Using TRI Data for Collaborative Action: In Communities 

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Description: Concerned about local air pollution, residents of the Southeast Como neighborhood near Minneapolis, Minnesota, used data from EPA’s Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) to identify nearby industrial facilities with the largest air emissions. The neighborhood group approached three of these facilities and established good neighbor agreements in which the parties committed to working together to create mutually beneficial relationships and find ways to reduce air emissions. These agreements resulted in the facilities and community group being awarded the Governor’s Award for Pollution Prevention.
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