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Home My WebLink AboutNCD980602163_19971208_Warren County PCB Landfill_SERB C_1995 Kentucky Toxics Release Inventory Report-OCR·. t 1995 KENTUCKY TOXICS RELEASE INVFNI'ORYREPORT http://wwW.epa.gov/enviro/html/tris/state/kentncky.html ·~ . ") 1995 KENTUCKY TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 This Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) state report provides release and transfer information for Kentucky. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a TRI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name. State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 3,685,296 1,556 418 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities 3,683,589 13,688,177 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Air Emissions Surface Water Discharges Underground Injection Releases to Land Total On-site Releases On-site Waste Management Recycling Energy Recovery Treatment Total On-site Waste Management 40,771,465 432,731 2 801,000 42,005,198 277,989,960 59,507,244 97,800,220 435,297,424 Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Recycling Energy Recovery Treatment Publicly Owned Treatment Works{POTW s) Disposal Other Off-site Tranfers Total Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases 53,769,200 7,941,916 11,573,753 1,639,426 1,470,274 0 76,394,569 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 1 of3 12/08/97 12:42:32 1995 KENTIJCKY TOXICS RELH.ASE INVENTORY REPORT , . http://wwW.epa.gov/enviro/html/lris/state,entucky.h1ml ~!ExYL~E~NE~<MIXE~~DEIS~OEME::==R=S)=====~!I 4,500,12911 · ···· 1,047jl 1,02311 4;502;200! 1~,T~OL~UE~NE~=========~j' 4,453,230!1 874ll 1,58411 4,455,687j llN-HEXANE _,, wmm.•mmm ,mmmmmmm,-,, ll 2,090,~,,~~L 328ll 1,77~1 2,092,621J Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was r used in these calculations C:: ·:·~~:~' ·:·: -. :J1:~~::1:~i~r:i:a~;-[~~~~~~~:~:::1~~~l[J:i~] !(cHLORODIFLUOROMETITANE ................ !l ....... 6,223,256jl ······················-··············· o!L. ..................................... oJL._ .................. ~L.. ... 6,223,257j llMETITANOL ................................................................ ll... ... 5,198,164l_······················-205,152lL. ..................................... o!L.._ ....... 4,o9d:I .... _ 5,4os,oo6J !{XYLENE .. <MIXEo .. 1soMERSl ..................... .JL .... 4,50o,129~I .............................. 1,0411L. ..................................... 0JL._ ........ 1,02ajl.._ ... 4,502,2ooj !jTOLUENE ..................................................... ·· ................ 11 .... 4,453,23ojl.._··································s1~L ..................................... o!L. .......... 1,5s4,L_··· 4,455,687j l(N-HEXANE::::::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,JI,,,,,,, 2,090,519~!.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,========== 32sll, '====================================== oJL::=,,,,,,,, 1, 114l[_'"'' 2,092,621! Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations L' Facilitv II .GlY .countv .. ·:~1surfaceWa1er'=rs ; ~--·--· , • .-----.,:. ~ • ,. w ............ -· __ . • ........ • •• ·.----.---:,.::.: .• w.:::: ...... , .. -w .. ,w ... .J .~.'!1.i .... } ... ~ .. ! ... .--1?.i.s.-;~.?..r.~w~.J J9.}~?.~~L~~,.~,,.~.~J j[ou. PONT ........................................................... ...!lLouisvILL:~i ·J.:EFFERSON ....... ~!6,3?9,?~~lL .. ······••A ................ ot ................. oll6,3?Q,(52~l ftE~F .~ TOCHEM. !')'.J\. _INC.. ............. .,JCAL Vr:J:~:rcID', MARSH~l,ll},Q~Q?429lt ..... ••.• .... .. ?,248lL ··• .......... ~[3,0~~,677 j t~PRODS.-~-~:~~~~-Jl~.'.::~=~=-~·~AL~~·~4,~11 -_____:_~,1?41LJ~.02~,4__44 [osRAM .. S.YLV.ANIA .. iNE·················11vERS.AILLE·s~\v606Foiu5 ..... ll""i:S-s·1·:20·21r··············· .. ·················-i1[ ·············o;f23s·1·:2·031. 1=~~0TOR' MFQ."""'""""""··-llGEORGETOWN,,SCOIT""=J[ 2,027,8'l'lt"""="""""""""' 5~□1 ~[2,027,86ll j AMERICAN SYNTHETIC !iLOUISVILLE JEFFERSON 1 1 604 711 / 521l cl 1 605 232l : RUBBER t: ' : , , : : ' ' ' ~ l!FORD.MOTOR .. co ..................................... liLou1svILLE,.JEFFERSON ........ ll..1,338,.192iL. ................................ ol. ................. ~[1.,338,.192j l{WESTV ACO.CORP .................................. J WICKLIFFE,.BALLARD ................ 1!_1,1.65,257/l ................... 164,871l .... },492jl_1,333,620; ~OWENsBq.~q.oRAIN .. co .. rNc.!iowENSBORo,.oA vrnss ........... J!..1_,330,oooJL. .......................... 25oJL. ................ 5ll1_,330,255J 1jBROWN .PRINTING. co ..................... ..J[FRANKLIN, .. SIMPSON ................. lL 1,124,838l .................................. d:L. ................. d:l.1,1.24,s3g1 2of3 121J8/97 12:42:33 199S!""..ENTIJCKY TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htm]ftris/state/kentucky.hlrnl .. . Top Ten Facilities for Total Releases _ All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 3of3 9TRI State Reports 9TR[ Queries •TRI Overview Page CIEnvirofacts Home Page This report was created on 06-DEC-1997. I 2{)8/97 12:42:33 ~5 TENNESSEE TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wwW.epa.gov/enviro/hlrn1/tris/state/tennessee.htm!- 1995 TENNESSEE TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY -REPORT Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 This Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) state report provides release and transfer information for Tennessee. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For ~l releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a TRI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name. State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 4,877,185 2,135 636 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities 9,418,748 10,635,923 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the -range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Air Emissions 93,922,335 Surface Water Discharges 1,549,655 Underground Injection 1,174,574 Releases to Land 5,328,679 Total On-site Releases 101,975,243 On-site Waste Management Recycling 615,958,386 Energy Recovery 62,560,066 Treatment 128,781,448 Total On-site Waste Management 807,299,900 Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Recvcling Energy Recovery Treatment Publicly Owned Treatment Works(POTW s) Disposal Other Off-site Tranfers Total Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases 58,765,251 5,961,038 12,274,807 4,746,410 4,025,340 0 85,772,846 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations - 1 of 4 12f)8/97 12:42:07 l-995 TENNESSEE TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htm1/lm/state/tennessee.html ,. Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 2of 4 12fJ8/97 12:42:07 )95)5 TENNESSEE TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wwW.epa.gov/enviro/htm1/tris/state/tennessee.html Top Ten Facilities for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was · used in these calculations 3of4 12/08{)7 12:42:08 ,. l9J5 TENNESSEE TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wwW.epagov/enviro/htrnJ/tris/state/tennesseehtml 4of4 9TRI State Reports 9TRJ Queries •TRI Overview Paqe 9Envirofacts Home Page This report was created on 06-DEC-1997_. 12fJ8/97 12:42:08 . 1995 MISSISSIPPI TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http-.//www.epa.gov/enviro/htm1/lris/state/mississippihtJn! 1995 MISSISSIPPI TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 This Toxics Release Inventory (fRI) state report provides release and transfer information for Mississippi. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a TRI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name. State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 2,573,216 1,090 323 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities 213,100 8,902,484 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the · range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Air Emissions Surface Water Discharges Underground Injection Releases to Land Total On-site Releases On-site Waste Management Recycling Energy Recovery Treatment Total On-site Waste Management 43,969,114 8,338,879 82,258 4,249,688 56,639,939 252,652,882 33,382,226 103,703,564 389,738,672 Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Recycling Energy Recovery Treatment Publicly Owned Treatment Works(POTW s) Disposal Other Off-site Tranfers Total Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases 33,188,879 3,396,141 2,761,299 767,057 1,071,877 0 41,185,254 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 1 of3 12fJ8/97 12:40:41 . 1995 MISSISSIPPI TOXICS RELFASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wwW.epa.gov/enviro/htrnl/tris/state/mississippihtml !IIOLUENE II 5,531,9171! 8,63?il . 34zjj 5,540,89ij IIAMMONIA ll 5,143,1161! 227,53611 87,00811 5,457,66Il l!DICHLOROMETHft~ ll 3,970,039!! 111 1JI . 3,970,0411 Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was ·~ used in these calculations ~1: ==::::::::::::::::::::::Chemical:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1r:::::::::::Ait::::::::::::1r:::: Surface: Water :::::l[~Undera:round:::::1 ·::: Releases :::l[::::::::: Io1al. ;::::::::! : t: • • 1= • i . • • ~ ~ I i Name H Em1ss10ns i D1scbarees ! · In ,ectmn l to Land ! Releases 1 • •o-•••uo•oooouoooooooooooooooooo• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ... ou••••••••• ••••••••••n• ••••• •••• ... •••••• .. ,,,oJ ![NITRATE. COMPOUNDS ................... JL. ............ ...15,3.12JL.. .................... ..7 ,816,24711 ......................................... oJL. ....................... 5l!... ..... ..7 ,83 l,564j 1jMETHANOL ................................................. .JL. ...... 1 ,106,662!! ............................... 1 o4,006Jl... ......................................... oll... ............ 6,301l ....... 1 ,8.16,969j ![TOLUENE ......................................................... IL ...... 5,53.l ,917JL ................................. 8,637ll... .............................. 3,632J!... ................ 342ll .......... 5,544,527l 1!AMMONIA ..................................................... · ... H .......... 5,143,1.1.6!1 .............................. 221,536J!... ......................................... 1ll... ......... 81,008Jl... ...... 5,457,66zj l[orcHLOROMETHANE ,,,,::,,,,,,,,,,::,,,,,. !t,,,,,,,, 3,970,039Jl::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1lL,,,,,,,,, ·,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, oJL,,,,,,,,::,,,,,,,,,,,,, ·1ll.,,,,,,,,,3,970,o41l " Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations r-F Tl . II llll c I Ii All: i~urface Waterl[1Meases 11 Illtal i :I__ . ac, _'. Y. __ ..-! _ _ _ . : _ @" Y .... ..iEmission:C Discharg,s J Jo Land I Re•eas=J l[vry~~13lJR-qp-IBMICALco ........... ![v1c~s!3yRq.~~~~ ..... lL ... 111!17?ll ............ ?,223,969JL ............... ,.qll1,3411l33J l~::MCGEE ~~~~--_,J E~:~:JN,_MONROE _JL203,00~l 35,23114,041,00014,279,237! 1[Miss1ssIPPI_CHEMICAL.coRP. __ l[YAzoocITY,_YAzoo _______ l[2,629,768l[-__________ 606,923lL ___________ o}[3,236,69il j[oEORGIA-PACIFIC' [ORP.,cc,c,Jl~~~~~i0 ·,,c=,,,,,,,,,, lt 2,945,25{,,,,,,,,, 128,68dil '''' 33,6ool[ 3,107,534 i[oENCORP ........................................................... .J.COLUMBus, .. LoWNDEs ..... li 2,161_,003J[ ............................. 15ff .................... o112,161,01sj ·1 ........................................................................ ,r··········································································1···························,,···································· .. 11·························ir·····················-·, 1 INTERNATIONAL.PAPER .................. l NATCHEZ, ADAMS ...................... L2,172,075l ...................... 58,633l ........... 6,3.88! 2,237,096; ~oN, PRoos,., co.,,,,,,,,,,,,, u 1 PASCAGOULA. ,JACKSON,,, 1 1~ 2,081 ,246J·[r ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.61,85 41 r ,,,,,,,, 2. 1651[12.,151,265J j ou PONT ! P Ass CHRISTIAN, l 1 953 25ol o! o1 1 953 250! i l HARRISON I\ ' ' l l ; ' ' j : ·························································································· ) ·•········································································..!-.......................... , ······································' ·······················..! ·························' l!INTERNATIONAL.PAPER ................. .J!REowooo,.wARREN .......... H .1,688,.151H ...................... 10,35o;l .. · ................... o!l1_,698,501j l(woRLo.coLoR ............................................. .J[coRINTH, .. ALCoRN ................. ..lL 1,633,92olL. ................................ oll ................... o;l 1,633,9201 2of3 12/08/9712:40:41 1995 MISSISSIPPI TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htmlftris/state/mississippihtml Top Ten Facilities for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was · used in these calculations 3 of3 9TRJ State Reports •TRI Queries •TRI Overview Page •Envirofacts Horne Page This report was created on 06-DEC-1997. 12/)8/97 12:40:42 1995 GOORGIA TOXICS RELFASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htmVtris/state/georgia.hlml 1995 GEORGIA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 This Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) state report provides release and transfer information for Georgia. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a 1RI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name. State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 6,4_78,216 2,258 719 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities 7,700,538 8,183,166 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Off-site Transfers for Air Emissions 47,632,887 Further Waste Management Surface Water Discharges 6,345,109 Recycling 36,112,140 Underground Injegtion 6' Energy Recovery 8,101,748 Rele!!ses to Land 1,564,718 Treatment 5,773,863 Total On-site Releases 55,542,720 Publicly Owned Treatment 2,013,135 WorkscPOTWs) On-site Waste Management Disposal 964,179 Recycling 2,494,411,977 Other Off-site Tranfers 0 Energy Regovery 56,518,511 Total Off-site Transfers for Further 52,965,064 Waste Management Treatment 251,722,425 Total On-site Waste 2,802,652,913 Management .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ·-·················· .................................. . Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 1 of3 12/)8/97 12:39:23 1995 GEORGIA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT :. http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htmL'1ris/state/georgia.html ~AMMWM ll 7,045,71111 327,50811 · 18,97~1 7,392,18~ ~!NTIRATE COMPOUNDS .......... · ll 26711 5,359,06~1 111 . .. 5,359,33~ l!IOLUENE . II 3,015,06611 144jl ~I 3,015,810J !!XYLENE (MIXED ISOMERS) H 2,707,43811 96!1 251II 2,707,785! Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was ·-, used in these calculations lr:::,,,,,,,,,,,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.l:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:::,,,,,,.m····················::::::::;;:;;:::_ Chemical Air l Surface Water I Under~round l Releases ·11 I01al l Name Emissions i Dischan:es I Iniectjon i to Land ! Releases i ·--··································· ......................................... .... . ... ,......... . ....... .J .......... . ........ , ... . ...•........ . .... J !(METHANOL .......................................................... ...IL.. ... 12,486,687H ......................... 352,897!1... ..................................... oU ......... 35,542U_ -... 12,815,126l j!AMMONIA .............................................................11 ......... 7,045,711Jl .......................... 327,508Jl... ...................................... 1Jl... ....... 18,970!1 .......... 7,392,189j ![NTIRATE.COMPOUNDs .......................... ...11 ....................... 2671! ..................... 5,359,060!1... ..................................... ot ...................... 1JL. ....... 5,359,33~ llTOLUENE ..................................................... · .......... ...11 ......... 3,o 15,066JL .................................. 144J[ ........................................ oJL .................... Oil .......... 3,o.15,8.1oj ~~ENE. <~?. .. !.~.?~~S> .............. ..11.. ...... 2,707 ,4.~.~!L ...................................... ?~l!... ...................................... ?.l!... ............... ~.?..lll ....... 2,~?7 ,785l ......................................................................................... _ ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations !( -----~;;~~: Ii .. County I ~i~ !I S~r~ce·w;;u;11ReJ;;;r ~ -·1 ~ _ _ ~ JL__ ~~--w.w.----····-J.,'2.~•.S.§.'2~.S.J. __ J?.1§S.~JV:~g~_j 19..½.~.~gJ. __ ;B.~~~~ l - ![~s~ G~M!~ALs.~.A .. ING: H~?c::Ys:r:~I Rrc~oND . __ J L.1 '. os6.,. s8~1L __ ._ -~·' 424 ,.9s91l ---······· 0113., 481 ,.s48J llQREA'f.SQTJTf!ER~PAPEI3: GP: J cE?~ .. SPRINGS , E~~y.JL2.,.591,_?15jL__ ........... 23, 596Jf..540 ,.819][_ 3,156 ,.Boj !(UNio~ GAMP co~~·····--·················•·····.,HsAv~AH, .. CHAT~ JL~ ,.821, ~s3 iL .... 300 ,.533JI oll 3, 121,.616J l!~AND.CO~AINER.COR~· ........ .,HROME, .. ~LOYD hA .... w ... JI ~'.9?~,255n ·.., 87.,.75oj( .93 ,oooff3 ,.08~, oo5J l{EN9ELHARJ? GORP .. ···-······., ... .,JlATTAPULGUS,MDECA:U~ ... .JL.1 ,_4~~, oo~lL wl ,?12 ,.497!1 _ .... Ah oj[2, ?94! 503l l!ARf;ADIAN ~~~~1z13R.I-:: J> ........ J Auc;~S.TA, RI~~?ND .,. .... ll.1, 596 ,.692lL ... -. ....... 337, 014)[ ·--···--··~Li, 933, 10~ l[INTERNA TIONAL .PAPER ............... -... ..HAuGUSTA, .... RrcHMoND············ll .. 1,.674.,. 01.1JL. ................... 40 ,.01411 ........ 4., 585jl._1., 1.18 ,.130! ~jGEORGIA-PACIFIC.CORP .................. JBRUNswrcK, ... GLYNN ·············· ll_1., 4.69 ,.s68ff ...................... 35 ,.104JL. .. 29 ,.384Jl._1,.534., .. 6.56j l[an.,MAN.PAPER.co ..................................... asAINT .. MARYS·,····CAMDEN ..... 11 .1,.209 ·'· 01.011 ...................... 54 '.420!1... ................. oll.. 1., 2.63. ,.490 j ~!TENNECO .PACKAGING ......................... !lcLYATTVILLE, .... LOWNDES .JI.. 1., .. 11.s ,.8s2lL.. ................... 42 .'. s s 1H .............. 218!l._1,.218., .. 68.1l 2of3 12/08/97 12:39:23 .. 1995 GEORGIA TOXICS RELFASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htmJ/tris/state/georgia.html Top Ten Facilities for Total Releases Al(chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 3 of3 •TRI State Reports •TRI Queries 8TRI Overvi.E:W Pag(:! •Envirofacts Home Page This report was created on 05-DEC-1997. 12ft)8t97 12:39:24 1995 ALABAMA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htm]/tris/slate/a1abama.h~ 1995 ALABAMA TOXICS -RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 This Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) state report provides release and transfer information for Alabama. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a TRI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name. State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 4,040,587 1,931 524 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State 35,901,817 11,622,734 Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Air Emissions 91,919,449 Surface Water Discharges 3,544,494 Underground Injection 18 · Releases to Land 7,307,624 Total On-site Releases 102,771,584 On-site Waste Management Recycling 1,039,961,282 Energy Recovery Treatment Total On-site Waste Management 47,013,113 415,491,466 1,502,465,861 Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Recycling Energy Recovery Treatment Publicly Owned Treatment WorkscPOTW s) Disposal Other Off-site Tranfers 34,903,918 13,551,946 6,772,808 729,509 7,911,547 250 Total Off-site Transfers for Further 63,869,978 Waste Management Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 1 of3 l 2/JS/97 12:39:57 1995 ALABAMA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wWw.epagov/enviro/htmJ/tris/s1ate/a1abama.html l!METHA!:fQk II 17,661,350jl 1,215,4411! 75,3551! 18,952,146! ~XYLENE <MIXED ISOMERS) · jj-· 4,442,41~1 -93511 . 2531! 4,443,602) l!ZINC COMPOUNDS II 58,147l 176,665 I 4,130,5081! 4,365,31~ tlAMMONIA II 3,642,236!1 559,95ojj 72,2081! 4,274,39~ Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts are report~d in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was -y used in these calculations ~::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Chemical::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·1r:::;:::: ~ :::::::::::I[::: Sul)face'water::::lf U~d~ri:~ound:::,,1::: Re~es:::11:::::::::·Thlal-··1 t ............................... Name .................................... ..J .... m1ssmos.... .........,schari:es ........ L.. ...... J11ectmo ............ Joand .... L.. ... BeJeases J ![CARBON. DISULFIDE·································· ll ..... 34, 148,419ll... ............................. 6,909ll_ ....................................... on .......................... o!L. .. ..34~ 155,32~ l!METHANoL ......................................................... .JL. ... 11,661,350!1 ................... ...1,215,441jL._ .................................... o!L .......... 15,355}L._ .... 18,952,146j !(XYLENE. (MIXED .. ISOMERS} ............... ll ......... 4,442,414jl ............ · ....................... 935H ......................................... 1JL. ................. 253!i .......... 4,443,60~ ljZINc. COMPOUNDS .................................... .JI ................ s8,141!l .......................... 116,665jL._ .................................... o!l ..... 4,13o,so8U ......... 4,365,319j l(AMMONIA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,lL,,,,,,,3,642,236lL,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,::,,, ss9,9soi!,,,,,,,,,',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,oJL,,,,,,,,,, 12,208H,,,,,,,,,,4,274,394j Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was · used in these calculations J F Tt ii ill! c l' I Ail: l~rface water'[ Releases [ Total i ; aCJ I Y_ __j --~, -OU~__] J<;mi§§iQ]J§"=l)ig!J?Jg<:§ j JoiaP!IJ !l-!;I.~ : l{coURTAVLDS.FIBE:Rs .. INc. ..... 1IA?CJs .•. ~of!~~E--~ ................... ff~?,431,oooJL.. .... s1,8oo~L .. s29,4oo!l.34;n8,201l Huss. FAIRFf?~D WORKS ... ., .. llF~~~P?LJ?, ~~R~(?N JI 108,695!L Am••··-······· 6,522Jl3,955,45:YI... 4,07Q,67 ll l[MEAD COATED BOARD.INc,JlcqTT9~9N! ~USSEIL •m.l[3,331,679JL .. 7,751~1 _., .. 17,228!1 _3,3?6,658l 1lRE~OLDs. ~T A.L~ .. co •.... ..JlsJ:IE:~FJ?LD,. ~(?LBE~1: , .. lL ~.886,96~1....... .... ·-····--·· oJL... o!L 2,886,960J lllfJ:FERSON SMJ.mFIT .co~~ •. \IB~\Y!o~. i;:s~~~IA: ..ll 2!~~s.s61lL... .... .. .. 60, 737~1 ......... 1,Q~!!I . 2~s~1 ,319l ~.3M -··········••m••··········••m••···········-J ol!~,.MARION ......................... JI 2,471,010!1 ... ., ,.. ............ -.01L ................... 9JI 2,47~ j{cHAMPION .INTL .. coRP ............. llcouRTLAND,.LAWRENCEJL._2,238,228lL. ................... 44,7991l ......... 18,331!1....2,3o1,3s8! ~jJNTERN A TION AL.PA PER .......... ..li.SELMA,__DALLAS .......................... .J! .... 1,907 ,6071! .................. 357,281H.. ............... ...12)L._ 2,264,899] j[AMoco.cHEMICAL .. co •.............. l!oEcATUR,. MORGAN .............. .JL.. 2,os1 ,306ll... ................ 192,6231l ....................... o!L..2,249,929l jjKIMBERLY-CLARK.CORP .......... llMoBILE,.MOBILE ....................... .JL..1,1q~ •. ?..7..Qll... ................ 521.,04oil ...................... oJl.._2,224,010J ,.-,.; .................. , ............... _ ·•-· ···-······ --·••.•.•·--••.•·······-··· .. ···•• ....................................... , ... ···•·· ............................................... ,.,,., .......... ,.,. __ ,;,. ..................... _ ..... __ ..... ····•--·· ............ ·•·.••· . ·········-········ .......... _ ··•·· -· ..... .. .. . 2of3 I 2/J8/97 12:39:58 1995/JABAMA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epagov/enviro/hlm]/tris/state/alabama.html ,.. . Top Ten Facilities for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was ' used in these calculations I II 1~· !~Surface l~i~R 1 ~· · · · · c t LW.. = wt = • eeases ~ = -oun v . . = di er = • • ; Faghtx . ~----: Em1SSJous; ff h -; ln1ec!J!!D to Land ·Relea'KI! i=========:::-:::======:::::::::: 1 ,sc arm 1 ~s FIBERS-]l:..xis._Mon~~-[33,431,000!~ -____ { 529,4F~~~ luss EAJRFIELD wQRKS J!:S~ __ ]~9511_ _ 6,52~L -~13.~ _ 4,010,6111 ~D CQATED ~Jli~~~ON, 3,331,~~_s-~L-~~.2281 3,356,6581 jRETIIDLDS METAL>, m,koLIIERT • 2,886,~60J-_ _ Oj _ _j ~ 2,886,96~ ii . 1isHEFF1ELD l . ii i□i ij~i::.RSQN 'SMUEE!I m,J:s~~~ '""""='J'" 2,465,561]1,,,m"""'""" 60,737lL"""""""""'="'ol[ 3, -2,527,31~ !lf?.:M ........ ,,,::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:; .. ;ltaurn,: MARION ::::::,,Jl,,},471,0101![:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:;;;;;01!1;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; oJ_f ";;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;: ~-r·· 2,471,01 ~ l \COURTLAND, l I l l l ] CHAMPION IN"TL. CORP. lLA WRENCE 2,238,228l 44,799l 01 18,331~ 2,301,358; ilmrnRNA TION AL. p APERJisELMA, DALLAs .... ..lL 1,907 ,607~1 ................ 357 ,281~1... .............................. ojL. ................ 1 ~I... 2,264,89~ I AMoco. CHEMICAL. co .. JI MoRaAN . .' ..................... .J ... 2,os1,306J... .............. 192,623J ................................ .°i ...................... oJ ... 2.249,92~ l !: l 1 1 =1 io •~ ' =DECATUR l = = ' 't...~:-~:~:.~~~! jKIMBERLY-!:LARK IIMoBILE MOBILE I 1102 910:1 521 04011 olOo! 2 224 0101 : CORP !· ' [ ' ' : ' : l ; ' ' : , __ ·---····-·-······ ___ L_ -· • ··--·---·--' --···---··-·' -· -• -··-' -· ---· ···-· j ----_, ········-·--J 3of3 •TRI State Reports •TRI Queries •TRI Overview Page •Envirofacts Home Page This report was created on 05-DEC-1997. 12,,{)8/97 12:39:58 !9§~IJ~R1H CAROLINA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wWw.epa.gov/enviro/htm]/tris/state/north_carolina.htrnl 1995 NORTH CAROLINA -T-OXICS RELEASE-INVENTORY REPORT -- Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 1bis Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) state report provides release and transfer information for North Carolina. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a TRI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name. State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 6,628,637 2,621 881 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities 9,244,365 55,989,910 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Off-site Transfers for Air Emissions 65,863,135 Further Waste Management Surface Water Discharges 2,622,439 Recycling 99,831,501 Underground InjeQtion 3 Energy Recovery 10,617,797 Releases to Land 17,732,527 Treatment 14,063,542 Total On-site Releases 86,218,104 Publicly Owned Treatment 3,137;744 Works(POTW s) On-site Waste Management Disposal 1,822,525 Recycling 1,762,742,116 Other Off-site Tranfers 0 Energy Recovery 49,615,599 Total Off-site Transfers for Further 129,473,109 Waste Management Treatment 371,445,713 Totl;!l On-sirn Waste 2,183,803,428 Management Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 1 of3 l 2f.J8/97 12:41 :46 !M ~,~TH CAROLINA 'IOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epa.gov/enviro/htm]Jtris/state/orth_carolina.html ii Chemical IL Air 11 Slirface Water !LReleasesjl Thlal l1=·====· :t.;N~~~.m~-~~=====~'~ ~E~m~i~ss~jo~ns_JL_n;schare~ l 19. Lani LBeJeases l~~~~~O~L~ .. ·=·····= .... ===== ... = ..... ===·· .. = ..... = ..... ~l~[ ==17=,2=3=1,=12=;~ ............. 161516 19,5011. 17,4i2,341 l~lr~Ho~s~r~H~o~~~c!E:A~CIP~=====~ll=I ===53=,3=1~21 s 9,734,351i 9,1s1.121l ll~IO~L~UE~NE~=======~lll= ===8=,9=70=,9~7ljl 31l! ........... 434fi 8,971,43ij !!CHROMIUM COMPOUNDS II 7,316ll 7,916!1 7,337,495'i 7,352,728l !l=IAMM==o=NI=A========~II:::: ==5=,7=3=4,=74=:1JI 1,2s4,398ll 30,1so!l 1,049,92sl Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was . used in these calculations " L__ _ --==~' _ J _Em~[ ~)}1::.:!•cJ[ 11fa~:f:~1~:=J R~J l[METHANOL ...................................................... J ...... 11 ,231, 12~L. ..................... ...161., 1.1611... ...................................... olL. .......... 19,501ll... ..... 11,412,341J jjPHOSPHORIC .Acm .................................... 1 ............... 53,37zj!... ......................................... sll.. ...................................... oJL. .. 9,734,35 ll ......... 9,787 ,121j l(TOLUENE ............................................................. J!. ........ 8,970,97111 ........................................ 3111... ...................................... l ll ·················· 434=1... ........ 8,97 l,436l jl_cHROMIUM .coMPOUNDs .............. J .................... 7,316!1... ............................ ..7 ,916ll ....................................... oJL. .. 7,337,495H._ ........ 7,352,12sj 1(AMMONIA::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::a.,,::::::5,734,741Jl.,.:::::::::::::::::::1,,284,398jL:::::::::·':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::olt,:::::::::::30,780jt,,,::::::7,049,925l Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations f . F -rt . . . Ii ..... .cill" C I . . 11E ~:ons!ISurfaceWater1[ Releases 11 TojaJ l :: ac, 1 v __ __Jt__ ' 00~:':._i 111i i j _J?i~F~?r!'!"'. i JR~l!P!IJJW~ i !fRCS Pf!Q~~I,IATE<;p'. Ir--JS::m••-,mH~lJRORA? !3EA~q~i: ...... J L3 ~74<5,~?9l., •. m,,,.-,m,.• .1ll9?734,600l[!3,~~1,Q77l lfiliWENTAL CHEMICAL,=,)!~~!~ YNE, NEW=!.~[ ~![=3~~[~~.r-~~05,99~. l CHAMPION INTL. CORP. HCANTON, HAYWOOD l 4,341,6201 . 62,852l 0~~04,472l : ----·----------,:,,::::::::::,::::::·,·,::·,:::: .... ::,:,,::::::::::::-1r-=•·:··· ...................................... ::::;;;·::::,·:·:·,·,·::::,:~l·::::::::;,:::::::= .... ~l····==:: ..................... ~I·.. ··:[ ......... ==·~ 1 FEDERAL PAPER BOARD co. llRIEGELWOOD, l 3 452 4101 22s 4011 37 oool 3114 sul : INC.. 1=COLUMBUS i ' ' : ' j ' i ' ' i ib;~AEQSER ·co,=::::::lf ~~~~:~~~K:,:::···1t~:!!:::~~j[:::::::::::::,:::,~:::~j,,,,:,376 , 23~t~:~~!::~~ [~TAPE. TECHNOLOGIES _J [HicKORY, _CATAWBA.. j[ 1,434,3_14] ................................ { .. ····-·········ol .... 1_,434,314 !{WEYERHAEUSER.PAPER.co .. Jv ANCEBORO, .cRA VEN ....... ...lL 1,269,I.6(1.._ ................... 11,012!1... ......... 1,636Jl ... 1,2s1,sos/ llBROYHILL FURNITURE IND. !!LENOIR CALDWELL l 1 221 67911 o!Ool 1 221 679! ; IN'"' i: ' i ' ' : l : ' ' ; J~ J sournPORT, _BRUNSWICK ;[ 24,oo 1]l _ 1, 140,3sd:L o]L 1,1_64,3511 2of3 12ft)8/97 12:41 :47 -1_995 ~inrrn C,AROLINA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wWW .epagov/enviro/htmJ/tris/state/south_carolina.html 1995 SOUTH CAROLINA TOXICS -RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 11ris Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) state report provides release and transfer information for South Carolina. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a TRI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name . ... ,ue:.e~.e«-e«««.e~.:«uv.u.!««.e.e.e.e-:.i!-e.t.:.e.eecu.w:-:.:.eie«.~.ew.«-c.c««.e.e.-~.e.ei:.:.eu.e«.e«u-"..ue.c««.e.e«.e«w.m.e«ue«v.«.eet.e«.e.emu.ueew.««-e«««.e«~.e«.e.::.c-:m.eeev~uueee«m.e.e.e.e«««~«.:.e.e~••·•·•••••ttHeee:.emmw.eeeeeveceee•••••••••••••••ee State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 3,486,703 1,835 494 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities 34,532,026 12,405,825 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Off-site Transfers for Air Emissions 51,986,748 Further Waste Management Surface Water Discharges 1,754,359 Recycling 114,536,300 Underground Injection 2 Energy Recovery 11,208,330 Releases to Land 741,239 Treatment 10,709,918 Total On-site Releases 54,482,348 Publicly Owned Treatment 3,885,519 Works(POTW s) On-site ,vaste Management DiSl)osal 991,335 Recycling 277,710,357 Other Off-site Tranfers 0 Energy Recovery 50,562,712 Total Off-site Transfers for Further 141,331,401 Waste Management Treatment 122,320,496 Total On-site Waste 450,593,565 Management Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts ure reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 1 of 4 12/08/97 12:41:25 .. • 1995 ~PU'IlI CAROLINA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wWW .epagov/enviro/htmJ/trislstate/south_carolina.h~ r- 1 t !METHANOL IOLUE~ Chemical Name Ii Ail: ]tWl!:f Waterire1w""j Imal 1EmiiilliUD5 =~iw!3[1!eS j l!!_Laoit Releases .... I! 15,729,9861{"··· ............. ii50:03sll 80,5061[ 15,970,52~ II 5,529,39~1 545il 75ojl 5,530,68~ n 3,615,73011 244,385!1 35,06611 3,895,18~ !AMMONIA ]XYLENE (MIXED ISOMERS) . I! 2,441,36111 2,111\I 111!1 2,444,2431 j~g~~~~ ~CJD{1225_ ANDAFl'ER."ACID ___ JL2,340,989L __ ,,~_jL ___ A ___ 2,340,9911 •········ .. •················· .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . · Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts a~1 reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations f _ ---==~___JW~ucr::a~~5t~1~:~5=G::J !(MErnANo~.............. , ... AA ........ ,.. • •••• . • .... .. ., !I 1 s, 729,986jL_ ........ ~ 90,03~L ....... ,. .. .,, .......... -..... ot.~o.so~! 15,970,526l l!TOLUENE ·--.... .,, ................ ·, .......... ., ........ _ff 5,?2~,394lL ....................... m5451L .................... , .oJL . 750ll 5,530,689l l{AMMONTA . ....... . ..... : ....................... ...!1 ... ~,.<515,730!! .... .,,~¥,385JL ........................... ot .. 35,06~1 3,895,1s2j ll:?ITLENE.<MIXED.ISOMERS) ............................................... J L2,441,361!L ...................... 2,71lll ................................. on ............. 111jl.._2,444,243j j ~<g~~:s~g'! ~;95 AND ~:1'R __ 1_2'.34o,9s9L _ __: _2]1_ _ __ o!DG340,9911 Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was · used in these calculations 2of4 IUJ8/97 12:41 :26 1995 SOlJIH CAROLINA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://wWw .epagov/enviro/htmVtris/state/south_carolina.html J • II lbu~2o~i~rfa~ l!a1'dl=JI TotaJ ] Eacility .ciu, County : : ,~ J?,~f!!1!J~_J !l!J,am1 &1!:IIZli ilINTERNA TIONAL fAPER _jlHAMPTON, HAMPTON ]15,172,0031[ 39~[ ~[5,172,3931 ~OOER::o:~APER mjl~~~.::: ....... ·-····-··· 1 · ::::::::~JL__ · ... ;.:;1q :;:::::~ I -··_J_ __ J c.-. L.J !I_ANCHOR_coNTINENTAL ........... llcoLUMBIA, _RICHLAND ............. .JI 2,793,73611... ................................ ~l... ................ ~[2,793,73~ ![sroNE. co NT AINER. coRP •.... ..l[aoRENCE, FLORENcE ................. ...l[.2,019,046iL. ...................... 2,05~L. ............... o]l2,os 1,09~ /loEVRO-TEEPAK.1Nc •.................... JlswANSEA,.cALHOUN .................... ...Jl..1,698,oo111... ............. ...123,364jl.._ ................ oJ[1,s21,365l ![UNION.CAMP.CORP, ...................... ..l[EASTOVER,.RICHLAND ................. ..ll .. 1,633,866jl ...................... 85,071ll... ... 12,973Jl1,731,90~ l ' IIEASTMAN COLUMBIA I 'I I~ I i" CAROLINA .EASTMAN DIV ......... CALHOUN .................................. • .................. .J .. 1.'432. 152] ·····-·········· 31.'424 ..... 23.741 1.487 .3.17j l[BOWATER.INC, ····································..l[cATA WBA,. YORK ···································lL 1,235,779il ..................... 85,979ll... .. 87, 1.1oll 1,408,868l l ''ORANGEBURG. 1~1 1[~~ . ! :: ALBEMARLE _!:~RP: _______ . ORAJ\!GEBUR(l ______ ._] __ 778.397] · __ 100.~9 lj _ 405.971 _ 1~84.45_:] Top Ten Facilities for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as'a range, the mid-point of the range was · used in these calculations , . . , . : .al!.. , , n r , .. ..I.J.UdiU. -~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:::::::::::;;;:::::::;;;;;·,:::::;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;::::;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::,·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,•::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;,~ •. ~· 1·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;: i i l A:.. i Surface ~ l I :l T,-,.f-nl J ! ... ~a~:~•lY .................. ,1 .............. , Qu~ Cou~tv .. q ••• I Emiss~~~~! ... Pii;!~~es .. J .,,Iniect~on···,I to_Land j _Releases ~~ATIONAL 11~-0~: HA?,11'TQN ]5.17::ooajl ---~oL ____ olD 5.172 .. 3931 l~IYACO CQRr._j!~~!~E~~~EST0]',• 13.806.1511[_ 28.834L ____ olD 3.834.9851 ~~~~TIONAL jlg~g~g~ig~• .................... ] 3.342.18~1 .................. 19.592] ................................. oj[ _ q 3.361.778j ilANCHOR 1iCOLUMBIA, l 11 11 io j !CONTINENT AL ....................... l[ruCHLAND .................................. I . 2.193.736]· ................................. o]... ..... _ ... oi ................... ~ 2.793.736! 11¢~~~-~0NTAINER ..... ,.Jl~LORENCE, .~LORENCE., .... l .. 2:019.,0461L .... ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,2,0~211 ...... •nm , 0JD2,os1,09~ !(oEVRO~:rg§PAK INc. .... ..HswANSE:f\, ~A~I:J9~!1 !,6~~.9~1Jl h.123,364ff ,. .. , ............ oll .... , .. ,., 0!11,821,365! 1!UNiq~ GAMP.CORP• ...... JE~ST():7ER,•••RIC~L~ .. JI l,(i~~!~?~1L MA A 85,?Q711L .. m M Mh .M .••.. Ql! l2,??3ff~,?:3l,909j I CAROLINA EASTivfAN !~EASTMAN COLUMBIA, I 1432152![ 31 424!1 oil 23 74111487 3d : DIV !,CALHOUN , ' ' : ' : : ' ' ' l ,~ -·--···-··-··--·-·-·-"----·---·-----·--' ··-·--·--' --··-···-··-··-' ----····-----' --··-· -' ~!BOWATER. INC. _________ ,.-w•JicATA WBA,._YORK ---~---.JL 1,235,779t 85,9791!___,_.,.M---~----___ o:[_ 87, 110JI 1_,408,86aj II ALBEMARLE .CORP .......... ll~~gi~g~g I .............................. ...11... ... 778,39711... .............. 100,09111. ................................ ol[wsm1][ 1.,284,4591 3 of4 12/08f)7 12:41:26 A 1995 FLORIDA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http://www.epagov /enviro/htrn1/truistate/florida.htm:1 1995 FLORIDA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT Results are based on data extracted on 14-NOV-97 This Toxics Release Inventory (1RI) state report provides release and transfer information for Florida. All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations. For each facility, a 1RI facility report can be generated by selecting the facility name. State Information All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations Population Total Forms Total Facilities 12,937,926 1,379 528 Transfers into State Transfers Out of State Reported Releases and Waste Management Activities 3,193,245 8,745,268 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations On-site Releases Air Emissions Surface Water Discharges Underground Injection Releases to Land Total On-site Releases On-site Waste Management Recycling Energy Recovery Treatment Total On-site Waste Management 31,718,805 661,327 25,343,337 25,779,789 83,503,258 126,104,097 18,970,827 183,610,530 328,685,454 Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Recycling Energy Recovery Treatment Publicly Owned Treatment Works{POTW s) Disposal Other Off-site Tranfers Total Off-site Transfers for Further Waste Management Top Five Chemicals for Air/Water/Land Releases 13,349,168 1,769,452 9,333,047 6,099,312 916,988 5 31,467,972 All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 1 of3 121)8/97 12:41 :04 ,. . 1995 FLORIDA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http-.//www.epagov/enviro/htm1/tris/state/florida.hbnl . I I · c~~~1 l[~m:@~JI sµ::.~ter Ii fo~l: iLs:W.J lffHosPHORIC ACID . JI 2,276!! ~r 24,339,368U 24,341,648) !!METHANOL II 10,151,563!! 179,5831! 71,15011 10,402,295! 1!AMMONIA ..... ··II 5,645,57111 "160~3861! 72,8101!. . 5,878,766l llsTYRENE 11 · 3,092,02~! 2!! 3!1 3,092,03~ ljTOLUENE II l,907,14zj! OI! ti 1,907,143] Top Five Chemicals for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was ·y used in these calculations L __ =~.r:::~~········ _ ][Em:fous. [~t'f!~•=•1r.1~i~~~%:!~~JL!d£!t] R:.:1esJ j[PHOSPHORTC.ACID .................................................................. !l... ........... 2.216JL ............................. 4!l... .............................. 1~j24,339,368Jl24,341,649j !INITRA TE. COMPOUNDS ...................................................... ..lL.. ........ 84, B 1H ................. 302,658!1 ......... 1.1,ooo.oool ......... 94,7 511l_11,481,540j !{METHANOL ....................................................................................... Jl.10,1s.1.s63l~ .................. 119,s83J( ............... 406,2so~L. ........ 11 .•. 1soJ!10.so8,s4sj ,~~~~~~~~s~g~g~25AND.AFTERI ....... 460,124L 2JL _ 6,594,1440 .. 1,os4,s14 !!AMMONIA ........................................................................................... .Jl...s,645,s1.1JL.. ............... 160,386j[················662,695~1... ........ 12,810Jl...6,s41,461l Top Ten Facilities for Air/Water/Land Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations lf""'"""c""'"""""Facility ----""""l""""""'-=•.city ... countv"""""""""""""ll[Em~ons![ S~~c~•=•Jf=l[ f:t:f ;::J ~ IMC-AGRICO .. co .............................. J MULBERRY, .. POLK ································· L ... 709,400] ................................... Oj 8,100,000! .8,809,400j r·· -···· . ··--·······-.. r·· ---··-· --------r ·-····r··--···--·-··r--·-·T-····· , !t~~~~~~SPHATE. -.WHITE ..... lWHITE. SPRINGS,.HAMIL TON .. J ..... 670,0101 ... -......................... 6701.6,600,000I 7,270,6801 ilIMc-AGR1co .co •............................. J!MULBERR Y,. POLK ............................... J ........ 63,sooll ................................... oll3, 1 oo.oool[3, 163,soo1 l[cF.IND,.INC, Jl~~g~UGH_ _ _ J[32s,s21 j[ 1,211! 2,039,30~ 2,369,332! ll~w:soN S~1!RFIT _ J:~1~INA_BEACH, -. Ji 2,340,m!I --3,oof7 2,343,534 l[c:;HA1-!~Io~ .INTL .. CQRP · .... ., .. !lc;ANT()~ENT,ES~AM~1A ll ~,211,836ll... ... M .,, 106,o±!JL,,.,,.,_ .......... 0112,317 ,88ol jlFA~L~ND. HYDR o 1=,.P. ... .J)~ARTo'Y ,PC)~!(.. . . ......... .,...... .. .. Ji..919.20011..... ..,.,.......... . . 61.!l.1, 1 .12,00_1 Il2,022 ,062~ l!~UCKE:Y.E.FLO~IDA LP,M .... !iPER~.y. TA ~LOR ••WM•••··•······--··--·. Jt !,908,402lf. .......... 9~,??3ll.·... 7,86~12,010,024! llCARGILL.FERTILIZER.INC . .JiBARTOW,.POLK ....................................... .!! ........ 90,668jl ................................ 33ll.1,8l4,040ff 1.,904,741j !{sToNE.coNTAJNER.coRP .. ..liPANAMA.crTY, .. BAY .......................... ..H .. 1,1s3,so21L_ ................................ oll... ...... 13,1.ss!l1,166,687l 2of3 12,,Q8f)7 12:41:04 , -1995 FLORIDA TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT http-.//wwW.epa.gov/enviro/htm1/tris/state/florida.html _ Top Ten Facilities for Total Releases All chemical amounts are reported in pounds. For all releases estimated as a range, the mid-point of the range was used in these calculations 3of3 •TRI State Reports •TRI Queries •TRI Overview Page 8Envirofacts Home Page This report was created on 05-DEC-1997. 12/08/97 12:41 :05 Source Ranking Report http://www.epa.gov:6703/airwdaJ/owa/afs.ranking Source Ranking Report EPA Office of Air Quality Planning And Standards December 08, 1997 676 Matches See Disclaimer Region 4 Nitrogen Dioxide Air Pollution Sources Click a Column Heading To Sort · Pollutant Emissions In Tons Per Year [[No:l!ronutant.Emissionsl ...................... · ... Facility Name ......................... ..!~~ ~ ill 1 io·:996lli~a .............. .. .. --........ lfiY ...... l[i994 .. 1 lLJl... ................................ 106,9281!Tva Cumberland Steam.Plant ........................... !f:rn7fi'mJ RL=""=' """"'"' :~:~~:11:.::rp~::,o;; o::Elec Gen.Sm·····J~ITTffi l[Jll ........ ----------.. ----...... -57 ,565UF1orida Pow;~ Corporation..................................!1aJ!m4J 8~ """="""""""""" ~::~~!!!~=-=:~~ ~:=.~: ~ek, sream s.,jf :~ =1rn:l jQL. .................................. 49,412l!Entergy. Mississippi .. Inc.-Baxter.Wilson ...... JlMS7[i"9%7 lf1.i : :aa::::aa::;~:11~::owe,'co Branch'snn Blee.Gen Sm :JI~ Jn:l lwl ................................... 39,246(!Tampa Electric.Company······································ HfL ...... !~ . rut:=~~~!;:~;;:~: ~:;:;;::::11::lfilffi ![Ml! ...................................... 34,748jjTva-Environmental.Affairs ................................... .!fKY7fi994] f15JL. ................................... 3 l,567ljEntergy .Mississippi.Inc ......................................... jµs]~ j[_=~§]L ... :~:::::~:::···:::::.::.:.:.:.:.:.::::;t9.z~2-?J[~~~~~:~o~~-~--~~<·::~::~:::.:::~.:~::.::.:~~:~::.:~.:.::.:::.J r_~::::J(!29 s··] iWl... ................................... 29,336ljDuke.Power.Marshall.Plt ..................................... .J1NC ..... lfi'mJ 1rlsll ...................................... 28,208l!Tva Kingston. Steam .Plant.Kingston ................ lfrn711993] r-191[ ..................................... 27 ,649llAilen ·Fossil .Plant························----·--························ ff TN ······1[ 1990 ·1 j[w)L. .................................. 26,903l!Aiabama Power. Gorgas .......................................... liAL ..... 1§sl 1r21}1 ...................................... 24,434HJacksonville.Electric .Authority ......................... J[Fi:7f"i9947 it ··221r·····································24jo9:fi<:~~·~·~ky·P~~~~·c~···················································1ri<Y ...... l[i994 .. 1 jQL ................................... 23,90li!Kentucky Utilities.co ......................... · .................... Ji KY .... .J~ .jf24}1 ...................................... 23,391aTva Johnsonville.Steam.Plant ............................ 11™ ...... !fiml t__ 251[ ·-----------·-------··-------· 22,0001laa_Power Co_Yates Stm_Elec_Gen .. 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Source Ranking Report December 08, 1997 Go to AIRSWeb Home PaQe Comments? 1 of I 12,()8/9713:54:51 Soan:e Ranking Report http://www.epa.gov:6703/airwdcd/owa/afs.ranking Source Ranking Report EPA Office of Air Quality Planning And Standards December 08, 1997 124 Matches See Disclaimer Region 4 Carbon Monoxide Air Pollution Sources Pollutant Emissions In Tons P8' Year New Search Criteria Disclaimer: AIRSWeb reports are produced from a monthly extract of EP A's air pollution database, AIRS. Data for this report were extracted on November 29, 1997. They represent the best information available to EPA from state agencies on that date. However, some values may be incorrect and reporting may be incomplete. The AIRS database is updated daily by state and local organizations who own and submit the data. Please contact the pertinent state a!!ency to report errors. Source Ranking Report December 08, 1997 Go to AIRSWeb Home Page Comments? I ofl 12fJ8/97 13:39:43 Som Ranking Report http://wWW.epagov:6703/akwdcd/owa/afs.ranking EPA Office of Air Quality Planning And Standards Source Ranking Report December 08, 1997 997 Matches See Disclaimer Region 4 Volatile Organic Compounds Air Pollution Sources Cfick a Column Heading To Sort Pollutant Emissions In Tons Per Year f!NoJ(ronutant .~~~§.~~.9.11.§~l... .......................... f.)wi.1.ilr.NATTW ........................... .l~§~?.ldl.XAAd r-·i11 ....... 17 ,8'.MJFr~~·~~an Co .................................. lrn ...... l[i993 .. l 01 .................................. ..11,850l1Lenzing Fibers Corporation ................................ lf:nilfm'il At=~=""""""= :::~~11:::..c::: """"'"'""'""""""""""""""'J ~~ (J11... ...................................... 6,686jfHoechst Celanes~-----.... ~--~ ...... ~--.. ,Mw.------··---·"nNc ..... lflmJ fll """""""""'_"'_,:~:~11~~::;:: __ _J l~ -I~ 101... ...................................... 4, 141 jjE.I.. Dupont De .Nemours & .Intermediates ..... Hrn .... J[i9'9ol 101... ..................................... 4,089JIAmerada Hess.Corp ................................................... !~[1986] L.iliL,"" ...... :~.":~-~.::· .. ·:,::""~!-~J21l.!ac~ Daniel Distilleii~:~~-M.9.!!<?_~·?r~E.-:.Jr~·"](.19~3 .. 1 !ml ...................................... 3,032llEastman.Chemical Company_/_ Main Facility1l1N ..... lfi:99D fJ2Jl... ...................................... 3,008:!Gulf.States .steel. Inc................................................ j[AL ...... l['i99s] ~f~3lL_ ____ ·-------··~------···--·-·--·----·---·2,9031[Union Camp C(}rporation ___ .... · ____ ···---···-----·-----·-----·----lfAL __ Jf 1995 j f"14li ...................................... 2,821 !!Int Paper:Hampton ..................................................... Jisc .... ..Jfl99il f1sl ...................................... 2,736:IReynoldsmetals. 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HMS ...!fi:9¥J f21]1... ..................................... 2,507i!Aibemarle Corp ............................... · ............................ l1sc ....... lflm7 ~l ·221r ........................................ i°;4s31[T~y~~i1~t~~·Mfg··u~·;'i;;~· .................................... !fKY ... 1[199.4 .. l ftil. ........................................ 2,359[Jcarolina.Eastman .co ......................... · .................... !isc ..... .JflmJ f"24JI... ..................................... 2,335\iUnion. Camp. Corp······ .. · .............................................. llGA ..... J[i990] J .25tl__ __________________ ..._w. ........... , ........ 2.310]E_I_Dupont.De.Nemours.&.co.Inc . .w.•.w ....... Jfrn ._ff 1996 j ~ Next 25j r ··Last 25 'j New Searclt Criteria Disclaimer: AIRSWeb reports are produced from a monthly extract of EP A's air pollution database, AIRS. Data for this report were extracted on November 29, 1997. 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Source Ranking Report Go to AIRSWeb Home Pat>e 1 oft December 08, 1997 Comments? 12/08/97 13:4 I :02 soun:e·Ranking Report http://www.epa.gov:6703/airwdcd/owa/afs.ranking Source Ranking Report EPA Office of Air Quality Planning And Standards December 08, 1997 544 Matches See Disclaimer Region 4 Particulate (total) Air Pollution Sources Cfld< a Column Heading To Sort Pollutant Emissions In Tons P8f Year ~r••utant.lllll~~~·~~~l~R~~~t~~,~j~L ---If ~~~!i9!1 10L. .................................. 86,156llcp&L.-.Mayo Facility ............................................ 1ioc7fiml R~aaaaaa=aaaaa==aaaa,~~:~::1~~"_° ~:~~~]ant·-" """""' JIDB~ lCsll.. ............ -------------iio"s2UEntergy.Mississippi..Inc.-BaxterWi~on-.... !!Ms7f:m67 ifl[I .. ::,::::,::,:::::::::::::::::::::::: 1~:~~~{!::;we~:i:s~w:n~~,Elec ,Gen,Sta,,,,:::,,,jlf:7~ ~---_ -----------------------··----~--~X-~------------w.P.J2__ --------____ ---=----....J~ f ~~L ===·::JlE~;~:"== ........................... : ... .J ~i !Oi!l... ...................................... 4,588llDu1ce.Power.co.-.Belews.Creek.Steam.Stataj~flm7 [i~t=:=_::= ;:~~,;.~:::~;•~~~=::~ aec'Gen s1a '":•:lf: Ju:l jLJ4lj ..................................... 3,836l!Ga Power Co.Hammond Stm.Elec .Gen.sta..JR}Al[i"99o] r~1 ....... ·-:::·:-:· ~:~~~1::~;:~:.:,::: :~k,WatsOn :aa:::·-~~i[l! ~[23)1 ..................................... 2,674!jsce&G:Canadys ......................................................... l~sc ..... 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I ofl 12/08/97 13:43:41 Source Ranking Report http://www.epa.gov:67C13/airwdc<l/owa/afs.i;anking & 1.\IR&_\dl1w Source Ranking Report EPA Office of Air Quality Planning And Standards December 08, 1997 13 Matches See Disclaimer Region 4 Lead Air Pollution Sources Pollutant Emissions In Tons Per Year New Search Criteria Disclaimer: AIRSWeb reports are produced from a monthly extract of EP A's air pollution database, AIRS. Data for this report were extracted on November 29, 1997. They represent the best information available to EPA from state agencies on that date. However, some values may be incorrect and reporting may be incomplete. The AIRS database is updated daily by state and local organizations who own and submit the data. Please contact the pertinent state agency to report errors. Source Ranking Report Go to AIRSWeb Home Page I of I December 08, 1997 Comments? 12t08f)7 13:44:39 .. - 7) State Agreements [MOU and or PPAs] MOU General. The Region has MOUs/M:OAs/EAs (Agreements) for all major delegated programs in each state. These are updated and or modified on an annual basis. In those instances where an Agreement has not been enter/signed for a current year (i.e. FY 1998), it is understood that states will continue operating under the elements and criteria set out in the most recent Agreement. PPAs/PPGs General. The I{egion has been careful to follow all OECA policy memoranda when negotiating PP As with its states. Each 98 PPA incorporates the OECA requirement for specific enforcement targets. There has been no objection to this from any state. In addition, the Region has strongly encouraged each state to adopt the ECOS Accountability Measures. The states considering PP As have indicated this will not be a problem. Somewhat surprisingly, five states out of eight are not interested in converting their traditional individual grants to consolidated PPGs. The reason: individual state program managers worry they won't be allocated the full portion of funds they operate with now if those funds are comingled with other funds. Alabama. The Region has not signed any agreements, either PP A or PPG, with the State of Alabama. The Region does not anticipate any 98 agreements. Florida. The Region had a PPA with the State of Florida during 1997. This agreement was not the work plan for the grants, instead it concerned smaller, separate projects aimed at improving environmental results and communication between EPA and the State. The 98 PP A will focus on coordinating the Regional and State enforcement strategies across all media programs. The State has not expressed interest in a PPG. Georgia. EPA had a limited 97 PP A and PPG with the State. Georgia has increased the scope of its PPA and PPG to include, for 98, the following programs: Air 105, Water 106, Groundwater, RCRA, UST, PWSS, Information Management, and multi-media. The State agreed to incorporate the ECOS Accountability measures into the 98 PP A. Kentucky. The State has shown no interest in either PPAs or PPGs. Mississippi. The State has a 97 PP A with the Region which is limited in scope and not connected in any way to the PPG. The State is experimenting with reinventing permitting to make it more user-friendly. The 98 PP A will incorporate the outputs from this effort. Currently the PPG covers Air 105, Water 106, and RCRA, and its purpose is to save administrative time. North Carolina. The State and the Region had a limited PP A in 97, more as an experiment in cooperation and communication than anything else. After a self-assessment in mid 1997,- negotiations began on the 98 PP A. The State will be working with the Region to coordinate enforcement strategies for 98 and beyond. The State has shown no interest in a PPG. ,. South Carolina. The State has asked to be considered for a 98 PPG covering all present grants eligible. No interest has been expressed in PP As. Tennessee. An interim PPA is allowing re-engineering efforts (a combination of reinvention of various programs and a reorganization of the department) to rollforward. EPA is providing the services of A. T. Kearney as a consultant to the State to speed this along. When this effort closes out, the 98 PPA will incorporate most of the accepted changes. Tennessee has shown no interest in a PPG.