EPA · Clean Air Act stationary sources (ICIS-AIR)
Air pollution sources — alerts
ICIS-AIR is the stationary air pollution source register kept under the Clean Air Act. It holds each source's operator, address, county, regulated programs, county air quality standard status, and compliance history. A standing watch sends each morning the entries the agency has added for what you watch: an inspection carried out, a violation determined, or an enforcement action taken, with the record named and the register named.
- 189,562sources on the register
What you get
- Each morning, inspections the agency adds for the sources you watch
- Violations determined and added to the register for your watched scope
- Enforcement actions the agency adds to the register for your watched scope
- The record named, with its operator, address and county
- The register named as the source of every entry
- Coverage for a source, a county, a state, or the national register
Start the watch
- One source — $99/month
- One county — $2,990/year
- One state — $4,990/year
- The whole register — $18,000/year
Who buys it
ICIS-AIR is watched by environmental compliance officers, plant managers, air quality consultants, county and state health departments, law firms, and community groups that need to know when the register adds an inspection, violation, or enforcement action.
Questions
- What does the watch send each morning?
- Each morning it sends the entries the agency has added to ICIS-AIR for what you watch: an inspection carried out, a violation determined, or an enforcement action taken. Each entry names the record and the register it came from.
- Does the watch report changes to a record?
- No. The watch does not send notice of a record entering or leaving the register, of a name or address change, or of a status or class change. It sends only the entries the agency has added: inspections, violations, and enforcement actions.
- Which scopes can I watch?
- You can watch a source, a county, a state, or the whole national ICIS-AIR register. Each scope covers the sources the register holds in that area, with the record named and the register named as the source.
- What does ICIS-AIR hold for each source?
- ICIS-AIR holds each source's operator, address and county, the programs it is regulated under, whether it sits in a county that has failed a national air quality standard, and its compliance history. The register entry is named when the agency adds an inspection, violation, or enforcement action.
How the figures are built
Every figure is the one its source document printed, shown with the file it came from. The three shares that are divided and the positions that are ranked are named on one page. Nothing is estimated. How each figure is defined.
Who publishes this
VELARIONAI LLC · Andrew Richardson, founder. Corrections reach a person: hello@velarionrecords.com. About this publication.
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