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- City Hall, Houston: 54 — Needs Attention
- Union Station, Denver: 68 — Good
- City Hall, Detroit: 67 — Good
- City Hall, Los Angeles: 61 — Fair
- Faneuil Hall, Boston: 60 — Fair
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Every category states how confident it is and where the number came from. When a source has nothing specific to your property, we say so instead of guessing.
- Measured distance to EPA facilities and Superfund sites
- Census-tract health data, not state averages dressed up as yours
- Negotiation questions written for the findings at your address
Live sample
517 Rhea St, Houston TX 77020
3 flags · 3 of 6 categories scored
What we found
- Industrial Toxics — EPA TRI8.9/10
- Superfund Sites — EPA NPL1.1 mi · 2 within 5 mi
- Water Violations — EPA SDWIS352 of 2,552 county systems in violation
Real report generated 2026-07-24. Scores change as agencies publish new data.
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government sources checked live, per address
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