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alternative description "The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific." @default.
created description "Recommended practice is to describe the date, date/time, or period of time as recommended for the property Date, of which this is a subproperty." @default.
date description "Date may be used to express temporal information at any level of granularity. Recommended practice is to express the date, date/time, or period of time according to ISO 8601-1 [[ISO 8601-1](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html)] or a published profile of the ISO standard, such as the W3C Note on Date and Time Formats [[W3CDTF](https://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime)] or the Extended Date/Time Format Specification [[EDTF](http://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/)]. If the full date is unknown, month and year (YYYY-MM) or just year (YYYY) may be used. Date ranges may be specified using ISO 8601 period of time specification in which start and end dates are separated by a '/' (slash) character. Either the start or end date may be missing." @default.
identifier description "Recommended practice is to identify the resource by means of a string conforming to an identification system. Examples include International Standard Book Number (ISBN), Digital Object Identifier (DOI), and Uniform Resource Name (URN). Persistent identifiers should be provided as HTTP URIs." @default.
modified description "Recommended practice is to describe the date, date/time, or period of time as recommended for the property Date, of which this is a subproperty." @default.
epa-frs description "The facility registry service ontology developed as part of the AIKnowsPFAS and SAWGraph projects." @default.
fio description "The facilities and industries ontology developed as part of the AIKnowsPFAS and SAWGraph projects." @default.
Agency description "Federal Agency as identified in EPA Facility Registry Service" @default.
AirProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT REGULATE OR MONITOR AIR EMISSIONS FROM AREA, STATIONARY, AND MOBILE SOURCES, AS REQUIRED BY THE CLEAN AIR ACT" @default.
AnimalOperation description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS RELATED TO ANIMAL OPERATIONS E.G LIVESTOCK WASTE CONTROL" @default.
AssistanceSupportProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE REGULATED COMMUNITY AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC (E.G., ENVIRONMENTAL GRANTS, OUTREACH ACTIVITIES) OR ACTIVITIES THAT PROVIDE SUPPORT ACROSS ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS." @default.
ChemicalReleaseProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT REGULATE OR MONITOR CHEMICALS RELEASED TO THE ENVIRONMENT (E.G., TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY, RELEASE ASSESSMENTS)." @default.
ChemicalStorageProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT REGULATE OR MONITOR THE STORAGE OF CHEMICALS (E.G., RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT (SARA) TITLE III PROGRAM)." @default.
CoastalOceanProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF COASTAL AND MARINE ECOSYSTEMS AND PROTECT BEACHES, COAST, AND OCEAN RESOURCES FROM POLLUTION." @default.
DrinkingWaterProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT PROTECT THE QUALITY OF DRINKING WATER IN THE UNITED STATES, AS REQUIRED BY THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT." @default.
EPA-PFAS-Facility description "Facility identified as potentially handling PFAS in EPA PFAS Analytic tools based on industry. " @default.
EcologyOperation description "PROGRAMS THAT CONCENTRATE ON ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS SUCH AS FOREST AND TREE EXPERTISE" @default.
ElectronicPermitSystem description "ELECTRONIC PERMIT SYSTEM" @default.
EnforcementActivity description "A record that tracks a specific legal, corrective or assistance action taken against a facility" @default.
EnvironmentalInterestByRecordType description "Interest classification based on the main subject of the record and what type of activity or entity it identifies." @default.
EnvironmentalInterestType description "The environmental permit or regulatory program type that applies to the facility site" @default.
FRS-Facility description "Facility from EPA Facility Registry Service" @default.
FacilitySiteIdentification description "INCLUDES SYSTEMS THAT MAINTAIN BASIC IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITIES/SITES AND LINKAGES TO ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS AND PROGRAMS AT THE STATE, TRIBAL AND NATIONAL LEVEL." @default.
FacilityType description "Type of Facility as defined by EPA FRS facility type controlled vocabulary" @default.
GroundWaterProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO PROTECT GROUND WATER (E.G., UNDERGROUND INJECTION CONTROL (UIC), MINERAL EXPLORATION)." @default.
HazardousWasteProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT REGULATE HAZARDOUS WASTE, INCLUDING THE GENERATION, TRANSPORTATION, TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE, AS REQUIRED BY THE RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT (RCRA)." @default.
HealthSafetyProgram description "PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO REDUCE HAZARDS AND PREVENT INJURIES, ILLNESSES AND DEATHS IN THE WORKPLACE." @default.
LegalEnforcementActivities description "LEGAL OR ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES IN SUPPORT OF OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS." @default.
MonitoringRecord description "A record that monitors a facility on an ongoing basis" @default.
MonitoringRecord description "Monitoring Record for a facility" @default.
PermitInterest description "Environmental Interests that create records that are permits or licenses" @default.
PermitRecord description "A record that tracks a permit or license awarded to the facility" @default.
PesticidesProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT MONITOR BUSINESSES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND INDIVIDUALS THAT HANDLE, STORE, SELL, AND/OR APPLY PESITICIDES." @default.
ProgramInformationSystem description "An Information System maintained for an environmental program" @default.
RadiationProtectionProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO PROTECT PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT FROM HARMFUL EXPOSURE TO RADIATION" @default.
RemediationRedevelopmentProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS AIMED AT CLEANING UP AND/OR REDEVELOPING UNCONTROLLED OR ABANDONED PLACES WHERE HAZARDOUS WASTE MAY BE LOCATED POSSIBLY AFFECTING LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS OR PEOPLE." @default.
SiteRecord description "A record that monitors a site, beyond specific ownership of one organization and their activities, e.g. superfund site, air monitoring site" @default.
SolidWasteProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT REGULATE SOLID WASTES (E.G., COMPOST SITES, LANDFILLS, TRANSFER STATIONS)." @default.
SupplementalRecord description "Supplemental Record that relates to a facility but primarily identifies something other than the facility itself (e.g. permit, license, incident, enforcement action records) " @default.
UndergroundStorageTankProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO REDUCE THE CHANCE OF RELEASES FROM UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS (USTS), DETECT LEAKS AND SPILLS WHEN THEY DO OCCUR, AND SECURE PROMPT CLEANUP" @default.
WasteWaterProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT REGULATE DISCHARGES OF POLLUTANTS TO WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES, AS REQUIRED BY THE CLEAN WATER ACT." @default.
WaterResourcesProgram description "ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS THAT MANAGE WATER RESOURCES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING WATERSHED MANAGEMENT, STREAM FLOWS, WATER RIGHTS, WELL DRILLING, USE OF WATER SUPPLIES, AND DAM SAFETY." @default.
hasFRSId description "has Identifier in EPA Facility Registry Service" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.401Certification description "UNDER SECTION 401 OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT (CWA), STATES AND TRIBES HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO REVIEW AND THEN DENY, CERTIFY, OR CONDITION FEDERAL PERMITS OR LICENSES THAT MIGHT RESULT IN A DISCHARGE TO STATE OR TRIBAL WATERS, INCLUDING WETLANDS, TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH STATE WATER QUALITY STANDARDS. THE MAJOR FEDERAL LICENSES AND PERMITS SUBJECT TO SECTION 401 ARE SECTION 402 AND 404 PERMITS (IN NONDELEGATED STATES), FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION (FERC) HYDROPOWER LICENSES, AND RIVERS AND HARBORS ACT SECTION 9 AND 10 PERMITS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.AFO description "ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATION- MEANS A LOT, YARD, CORRAL, BUILDING, OR OTHER AREA IN WHICH ANIMALS ARE CONFINED AND FED AND MAINTAINED FOR 45 DAYS OR MORE IN ANY 12-MONTH PERIOD, AND ALL STRUCTURES USED FOR THE STORAGE OF MANURE FROM ANIMALS IN THE OPERATION" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Air-Notapplicable description "FACILITY WIDE AIR REPORTING REQUIREMENTS EXIST, BUT THEY ARE NOT SPECIFIC TO ANY ONE POLLUTANT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Air-Other description "THE AIR EMISSIONS CLASSIFICATION STATUS FOR THE FACILITY IS NOT KNOWN." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airemissioninventory description "AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM THAT MAINTAINS A NATIONAL EMISSION INVENTORY WHICH CHARACTERIZES EMISSIONS OF CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS. CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS ARE THOSE WHICH AN AMBIENT STANDARD, OBJECTIVE, OR GUIDELINE HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED TO PROTECT HUMAN HEALTH AND WELFARE. NATIONAL AMBIENT STANDARDS ARE IN PLACE FOR OZONE, CARBON MONOXIDE, NITROGEN OXIDES, SULFUR OXIDES, LEAD, AND FINE PARTICULATE MATTER." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airemissionsclassificationunknown description "THE AIR EMISSIONS CLASSIFICATION STATUS FOR THE FACILITY IS NOT KNOWN." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airmajor description "A CLEAN AIR ACT STATIONARY SOURCE MAJOR DISCHARGER OF AIR POLLUTANTS ACCORDING TO THE ALABAMA POWER DECISION'S DEFINITION OF A MAJOR SOURCE OR THE 1993 EPA COMPLIANCE MONITORING BRANCH CLASSIFICATION GUIDANCE. A FACILITY IS CLASSIFIED AS A MAJOR DISCHARGER IF: (A) ACTUAL OR POTENTIAL EMISSIONS ARE ABOVE THE APPLICABLE MAJOR SOURCE THRESHOLDS; OR (B) ACTUAL OR POTENTIAL CONTROLLED EMISSIONS > 100 TONS/YEAR AS PER ALABAMA POWER DECISION; OR (C) UNREGULATED POLLUTANT ACTUAL OR POTENTIAL CONTROLLED EMISSIONS > 100 TONS/YEAR AS PER ALABAMA POWER DECISION." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airminor description "A FACILITY IS CLASSIFIED AS A CLEAN AIR ACT STATIONARY SOURCE MINOR DISCHARGER OF AIR POLLUTANTS IF: (A) POTENTIAL UNCONTROLLED EMISSIONS < 100 TONS/YEAR; OR (B) MAJOR SOURCE THRESHOLDS ARE NOT DEFINED, OR CLASSIFICATION IS UNKNOWN." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airmonitoringsite description "A SITE ESTABLISHED TO MEASURE CONCENTRATIONS OF AIR POLLUTANTS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airo3N-Amajor description "FACILITY IS MAJOR BASED UPON ONLY 40 CFR 70 MAJOR SOURCE DEFINITION PARAGRAPH 3 (OZONE N/A AREA LESSER TONS FOR NOX OR VOC)" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airprogram description "AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM THAT REGULATES OR MONITORS AIR EMISSIONS FROM AREA, STATIONARY, AND MOBILE SOURCES, AS REQUIRED BY THE CLEAN AIR ACT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airprogram-Reservation description "THE FEDERAL AIR RULES FOR RESERVATIONS (FARR) APPLIES TO 39 INDIAN RESERVATIONS IN IDAHO, OREGON, AND WASHINGTON. THEY COMPRISE A SET OF RULES THAT ADDRESS AIR QUALITY ISSUES INCLUDING EMISSIONS, PARTICULATE MATTER, WOOD WASTE, SULFUR DIOXIDE, FUELS, OPEN BURNING, AGRICULTURAL BURNING, FORESTRY AND SILVICULTURAL BURNING, AIR POLLUTION EPISODES, REGISTRATION OF AIR POLLUTION SOURCES, REPORTING OF EMISSIONS, AND RULES FOR NON-TITLE V OPERATING PERMITS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airstationarypointsource description "STATIONARY POINT SOURCES OF EMISSIONS OF CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS OR PRECURSORS TO CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS. THESE ARE TYPICALLY COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, INSTITUTIONAL, GOVERNMENT, OR LARGE MULTI UNIT RESIDENTIAL SOURCES OF EMISSIONS. THEY ARE NOT MOBILE (VEHICLE) OR AREA SOURCES SUCH AS SINGLE UNIT OR SMALL RESIDENTIAL, CONSTRUCTION, CONSUMER USE EMISSIONS. CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS ARE OZONE, CARBON MONOXIDE NITROGEN OXIDES, SULFUR DIOXIDE, LEAD AND PARTICULATE MATTER." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Airsyntheticminor description "A FACILITY IS CLASSIFIED AS A CLEAN AIR ACT STATIONARY SOURCE SYNTHETIC MINOR DISCHARGER OF AIR POLLUTANTS IF: (A) POTENTIAL EMISSIONS ARE BELOW ALL APPLICABLE MAJOR SOURCE THRESHOLDS IF AND ONLY IF THE SOURCE COMPLIES WITH FEDERALLY ENFORCEABLE REGULATIONS OR LIMITATIONS; OR (B) ACTUAL EMISSIONS < 100 TONS/YEAR, BUT POTENTIAL UNCONTROLLED EMISSIONS > 100 TONS/YEAR; OR (C) UNREGULATED POLLUTANT ACTUAL EMISSIONS < 100 TONS/YEAR." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Animalfeedingoperation description "ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS (AFOS) ARE AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS WHERE ANIMALS ARE KEPT AND RAISED IN CONFINED SITUATIONS. AFOS CONGREGATE ANIMALS, FEED, MANURE, DEAD ANIMALS, AND PRODUCTION OPERATIONS ON A SMALL LAND AREA. FEED IS BROUGHT TO THE ANIMALS RATHER THAN THE ANIMALS GRAZING OR OTHERWISE SEEKING FEED IN PASTURES. AN OPERATION IS AN AFO IF (1) ANIMALS ARE CONFINED FOR AT LEAST 45 DAYS IN A 12-MONTH PERIOD, AND (2) THERE'S NO GRASS OR OTHER VEGETATION IN THE CONFINEMENT AREA DURING THE NORMAL GROWING SEASON." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Aquiferprotectionprogram description "THE AQUIFER PROTECTION PROGRAM REQUIRES A WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT PLAN (WPAP) FOR ANY REGULATED ACTIVITY PROPOSED ON DESIGNATED AQUIFER RECHARGE ZONES (I.E., THE TEXAS EDWARDS AQUIFER). THE PLAN INCLUDES ANY CONSTRUCTION-RELATED ACTIVITY ON THE RECHARGE ZONE, SUCH AS THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS, UTILITY STATIONS, ROADS, HIGHWAYS, RAILROADS; CLEARING, EXCAVATION, OR ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT ALTER OR DISTURB THE TOPOGRAPHIC, GEOLOGIC, OR EXISTING RECHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF A SITE; OR ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY POSE A POTENTIAL FOR CONTAMINATING THE AQUIFER AND HYDROLOGICALLY CONNECTED SURFACE STREAMS. " @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Asbestosabatementprogram description "AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM CONCERNED WITH ASBESTOS REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.BRAC description "BASE REALIGNMENT AND CLOSURE" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Biosolids description "BIOSOLIDS ARE A PRIMARILY ORGANIC, SEMISOLID PRODUCT RESULTING FROM THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PROCESS AND CAN BE BENEFICIALLY RECYCLED. BECAUSE BIOSOLIDS CONTAIN ESSENTIAL PLANT NUTRIENTS AND ORGANIC MATTER, THEY CAN BE TREATED, PROCESSED AND USED AS A SOIL AMENDMENT AND NUTRIENT SOURCE TO IMPROVE AND MAINTAIN PRODUCTIVE SOILS AND STIMULATE PLANT GROWTH. HOWEVER, THE TREATMENT PROCESS MUST MEET ALL APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATORY STANDARDS UNDER STATE AND FEDERAL LAW BEFORE THE BIOSOLIDS CAN BE APPLIED TO THE LAND. AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL, BIOSOLIDS FALL UNDER THE FEDERAL CLEAN WATER ACT (CWA); STATES MAY ISSUE PERMITS THAT IMPOSE ADDITIONAL OR MORE STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Brownfieldsproperty description "A LOCATION IDENTIFIED BY A BROWNFIELDS PILOT/GRANT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Brownfieldssite description "WITH CERTAIN LEGAL EXCLUSIONS AND ADDITIONS/ THE TERM 'BROWNFIELD SITE' MEANS REAL PROPERTY/ THE EXPANSION/ REDEVELOPMENT/ OR REUSE OF WHICH MAY BE COMPLICATED BY THE PRESENCE OR POTENTIAL PRESENCE OF A HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE/ POLLUTANT" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.CESQG description "HAZARDOUS WASTE CONDITIONALLY EXEMPT SMALL QUANTITY GENERATORS GENERATE: A) 100 KILOGRAMS OR LESS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE PER CALENDAR MONTH, AND ACCUMULATE 1000 KG OR LESS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE AT ANY TIME; OR (B) ONE KILOGRAM OR LESS OF ACUTELY HAZARDOUS WASTE PER CALENDAR MONTH, AND ACCUMULATE AT ANY TIME: 1 KG OR LESS OF ACUTELY HAZARDOUS WASTE; OR 100 KG OR LESS OF ANY RESIDUE OR CONTAMINATED SOIL, WASTE OR OTHER DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THE CLEANUP OF A SPILL, INTO OR ON ANY LAND OR WATER, OF ACUTELY HAZARDOUS WASTE; OR (C) 100 KG OR LESS OF ANY RESIDUE OR CONTAMINATED SOIL, WASTE OR OTHER DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THE CLEANUP OF A SPILL, INTO OR ON ANY LAND OR WATER, OF ACUTELY HAZARDOUS WASTE DURING ANY CALENDAR MONTH, AND ACCUMULATE AT ANY TIME: 1 KG OR LESS OF ACUTELY HAZARDOUS WASTE; OR 100 KG OR LESS OF ANY RESIDUE OR CONTAMINATED SOIL, WASTE OR OTHER DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THE CLEANUP OF A SPILL, INTO OR ON ANY LAND OR WATER, OF ACUTELY HAZARDOUS WASTE." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Cathoderaytubepermit description "PERMIT FOR THE COLLECTION AND/OR RECYCLING OF DISCARDED CATHODE RAY TUBE (CRT) DEVICES AND THE DISASSEMBLY AND REMOVAL OF TOXIC PARTS IN A MANNER THAT IS SAFE FOR HUMAN HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT. ELECTRONIC WASTE, ALSO KNOWN AS E-WASTE, REFERS TO ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT THAT IS NO LONGER USABLE OR WANTED. IT ENCOMPASSES A BROAD AND GROWING RANGE OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES, INCLUDING COMPUTERS, TVS, CELLULAR PHONES AND PERSONAL STEREOS, DIGITAL CAMERAS, MP3 PLAYERS, DVD PLAYERS AND ELECTRONIC GAMES. DISCARDED ELECTRONICS CONTAIN HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. IF DISPOSED IMPROPERLY, THEY POSE A POTENTIAL THREAT TO HUMAN HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT. THE ACIDIC CONDITIONS OF A LANDFILL PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH LEAD AND OTHER HEAVY METALS MAY LEAK OUT AND CONTAMINATE GROUNDWATER. E-WASTE ACCOUNTS FOR 40 PERCENT OF THE LEAD AND 75 PERCENT OF THE HEAVY METALS FOUND IN LANDFILLS. MUCH OF THE FOCUS ON MANAGING E-WASTE REVOLVES AROUND CRTS, OFTEN CALLED "PICTURE TUBES," WHICH CONVERT AN ELECTRONIC SIGNAL INTO A VISUAL IMAGE. COMPUTER MONITORS, TELEVISIONS, SOME CAMCORDERS, AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES CONTAIN CRTS. A TYPICAL CRT CONTAINS BETWEEN TWO AND FIVE POUNDS OF LEAD" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Cleanwatershedsneedssurvey2008 description "THE FACILITY WAS INCLUDED IN THE 2008 CLEAN WATERSHEDS NEEDS SURVEY (CWNS), WHICH IS A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE CAPITAL NEEDS REQUIRED TO MEET WATER QUALITY GOALS SET IN THE CLEAN WATER ACT. EVERY FOUR YEARS, THE STATES AND EPA COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT PUBLICLY OWNED WASTEWATER COLLECTION AND TREATMENT FACILITIES, STORMWATER AND COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOWS CONTROL FACILITIES, NONPOINT SOURCE (NPS) POLLUTION CONTROL PROJECTS, DECENTRALIZED WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT, AND ESTUARY MANAGEMENT PROJECTS. INFORMATION COLLECTED INCLUDES ESTIMATED NEEDS, INCLUDING COSTS AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION, TO ADDRESS WATER QUALITY OR WATER-RELATED PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS, LOCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION, POPULATIONS SERVED, FLOW, EFFLUENT, AND UNIT PROCESS INFORMATION, AND NPS BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. THIS INFORMATION IS USED BY EPA TO DOCUMENT NATIONAL NEEDS IN A REPORT TO CONGRESS, WHICH ASSISTS IN BUDGETING EFFORTS. THE DATA ARE ALSO USED TO HELP MEASURE ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRESS, CONTRIBUTE TO ACADEMIC RESEARCH, PROVIDE INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC, AND HELP LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS IMPLEMENT WATER QUALITY PROGRAMS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Closedcriminalenforcementcase description "CLOSED CRIMINAL CASES THAT RESULTED FROM CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS OF ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STATUES." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Coastalerosion description "STATE PROGRAMS TO PREVENT AND REDUCE COASTAL EROSION INCLUDING PRESERVING NATURAL PROTECTIVE FEATURES SUCH AS DUNES AND BLUFFS; RESTRICTING OR PROHIBITING ACTIVITIES, DEVELOPMENT OR ACTIONS IN NATURAL PROTECTIVE FEATURE AREAS TO PREVENT OR REDUCE EROSION; PLACING NEW CONSTRUCTION OR STRUCTURES A SAFE DISTANCE FROM AREAS OF ACTIVE EROSION AND IMPACTS OF COASTAL STORMS; REGULATING THE PLACEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF EROSION PROTECTION STRUCTURES; AND ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR THE ISSUANCE OF COASTAL EROSION MANAGEMENT PERMITS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Coastalzonemanagement-CZM description "THE NATION-WIDE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT (CZM) PROGRAM IS A VOLUNTARY STATE-FEDERAL PARTNERSHIP WHICH ENCOURAGES STATES TO ADOPT THEIR OWN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN ORDER TO MEET THE FEDERAL GOALS OF PROTECTION, RESTORATION, AND APPROPRIATE DEVELOPMENT OF COASTAL ZONE RESOURCES. THE NATIONAL CZM PROGRAM IS BASED ON THE FEDERAL COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ACT OF 1972, WHICH IS IMPLEMENTED BY THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) THROUGH THE OFFICE OF OCEAN AND COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. COASTAL AREAS AND WETLANDS ARE ALSO PROTECTED BY SECTION 401 OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT, WHICH REQUIRES PERMITS FOR ACTIVITIES SUCH AS: DEVELOPMENT INVOLVING FILLING OF WETLANDS; DREDGING AND OTHER IN-WATER ACTIVITIES; BRIDGE CROSSINGS; CONSTRUCTION OF DRIVES AND PARKING LOTS; ETC." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Combinedseweroverflow description "EPA''S COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW (CSO) CONTROL POLICY IS A NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR CONTROL OF CSOS THROUGH THE NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) PERMITTING PROGRAM. THE POLICY RESULTED FROM NEGOTIATIONS AMONG MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATIONS, ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS, AND STATE AGENCIES. IT PROVIDES GUIDANCE TO MUNICIPALITIES AND STATE AND FEDERAL PERMITTING AUTHORITIES ON HOW TO MEET THE CLEAN WATER ACT''S POLLUTION CONTROL GOALS AS FLEXIBLY AND COST-EFFECTIVELY AS POSSIBLE." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Communitywatersystem description "A PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM THAT PIPES WATER FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION AT LEAST 15 SERVICE CONNECTIONS USED BY YEAR-ROUND RESIDENTS OR REGULARLY SERVES AT LEAST 25 YEAR-ROUND RESIDENTS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Complianceactivity description "A COMPLIANCE MONITORING OR ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY, FROM THE TIME AN INSPECTOR CONDUCTS AN INSPECTION UNTIL THE TIME THE INSPECTOR CLOSES OR THE CASE SETTLES THE ENFORCEMENT ACTION." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Complianceandemissionsreporting description "EPA REGULATIONS CODIFIED IN 40 CFR PART 60 AND 63 REQUIRE AFFECTED SOURCES TO PERFORM EMISSIONS SOURCE TESTS, CONDUCT CONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITORING, AND SUBMIT COMPLIANCE AND EMISSIONS REPORTS. THESE REPORTS ARE ELECTRONICALLY SUBMITTED VIA THE COMPLIANCE AND EMISSIONS DATA REPORTING INTERFACE (CEDRI) WHICH IS LOCATED ON EPA'S CENTRAL DATA EXCHANGE (CDX)." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Complianceassistance description "COMPLIANCE ASSISTANCE HELPS THE REGULATED COMMUNITY UNDERSTAND AND MEET THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL OBLIGATIONS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Concentratedanimalfeedingoperation description "CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS (CAFOS) ARE ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS (AFOS) THAT MEET CERTAIN EPA CRITERIA. PREVIOUS EPA REGULATIONS BASED THE DEFINITION OF CAFOS ON THE NUMBER OF "ANIMAL UNITS" CONFINED. EPA NO LONGER USES THE TERM "ANIMAL UNIT," BUT INSTEAD REFERS TO THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF ANIMALS AT THE OPERATION. CAFOS MAKE UP APPROXIMATELY 15 PERCENT OF TOTAL AFOS. AN OPERATION IS A CAFO IF (1) IT MEETS THE DEFINITION OF AN AFO, AND (2) THE OPERATION MEETS ONE OF THE REGULATORY DEFINITIONS OF LARGE CAFOS, MEDIUM CAFO, AND SMALL CAFOS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Constructiondemolitionlandfill description "LANDFILL THAT IS PERMITTED TO ACCEPT CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Correctiveaction description "SITES SUBJECT TO ENFORCEABLE RCRA CORRECTIVE ACTION (CA) OBLIGATIONS. SITES INCLUDED ARE THOSE WITH ONGOING CA, AND ALSO THOSE WHERE CA IS STATUTORILY REQUIRED TO BE ADDRESSED (I.E., TSD FACILITIES), BUT HAS NOT YET BEEN IMPOSED." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Criteriaairpollutantmajor description "FACILITY IS MAJOR BASED UPON 40 CFR 70 MAJOR SOURCE DEFINITION PARAGRAPH 2 (100 TPY ANY CAP. ALSO MEETS PARAGRAPH 3 DEFINITION, BUT NOT PARAGRAPH 1 DEFINITION)." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Criteriaandhazardousairpollutantinventory description "A NATIONAL INVENTORY OF EMISSIONS DATA OF BOTH HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS (HAPS) AND CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS. CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS INCLUDE OZONE, CARBON MONOXIDE, NITROGEN OXIDES, SULFUR OXIDES, LEAD, AND FINE PARTICULATE MATTER AND HAPS, OR AIR TOXICS, ARE DEFINED IN SECTION 112(B) OF THE 1990 CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENTS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Damsite description "UNDER STATE LAW, THE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REGULATING DAMS THAT CAPTURE AND STORE AT LEAST 10 ACRE-FEET OF WATER OR WATERY MATERIALS SUCH AS MINE TAILINGS, SEWAGE AND MANURE WASTE. ECOLOGYS DAM SAFETY OFFICE CURRENTLY OVERSEES ABOUT 870 DAMS ACROSS THE STATE THROUGH PLAN REVIEWS AND CONSTRUCTION INSPECTIONS OF NEW DAMS AS WELL AS CONDUCTING INSPECTIONS OF EXISTING DAMS TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Dischargepreventionprogram description "DISCHARGE PREVENTION, CONTAINMENT AND COUNTERMEASURES (DPCC) IS A STATE PROGRAM THAT WORKS TO FORESTALL THE RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS TO THE ENVIRONMENT, THEREBY PROTECTING NATURAL RESOURCES AND PUBLIC HEALTH BEFORE PROBLEMS OCCUR. THE PROGRAM CENTERS ON SOUND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES THAT ARE CONSIDERED ESSENTIAL WHEN WORKING WITH HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. THESE PRACTICES INCLUDE TRAINING EMPLOYEES WHO HANDLE SUCH MATERIALS, PERIODICALLY INSPECTING STORAGE TANKS, AND ASSURING THAT ADEQUATE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT IS IN PLACE, AS WELL AS DEVELOPING STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR ROUTINE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE. THE PROGRAM ALSO WORKS TO ENSURE THAT RESPONSE PLANS, TRAINED PERSONNEL AND EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT ARE AT HAND SHOULD AN INCIDENT OCCUR. ALL FACILITIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE STATE, EVEN HOMEOWNERS, ARE SUBJECT TO THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS SHOULD A DISCHARGE OF A HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE OCCUR. HOWEVER, THE MAJORITY OF THE REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS APPLY ONLY TO FACILITIES THAT STORE 20,000 GALLONS OR MORE OF STATE-REGULATED HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES, EXCLUDING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, OR 200,000 GALLONS OF REGULATED HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES INCLUDING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. " @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Drinkingwaterprogram description "AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM THAT PROTECTS THE QUALITY OF DRINKING WATER IN THE UNITED STATES, AS REQUIRED BY THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Drinkingwatersystem description "A PUBLIC DRINKING WATER SYSTEM HAS AT LEAST 15 SERVICE CONNECTIONS OR REGULARLY SERVES AN AVERAGE OR AT LEAST 25 INDIVIDUALS DAILY AT LEAST 60 DAYS OUT OF THE YEAR." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Drycleanerremediationprogram description "THE DRY CLEANER REMEDIATION PROGRAM (DCRP) WAS ESTABLISHED AT THE STATE LEVEL TO CLEAN UP LEAD AT DRY CLEANER RELATED CONTAMINATED SITES. IT ALSO ESTABLISHED DRY CLEANER FACILITY REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS, FEES, PERFORMANCE STANDARDS, DISTRIBUTOR REGISTRATION, AND REVENUE DISBURSEMENT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.E-Waste description "FACILITIES THAT COLLECTS, BROKERS, STORES, RESELLS, DISMANTLES OR DEMANUFACTURES E-WASTE. " @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.EPCRA description "THE EMERGENCY PLANNING & COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT (EPCRA) IS INCLUDED AS TITLE III OF THE SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT (SARA) OF 1986 AND IS SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS SARA TITLE III. THE EPCRA PROGRAM PROVIDES THE PUBLIC WITH KNOWLEDGE OF AND ACCESS TO INFORMATION REGARDING THE USE, STORAGE, PRODUCTION, AND RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS TO THE ENVIRONMENT, AND ENCOURAGES AND SUPPORTS RESPONSE PLANNING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricgenerator description "A FACILITY THAT PRODUCES ELECTRICITY, COMMONLY EXPRESSED IN KILOWATT-HOURS (KWH) OR MEGAWATT HOURS (MWH), INCLUDING ELECTRIC UTILITIES AND INDEPENDENT POWER PRODUCERS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergeneration description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID. " @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Biomassbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, USING BIOMASS AS THE PLANT¿S PRIMARY FUEL, BASED ON MAXIMUM HEAT INPUT. BIOMASS IS A FUEL DERIVED FROM ORGANIC MATTER SUCH AS WOOD AND PAPER PRODUCTS, AGRICULTURAL WASTE, OR METHANE (E.G., FROM LANDFILLS). " @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Coalbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, USING COAL AS THE PLANT¿S PRIMARY FUEL, BASED ON MAXIMUM HEAT INPUT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Gasbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, USING GAS THE PLANT¿S PRIMARY FUEL, BASED ON MAXIMUM HEAT INPUT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Geothermalbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, WITH THE MAXIMUM GENERATION BASED ON GEOTHERMAL POWER. " @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Nuclearbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, WITH THE MAXIMUM GENERATION BASED ON NUCLEAR POWER." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Oilbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, USING OIL AS THE PLANT¿S PRIMARY FUEL, BASED ON MAXIMUM HEAT INPUT." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Otherfossilfuelbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, USING FOSSIL FUEL AS THE PLANT¿S PRIMARY FUEL, BASED ON MAXIMUM HEAT INPUT. FOSSIL FUEL IS ANY NATURALLY OCCURRING ORGANIC FUEL, SUCH AS PETROLEUM, COAL, AND NATURAL GAS." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Solarbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, WITH THE MAXIMUM GENERATION BASED ON SOLAR POWER." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Unknown-Othersource description "None" @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Unknownsource description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, WITH THE MAXIMUM GENERATION BASED ON AN UNKNOWN SOURCE." @default.
d.EnvironmentalInterestType.Electricpowergenerator-Waterbased description "AN ELECTRICITY GENERATING PLANT THAT PROVIDES POWER TO THE ELECTRIC GRID, WITH THE MAXIMUM GENERATION BASED ON WATER POWER." @default.