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EJSCREEN originally provided extensive documentation and help through the EJSCREEN website (e.g., overviews and how to interpret reports) and documents available for download, such as the User Guide (how to use the app) and the Technical Documentation (how indicators are calculated).

In 2025, before EPA took down the EJSCREEN website and documents, they were archived by the Wayback Machine. The webpages and documents on archive.org load slowly, so copies of some key documents are also made available here, for easy access.

Below are links to archived copies of selected publicly-available EJSCREEN webpages and documents from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as of 2025, when the EPA-hosted open source EJAM project was archived by the Wayback Machine (an initiative of the Internet Archive) and by EJAM-related repositories.

Selected Documents

Help with How to Use EJSCREEN

Documentation of Data Sources and Technical Methods


Original EJScreen Website Homepage

EJScreen: Environmental Justice Screening and Mapping Tool

EJScreen is EPA’s environmental justice mapping and screening tool that provides EPA with a nationally consistent dataset and approach for combining environmental and socioeconomic indicators.

EPA is committed to protecting the environment and public health in low-income, tribal and other overburdened communities by integrating environmental justice in all programs, policies and activities.

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