and gas drillling and production, and coastal management and restoration.

Maine

Climate, Weather

Bureau of Air Quality's Online Air Monitoring Data Service
Air Quality Forecast
Data from state monitoring stations on 28 different air quality measurements.
Historical Air Quality Data
Unedited Hourly Data
MaineFoliage.com Website and Weekly Foliage Reports

Conservation and Forestry

Forest Pest Index

Maine Forest Service's information on invasive forest pests and diseases.

Natural Resources & Energy Sources

Heating Fuel Prices

The Governor’s Energy Office's weekly survey of heating fuel prices, obtained from fuel retailers statewide.

Wildlife

Fisheries and Wildlife Data Hub

Fish and wildlife datasets with story maps, GIS data, project specific dashboards, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife mapping applications, data collection forms, and more.

Maryland

Maryland Tide Finder
From the website, "Make your region selection first, then choose a specific site, and lastly choose desired month (you may be asked to pick a start day, please ignore). The tidal information will pop up in a new window."
Total Maximum Daily Loads Search
From the Maryland Department of the Environment, “[One can] search for approved TMDLs by county, by watershed or for the entire state [of Maryland.]” Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are a requirement, found in §303(d), of the federal Clean Water Act (CWA) that became law in 1972. For more information on TMDL, please visit the TMDL website at http://mde.maryland.gov/programs/Water/TMDL/Pages/index.aspx.
WLA search (Wasteload Allocation)
From the website of Maryland’s Department of the Environment, one can search for the "stormwater or wastewater waste load allocations for an NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) permit."

Massachusetts

Climate, Weather

Climate Change Vulnerability Map
Interactive data map including community and census tract level indicators, and flood zones.

Conservation

Environmental Data and Information
Links to various environmental databases, maintained by the MA Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP), where users can search for information on asbestos projects, enforcement actions, drinking water, well drilling, municipal waste combustor emissions, and other topics.

Emergency Preparedness

COVID-19 Reporting
Includes an interactive COVID-19 Dashboard, as well as various COVID-19 datasets.

Natural Resources & Energy Sources

Energy & Environmental Affairs Data Portal
Through this data portal users can interact with regulatory data and search for MassDEP data on permits, facilities, inspections and enforcements.
Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Database
Downloadable data on energy efficiency in Massachusetts, including performance, costs & savings, investments, and benefits.
Public Water Supplier Document Search
Maintained by MassDEP Drinking Water Program, users can search for public water supply information by ID# and by Name. Forms available in the database include certificates of registration, water quality reports, compliance monitoring schedules, and lead/copper approved sampling sites plans.

Wildlife

Go Fish MA
Interactive and searchable map to find great fishing spots at lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers.
MA Pond Maps
Explore MassWildlife’s pond that provide bathymetry (pond depth), shore and boat access, and the types of fish found in the water body. Use this page to search by map or by list.
MA Rare Species Viewer
An interactive map that serves to provide information on all documented MA Endangered Species Act-listed (MESA) species observations in Massachusetts. Users can search by either the common name or scientific name of a species, as well as by the city/town in which it was observed.
Trout Stocking Report
Users can search this interactive map by waterbody or town to view seasonal trout stocking locations as well as the species being stocked.
Wildlife Management Areas by District
Map and list alphabetically by MassWildlife district. Click on the links to get more information or to see the WMA on a map.

Michigan

GeoWebFace
GeoWebFace is a mapping service provided by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. It can be used to access all kinds of geologic information. Accessible layers are too numerous to list here but include; mine and quarry data, geologic and hydrological information, land ownership and leasing information, and the location and type of oil and gas wells. There are also links to USGS topographic maps.
Michigan Oil and Gas Database
The Online Oil and Gas Information System allows the public user to search for selected oil, gas and UIC data from the division's databases. This includes basic well, production, disposition, injection, and inspection information. It also allows for the user to export query results.
Wellogic
Wellogic is the Internet-based data entry program developed by the state of Michigan in 2000 to provide an easy method for water well drilling and pump installation contractors to submit water well records. earlier records do exist in the database. The database of records is searchable.
MiTracking - Michigan Environmental Public Health Tracking
The MiTracking Program gathers existing Michigan-specific environmental and health data and provides them in one online location. The user chooses from a number of drop-downs to create a custom report.

Minnesota

2019 Environment and Energy Report Card
Aerial photography and Remote Sensing Imagery
View PDFs of aerial photography holdings by Minnesota county in Borchert Map Library's extensive 365,000+ item collection. Holdings information includes paper, negative film, 35mm slide, and digital formats.
Climate Data
Current and hiastorical climate and agricultural climate data for the Twin Cities.
County Plat Maps and Atlases Minnesota
View PDFs of Minnesota county plat map and atlas holdings information. All holdings are in paper format unless otherwise indicated. Minnesota county plat maps and atlases do not circulate, but the plat maps themselves may be reproduced. For further information about reproduction options please contact the Borchert Map Library.
Find your watershed by city or town
Minnesota has 80 watersheds.
How's my lake or stream? Search for the water quality of lakes and streams.
LakeFinder
LakeFinder contains data for more than 4,500 lakes and rivers throughout Minnesota, including lake surveys, lake depth maps, lake water quality data, lake water clarity data, lake notes, and fish consumption advice.
Minnesota Natural Resource Atlas
The Natural Resource Atlas is meant to fill this need for data by providing mapped data to local decision makers in a useful form that does not require an enormous investment in software and training.
Minnesota Topographic Maps Online
While this list is not exhaustive, its goal is to highlight online collections of topographic maps that we have come across while answering questions for our patrons.
Park Finder
Water Chemistry Data
What's In My Neighborhood?
Online resource offering a way to access a wide variety of environmental information about a given community.

Mississippi

Mississippi Oil & Gas
Series of searches for listings and data pertaining to oil and gas, including well locations, permit holders, operators, and production data.

Missouri

Wildlife & Conservation

Fall Turkey Harvest Map
View harvest numbers by county. Numbers are broken out by adult gobbler, adult hen, juvenile gobbler, and juvenile hen.
Field Guide
What plant or animal is that? - Search the database of plants, animals and mushrooms found in Missouri.
Missouri Fish Advisories Interactive Map
View all fish advisories posted for water bodies across Missouri. Describes contaminants, species and sizes affected, and recommendations.
Natural Heritage Database
Database of rare and endangered species in Missouri and natural communities of conservation concern. Search by county.
Nuisance Operator Lookup
Contains a list of businesses which can help with nuisance or invasive wildlife. Searchable by county, it provides the businesses' names, addresses and phone numbers.
Waterfowl Harvest and Hunting Updates
Search for multiple harvest summaries from 15 conservation areas throughout Missouri.

Natural Resources & Energy Sources

Calendar of Events and Meetings
Browse by type, title, date, and/or county for events, comment periods and meetings from Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
Clean Water Information System Applications in Process Search
Search for water pollution applications received by the Missouri DNR by facility name, permit type, issuing authority, address, city, state, zip code, owner name, DNR region, or county.
Department of Natural Resources Document Search
Use this database to search thousands of documents produced by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Includes technical reports, manuals, fact sheets and more.
Environmental Incident Search
From the web site: "Environmental Emergency Response Duty Officers complete an Incident Report into the Missouri Environmental Emergency Response Tracking System (MEERTS) on each incident reported on the 24-Hour Environmental Emergency Response Hotline or via fax from the National Response Center. Once the EER Incident Report is finalized, it is made available."
Environmental Site Tracking and Research Tool
E-Start is an interactive map which provides information about site investigations and hazardous waste cleanup, treatment and storage sites.
Funding Opportunities Portal
Entity portal to review financial assistance opportunities, apply for financial assistance online, monitor the award status of submitted requests, and the ability to submit invoices and required reports on-line. The site also links users to the department’s Grants and Loans information webpage.
Industrial Minerals and Metallic Mineral Waste Management Areas Viewer
This interactive database is a map of sites in Missouri that are permitted to mine industrial minerals under the Land Reclamation Act, and sites permitted to mine metallic minerals under the Metallic Minerals Waste Management Act.
Letters of Warning & Notices of Violation Search
Issued by DNR for environmental violations.
Missouri Gateway for Environmental Management (MoGEM)
The Missouri Gateway for Environmental Management (MoGEM) online portal is used by the regulated community to conduct business with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MoDNR). This portal is a login mechanism which allows the regulated community a centralized location to manage services for your organization within MoGEM.
Missouri Geology Bibliography Subject Search
Searches the nine books that comprise the Bibliography of the Geology of Missouri, published by the Division of Geology and Land Survey and its predecessor agencies from 1945 through 1972. This database contains some citations for literature published after 1972.
Missouri Solid Waste Management Map
This interactive map displays scrap tire processing facilities, solid waste landfills and similar services.
Missouri Timber Price Trends
Average quarterly timber prices by county from 1994 to present.
Underground Petroleum Storage Tanks
Contains current data on underground storage tanks in a zip file.
Water Quality Standards Map Viewer
Search for Water Quality Standards by county, class, table, uses, metro area and more.
Water Quality Standards Search
Water Quality Standards Search from the Department of Natural Resources.

Montana

Abandoned-Inactive Mines Database
The Abandoned-Inactive Mines (AIM) database contains over 8,000 records and includes several data tables that include information on location (latitude/longitude and cadastral), ownership (as determined from 1:24,000-scale maps, GPS, or other sources), office and field screening results, and water/soil sampling (sample-ID, location, and field parameters). Login is required but is free.
Animal Information
Information on the status, distribution, and ecology of vertebrates and invertebrates that occur in Montana
Approved Asbestos Project Permits in Progress
Asbestos Accreditations Search
Montana-accredited Asbestos Inspectors who have agreed to release their information to the public
Automated Licensing Service (ALS) (Hunting)
"Allows applicants to find their ALS number, how many bonus points they have, or find out more about their options for applying for hunting licenses."
Clean Water Act Information Center
Historical Energy Statistics
These statistics on energy production and consumption were assembled as part of studies DEQ prepared for the Legislature’s Environmental Quality Council.
Junk Vehicles
Provided by Motor Vehicle Wrecking facilities owner/operators and/or County Motor Vehicle Graveyard personnel.
Montana 310 Permit Database
"310 Permit Mapping and Information System for the State of Montana Conservation Districts. This site allows the user to locate and view the attributes of river structures permitted under the 310 Permit system."
Montana Board of Oil & Gas Conservation Online Oil and Gas Information System
Maps and data on oil and gas wells in Montana.
Montana Drinking Water Watch
Montana Fisheries Information System
Opencut Permit Search
Please enter one or more search criteria below to view the list of available documents (i.e., permit and amendment applications, and approved permits and amendments).
Complete applications and permits or amendments approved since April 2010 are available on this website.
Petroleum Tank Compensation Fund
The facilities found via this search tool are those for which tank owners and operators have submitted claims for reimbursement from the Petroleum Tank Compensation Fund.
Plant Field Guide
Information on the status, distribution, and ecology of plants that occur in Montana.
State Building Energy Use
provides energy consumption and cost data for most state owned public buildings. The data consists of electricity and natural gas commodities and is sourced from Montana utility providers.
Statewide Maps - Reservoir Levels
Septic Tank Pumper Program
The Montana Septic Tank Pumper Program (STPP) is responsible for protecting human health and the environment by ensuring septic tank pumpers, their disposal sites\facilities, and equipment are licensed and operated according to the Septage Disposal Act.
Source Water Protection Program Query System
Source Water Assessments and maps of Montana's public water supplies.
Statewide Urban Forestry Inventory
Streamflow: Current Conditions for Montana
In cooperation with State, County, local, and other Federal agencies.
Surface Water Assessment and Monitoring Program (SWAMP) database
The top section of the page lists the gages that are sending data continuously via satellite. The bottom section lists the gages that are either currently monitored and downloaded manually or have been monitored at some time in the past.
Today's Air
The Today’s Air website provides near-real time fine particulate related air quality information to the public on an hourly basis. The website, first launched in 2006, has evolved over time to continually
provide more up-to-date information in more user-friendly formats. Currently, the Today’s Air website updates at 15 minutes past the hour and provides fine particulate, or particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter less than 2.5 microns (PM2.5), concentrations from permanent and temporary monitoring stations running 24 hours a day and 365 days a year.
Underground Storage Tanks
The objective of the Montana Underground Storage Tank (UST) Leak Prevention Program is to protect human health and the environment by preventing releases of petroleum and hazardous substances from UST systems. The release of these regulated products into the environment threatens groundwater resources and can cause explosive vapors to seep into confined spaces and occupied dwellings.
Unpermitted Hazardous Substance Releases
This report provides information on unpermitted releases of hazardous materials. Data for each report is maintained by the State Superfund Unit in the Hazardous Waste Site Cleanup Bureau of DEQ's Remediation Division. More detailed, hardcopy information and reports are available from the DEQ libraries and may be viewed or obtained during regular business hours.
Water Quality Portal
Data from MT-eWQX is submitted to EPA's data warehouse, the National Water Quality Portal. DEQ's Water Quality Portal Guidance can assist you in downloading data submitted by DEQ from the Water Quality Portal.
Water Right Query System

Nebraska

Nebraska Board of Geologists
The Board assures geological practices in Nebraska are carried out by qualified individuals to safeguard life, health, property, and to promote the public welfare. This Mission is carried out by: Assuring that those who serve the public through the practice of geology have the education and experience needed to be competent in the field; Enforcing the Geologists Regulation Act through education and compliance oversight; and Providing quality and responsive regulatory services.
Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy
The Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality’s mission is to protect the quality of Nebraska’s environment – our air, land, and water resources. We enforce regulations and provide assistance, but to fully accomplish this vital mission we need your assistance. We encourage you to work with us to ensure future generations can use and enjoy the precious natural resources we enjoy today.
Nebraska Department of Natural Resources
The NDNR is a State agency with responsibilities in the areas of: Surface Water, Groundwater, Floodplain Management, Dam Safety, Natural Resources Planning, Water Planning and Integrated Management, Storage of Natural Resources and Related Data, and Administration of State Funds.
Nebraska Natural Resources Commission

New Hampshire

OneStop Data and Information (NH Dept. of Environmental Services)
Does not provide access to all existing DES data, however, available information includes: sources of environmental interest; GIS data; environmental monitoring data; ordering sampling equipment for environmental testing; permit statuses; and information on local businesses that provide various environmental services, ranging from hazardous waste transportation to water well contractors. Can search by area of interest and location.
Water - Wetlands and Shoreland Permit Application Query (NH)
Can search by one or more fields including file number, application status or type, owner name, address, waterbody name, designated river, or date.

New Jersey

Air Monitoring
Provides data and mapping on current air quality as well as data on air quality trends.
Brownfield Inventory for New Jersey
"Provides details on potential brownfield sites, including acreage, cleanup status, and property owner contact information. This mapping tool also helps people identify what government programs exist to assist with remediation. Businesses can use this information to help remediate and improve site uses."
DEP DataMiner
Searchable by site, category, or static documents. Categories covered include such topics as air and water quality, water supply, certifications and licenses, hazardous waste and site remediation, and more.
Environmental Justice Mapping, Assessment and Protection Tool (EJMAP)
"This interactive mapping tool allows users to view overburdened communities, the criteria each block group meets, and the municipality for which the overburdened community is designated in accordance with the New Jersey Environmental Justice Law, N.J.S.A. 13:1D-157, as well as query addresses to determine if they are within an overburdened community."
Flood Risk Notification
"This tool provides basic information regarding a property’s current and future flood risk. Users may search for their property by mailing address to find flood risk information necessary to complete certain sections of the Flood Risk Notice and/or property condition disclosure statement required by P.L.2023, c.93, including whether the property is in the FEMA Special or Moderate Risk Flood Hazard Area."
New Jersey Environmental Digital Library
NJEDL is an online library of literature and multimedia on the environment of New Jersey, including material on related topics such as wildlife and wildlife habitats. The collection includes documents and reports, scientific studies, photographs, videos, maps, and more. The project is a collaboration between the Rutgers University Libraries and the NJ Department of Environmental Protection.
NJFloodMapper
"An interactive mapping website to visualize exposure from coastal flooding hazards."
NJ-GeoWeb
The NJ Department of Environmental Protection's interactive web mapping application. Mapping options include historical maps as well as aerial photos dating as far back as the 1930s.
NJ Geological & Water Survey Maps and Publications
Search for Publications, Environmental Education Materials and Digital Geodata in the Survey Web pages by Author (Last Name) or Keyword (Quadrangle or County name)
Potential Lead Exposure Mapping (PLEM) – Housing in New Jersey
"...a publicly available mapping tool to show potential sources of lead exposure." Searchable by address or place.
Soil Borings - Geotechnical Data Management System (GDMS)
Provides you with the ability to search for boring location plans and boring logs using an interactive map interface.
Solid Waste Companies Currently Issued a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN)
Searchable by name, solid waste number, city or zip code. The entire database can also be downloaded in a zipped Excel format file.
What’s in My Community (Air Quality Mapping Application)
Maps "every facility with an air permit registered with the Division of Air Quality at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection." Searchable by address or place.

Climate, Weather

Historical Monthly Station Data
Provides monthly data on temperature, precipitation, and snowfall from 1893 to the present based on climate station (e.g., New Brunswick).
Monthly Climate Maps
" Included are maps of mean, mean maximum, mean minimum, extreme maximum, and extreme minimum temperatures, precipitation, and snow." Coverage is from 1997 to the present.
Monthly Climate Tables
Provides data on temperature and precipitation from 1895 to the present for the state and the north, south, and coastal divisions.

Conservation

NJDEP Big and Heritage Trees of New Jersey
"The New Jersey Forest Service (NJFS) has been overseeing the Big Tree Conservation Program and keeping a record of the largest trees in the state since the 1930s. As part of the program, the Forest Service maintains the Big Tree List, a compilation of the largest native and naturalized tree species in the state." The list is presented in the form of a clickable map also searchable by address or place.
New Jersey Hydrologic Modeling Database
The H&H Database "is the culmination of several decades of data collection effort by NJ Soil Conservation Districts and the NJ Department of Agriculture (NJDA)." Uses hydrologic and hydraulic data submitted to soil conservation districts for permit review by consulting engineers.

Emergency Preparedness

NJOEM County Coordinators
Select a county to find contact information and related websites for emergency management coordinators across the state.

Natural Resources & Energy Sources

Board of Public Utilities Document Search
The board oversees "the regulated utilities, which in turn provide critical services such as natural gas, electricity, water, telecommunications and cable television." Offers a search tool for recent documents in addition to a legacy system that "offers all publicly-available documents filed with the Board via a single search field."
NJ Geological & Water Survey Maps and Publications
Search for Publications, Environmental Education Materials and Digital Geodata in the Survey Web pages by Author (Last Name) or Keyword (Quadrangle or County name)

Wildlife

New Jersey Environmental Digital Library
NJEDL is an online library of literature and multimedia on the environment of New Jersey, including material on related topics such as wildlife and wildlife habitats. The collection includes documents and reports, scientific studies, photographs, videos, maps, and more. The project is a collaboration between the Rutgers University Libraries and the NJ Department of Environmental Protection.

New Mexico

EGIS Mapper
The EGIS Mapper Application allows users to find and display key features of the data map such as drinking water sources and hazardous waste facilities. The navigation menu to the left covers key topics and functional tools of the map. Click on the Help Using this Tool link located in the upper right corner of the application for explanations and instructions regarding navigation, layers and controls in the creation of your query.
Liquid Waste Permit Database
Finds permit information for a specific onsite wastewater treatment system (e.g. septic tank). Data for Bernalillo County, which is outside of the jurisdiction of the New Mexico Environment Department, is incomplete.
New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources
The Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources serves as the geological survey for the state of New Mexico for elementary school students to research and industry scientists. The 'google-like' search allows natural language search and using the advanced search allows the users to limit the search of the site as well as number of items displayed. Reviewing the search expressions under advanced search can improve search results.
GIS, Maps and Mine Data
Links to databases on Coal Mines in New Mexico, Mines, Mills and Quarries in New Mexico and a map gallery.
NM Water Rights Reporting System
The Water Administration Technical Engineering Resource System "provides a historical analysis of each individual water right claim in New Mexico, court orders and decrees, hydrographic survey results, water right applications pending before the State Engineer, and electronic images of water right documents."
New Mexico Coal Mines Query
Mine Registrations and Permits
ABANDONED MINES NOT INCLUDED.
Biota Information System of New Mexico
Biota Information System of New Mexico (BISON-M) provides information on the legal status, basic life history, biology, and ecology of several thousand species found in New Mexico. Information can be obtained at the species level (Species Booklets), county level ( County Lists), and via user-defined queries (Database Query and Power Search) on characteristics including taxonomy and various aspects of species life history and ecology.

New York

Environmental Conservation Databases
Access to a variety of databases and maps. Contains the following specialized searches:Database of Environmental Remediation Sites and Spill Incidents;
Current Ambient Air Quality Forecasts and Data; Oil and Gas Well Database; Searchable On-line Mining Database; DEC Permit Applications Search (DART); Water Well Contractor Search; Docket Management System; Certified Wastewater Facility Operators; Issued Title V Air Permits; Draft Title V Air Permits; Issued State Facility Air Permits; Draft State Facility Air Permits; and Breeding Bird Atlas Databases.

North Carolina

Air Quality Historical Data Summaries
Custom data reports can be generated by the Division of Air Quality based on specific date ranges, pollutants, and statistical functions. Please note that it may take 3-5 business days, or more depending on complexity and data availability, to complete requests.
CRONOS Database
The NC CRONOS/ECONet Database, developed by the State Climate Office of North Carolina, enables the public to quickly and easily retrieve archived observations from 38,702 (13,423 active) weather sites and 14,502 water sites in and around North Carolina.
Environmental Education Resource Database
This database searches after school programs, camps, citizen science resources, environmental education courses, conferences, consulting resources, contests, educational materials, field trips, grants, brochures, websites, professional development opportunities, programs and more for environmental education opportunities and resources on a variety of topics including agriculture, air, animals/wildlife, astronomy, conservation, consumer education, ecology, endangered species, energy, environmental health, environmental justice, gardening, composting, geology, outdoor skills, pollution, population, recycling, soil, stormwater, sustainability, trees and water. May also search by location or organization.

North Dakota

EERC Publications Search
Search by title word, journal name, author, or year.
Website is being updated. The link will be changed when a new one is available.
Collective Bibliography of North Dakota Geology
Over 5,100 references on the geology of North Dakota, covering 1806-2002. In cooperation with North Dakota State University Libraries and the North Dakota Geological Survey.

Ohio

Recyclers and Environmental Service Providers
Search for recyclers of different materials by Ohio county.

Geological Survey

Interactive Maps
1. Abandoned underground mines with address locator 2. Map of Ohio earhquake epicenters 3. Mineral industries map of Ohio 4. Oil and gas map of Ohio with address locator 5. Lake Erie geology and shore erosion map of Ohio with address locator 6. Surface geology of the Ohio portions of the Cincinnati and Falmouth 30 x 60 minute quadrangles 7. Midwest Regional CO2 Sequestration Partnership (MRCSP)

Natural Areas and Preserves

Locate a nature preserve
Descriptions of and directions to the nature preserves that are open to the public. Includes a category for handicapped accessible sites.

Soil and Water Resources

Groundwater Resources Maps for Ohio
These maps are intended to aid in the development of reliable ground water supplies. Click on a county to view, download or order a county ground water resources map.

Watercraft

Find a Boating Skills Course
Classroom courses on paddling, sailing and navigation that fulfill Ohio's Boater Education Law.
Ohio Online Boating Safety Course and Exam
The official boating safety course of the Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources. This safe boating course lets you get your Ohio boater education card online so that you can comply with the Ohio boater education law. The course is user friendly and self-directed. Take the Ohio boating safety certification exam. Pay $29.50 - one time only after you pass.
State Scenic Rivers
Ohio has 12 river systems included as components of the State Scenic Rivers Program totaling 21 individual stream segments. Click on the interactive map for information and location.

Wildlife

License and Permit Finder
Purchase hunting, fishing or trapping licenses online.
Public Fishing Areas
View lake, reservoir and river maps.
Wildlife Area Maps
Online maps of hunting and outdoor recreation areas.

Coastal Management

Lake Erie Shore Erosion Management Plan
The plan promotes a successful means of controlling erosion by developing erosion control recommendations that are based on regional site conditions. Link to a map and information for each region.

Oklahoma

Find an Oklahoma Forester
Search by county to find a licensed forester.
Flood Database for Oklahoma
Browse the map or filter by location, elevation, drainage area, discharge, or data source. Maintained by the Oklahoma Water Science Center.
Mesonet
Up-to-date weather and climate data for the entire state of Oklahoma. Include historical data back to 1994.
Water Well Record Search
Must use a legal location to search. Choose between groundwater well, monitoring well, or other types.

Oregon

Environmental Quality Data Sets
Search across DEQ databases, including Air Quality, Enforcement, Cleanup Sites, Underground Storage Tanks, Waste Disposal Solid and Water Waste Permits,.
Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Cleanup Database
Search for existing and former locations of underground storage tanks by property location and other attributes.
Oregon Explorer - Natural Resources Digital Library
Sponsored by OSU Libraries, the Institute for Natural Resources (OSU), and state DAS.
Streamflow & Lake Level Data - Historical
Searchable by basin, gaging station, station status, and date range. Includes searchable watershed and hydrological unit maps in Google Earth or Maps format, with information on gaging stations, including number and description, township, range and section, longitude and latitude, and date range.
Streamflow (Real-time) Information
Provides links to sites, mostly U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), and U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR), giving preliminary realtime streamflow data. USACE and USBR provide graphic data in cubic feet over a course of days, and USGS data also includes station number and name, location (including map), drainage area, period of record, gage, remarks, and extremes for period. Offers a choice of discharge or gage height parameters, as well as a choice of output format and number of days.
StreamNet Library Catalog
The Library provides access to technical information and research on the Columbia River basin fisheries, ecosystems and other relevant subjects for states in the Pacific Northwest.
Water Rights Mapping Tool
Browse by basin, search for a township, or search for an application for water rights. - other pertinent information such as ground water limited areas, watermaster districts, and water availability basins.
Well Logs Database
Searchable by township, range, and section, street address, county, constructor, owner name, company, completed and received dates, start card, well log ID, well tag, and taxlot numbers. Shows strata of well, first water, completed depth, static water level, and yield.

Pennsylvania

DCNR e-library
digitized maps of different quadrangle maps of Pennsylvania
DCNR Story Maps
explore different parks and rail trails. Roadmaps and a Google Earth view for each area
Invasive Plants
A database to find those plants that are not native to Pennsylvania
Native Plants for Pennsylvania
Types of plants native to Pennsylvania and places in PA that sell them
Reports from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
A collection of various reports including air and water quality
Tree Search
You can search for trees in Pennsylvania or all over the country

Rhode Island

Coastal Resources Management Council Applications & Permits Search
Searchable by file number, town, name, location, plat, lot, and permit date.
Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems application search
This page searches permitting activities administered by the state for individual sewage disposal systems. Search by Application, City/Town, Street Name, Owner Last Name, Corporate Owner Name, Designer Name, Assessor's Plat/Map, and/or Assessor's Lot.
Wetlands Permit Application Search
This page searches wetlands permit applications needed for regulating alterations of Rhode Island's freshwater wetlands. This online search contains permit applications from April, 1994 to present and is updated daily. Search by Application, Project name, Owner/Organization name, Location/Street, City/Town, Assessor's Plat/Map, Application status, Applied in last 30 days, and/or Out to public notice.

South Carolina

BLWM Public Record
Compiled by the Bureau of Land and Waste Management, this database lists environmental cleanup sites -- search by name, address, city and county.
Environmental Public Notices
ePermitting - Public Notice Search
S.C. Beach Guide
Map-based advisory information
South Carolina Air Monitoring Network
Information on air monitoring stations, pollutants sampled, objectives and historical concentrations.
Swimming Advisories
Safety advisories for freshwater areas.

South Dakota

Contact Hours for Water/Wastewater Treatment Operators
Drinking water program - operator certification resources.
Core and Cuttings Repository
Contains information on sediment cores and cuttings that are stored in the Geological Survey core repository.
DENR Interactive Database Maps Online
A listing of database maps compiled by the SD Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
DENR Searchable Databases and Lists Directory
From the SD Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
Geologic Bibliography of SD
Contains reference sources for publications about the geology and ground water resources of South Dakota.
Lithologic Logs
Contains information on test holes and wells drilled by SDGS and other companies.
Pesticide Commercial Applicator Search
Commercial applicator certification is valid for two years. Applicators must take a test to become initially certified, but can recertify by attending a class.
Pesticide Private Applicator Search
Private Applicator Certification is required before an agricultural producer can purchase or use a restricted use pesticide (RUP).
Pesticide Product Company Search
State law requires that all pesticide products distributed for use in South Dakota be registered with the SDDA.
SDGS Publications
Contains information about each of the GS publications such as reports and maps.
Soil Amendment Product Search
South Dakota Codified Law requires soil amendment products be registered with the South Dakota Department of Agriculture before they can be distributed.
Storm Water Permits
A searchable database of all active storm water permits issued for construction and industrial activities in South Dakota.
Water Quality Database
Contains inorganic, pesticide, VOC, and radioisotope analyses of water samples.

Tennessee

Wildlife

TWRA GIS Maps
Fishing, hunting, wildlife, and other maps related to natural resources.

Texas

Aquatic Species
Database includes information about species found in freshwater and marine environments in Texas. Sections that detail information for endangered, threatened, and prohibited species are provided. The database features photographs, other names, descriptions, life cycles, and distribution.
Dry Cleaners Registration Records and Data
From the website, "Find out whether a dry-cleaning facility or drop station is registered with the TCEQ. And, if they are registered, whether they have opted out of the Dry Cleaning Environmental Remediation Fund. Distributors can find out the solvent fees to collect from each registered facility."
Occupational Licensing Search
Search for individual and group occupational licensing information. This query site also provides landscape irrigator and landscape irrigation license search.
Petroleum Storage Tank (PST) Records and Datasets
From the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) website, one can search this registry for current and historic information and datasets about Petroleum Storage Tank (PST) Records, and known Leaking Petroleum Storage Tanks (LPSTs) data in Texas. “[This registry] will allow you to search for basic information on many of the facilities, organizations and people that the TCEQ regulates.”
Texas Drinking Water Watch
From the website, "[Search] the Drinking Water Watch database to learn more about the quality of your drinking water and your public water system’s compliance with state and federal regulations."
USGS Current Water Data for Texas
From the website: "View over 750 USGS real-time stream, lake, reservoir, precipitation, and groundwater stations in context with current weather and hazard conditions on both desktop and mobile devices."
Water District Database
From the website, "The Water District Database (WDD) is a collection of data from water districts and public drinking water systems that submit information to the TCEQ. Use the WDD to search for the names of districts, their addresses, the counties in which they are located, status of their applications, or maps of their service areas. The WDD also provides a report showing the status of TCEQ reviews of engineering plans and exceptions for public water systems."

Utah

Aerial Imagery Collection
The Utah Geological Survey Aerial Imagery Collection contains 96,510 individual aerial photographs and images of Utah. Search by latitude, longitude, address, and using the Draw Box.
Groundwater Monitoring Data Portal
The Utah Geological Survey's Groundwater Monitoring Data Portal allows users to view, search, and download groundwater monitoring data from a dataset containing over 7.05 million records.
Utah Geochronology Database
The Utah Geological Survey Geochronology Database contains ages and dating information of sampled soils and rocks.
Utah Geological Survey Geologic Map Portal
View detailed geologic maps and information about geological formations.
Utah Mineral Resources: Metals and Industrial Minerals
Utah Mineral Resources: Metals and Industrial Minerals web map application was created by the Utah Geological Survey (UGS) in cooperation with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to show mineral resource information in Utah. Search by location using an interactive map or download an Excel spreadsheet.
Utah Mining Districts Database
The Utah Mining Districts database contains major metal production data for over 180 mining districts and has been updated through 2012. The data also includes estimates for the age of mineralization in millions of years, most important commodities produced, total value of mineral production, year the district was organized, and years in which metals were produced. Search by district name or commodity using an interactive map or download the GIS data and the mining district production spreadsheet.
Utah Quaternary Fault and Fold Database
This map from the Utah Geological Survey allows users to view and search for faults and fault-related folds. These geologic structures have been sources of earthquakes in the past and are likely sources for future earthquakes.
Utah Wetlands
Search and view wetland areas using this Utah Geological Survey map. The wetlands were mapped to National Wetland Inventory (NWI) standards developed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and do not represent jurisdictional boundaries.
Water Rights Records Information
A database of limited pertinent information for each water right filed with the Utah Division of Water Rights. Searchable by water right number, source, place of use and name. There is also a map search.

Emergency Preparedness

InciWeb-Utah Incidents
Hosted by InciWeb, an inter-agency management system, this site has a searchable database of current fires including prescribed burns. Search includes age, type and status limiters.

Vermont

ACT 250 Database Search (VT)
Act 250 is Vermont's land use and development control law. This database contains information associated with permit applications received after January 1, 200. Search by project number, name, description, town, county, status, and more.
Searchable Databases (VT Drinking Water and Groundwater Protection Division)
Individual databases for drinking water include a public document library, drinking water watch, water system operator information, public water system sample and sampling schedules, well completion reports, and interference studies. Databases for wastewater include wastewater systems and potable water supply permits search and final indirect discharge permits.
Search Wetlands Permits (VT)
Search by project name, project number, town, and applicant name for permits and applications received after 2011.
Spills List (VT)
Contains recent and historical spill information including the release location, type of product released, nature of incident and more. Click "View" for more information such as the name of the spill manager and contact email.
VT Hazardous Site List
Searchable by town, address and name of site.

Virginia

Virginia Natural Heritage Database Search
Users can generate lists of plants and animal species that occur in specific counties, watersheds, subwatersheds or regions such as the Cumberland Mountains or the Outer Coastal Plain. Searches can be done on individual or groups of resources, by scientific or common name, taxonomic group, federal or state legal status, and global or state rarity rank.
Fish and Wildlife Information Service
View or print Biota of Virginia (BOVA) booklets for native and naturalized species of Virginia. Each booklet contains species-specific information on taxonomy, status, life history, occurrence and distribution, land management practices, food habits, habitat, and environmental associations as well as citations to scientific literature. Searchable by species information and geography.
DGO Data Information System
Multiple databases are available, including monthly gas production by well, monthly oil production, permit issuance statistics, driller reports, and more. In many cases, information is exportable to PDF and Excel.

Washington

Arsenic in Soil Database
Address or parcel search for cleanup records. The mining company Asarco operated copper smelters in Everett and Tacoma, WA, contaminating soils for miles around the former stacks.
Children's Safe Products Act Reports Database
Beginning in August 2012, manufacturers of children's products must report to Dept. of Ecology if their products contain toxic chemicals such as lead, cadmium and phthalates. The Reporting List of Chemicals of High Concern to Children can be searched by chemical, company, or product.
Cleanup Site Search
A searchable inventory of sites currently being investigated, cleaned up, or that have already completed the cleanup process. Sites can be searched by ID number, name, and location (address, city, county or zip code).
Environmental Information Management System (EIM)
Department of Ecology's main database for environmental monitoring data, containing records on physical, chemical, and biological analyses and measurements. Supplementary information about the data (metadata) is also stored, including information about environmental studies, monitoring locations, and data quality.
Everett and Tacoma Smelter Search
Search by address or municipality to locate a siting within the Tacoma Smelter Plume and Everett Cleanup Site. The map shows the general pattern of arsenic contamination from the Asarco Tacoma Smelter.
Facility/Site Database
Information on facilities and sites of environmental interest, such as State Cleanup sites, Federal Superfund sites, hazardous waste generators, solid waste facilities, and underground storage tanks. Search by program or location.
Fertilizer Database
Provided by the Hazardous Wastes and Toxic Reduction Program of the DOE, the database contains company, product, and waste information in addition to standards, definitions, and soil amendments.
Forest Practices Application Review System
The Forest Practices Application Review System (FPARS) collects and makes available to the public applications related to forest practice rules on timber harvesting, thinning, forest chemical application, and other standards. The database is searched by FPAR applications number but can also be accessed by parcel number, legal description, geographic area, watershed name, and several other points.
Lakes Environmental Data
Washington state lake data includes: aquatic plants, toxic algae, herbicide use, fish management, grants and loans, etc. Enter lake or reservoir name to begin search, or click lake on a map.
Map of Washington Air Monitoring Sites
A geographical presentation of air quality at locations in Washington State through WAQA, the Washington Air Quality Advisory system. The pollutants included in WAQA are ground-level ozone, fine particle pollution (PM2.5), carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen dioxide.
Puget Sound Ecosystem Monitoring Program
Puget Sound sediment health. Locate report by study, location, or other paramenters.
River and Stream Water Quality Monitoring
Data access for river and stream stations. Choose from a list of Water Resource Inventory Areas (WRIAs).
State Geological Information Portal
An interactive earth science online tool for mapping, data, and related information. Choose map themes such as natural hazards, geothermal resources, and coal mine map information. Results can be downloaded or viewed as a pdf for printing.
Statewide Water Quality Monitoring Network
Map-based access to water stations in WA. Click on symbols or choose from a numbered list for information on water stations.
Toxics Cleanup Program Web Reporting
A search to quickly and easily retrieve subsets of data related to clean up of contaminated properties throughout Washington state
Water Cleanup Plans
Information by regions of the state about the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) or Water Quality Improvement Project process that was established by the Clean Water Act (CWA). This database lists bodies of water, watershed area, and existing Water Quality Improvement Reports that address water pollutants.
Water Quality Atlas
Map water quality data. Search by marine or freshwater and by city, county, leg. district, watershed, waterbody, or improvement project.
Water Resources Explorer
Access to water rights information on land parcels anywhere in the state. The Statewide Water Resources Webmap provides information on over 230,000 active water right and claim records in the Water Resources Program database, many that have been in existence since the late 1800s. Search by document/record number or by the name of the person to whom the water right was issued.
Well Logs
Well Reports which describe the location, ownership, construction details and lithology of a completed well.

Wisconsin

Landscape Registry
Allows citizens to request to be notified in advance whenever pesticides are applied to neighbors' lawns, trees and shrubs by commercial lawn and landscape firms. Commercial applicators search the registry by county or specific addresses, and then notify registry members before the pesticides are applied. Annual deadline for being added to the list is Feb. 1. The full registry is available online, arranged by county.
Minerals of Wisconsin
Dr. William S. Cordua, professor of geology at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, assembled this database of over 300 minerals found in Wisconsin. It allows you to search alphabetically by mineral name and local. There is also a list of Wisconsin geology related attractions and further resources for people interested in mineral identification.
Wisconsin Remediation and Redevelopment Database (WRRD)
The Wisconsin Remediation and Redevelopment Database (WRRD) (formerly called the Contaminated Lands Environmental Action Network, or CLEAN) is an inter-linked system providing information on different contaminated land activities in Wisconsin, to assist with the investigation, cleanup and eventual re-use of those lands.
There are two main ways to view information about contaminated land activities.
BRRTS on the Web - on-line database
RR Sites Map - web-based mapping system
Pesticide Databases
Allow searching for registered pesticide products, the companies that sell and use pesticides, and the people that apply them. See right hand side of page for database links.
Flora of Wisconsin
This site is a collaborative effort between the herbaria of the UW-Madison (WIS) and the UW-Steven's Point (UWSP), along with most of the other herbaria located in the state of Wisconsin. It contains information on each of the more than 2600 vascular plant species that occurs in Wisconsin, including photos, distribution maps, specimen records, and more.

Wyoming

Climate

Wyoming Water and Climate Web Atlas
The Web Atlas allows users to visualize different water and climate resources in specific geographic regions, and then retrieve information about that region.

Conservation

Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative
Explore energy potential, development, and critical natural resource distribution in southwestern Wyoming using this collection of interactive maps.

Emergency Preparedness

Wyoming Public Health Response Coordinators
Search for Wyoming Department of Health personnel responsible for the planning, development, implementation and coordination of specific plans and protocols for a public health response to any catastrophic community event within specific Wyoming counties.

Natural Resources & Energy Resources

Oil & Gas Lease Image Search
Information that is supplied by the Wyoming Office of State Lands & Investments.
Hard Rock Minerals Lease Search
Information that is supplied by the Wyoming Office of State Lands & Investments.
Wyoming Water Bibliography
The Wyoming Water Bibliography (WWB) was initiated to provide a comprehensive, computerized, bibliographic storage and retrieval system dealing with the development, management, and use of Wyoming's water resources. At present, the WWB contains 13,000 citations. As new reports are published, they are incorporated into the WWB by the Wyoming Water Resources Center. The WWB is a multidisciplinary system dealing with all aspects of water. Subject areas included are ground and surface water hydrology, water quality, water development, water management, water law, fish and wildlife, energy development, economics, recreation and various other disciplines related to water. Information for the bibliography was obtained from a variety of sources including state and federal agencies, universities, community colleges, city and county offices, public libraries, consulting firms, commercial database searches, and many personal contacts with other individuals involved with Wyoming's water. These sources were most valuable in furnishing information to make the WWB as complete as possible.
Various Databases - Oil & Gas
Search various databases of the Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission.

Wildlife

Wisdom
The Wyoming Interagency Spatial Database & Online Management (WISDOM) System is a user-friendly tool that will allow any interested individual to discover, consider, and assess Wyoming’s wildlife resources. Produced by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.