EELC Tribal Chair Kari Hedin of the Fond Du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa just recorded two excellent explainer videos about E-Enterprise topics – click the links below to check them out! Tribal Consortium Explainer “What E-Enterprise Means to Me” Explainer
On Thursday, September 17th, E-Enterprise convened its fourth webinar for the virtual EE2020 national meeting. The webinar was a conversation about the E-Enterprise Digital Strategy, which represents a shared vision to help environmental agencies: Better coordinate their IT systems and services; Improve collaboration using shared data, and; Reimagine ways to use technology to achieve better…
On Thursday, August 6, E-Enterprise convened its third webinar for the virtual EE2020 national meeting. The webinar was a conversation about StoryMaps, the web-based, story authoring application on the ArcGIS platform that enables organizations to share their maps in the context of narrative text and other multimedia content. The webinar featured speakers from state and…
On August 4, 2020, E-Enterprise released the ninth edition of the E-Enterprise Bulletin. This quarterly newsletter spotlights activities led by the E-Enterprise partners — U.S. EPA, states, and tribes — and presents special interviews, project success stories, outreach highlights, and tools/resources. This edition of the Bulletin features information on an EN grant supporting tribal wild rice…
A consortium of 27 tribes in EPA Region 5 is collaborating on water quality and wild rice management, after being awarded an Exchange Network grant administered by the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. Tribal nations in the Upper Great Lakes have a strong history of working together to support sustainable and harvestable…
Compliance monitoring chart created within the ECHO Air Stationary Source Dashboard In May, EPA launched new versions of the Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO) Air Stationary Source Dashboard and Hazardous Waste Dashboard. These updates provide regulatory agencies, tribes, and the public a more user-friendly experience and the ability to see trends in agency compliance program implementation at a…
In June, EPA announced a newly nationwide debris recovery tool for safer management of debris to help communities achieve resiliency in planning for, responding to, and recovering from natural disasters. The Disaster Debris Recovery Tool is an interactive dataset for federal agencies, states, and tribes that provides information and locations of more than 20,000…
Through the E-Enterprise State Plan Electronic Collaboration System (SPeCS) initiative, a group of EPA and state officials has designed and piloted, and is preparing to launch, a new module that will allow air agencies to submit exceptional event notifications and demonstrations through EPA’s Central Data Exchange. Exceptional events are unusual or naturally occurring events that can affect…
This spring, the Combined Air Emissions Reporting (CAER) team, working closely with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR), launched the first round of emissions inventory submissions through the Combined Air Emissions Reporting System (CAERS), formerly the Common Emissions Form. Currently, various federal, state, local, and tribal programs require industry to report air pollutant emissions…
The E-Enterprise Smart Mobile Tools for Field Inspectors (Smart Tools) team has reached a major milestone by rolling out its Smart Tools for Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA) inspectors. At the same time, it continues to develop Smart Tools for National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) inspectors. Environmental inspections are largely paper-based processes requiring…