Is there a landfill affecting your air and water?
Search your address to see every landfill and waste site nearby, how close you are to each one, and what that means for your health.
A straight answer, not a wall of data
Other tools give you a pin on a map or a stack of raw inspection records. DumpRadar turns that into a plain answer about your address.
Risk zones
Color-coded zones around every site: red is closest and highest concern, green is far enough not to worry. Riskier sites get wider zones.
Emissions
The methane each site reports to the EPA, year by year. It's the most direct sign of how much landfill gas is escaping.
Records
Each site's EPA inspections, violations, and penalties, checked live every time you open its report.
Type of waste
What kind of waste a site takes, from household trash to construction debris to industrial, and what that tends to release into the air.
Flood risk
If a site sits in a floodplain, a flood could expose harmful contaminants that were buried there.
Who's nearby
How many people live near each site, and whether the area already faces more pollution than most.
Four zones, from closest to safest
Every site gets the same four zones. How wide they are depends on the site.
How the zones are drawn →The area of greatest concern.
Poses potential risks.
Low concern day to day.
Not expected to affect you.
See every tracked site at once
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