Environmental medium
The environmental matrix or medium affected or sampled, such as soil, groundwater, surface water, sediment, or air.
Sources that carry it
13 sourcesPublic statewide ArcGIS inventory of Arizona properties accepted into the ADEQ Brownfields Grant Program, including site identity, status, location, contamination, redevelopment, parcel, grantee, funding, and program dates.
Wisconsin DNR BRRTS bulk facility-activity data for contaminated-property assessment, investigation, cleanup, and redevelopment activities. This source uses the public tab-delimited bulk export and focuses on ERP, LUST, and VPLE activity records; spill and no-action-required records are excluded from the candidate scope.
Statewide BRRTS bulk-export subset of reported leaking underground storage tank activities, open and closed.
TCEQ Complaints — the named Texas Open Data (Socrata) dataset tdzs-qqjn (complaints received by TCEQ, tracked in the Consolidated Compliance and Enforcement Data System / CCEDS, keyed by complaint tracking number incid_track_num). 241,322 rows, full history. No street/city/state/ZIP/lat/lon fields exist in this dataset (only county and TCEQ region); ds_ address/location columns are all 0% fill, accepted by the developer since the COMPLAINTS attribute doesn't require location. ds_COMPLAINTS = true for every row.
Pennsylvania DEP's public Hazardous Site Response Actions List is an annually refreshed SSRS CSV report derived from eFACTS and covering hazardous-site response work since 1988. The integrated product filters the report to HSCA initiations and emits 1,554 response-action × environmental-medium × substance rows across about 489 sites. It preserves facility identity, owner/operator, address, coordinates, Pennsylvania Priority List dates, response actions, media, and contaminant columns, while prepending normalized location fields and an HSCA indicator.
Florida Institutional Controls Registry (ICR) — contaminated sites subject to institutional controls (recorded deed restrictions/covenants/use restrictions) under Ch. 62-780 F.A.C. FDEP DWM ICR polygon layer 12; 2,628 sites with site name, address, and control-boundary centroid coordinates. INST_CONTROL is the registry's primary attribute (every ICR site has an institutional control). Single-attribute source. NOTE: same ICR layer 12 as fl_dep__institutional_controls_registry (#266/ENG_CONTROLS) — kept separate per attribute by dev decision.
Recorded Indiana environmental restrictive covenants and deed notices represented as polygons.
Florida Institutional Controls Registry (ICR) — FDEP Division of Waste Management registry of contaminated sites with institutional and/or engineering controls (Ch. 62-780 F.A.C.). Polygon layer 12 on the FDEP Geospatial Open Data MapServer; 2,628 sites with site name, address, and control-boundary centroid coordinates. Serves ENG_CONTROLS: FDEP publishes no standalone engineering-controls dataset, and in FL an engineering control requires a recorded institutional control, so EC sites are a subset of the ICR (the EC subset is not separately flagged in the public data — full ICR shipped).
Public nationwide point layer republishing SSEHRI's PFAS Contamination Site Tracker, with site identity, state, industry, sampled matrix, year, PFAS concentration measures, notes, and links to supporting testing, source, and government-response material.
ADEQ's public quality-assured ArcGIS table of Arizona drinking-water PFAS laboratory results, with one record per sample and tested compound, detection notation, concentration, water-system linkage, and location.
Connecticut reports of environmental releases received by CT DEEP from January 1996 through June 2022, with incident timing, location, responsible party, substance, quantity, affected media, cause, and response details where reported.
Statewide bulk extract from the Arkansas DEQ TankStats Access database, table TempRLUSTLOG1, containing one row per leaking underground or aboveground storage tank release notice. Records include facility and owner identifiers, release timing and status, substances, impacts, response and remediation details, and site location.
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