NEPA-MCP
Case study · Policy
DOE sponsor and ACRES Brownfields contributor to PNNL’s environmental-data toolkit. 1 merged PR; 4 open PRs.
- Stack
- 23 MCP servers, 88 research capabilities, 32 GIS layers; Python, published to PyPI. Built and maintained by PNNL.
- Status
- LIVE
- Dates
- Reviewed November 6, 2026
- Links
- Live site · Source code
Background
What federal, state, and local rules actually govern environmental review for a given project site?
NEPA-MCP is PNNL's PermitAI toolkit. Its 23 MCP servers provide 88 research capabilities and 32 GIS layers from 13 federal agencies. I sponsored the project at DOE and contributed the EPA ACRES Brownfields server.
Species, floodplain, historic-district, air-quality and contaminated-site records reside in separate federal systems. The toolkit lets an AI assistant query them during preliminary screening. It does not replace agency or Tribal consultation.
My Contributions
I sponsored NEPA-MCP at DOE and built its EPA ACRES Brownfields server, merged in PR #24. It returns grant-reported properties near a project area, with EPA record links and coverage limits.
My other PRs cover Superfund, former defense sites, BRAC installations, and NRC licensing documents.
- #24: Add EPA ACRES Brownfields MCP server — Merged
- #58: Add EPA Superfund MCP server and research skill — Open
- #60: Add USACE FUDS property research tools and skill — Open
- #61: Add BRAC research tools and skill — Open
- #62: Add NRC ADAMS document research tools and skill — Open
PR status checked . Open PRs are proposed additions.
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