The Combined Air Emissions Reporting (CAER) project seeks to develop a process for reporting to four air databases including the National Emissions Inventory via delegated state programs.
The Combined Air Emissions Reporting (CAER) project seeks to develop a process for reporting to four air databases including the National Emissions Inventory via delegated state programs.
The E-Enterprise Facility Integration project is developing shared services to connect various sources of regulated facility information to enable streamlined reporting requirements and more accurate, timely facility information.
E-Manifest is the national electronic tracking system for transportation of Hazardous Waste.
The EELC chartered the ECHO Case Study Team to make ECHO an even better tool by collaboratively addressing data quality problems that show up on the ECHO website and establishing mechanisms for more cooperative stewardship of information displayed on this site.
The E-Enterprise ROI calculator assists in evaluating the impact of investments in ePermitting by estimating potential increased economic activity and efficiencies. The tool focuses on three metrics: Time to Market (primary): Estimates gains in economic activity associated with reduced permit processing times. Trusted Transactions (secondary): Quantifies the value to regulated entities of realigning compliance staff to…
This E-Enterprise report, led by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, is based on a survey of state use of online systems to facilitate and manage the environmental permitting process.
The toolkit explores how agencies can combine elements of Lean and IT solutions to streamline and automate processes, amplifying gains in efficiency. Topics covered include Lean Startup, Lean Process Improvement, and Agile Methodology.
The Environmental Permitting Process Improvement Team has developed a framework of sample metrics that that may be useful in analyzing, evaluating, and improving the operational efficiency and effectiveness of permitting systems.
The Pesticide Label Matching (PLM) simplifies the work of conducting and recording marketplace label inspections, and provides useful on-the-go information to the regulated community and the public. The app displays simple “cards” showing pesticide’s registration status, toxicity signal word, and other key product information when the user enters an EPA pesticide registration number. Users can also generate and send inspection report emails from within the app.