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July 8 Webinar: Tools for Getting Chemical Release Data for Your Community Did you know it's easier than ever to find out about toxic chemical releases from industrial and federal facilities in and near your community using the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI)? You can use the TRI Search and TRI Search Plus tools accessible at the bottom of the TRI homepage. Join EPA for an overview of the TRI program and a demonstration of these tools. We'll also show you how a community group in South Carolina used TRI to inform their city's comprehensive plan and identify areas where people may face increased health risks due to chemical releases. 2-2:45 p.m. EDT: EPA presentation 2:45-3:30 p.m. EDT: Questions and answers This webinar will be available in English and Spanish. Este webinar estar=C3=A1 disponible en ingle´s y espa=C3=B1ol. Get more details and register

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