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The Toxics Release Inventory National Conference is a unique opportunity for EPA along with researchers and representatives from industry, local governments, and public and private organizations to demonstrate the application of toxic chemical data while discussing strategies for using these data to better protect human health and the environment.
This year’s conference theme is “TRI: Transforming Data into Action.”
See below for a list of Abt’s presentations:
Title: Using Data Visualizations to Tell Meaningful Stories about TRI and Risk-Screening Environmental Indicators (RSEI) Data in Communities
Presenter: T.J. Pepping and Tobias Muellers
Date: October 24, 9:40AM
Room: Salon AB
Title: Media Uses of Toxics Release Inventory Data to Support Community Right-to-Know
Presenter: Debbie Fleischer
Date: October 24, 11:15AM
Room: Salon AB
Title: What's in Your Neighborhood: A Guided Demonstration of New Features in TRI Toxics Tracker
Presenter: T.J. Pepping
Date: October 24, 1:10PM
Room: Salon CDE
Title: TRI for Tribal Communities
Presenter: T.J. Pepping
Date: October 24, 1:10PM
Room: Salon CDE
Title: EasyRSEI Dashboard Overview and TRI in EJScreen
Presenter: Cindy Gould
Date: October 24, 1:10PM
Room: Salon CDE
Title: An Overview of Regulatory Updates to the Toxics Release Inventory
Presenter: Erik Edgar and Stephanie Griffin (EPA)
Date: October 25, 2:10PM
Room: Salon AB
Additional Resources
Abt Expands Work with EPA on Toxics and Pollution Prevention
Abt is extending our 33-year relationship with EPA’s OPPT via a five-year, $100 million IDIQ contract to support toxic chemical regulatory work.
Fully Accounting for Air Emissions with Massachusetts’ Cumulative Impact Analysis Approach
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed sweeping legislation to address climate issues and protect environmental justice (EJ) populations. That legislation requires the state, with input from stakeholders, to develop a cumulative impact analysis (CIA…
Spotlight On: Environmental Justice Services
Abt conducts technical analyses and supports community engagement to help agencies identify and address the impacts of environmental justice actions.
Risk-Screening Environmental Indicators Project
To streamline emissions data, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Risk-Screening Environmental Indicators (RSEI) is a modelling tool that helps policy makers, researchers, and communities explore data on releases of toxic substances from…
Mission Support for EPA’s Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Program
Abt provides multidisciplinary support to EPA’s TRI Program to help the Agency better understand and share trends in toxic chemical releases in the U.S.