Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Public Law 115-336, "21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act" December 2022 Report ------- Document Revision History ( Date Revision Author Reviewer 12/12/2019 Original Wanda Galvan Lin Darlington 11/2/2020 Update for 2020 Submission Wanda Galvan Dan Coogan 10/21/2021 Update for 2021 Submission Wanda Galvan Dan Coogan 10/31/2022 Update for 2022 Submission Wanda Galvan Dan Coogan Table of Contents 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act - Report to Congress on Modernizing Agency Websites and Digital Services 3 Background 3 Overview of EPA's Web Presence 3 Modernization Priorities 4 Progress Since Last Report 4 EPA Web Inventory 4 WebCMS Upgrade 4 Intranet Modernization 4 Web Compliance Monitoring 5 Data Collection Methodology 5 Key Websites and Digital Services 6 Table 1: Prioritization of EPAs Websites 6 Table 2: Excluded Domains 7 Table 3: Summary of 21st Century IDEA Requirements - EPA Domains 7 Table 4: Summary of 21st Century IDEA Requirements - EPA Subdomains in DD 8 Implementing Requirements 9 Section 3(a)(1) Ensure Accessibility for Individuals with Disabilities 9 Section 3(a)(2) Ensure a Consistent Look and Feel Across Websites 9 Section 3(a)(3) Eliminate Redundancy 10 Section 3(a)(4) Make Information Searchable and Discoverable 10 Section 3(a)(5) Use Secure Connections (HTTPS) 11 Section 3(a)(6) Data Driven Design 12 Section 3(a)(7) Customization 12 Section 3(a)(8) Provide Access to Government Information on Multiple Devices; Mobile- Ready 12 Cost Estimation Methodology 13 Table 5: Domains Estimated Costs and Schedules 13 Appendix A 14 2 ------- Prepared for Congress per the requirements of section 3(b)(2) of Public Law 115-336. 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act - Report to Congress on Modernizing Agency Websites and Digital Services As required by section 3(b)(2) of Public Law 115-336,1 the 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act (21C IDEA), this report includes a list of key websites and digital services operated by EPA that have been prioritized and targeted for modernization. Background The 21st Century IDEA requires each federal executive branch agency to provide a prioritized list of the agencies' "most-viewed or utilized by the public or are otherwise important" public websites and digital services in compliance with section 3(a) of the law, and to provide an estimation of the cost and schedule to modernize those sites and services. Overview of EPA's Web Presence The EPA's primary public website is www.epa.gov. It is our most important channel for sharing environmental information with the American public. In FY22 www.epa.gov received approximately 17 million hits per month (down from 20.9 million in 2021; 20 million in 2020 and 13 million in 2019) and 4.6 million unique visitors per month (down from 5.8 million in 2021; 5 million in 2020 and 3 million in 2019). www.epa.gov is managed by EPA's Office of the Administrator (OA) / Office of Public Affairs (OPA) / Office of Web Communications (OWC) and the Office of Mission Support - Environmental Information (OMS-EI) / Office of Information Management (OIM) / Web Content Services Division (WCSD). Rigorous governance and management controls have been implemented to optimize adherence to 21C IDEA and other federal web management requirements (see Table 3: Summary of 21st Century IDEA Requirements). In addition to www.epa.gov, EPA owns 12 other domains and hundreds of subdomains which serve more specialized needs for more specific audiences. These domains and subdomains are managed by the individual program offices within EPA. OWC and OMS lead a central web governance council which provides agency-wide policies, procedures, standards, and guidance to help the program offices implement web management best practices. This report shows that EPA's primary website, www.epa.gov, complies with all requirements of the 21C IDEA and it also describes the steps that EPA is taking to improve compliance on all domains. 1 132 Stat. 5025-5028. 3 ------- Modernization Priorities Progress Since Last Report In Fiscal Year (FY) 2022, EPA undertook several major initiatives to bring its web presence into compliance with the 21C IDEA. EPA Web Inventory In 2020 the Agency conducted its first comprehensive inventory of all web properties by compiling data from various sources including GSA's Digital Dashboard, Google Analytics, EPA's HTTPS Tracking Report, and EPA's Registry of Environmental Applications and Databases. In 2020, EPA reported over 450 internal and external website URL's (subdomains). For last year's report, the inventory identified over 500 internal and external website URL's (subdomains) belonging to EPA. For this year's report, the inventory identified over 600 internal and external website URL's (subdomains) belonging to EPA. EPA continues making significant progress identifying points of contact for each website. WebCMS Upgrade EPA began work to upgrade its Web Content Management System (WebCMS) to Drupal 10, incorporating a new administrative theme, an update to PHP version 8, and a new WYSIWYG editor for making content edits easier for its users. EPA also switched from Akamai, a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to Amazon Web Services (AWS) CloudFront and Web Application Firewall. Moving to AWS resulted in a cost avoidance of over $20 thousand per month due to lower AWS costs. The switch to CloudFront also improved the publication time: content editors and the public saw updates much faster and more consistently than on Akamai. The application was updated nine times with over 100 feature enhancements, over 50 bugfixes and security updates, and over ten accessibility improvements. EPA's flagship website, www.epa.gov, which is managed in the WebCMS, ranked in the top 1% of the top 1,000,000 website home pages with zero accessibility errors. The enhanced codebase allowed EPA staff to build single-page applications, including the COVID-19 Facility Screener, fully in the WebCMS with no external dependencies. EPA continues to promote the expansion of the USWDS 3.0 implementation from www.epa.gov to additional domains and subdomains. Intranet Modernization In FY19, EPA established an Intranet Council to oversee the implementation of an enterprise intranet governance framework. In FY20, EPA embarked on an Intranet Modernization effort to: improve communications through consistent local and national messaging; improve collaboration by leveraging 0365; increase productivity by providing easy, seamless access to information, tools and services; and improve efficiency by implementing industry-leading web management best practices. In FY21, EPA conducted an Enterprise Content Management System (Intranet CMS) pilot based on the newly released US Web Design System 2.0. In FY22, EPA successfully launched its new Intranet CMS which fully complies with the 21C IDEA by using an open-source Drupal-based platform to implement internal web management directives including procedures, standards and guidance. The new design also uses the USWDS 2.0 code library, tools, guidance, user research, and modern best practices to make it easier to manage, organize, and present EPA's internal enterprise content in a way that meets evolving information needs. In FY23 EPA will begin work to upgrade its Intranet CMS to Drupal 10, incorporating a new administrative theme and an update to PHP version 8. 4 ------- Web Compliance Monitoring EPA will expand its Web Analytics capabilities to more subdomains in FY23 to provide more granular data to monitor and track improvements in compliance with 21C IDEA. Additionally, to track EPA's subdomains (both internal and external), EPA modified its procedures for requesting new subdomains to stop the uncontrolled proliferation of new websites and to require that new subdomains are created in compliance with 21C IDEA and other Federal Web management requirements. EPA is serving as the first Agency to participate in a pilot with GSA to report out on the status of 21C IDEA compliance at the subdomain level on diqitaldashboard.gov (DD). The subdomain pilot went live on April 2022 which included 20 EPA subdomains on GSA's Digital Dashboard. The subdomain DD pilot provides greater insight on the status of EPA's website compliance, and the ability to prioritize improvements needed. In FY23, EPA will be adding 10+ public subdomains to DD. All of EPA's public web domains and subdomains on GSA's Digital Dashboard have achieved full compliance with the Digital Analytics Program (DAP) using EPA Google Tag Manager. WCSD will continue to monitor, track and assist programs as new subdomains are added to DD. In FY23, WCSD will focus on improving 508 accessibility requirements for both its public and intranet websites in partnership with the Office of Enterprise Information Programs (OEIP). Units of measure to track progress are in the process of being developed. Lastly, EPA will assess the utility of the Digital Dashboard to replace any existing quality or compliance services managed internally to see if cost savings can be achieved through leveraging the results of Dashboard services as an alternative. Data Collection Methodology The 2019 data was collected for this report by surveying all EPA domain owners across the Agency. Each domain point of contact was asked to provide their best estimate of the degree to which the web pages on their domain complied with the 21C IDEA and other federal web management requirements. Since 2020 EPA started collecting data using web analytics tools, digitaldashboard.gov, and EPA's Web Governance Framework and on-site reviews. EPA used digitaldashboard.gov to collect objective data for 2 out of the 8 requirements from the 21C IDEA. They include accessibility and mobile-ready. Digitaldashboard.gov is a federal website managed by GSA that provides information about Federal Websites' compliance with OMB directives and conformance to best practices and industry standards. EPA used the U.S. Department and Homeland Security (DHS) Cvbersecuritv and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Report to collect the secure connection data. The CISA Report is intended to assist Agencies to comply with the web security aspects of Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 18-01. EPA's Web Governance Framework was used for eliminating redundancy and on-site reviews for identifying consistency, search, data driven design and customization. A summary of results can be found in Table 3: Summary of the 21st Century IDEA Requirements - EPA Domains; Table 4: Summary of the 21st Century IDEA Requirements - EPA Subdomains. In FY22, EPA began using these tools to measure compliance with the 21C IDEA requirements on EPA's subdomains as well. 5 ------- Key Websites and Digital Services EPA has identified the following websites and digital services as high-traffic and/or important for public engagement: Table 1: Prioritization of EPAs Websites Priority DotGov Domain Description 1 EPA.GOV EPA.GOV is EPA's primary public access communication channel to communicate environmental and human health information to the American public. 2 AIRKNOWLEDGE.GOV AirKnowledge is a partnership training program in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards (OAQPS). AirKnowledge develops training material focused on the Clean Air Act program areas managed by OAQPS. 3 AIRNOW.GOV AirNow is the vehicle for providing timely Air Quality Index (AQI) information to the public, media outlets, other federal agencies and their applications, and to the research community. 4 ENERGYSTAR.GOV ENERGY STAR is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency voluntary program that helps businesses and individuals save money and protect our climate through superior energy efficiency. 5 FEDCENTER.GOV FedCenter.gov is the federal government's home for comprehensive environmental stewardship and compliance assistance information for federal facility managers and their agencies. 6 FOIAONLINE.GOV FOIAonline is a shared service that supports a diverse number of federal agencies meet their responsibilities under the Freedom of Information Act. 7 FRTR.GOV The Federal Remediation Technologies Roundtable (FRTR) works to build a collaborative atmosphere among federal agencies involved in hazardous waste site cleanup. 8 GREENGOV.GOV GreenGov.Gov mirrors the Office of Federal Sustainability (OFS) domain. 9 SUSTAINABILITY.GOV The Office of Federal Sustainability (OFS) coordinates policy to promote energy and environmental sustainability across federal government operations. 6 ------- Table 2: Excluded Domains The table below shows the domains which were excluded from the estimates and the reasons. Domain Name Reason for exclusion cbi-epa.gov This is not a public website glnpo.gov Underdevelopment; not active yet relocatefeds.gov Redirect urbanwaters.gov Redirect Table 3: Summary of 21st Century IDEA Requirements - EPA Domains The table below lists the website modernization requirements of the 21C IDEA, and shows, for each domain, whether it complies with the requirements based on scores from diqitaldashboard.gov. EPA's Web Governance Framework and on-site reviews accordingly. Legend: y 100% compliance with the specific requirement x 0% compliance with the specific requirement - Data not available Requirements of 21C IDEA EPA Domains Website URL's Accessibility Section 3(a)(1) Consistent Look & Feel Section 3(a)(2) Eliminate Redundancy Section 3(a)(3) Search Section 3(a)(4) Secure Connections Section 3(a)(5) Data Driven Design Section 3(a)(6) Customization Section 3(a)(7) Mobile-Ready Section 3(a)(8) airknowledge.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ airnow.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ energystar.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ fedcenter.gov X X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - foiaonline.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - frtr.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ greengov.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ sustainability.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X - 7 ------- Table 4: Summary of 21st Century IDEA Requirements - EPA Subdomains in DD The table below lists the website modernization requirements of the 21C IDEA, and shows, for each subdomain included in GSA's DD Subdomain Pilot, whether it complies with the requirements based on scores from diqitaldashboard.gov. EPA's Web Governance Framework and on-site reviews accordingly. Legend: S 100% compliance with the specific requirement x 0% compliance with the specific requirement - Data not available Requirements of 21C IDEA EPA Subdomains in DD Website URL's Accessibility Section 3(a)(1) Consistent Look & Feel Section 3(a)(2) Eliminate Redundancy Section 3(a)(3) Search Section 3(a)(4) Secure Connections Section 3(a)(5) Data Driven Design Section 3(a)(6) Customization Section 3(a)(7) Mobile-Ready Section 3(a)(8) cdx.epa.gov ¦ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ chemview.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ comptox.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X X echo.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ edg.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X encromerr.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ X ~ ~ ~ ~ enviro.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X X espanol.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ fishadvisoryonline.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ ghgdata.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ hero.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ lew.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ lookforwatersense.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ mywaterway.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ nepis.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ radnet.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ rcrapublic.epa.gov ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ sab.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ semspub.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ X ~ sor.epa.gov X ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - 8 ------- Implementing Requirements The section below explains how EPA complies with each of the 21C IDEA requirements. Section 3(a)(1) Ensure Accessibility for Individuals with Disabilities EPA is committed to the principle that people with disabilities should have comparable access to accessible information and communication technology. EPA has tools and staff dedicated to ensuring implementation of this requirement on www.epa.gov however additional tools and resources are required to accurately measure and track remediation on all EPA domains and subdomains. The programs and resources that support this requirement include: • Section 508 Program - EPA's Section 508 Program provides agencywide coordination and oversight to ensure compliance with federal accessibility requirements. • EPA Section 508 Compliance Assessment and Remediation Plan - EPA's Section 508 Compliance Assessment and Remediation Plan assesses and enhances the accessibility of EPA's existing Information and Communications Technology, while also developing a baseline from which to measure improvements and providing a framework for focusing EPA's Section 508 efforts moving forward. • Drupal WebCMS - EPA's agencywide, content management system has a section 508 compliance certification requirement before publishing to www.epa.gov. • Web Analytics Program - EPA's Web Analytics program supports the Agency's 508 goals by providing tools to help identify and recommend solutions regarding the conformance of www.epa.gov webpages. The results for accessibility were collected from Digital Dashboard (DD) and compliance was determined by the total number of accessibility issues. Websites without any accessibility issues were considered compliant. Websites with accessibility issues were considered non-compliant. DD accessibility module scans for certain common accessibility issues such as color contrast issues, HTML attribute issues and missing image description. Section 3(a)(2) Ensure a Consistent Look and Feel Across Websites All of EPA's public content pages or web applications are required to use the One EPA Web look and feel which is based on the United States Web Design System: USWDS. The "look and feel" enables each web page to be clearly identified on EPA's public access website as belonging to EPA and ensures that each page has required navigational and other design elements. The EPA has tools and staff dedicated to ensuring implementation of this requirement on www.epa.gov. The results for consistency were determined by an on-site review. All domains were manually inspected. Numerous pages from each domain were spot checked, determining a consistent look and feel. Domains with a consistent header and footer throughout all pages were considered compliant. Domains without a consistent header and footer were considered non- compliant. Initiatives that support this requirement include: • EPA Content Review and Approval Process - EPA's Office of Web Communications reviews all new or redesigned web content before it is published. This review helps ensure a consistent look and feel across EPA's websites. 9 ------- • Procedure: Complying with EPA.gov "Look and Feel" - This procedure defines the requirement to use a standard layout for EPA's public access webpages and Web applications so that they are published with a consistent "Look and Feel." The steps for requesting a waiver or exemption from using required specifications of the EPA "Look and Feel" are also included in this procedure. The following types of pages are exempt from the "Look and Feel" specifications and require registration, but do not need a waiver: Partnership Sites, Kid Pages, Tracking Statistics, and Extranet Sites. • Web Standards: Look and Feel Template - This standard template provides the look and feel for the top and bottom of each EPA webpage. The WebCMS produces this look and feel automatically. All applications should use the standalone template. • Standalone Template for Applications - EPA maintains a Standalone One EPA Web Template with the EPA Look and Feel which can be used for all data and content not in the Drupal WebCMS. Content owners can wrap this template around application code, to apply the EPA look and feel to their applications. • EPA Native and Hybrid Mobile App Look and Feel Guidance - Describes the look and feel requirements for mobile hybrid and native mobile applications. Section 3(a)(3) Eliminate Redundancy Identifying and eliminating content that is redundant, outdated, or trivial (ROT) is an important part of regular review. ROT interferes with search results and makes it harder for people to find what they are looking for, erodes the credibility and authority of EPA web content, increases costs for maintenance and data storage, and makes site management more time-consuming and burdensome. EPA's Web Governance provides a framework for reviewing and approving websites before they are set up. The EPA has provided tools and resources to staff to ensure implementation of this requirement and to prevent redundancy. EPA will remain focused on acquiring and implementing Web Analytics tools to provide more detailed measurements of ROT. Initiatives that support this requirement include: • EPA ROT Guidance - Domain owners and web content managers must follow this EPA guidance which explains steps that content owners must take to review content and remove redundant, outdated, and/or trivial information. • EPA Content Review and Approval Process - EPA's Office of Web Communications reviews all new or redesigned web content before it is published. This review helps prevent redundant content from being published. Section 3(a)(4) Make Information Searchable and Discoverable Search functions are important to improving the web visitor experience and for reaching users who primarily rely on commercial search engines to find information. Search compliance was determined by on-site reviews. Websites with search engines were considered compliant and ones without it non-compliant. Initiatives that support this requirement include: 10 ------- • EPA Search Engine - EPA is currently using the Lucid Works Fusion Search Engine. The Search interface is built into the standard template, so search appears on every page. EPA's search collection is available to both EPA's search engine and external search engines such as Google and Bing. • Guidance on Coding forms for Metadata Search - EPA provides content owners with guidance on coding their content to include the proper metadata to improve discoverability. • Reducing Search Exits - EPA uses web analytics data to identify the number of search exits so we can take step to improve our search engine. Reductions in search exits indicate that website visitors are finding the information they need using the search engine. • Reducing Search Refinement - EPA uses web analytics data to identify the number of search refinements to improve the agency's search engine. Reductions in search refinements indicate that website visitors are finding the information they need with fewer searches. • Best Bets - EPA reviews the Foresee survey results and Google Analytics data to find popular search terms and manually updates the list of "Best Bets" to ensure that best results show up first. Section 3(a)(5) Use Secure Connections (HTTPS) EPA takes steps to ensure that all offices within the Agency meet the minimum-security requirements defined in the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication 200. Existing sites on www.epa.gov have been transitioned to HTTPS and any new sites will be HTTPS as well. The EPA has tools and staff dedicated to ensuring implementation of this requirement on www.epa.gov. The secure connections compliance was determined by using the U.S. Department and Homeland Security (DHS) Cvbersecuritv and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) September 2022 Report. The websites secure connections compliance was measured by different metrics such as: using and enforcing HTTPS; using strong HSTS; free of: Secure Socket Layer version 2.0 (SSLv2), Secure Socket Layer version 3.0 (SSLv3), Triple Data Encryption Algorithm (3DES), and Rivest Cipher 4 (RC4). Websites that satisfied these metrics above were considered compliant. Initiatives that support this requirement include: • DHS CISA Report - This report measures the presence and enforcement of HTTPS for Environmental Protection Agency's publicly accessible domains and subdomains. • Information Security Program - EPA's Information Security Program oversees and coordinates implementation of policies, procedures, standards and guidance to ensure that EPA's websites meet minimum federal website security management requirements. • EPA's Information Security Policy - This policy establishes a security policy for EPA's national data communications network. • Procedure: Obtaining an EPA.gov Subdomain - EPA's procedure for registering new subdomains helps ensure that all new sites comply with the HTTPS requirement. 11 ------- Section 3(a)(6) Data Driven Design EPA is dedicated to using quantitative and qualitative data to drive improvements to our website. The data driven design compliance was determined by on-site reviews. Websites with the Agency's Google Tag Manager Code were considered DAP compliant and websites without it were considered non-DAP compliant. Initiatives that support this requirement include: • Digital Dashboard Report for DAP - Google Analytics reports EPA web stats to the GSA Digital Analytics Program (DAP). • Procedure: Google Analytics (GA) Event Tracking - EPA has a procedure that requires google analytics code on all public web content so we can provide usable data to DAP. • Web Analytics - EPA also uses Google Analytics for web traffic and the foresee survey for user feedback. Both tools are on the list of GSA-approved tools, so they comply with the OMB requirements and are approved for federal use. • Web Analytics Training - EPA offers a variety of courses on web management best practices and using web analytics data to drive website improvements. Section 3(a)(7) Customization EPA's Central Data Exchange (CDX) is the only domain that provides a more customized digital experience by allowing users to login and complete digital transactions in an efficient and accurate manner. The customization compliance was determined by on-site reviews. Websites with a login screen were considered compliant and the ones without it non-compliant. Section 3(a)(8) Provide Access to Government Information on Multiple Devices; Mobile-Ready Mobile sites and applications can provide increased visibility to the Agency's mission, while also helping us provide value to our external stakeholders. The mobile-ready results were collected from digitaldashboard.gov September 2022 report. The results were based on a usability status (i.e., mobile friendly, not mobile friendly). Mobile friendly websites were considered compliant and not mobile friendly non-compliant. • Mobile Application Development Strategy - EPA's Mobile Application Development Strategy provides guidance on mobile app development and outlines the various development options including Mobile Web App Development, Hybrid App Development, and Native Mobile App Development. • Web Standards: Look and Feel Template - EPA's standard template provides a responsive design so that EPA web content can be displayed on a variety of devices and window or screen sizes. 12 ------- • EPA Native and Hybrid Mobile App Look and Feel Guidance - Describes the look and feel requirements for mobile hybrid and native mobile applications. Cost Estimation Methodology The numbers of hours estimated to bring websites into compliance were projected based on best estimates from the domain owners. The dollar estimates were calculated based on an assumption of an average of $157 per hour contracting rate. As EPA moves forward with website modernization, the Agency will refine these estimates. Table 5: Domains Estimated Costs and Schedules From Table 1, EPA has prioritized the following websites and digital services. The table below includes an estimated cost of modernization to comply with the requirements in section 3(a) of the 21st Century IDEA, as well as other federal web management requirements (such as: Privacy, Quality, Records Management, Plain Language, Multilingual Content, Mandatory Content, and IPv6). Website/Digital Service Requiring Modernization Estimated Cost Estimated Schedule EPA.GOV $7,159,828 45,604 hours of effort AIRNOW.GOV $385,749 2,457 hours of effort ENERGYSTAR.GOV $690,800 4,400 hours of effort FOIAONLINE.GOV $33,598 214 hours of effort FEDCENTER.GOV $0 N/A FRTR.GOV $62,800 400 hours of effort GLNPO.GOV* $0 N/A SUSTAINABI LITY.GOV**** $0 N/A RELOCATEFEDS.GOV*** $0 N/A CBI-EPA.GOV** $0 N/A GREENGOV.GOV**** $0 N/A AIRKNOWLEDGE.GOV $0 N/A URBANWATERS.GOV*** $0 N/A Total $8,332,775 53,075 hours of effort * Domain still under development. Not active yet. ** Domain is not public. *** Redirect. ****Domain managed by CEQ; cost estimate is unknown. \/AI I — I IIVI IVI A Digitally signed by VAUGHN NOGA VMUVjniN INwVjM Date: 2022.11.09 07:41:09-05'00' Vaughn Noga, Chief Information Officer and Deputy Assistant Administrator for Environmental Information, Office of Mission Support (OMS) 13 ------- Appendix A The following is a list of EPA's external domains and subdomains. This report contains objective data about domains and subdomains included in GSA's Digital Dashboard Subdomain Pilot. EPA used data from diqitaldashboard.gov to provide objective data about domain and subdomain compliance with Federal web management requirements. EPA needs to acquire additional tools and devote additional resources to obtain accurate measurements for 600+ internal and external subdomains (except forwww.epa.gov. which already has dedicated tools and resources). 19january2017snapshot.epa.gov enviroatlas.epa.gov owlspub.epa.gov 19january2021 .snapshot.epa.gov enviroflash.epa.gov owshiny.epa.gov 3dhrs.epa.gov enviro-new.epa.gov owsrf.epa.gov aams.epa.gov enviro-staging.epa.gov owsrfprod.epa.gov acres5.epa.gov epa.gov ozone.epa.gov acres6.epa.gov epamap03.epa.gov ozoneairqualitystandards.epa.gov actor.epa.gov epamap13.epa.gov p2grantsplus.epa.gov actorws.epa.gov epamap17.epa.gov p2rmis.epa.gov adam.epa.gov epamap18.epa.gov partek-dev.epa.gov ags.response.epa.gov epamap31.epa.gov partek-prod.epa.gov airknowledge.gov epamap32.epa.gov partek-stg.epa.gov airnow.epa.gov epamap33.epa.gov pasteur.epa.gov airnow.gov epamap36.epa.gov pasteur-stg.epa.gov airnow2.epa.gov epamap37.epa.gov patt.epa.gov airnow-cdn.epa.gov epamap9.epa.gov 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