4. State Resource Map

The state resources map provides a way to locate information specific to each state. This section provides fingertip access to the building blocks of SRR, showcasing state and federal programs from around the United States.

Figure 4-1. Interactive State Resource Map
Source: ITRC SRR Team

How to use the Interactive State Resource Map

To use the state resources map tool, select a state, and information on state-specific SRR or other climate resilience and wildfire resources will appear. These resources are categorized by:

Laws and regulations (statutes, laws, and regulations)
Gubernatorial EOs
Policy and guidance
Other resources provided by that state
State case studies

Simply click on the state you are interested in and a screen will pop up to show you which resources are available. Then click on the state name in the pop up and that will bring you available resources. The link to the federal resources are available within the state link.

Federal agency, stakeholder, and academic resources are also presented. These resources, some of which are state-specific, are on topics that can impact site remediation projects or help prevent adverse impacts to these projects. Click here to view Federal Resources.

There is also a button to select if you are aware of updates to a state’s listed SRR resources. Comments about the map are also welcome; use the update button above.

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Laws and Regulations(Statutes, Regulations, Rules)
Executive Order
Policy/Guidance
Resources(Plans and Strategies, Reports, Websites)
Case Study

4. State Resource Map

Washington

Oregon

California

Idaho

Nevada

Montana

Utah

Arizona

Colorado

New Mexico

South Dakota

Kansas

Oklahoma

Texas

Minnesota

Iowa

Arkansas

Wisconsin

Illinois

Tennessee

Michigan

Kentucky

Alabama

Ohio

Georgia

Florida

West Virginia

North Carolina

South Carolina

Pennsylvania

Maryland

Delaware

New Jersey

Connecticut

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

Rhode Island

Vermont

Maine

New York

Virginia

Indiana

Mississippi

Louisiana

Missouri

Nebraska

North Dakota

Wyoming

Alaska

Hawaii

How to use the Interactive State Resource Map