Data & Resources

We’re an information clearinghouse, providing decision makers, scientists and community members with vital data and resources to fight for a healthier shoreline.

Aerial view of toxic Zeneca site, in Richmond, CA.
US EPA representative showing sign warning residents not to eat the fish caught in the Lauritzen Channel.
Person standing in the middle of a flooded city street.

Zeneca Data

This Superfund-qualified site, long polluted with toxic materials, has been studied for 30+ years. View data from governmental agencies, local environmental groups and community-based organizations.

United Heckathorn Data

Like the Zeneca site, the United Heckathorn site, has been studied for decades — but you’ll find most of this data comes from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which oversees this Superfund site’s cleanup.

Sea Level Rise Data

As climate change drives sea level and groundwater rise, shoreline communities like Richmond face even greater risks from nearby toxic sites. Explore the latest data on this issue and its potential impact to the Zeneca site, San Francisco Bay and California and beyond.

RSSA CAG

We also archive research for the Richmond Southeast Shoreline Area Community Advisory Group to make this information available for everyone.

More Resources

Interconnected threats to our shores are emerging. Use these resources to stay informed and prepared.

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