Information Card: This dataset offers a comprehensive look into incidents involving spills of petroleum and hazardous materials, shedding light on their environmental impact.

Dive into the details of spills reported under State law and regulations, capturing crucial information such as spill location, contributing factors, material types, quantities, and recovery efforts.

Key Features:

Spill Number: A unique identifier for each incident, facilitating traceability and analysis.

Program Facility: Names of facilities associated with spill incidents, offering insights into potential hotspots.

Location Details: Street addresses, localities, counties, and DEC regions, providing a comprehensive view of spill locations.

Spill Date & Received Date: Pinpointing when spills occurred and when they were reported, aiding in temporal analysis.

Contributing Factors: Uncover the reasons behind each incident, ranging from human error to equipment failure.

Waterbody Affected: Surface water bodies impacted by spills, emphasizing environmental consequences.

Source: Identify the origin of spills, a crucial aspect in preventing future incidents.

Close Date: The date when cleanup activities concluded, marking the end of the incident's active phase.

Material Information: Details about the spilled material, including name, family, and recovery quantities.

Quantity & Units: Understand the scale of each spill through the quantity of material and associated measurement units (e.g., Gallons, Pounds).

Recovered: Amount of spilled material successfully recovered, indicating the effectiveness of cleanup efforts.

SWIS Code: Solid Waste Information System Code, providing additional context for regulatory considerations.

ZIP Code: Specific geographic information for a more localized analysis.

Delve into the dataset to extract valuable insights, track trends, and contribute to environmental awareness. Your exploration may uncover patterns crucial for developing proactive measures against future spills.