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- NC Source Water Assessment ProgramThe NC Source Water Assessment Program (SWAP) tool contains information about potential sources of contamination for North Carolina’s thousands of large & small public drinking water systems.
  
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- Toxic Release Inventory ProgramThe Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) stores information about the management of toxic chemicals by industrial and federal facilities, as well as their release into the environment.
  
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- EPA ECHO ToolThe Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO) tool is a public website that gives access to records of compliance with environmental regulations for facilities, as well as their violations.
  
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- EPA EJSCREEN MapThe EJSCREEN is an environmental justice mapping and screening tool that combines demographic and environmental indicators to identify areas where people are most vulnerable.
  
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- National Coal Ash MappingThe Coal Ash Contamination Mapping Tool contains information on status, volume, contamination, and cleanup plan of coal ash units in 43 U.S. states and Puerto Rico.
  
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- Drinking Water Watch SearchDrinking Water Watch (DWW) is a tool provided by the NC Department of Environmental Quality that lets the public view information about drinking water quality in public water systems.
  
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OUR MISSION

To promote clean, safe water and environments and empowered, just communities for all North Carolinians through outreach, advocacy, education, and technical assistance.

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OUR VISION

Clean, safe, accessible water for all North Carolinians, protected by empowered, educated communities and a publicly accountable government and economy.

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You can also volunteer with us, or simply become active in your community and make your voice heard when it comes to environmental justice, polluter accountability, and safe drinking water.