The Diesel PM indicator is the estimated concentration of Diesel PM as provided by the 2017 Air Toxics update. The value of the indicator is in µg /m3 , and reported at the Census tract level. Block group level values … Continued
The PM 2.5 indicator is a measure of potential exposure to inhalable particles that are 2.5 micrometers or smaller. This is measured in terms of annual average concentration in air measured in micrograms per cubic meter. PM 2.5 information included … Continued
This layer displays the number of threatened and endangered species in each county. Additional layers are available for the type of species, such as plants, animals, invertebrates, and more!
This layer displays the percentage of weeks in any severity of drought for the years 2021-2023.
This layer displays areas that experienced dry or drought conditions in the last seven days. Data are retrieved as shapefiles from the U.S. Drought Monitor and are updated on a weekly basis. The affected areas are represented by polygons, which … Continued
This US EPA feature layer is updated hourly and reflects the latest hour of air quality data received from each monitoring site that reports to AirNow. The concentration and AQI values are for Ozone and Particulate Matter (PM) only. Air … Continued
This layer displays the percentage of weeks in any severity of drought for the years 2021-2023.
This layer displays the number of threatened and endangered species in each county. Additional layers are available for the type of species, such as plants, animals, invertebrates, and more!
The hazardous waste proximity indicator is reflective of the total count of hazardous waste facilities in each block group within 5 km of the average resident in a block group, divided by distance, calculated as the population-weighted average of blocks … Continued
The UST indicator quantifies the relative risk of being affected by a LUST for a block group. The indicator is derived by the weighted sum of active LUSTs and sum of active and temporarily out of service USTs within a … Continued