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Resources

EHP is proud to provide a set of free resources to anyone concerned about the health impacts of oil and gas development – we always have, and we always will.

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For individuals, organizations, and communities in need of more personalized consulting, we offer additional fee-based services.  If you are interested and want to learn more, please contact EHP for information and pricing.

Free Resources

  • Air pollution modeling through HYSPLIT, which produces custom maps showing where air pollution emitted from existing and proposed facilities will likely end up over time

  • AirView Public, which allows community members to view the data collected by existing air monitors, explore short-term pollution trends, and identify likely pollution sources

  • Fact Sheets that compile findings from peer reviewed research to clearly summarize the state of scientific knowledge regarding specific health conditions, pollutants, and facilities

  • Compounds of Concern tool, an interactive database that provides information about chemical compounds that could impact residents living near oil and gas development or other industrial sites

  • Where to Turn: A Resource Directory, which includes contact information for those needing assistance with shale gas-related emergencies, health concerns, legal assistance, and more

Fee-Based Services

Contact EHP for more information​

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  • Air pollution modeling using EPA COBRA to articulate the public health impacts of facilities through the emission and formation of particulate matter and ozone

  • Air quality analysis, interpretation, and report generation using data from existing monitoring networks to assess general air quality, compare pollution readings to public health guidelines, and identify contributions from local emitters

  • Access to AirView Pro, which can help trained users explore long-term trends from a variety of data sources and access enhanced air quality analysis features that include weather and pollution dispersion patterns

  • Multi-year community engagement through EHP’s HealthWatch program to support local advocacy efforts (includes air quality analysis, access to AirView Pro, community presentations, and communications guidance) 

  • Expert testimony on the public health impacts of oil and gas air pollution (does not include a community-specific Health Impact Assessment)

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