Data and Tools
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ECM for Rimsulfuron & Degradates in Soil - MRID 43023102
ECM for Rimsulfuron & Degradates in Soil - MRID 43023102
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ECM for Sulfoxaflor & Degradates in Soil - MRID 47832269
ECM for Sulfoxaflor & Degradates in Soil - MRID 47832269
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ECM for Spirotetramat & Degradates in Soil - MRID 46904414
ECM for Spirotetramat & Degradates in Soil - MRID 46904414
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ECM for Sedaxane Degradate SYN508272 in Soil - MRID 47473344
ECM for Sedaxane Degradate SYN508272 in Soil - MRID 47473344
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ECM for Trifloxystrobin & Degradates in Soil - MRID 44496811
ECM for Trifloxystrobin & Degradates in Soil - MRID 44496811
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Isobutyl chloroformate Results - AEGL Program
Chloroformates Interim AEGL Document
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KABAM Version 1.0 User's Guide and Technical Documentation - Appendix G - Description of Equations Used to Calculate Dietary-based and Dose-based EECs, Toxicity Values, and RQs for Mammals and Birds Consuming Contaminated Aquatic Organisms
KABAM is a simulation models used to predict pesticide concentrations in aquatic regions for use in exposure assessments.
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Pesticide in Water Calculator Version 1.50 User Manual
User manual for version 1.50 of the Pesticide in Water Calculator. This model estimates pesticide concentrations in water bodies that result from pesticide applications to land.
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KABAM Version 1.0 User's Guide and Technical Documentation - Appendix H - Methods for Estimating Metabolism Rate Constant
Appendix H of KABAM Version 1.0 documentation related to estimating the metabolism rate constant. KABAM is a simulation model used to predict pesticide concentrations in aquatic regions for use in exposure assessments.
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SIP Version 1.0 User's Guide for Pesticide Exposure of Birds and Mammals through Drinking Water
Model provides an upper bound estimate of exposure of birds and mammals to pesticides through drinking water alone. Intended for use in problem formulation to determine whether or not drinking water exposure alone is a potential pathway of concern.
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Surface Drinking Water Provided by Intermittent, Ephemeral, and Headwater Streams: County Table
A table detailing detailing the percentage of surface drinking water from intermittent, ephemeral or headwater streams for each county in the continental United States.
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Mystic River Watershed Report Cards
Review water quality report cards for the Mystic River Watershed
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Meteorological Data - Massachusetts
Provides data files of 1961-1990 daily and hourly meteorological data available for weather stations in Massachusetts
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RSEI Data Dictionary: Submission Data
The submission table contains Form R information submitted to TRI.
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Section 20: Radionuclides
There is no HRS score pathway for radionuclides, but there are special considerations that come into play within each of the four pathways when radioactive substances are present.
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Section 19: Soil Exposure - Nearby Population Threat
Learn about soil exposure and nearby population threat, which assesses the relative risk that nearby individuals (residents, students, and day care children) may travel to the site and come into contact with hazardous substances.
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Section 16: Air - Likelihood of Release
Learn about the air migration pathway for evaluating HRS scores and the likelihood of hazardous gas and particulate substance release.
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Section 11: Surface Water - Likelihood of Release
Learn about the surface water pathway, the most complex pathway for evaluating Hazard Ranking System (HRS) scores.
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Section 10: Ground Water - Waste Characteristics & Targets
Learn about the waste characteristics factor category in the ground water pathway, which is made up of two components: the toxicity/mobility of the most hazardous substance associated with the site and the hazardous waste quantity at the site.
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Section 9: Ground Water - Likelihood of Release
Learn how EPA evaluates an identified aquifer's likelihood of release factor category for the purpose of scoring the ground water pathway.