Maps and data sets on the intersection between humans and the environment. Recommended to browse by theme. SEDAC is a Data Center in NASA's Earth Observing System Data and Information System based at Columbia University.
This map ranks U.S. Census tracts based on the percentage of other census tracts that experience the same or lower levels of "cumulative impacts of environmental burden and injustice." Tracts have both an overall EJI ranking and individual rankings across environmental, social, and health indicators. An EJI ranking of 75% indicates that 75% of other census tracts experience less burden.
Click "Explore the Environmental Justice Index" to use the map tool. Use the search icon to hone in on a particular address or place.
EJScreen, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental Justice Screening and Mapping Tool, maps environmental and socioeconomic indicators.
EPA recommends the map be used as a screening tool and encourage supplementing their data with further research and investigation of the local area. There is also more uncertainty about the data in small areas, like Census block groups, the smallest geographic unit in the map. Learn more about EJScreen
EPA recommends this be used as a screening tool for potential environmental justice issues. They recommend supplementing their data with further research and investigation of the local area. There is also more uncertainty about the data in small areas, like Census block groups (the smallest geographic unit in the map).
Maps indicators of social and environmental burdens across U.S. Census tracts. Examples of indicators include poverty, diesel particulate exposure, and projected flood risk.
The Environmental Justice Atlas maps "social conflict around environmental issues" around the world. Contributors include scholars, activists, and organizations. It is directed by researchers at the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA) at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona.
Search for statistical reports and tables from U.S. federal agencies, states, private organizations, and major intergovernmental organizations (i.e., UN)
Coverage ranges across many topics including demographics, income, production, trade, interest rates, economic indicators, energy, environmental protection, agriculture and fisheries, crime, medicine, and education.
A statistics portal that gathers data on more than 80,000 topics from a wide variety of sources. Includes market research, consumer and industry reports, and more.
A statistics portal that gathers data on more than 80,000 topics from a wide variety of sources. Includes market research, consumer and industry reports, and more. The Global Consumer Survey includes data sets for different countries, topics, and target groups.
Full text access to OECD publications, 1998-present.
OECD iLibrary provides access to the full text of publications from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, a group of major developed countries. Covers all OECD books and periodicals published 1998-present. Contains extensive statistical data which can be downloaded into spreadsheets. The database is especially rich in annual economic surveys of member countries, industry reports, and statistical reports.
Data and mapping application that provides access to continuously updated data related to demographics, socio-economics, mortgages and home sales, health statistics, jobs and employment, education and more. Policy Map.
PolicyMap has more than 37,000 continuously updated data related to demographics, socio-economics, mortgages and home sales, health statistics, jobs and employment, education and more. Their GIS data is available for geographies across the U.S. often at neighborhood scale geographies such as Census tracts and block groups.
Social Explorer provides easy access to demographic information about the United States, from 1790 to present. Users must create and log in with a personal account.
Social Explorer is a premier U.S. demographics website. Its online tools help users visually analyze and understand thedemography of the United States through the use of interactive maps and data reports. The primary product is a web-based application that creates fast, intuitive, and visually appealing maps and reports. Its software gives anyone with an Internet connection access to census data that was previously the domain of social science experts. Users must create and log in with a personal account.
Find Georgia county-by-county statistics put together by the Carl Vinson Institute of Government.
Georgia County Guide
Call Number: Main Reference/Science Reference F284 .G34
Contains county and state-level data on agriculture, crime, economics, education, government, health, housing, labor, natural resources, occupations, population, public assistance, transportation, and vital statistics.