Studies indicate that roughly one fifth of all Americans, over 49 million people, live within 3 miles of a site where EPA has performed an emergency response. As many as 850,000 people live less than 500 yards from an emergency response action site.

Use the Site Locator to identify where local releases have occured and how EPA responded to them to eliminate the threat to the public and the environment. To view a list of actions in a particular state, click on the map near the state's abbreviation, or select from the states listed below the map. Then, select an action from those identified to find out what happened. Incidents occurring between 1988 and 1994 are currently included.

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