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EJ Guidance Stressor Screening Data Layers
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Virginia department of environmental quality (DEQ) - view all
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An environmental stressor is defined as an indicator of environmental pollution. Environmental stressors included in this analysis are ground level ozone, fine particulate matter (PM 2.5), VPDES IP outfalls, Solid Waste facilities, and Hazardous Waste Facilities. The stressor screening compares the environmental stressors in an EJ community to the environmental stressors for comparable, non-EJ communities. The purpose is to identify whether that EJ community may experience a disproportionate share of negative environmental consequences. This is the standard under the Virginia Environmental Justice Act, § 2.2-234 and 2.2-235 of the Code of Virginia. For the stressor screening, “community” is defined at the census block group scale.

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Dcat Issued2026-08-26T19:40:02.000Z
Dcat Modified2026-09-09T14:42:45.000Z
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Harvest Object Id5eeace42-1187-4d09-b712-a96ee842018a
Harvest Source Id67033b83-4e32-46ec-8074-d342f18b37c6
Harvest Source TitleDEQ Open Data Portal
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