Spotlight

A new version of TOXMAP is now available; it does not require browser plug-ins and provides improved usability on mobile devices.

• NCI SEER cancer and disease mortality data (2011-2015);
• Canadian National Pollutant Release Inventory (NPRI) data (2016);
• U.S. commercial nuclear power plants (2017); and
• Coal power plant data from the EPA Clean Air Markets Program (2017).

The previous versions of TOXMAP, TOXMAP classic and the Flash version of TOXMAP, will be retired on June 28, 2018.

Tox-App lets iOS users search for industrial facilities that reported releasing certain chemicals into the environment to the US EPA TRI program. Tox-App includes a subset of about 100 TRI chemicals for the most current TRI year.

Tox-App was developed by NLM interns and is based on the web-based version of TOXMAP. Tox-App provides some of the basic TOXMAP functions, including the ability to search for reporting facilities, or browse for these facilities by chemical, state, or county.

You can download Tox-App from the Apple App Store

An all-new TOXMAP web site is now available at http://toxmap.nlm.nih.gov. This site links to both the new Flash-based version of TOXMAP (the TOXMAP beta) and to the older version, now called TOXMAP classic.

The new site contains a FAQ, News, Glossary, video tutorials, and more. TOXMAP classic will have a new URL: http://toxmap-classic.nlm.nih.gov.

We encourage you to try the new version of TOXMAP. This FAQ will help you decide which version of TOXMAP to use.