Question

The goal of the TRI is to inform communities of local chemical hazards (i.e. to address a community’s “right-to-know”). Based on this data-gathering exercise, do you think TRI effectively informs people about hazards in their communities? You may want to consider the availability and accessibility of the data, as well as the ease of data interpretation. Please address these questions in 4-5 sentences

Answer 1

Ans) Informed through TRI so they can approach companies about implementing pollution prevention projects, reducing emissions, and improving safety measures.

- TRI information also helps communities recognize “good neighbor” facilities that have improved environmental performance serving by informing community about information & hazard.

- Individuals and community organizations can also uses TRI data as the basis for conducting environmental education initiatives, campaigning for more comprehensive environmental policies, and investigating public health concerns.