The Public Environmental Data Partners are committed to preserving and providing public access to federal environmental data. We are a volunteer coalition of several environmental justice and policy organizations, researchers across several universities, archivists, and students who rely on federal datasets and tools to support critical research, advocacy, policy, and litigation work. To gather insights on what data to preserve, we reached out to our networks, which consist largely of environmental justice groups and networks, state and local government climate offices, and academic researchers. We compiled a large list of federal databases and tools, and prioritized them based on their relative impact, our confidence that we could archive them, and the relative effort it would take to obtain and archive them. To date, we have archived 37 databases and with your donation, we'll be able to archive even more. 


From all of us: thank you.


If you'd like to nominate an at-risk database, learn more, or get involved, head over to screening-tools.com.


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Open Environmental Data Project (OEDP) as one of the founding members of PEDP is taking donations on behalf of this coalition. Your donation will be distributed amongst the contributing partners. 


Open Environmental Data Project, Inc. is a registered US 501(C)(3) public charity and your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law.

Open Environmental Data Project is a Section 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, EIN 86-2759780. All donations are deemed tax-deductible absent any limitations on deductibility applicable to a particular taxpayer. No goods or services were provided in exchange for your contribution.

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Deb | $208

Thank Thank Thank for your service and keeping access to the truth

Leah | $208/Y

Thank you for your work!

KENNETH DAVIS | $208

...like the monasteries during the dark ages.

Anonymous | $50

Julie Price | $1,038.73

THank you for your work to preserve this data. I teach a course that involves environmental justice.

Alison Lay Cranston

As a university instructor, the work that you are doing is invaluable. I have directly benefited from your clone of EJScreen. Thank you for the important work you are doing!

Harvey Simon | $104.15

I was shattered to see EJScreen taken down among other important Federal environmental data tools. Thanks so much for recovering and republishing. A huge public service.

DAVID | $71

Greetings from Canada.

Arwen Spicer | $52.23

Thank you for preserving the EJ Mapper tool! Your work is vital.

Melissa Rock | $52.23

I am so frustrated that the EJScreening Tool has been removed! My students utilize the tool for one of my course assignments (Just Maps) and find it outrageous that such important data and tools have been taken away from the public. Thank you for your valuable work keeping this data and tool available.

Evan Bixby

Stefanie Brand | $50

Thank you for what you do! I rely on EJ Screen to teach my students (college) about EJ. Was furious it was taken down. Thank you! ❤️