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Highlights
RSEI report now available as part of the TRI view of Envirofacts. RSEI content can be viewed by running a TRI search and on the right hand side of the resulting facility list, click on the desired link under the "RISK SCREENING" column.
RSEI informs communities about the potential chronic health risks from industrial releases.
The Risk-Screening Environmental Indicators (RSEI) is a computer-based screening tool developed by EPA that analyzes risk factors to put Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) release data into a chronic health context. RSEI is often used by researchers, environmental/nonprofit organizations, and government agencies to:
- Examine trends.
- Identify important emissions situations for follow-up.
- Support community-based projects.
- Initially screen potential impacts of emissions.
Use this site to find:
- Basic Information - Read more about what RSEI can do and how it is used.
- Technical Information - Important characteristics of the model, tutorials.
- How to Use—and Not Use—RSEI - Important tips on using RSEI appropriately.
- Get RSEI – How to obtain the current version of RSEI and recommended patches.
- Glossary - Key terms and model information.
- Frequent Questions – Information to help users.
- Documents – Methodology documentation, user's manuals, background and supporting information, changes from previous versions, and document archive, including user's manuals from previous versions.