Environmental Public Health Tracking Portal
The NYC Environmental Public Health Tracking Program collects local data from a variety of sources to:
- Inform public health policy
- Evaluate public health programs and services
- Track progress in meeting environmental health and sustainability goals
- Conduct research
- Provide integrated environmental public health data to the National Network and general public
It allows you to create reports, tables, charts and maps on these topics:
- Neighborhood, Housing and Water Quality
- Outdoor Air and Weather
- Health Outcomes and Human Exposures
- Pests and Pesticides
- PlaNYC Sustainability Indicators
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NYC Community Air Survey (NYCCAS)
- Monitoring pollutants that cause health problems
- Evaluating how air quality differs across neighborhoods
- Part of the Mayor's blueprint for long-term planning and sustainability, PlaNYC
Adverse Weather Events Health Effects Surveillance
Environmental Biomonitoring in Adults
Safer Pest Control
- Adopting legislation to reduce pesticide use by
city agencies - Promoting integrated pest management
Enhanced Rat Surveillance and Control
The interactive Rat Portal helps communities and professionals learn more about what they can do to control rats. The site includes the ability to search and display the Department's rat inspection findings for every neighborhood and property in NYC.
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National Data Sharing
The tracking program is a part of the National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network. The National Network is an effort led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention* to share data and analyze trends in environmental public health across the nation. The Health Department is collaborating with the Mayor’s Office of Longterm Planning and Sustainability to expand its environmental public health tracking program to include indicators of environmental sustainability.
*The NYC EPHT Web site is supported by Cooperative Agreement Number 1U38EH000189 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of CDC.
