Em Manifest
EPA's national e-Manifest system (RCRAInfo HWIP) bulk CSV export of the core EM_MANIFEST table -- one row per hazardous-waste manifest (shipment) tracked since the system's June 2018 launch. Public, unauthenticated, ref…
Questions this answers
3 · best fit firstThe official EM_MANIFEST specification exposes generator EPA ID and name, generator physical-location street, city, state and ZIP, and Shipped Date in the standing national core download. This strongly supports a dated regulator-observed generator-site location for a resolved generator, but not legal ownership, brand affiliation, a destination location attributed to the generator, or a complete organisation footprint.
The standing national EM_MANIFEST core export identifies manifest, shipment date, generator and designated facility by EPA ID and name, their locations, status, and aggregate waste quantities. It answers the generator/receiver, date, counterparty/destination and aggregate-quantity portions of the shipment-history question, but the named core-table Source does not expose transporter, waste-line code or management-method detail.
EPA's standing EM_MANIFEST download documents Shipped Date, generator EPA ID and name, designated-facility EPA ID and name, and aggregate hazardous/non-hazardous waste quantities. For a resolved generator or receiving facility these fields provide a dated, quantity-pinned hazardous-waste activity measure, not proof of the organisation's overall operation and not evidence that absence means inactivity.
Fields it delivers
1 fieldThe first-party EPA product is represented as nationwide United States data; it covers the relevant regulated, reported, or program-participating population rather than every place or entity.
The cited first-party source provides a direct public download, API, or data-service route with no checkout, subscription purchase, or stated access fee. The standing route is free; the retired open-rights evidence remains relevant only to license terms.
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