Federal environmental records near any US location, with dates and provenance; never a safety score.
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https://env.agentlookups.ai/mcp3 tools · 101msenvironment_nearFederal environmental records within a radius of a US location: Superfund/NPL sites, TRI toxic-release facilities, and facilities currently flagged for significant noncompliance. Pass EITHER a street address (geocoded via the US Census geocoder) OR lat/lon coordinates.Federal environmental records within a radius of a US location: Superfund/NPL sites, TRI toxic-release facilities, and facilities currently flagged for significant noncompliance. Pass EITHER a street address (geocoded via the US Census geocoder) OR lat/lon coordinates.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| address | string | US street address incl. city/state (alternative to lat/lon) |
| lat | number | Latitude (US) |
| lon | number | Longitude (US, negative) |
| radius_km | number | Search radius in km (default 10, max 50) |
drinking_waterPublic water systems serving a US state + county and/or city, with health-based SDWA violation summaries. Matching is approximate (service boundaries are not public); the user's water bill names their actual utility.Public water systems serving a US state + county and/or city, with health-based SDWA violation summaries. Matching is approximate (service boundaries are not public); the user's water bill names their actual utility.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| city | string | City served (optional) |
| county | string | County name (optional) |
| state* | string | Two-letter state code, e.g. MD |
due_diligenceAddress due-diligence layer scores for a US location: school quality, natural hazards, groundwater contamination, Superfund proximity, air quality, highway noise, walkability, crime, and climate pleasantness (pleasant days/year). Scores are 0-1 with 1.0 = favorable; null = cannot score that layer h…Address due-diligence layer scores for a US location: school quality, natural hazards, groundwater contamination, Superfund proximity, air quality, highway noise, walkability, crime, and climate pleasantness (pleasant days/year). Scores are 0-1 with 1.0 = favorable; null = cannot score that layer h…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| address | string | US street address incl. city/state (alternative to lat/lon) |
| lat | number | Latitude (US) |
| lon | number | Longitude (US, negative) |
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