EPA Offers Air, Water, Sediment, Waste Data from Gulf Oil Spill

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EPA Offers Air, Water, Sediment, Waste Data from Gulf Oil Spill

August 11, 2010

Reporters can find most of the environmental monitoring data EPA has collected during the Gulf oil spill on one webpage in a form that can be queried or downloaded. Offerings include sampling and monitoring data on a wide range of oil-related contaminants sometimes found in air, water, sediments, and solid waste.