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EPA wants mobile, API feedback

By David Stegon

August 17, 2012

The Environmental Protection Agency wants to hear from citizens on two open data questions as part of the Digital Government Strategy:

What EPA information would you like to be able to access on mobile devices?

What EPA information, data, or applications would you like to us make available via API?

Share responses at this blog post by EPA Chief Information Officer Malcolm Jackson.

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