This repo is home to a project exploring the effects of EPA's policy to not enforce certain reporting and emissions rules for facilities burdened by the COVID pandemic. The project is centred around a Jupyter Notebook that interfaces with EPA's ECHO enforcement and compliance history database.
- Contact @ericnost
- Slack channel - #eew_coordination
Here's where you can run this notebook.
- A "How to use" section
- A link to the good-first-issue label
- Highlight "ready" label on issues to mean "this is an issue that is ready to work on and needs an owner"
- Additional badges at the top, such as code quality indicators
- "All contributors" listing, following these additional guidelines (example: web-monitoring-db contributors list):
The 'master' branch is no longer the repo's primary branch in line with EDGI's policy decided here: edgi-govdata-archiving/overview#241
If someone has a local clone, they can update their locals like this:
$ git checkout master
$ git branch -m master main
$ git fetch
$ git branch --unset-upstream
$ git branch -u origin/main
$ git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD refs/remotes/origin/main
The above steps accomplish:
- Go to the master branch
- Rename master to main locally
- Get the latest commits from the server
- Remove the link to origin/master
- Add a link to origin/main
- Update the default branch to be origin/main
(From @jywarren at Public Lab: publiclab/plots2#8077)
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