Open tools and publishing that keep the work grounded in source material.
These independent information platforms are maintained by CEQA Labs as public research infrastructure. They demonstrate how thoughtful interfaces can improve access without replacing professional interpretation.
Independent information platforms
Research interfaces built around the underlying record.
Federal precedent search
NEPA.Tools
A practitioner-built search and comparison interface for the PNNL NEPATEC 2.0 public corpus, designed to shorten historical-document research while keeping users close to the underlying records.
Search more than 120,000 public NEPA documents
Filter by document type, lead agency, location, sector, project type, and keyword
Shortlist, compare, review, and export source records
NEPA.Tools is an independent interface built on the PNNL NEPATEC 2.0 public dataset. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by PNNL, DOE, CEQ, or any federal agency.
A founder-led research journal examining how AI is changing CEQA and NEPA practice through analysis, implementation guides, source monitoring, and governance references.
Long-form analysis at the intersection of environmental planning and AI
Access to information does not replace interpretation.
These platforms support research and public education. Project-specific CEQA and NEPA decisions still require authoritative sources, qualified professional judgment, and the appropriate agency or legal review.
