&EPA
United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Pollution
Prevention and Toxics
TS-799
EPA745-R-93-0001
March 1993
EPA's 33/50 Program
Third Progress Update
Reducing Risks Through Voluntary Action
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33/50 PROGRAM MILESTONE ACHIEVED
The 33/50 Program, EPA's voluntary pollution prevention initiative, achieved a
major milestone in November, 1992, when the 1,000th company committed to
reducing its releases of toxic chemicals into the environment. As our third public
update goes to press, the 33/50 Program celebrates its second anniversary with a total
of 1,135 companies having pledged to reduce nearly 354 million pounds of pollution —
entirely voluntarily.
Commitments
Number of companies
1995 Pledged Reductions
Millions of pounds
1135
1995 Goals
730 million pounds
1992 Goals
480 million pounds
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17 PRIORITY CHEMICALS
TARGETED BY THE
33/50 PROGRAM
BENZENE
CADMIUM & COMPOUNDS
CARBON TETRACHLORIDE
CHLOROFORM
CHROMIUM & COMPOUNDS
CYANIDES
LEAD & COMPOUNDS
MERCURY & COMPOUNDS
METHYL ETHYL KETONE
METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE
METHYLENE CHLORIDE
NICKEL & COMPOUNDS
TETRACHLOROETHYLENE
TOLUENE
TRICHLOROETHANE
TRICHLOROETHYLENE
XYLENES
Figure 1. Progress of the 33/50 Program.
THE 33/50 PROGRAM: REDUCING RISKS THROUGH VOLUNTARY ACTION
The 33/50 Program is part of a broad EPA program designed to encourage
pollution prevention as the best means of achieving reductions in toxic chemical
emissions. The Program seeks to instill a pollution prevention ethic throughout the
highest echelons of American businesses. Accordingly, initial communications about
the 33/50 Program are directed to the Chief Executive Officers of the parent
companies of industrial facilities that have reported to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory
(TRI) emitting any of the Program's 17 target chemicals.
The 33/50 Program represents an innovative experiment aimed at demonstrating
whether voluntary reduction programs can augment the Agency's traditional
command-and-control approach by achieving targeted reductions more quickly than
would regulations alone. The Program derives its name from Its overall goals — an
interim goal of a 33% reduction by 1992 and an ultimate goal of a 50% reduction by
1995 in emissions of 17 high-priority toxic chemicals (see box), using 1988 TRI reporting as
a baseline. 16,400 facilities owned by the 7,600 companies invited to participate in the
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Program reported that more than 1.46 billion pounds of 33/50 Program chemicals were
either directly released to the environment or transferred off-site to waste
management facilities during 1988. The aim of the 33/50 Program is to reduce this
1.46 billion pounds of pollution by at least 50% - 730 million pounds.
Equally important to the success of this initiative is the number of companies
committed to voluntarily reducing toxic emissions. Company participation in the 33/50
Program has risen steadily from its inception in early 1991, increasing twofold from July,
1991 to February, 1992 (publication dates for the Program's first two Progress Reports),
and again by more than 50% in the Program's second year. Reduction pledges
continue to approach the Program's national goals, their slower growth rate reflecting
the fact that companies with the greatest amounts of releases and transfers (the "Top
600") were the first to be contacted. Commitment outreach in recent months has
focussed more on the smaller companies. In addition, the 354 million pounds of
reductions pledged to date represents a lower bound, as numeric reduction targets
are still being set by about a third of the participating companies.
Assessing the success of our efforts to encourage companies to comm.i to the
33/50 Program yields two conclusions. EPA's outreach to the larger companies has
proven highly successful, with nearly 60 percent choosing to enroll. However, getting
the message across to the more numerous smaller companies has been decidedly
more difficult: only one in ten have elected to participate. Accordingly, EPA is initiating
new outreach approaches to encourage smaller companies to participate, such as
calling facilities directly to discuss the benefits of the Program and to identify and
address any barriers that prevent them from participating.
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Percent reduction
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COMPANIES ARE ALREADY ACHIEVING REDUCTIONS
Many companies were reducing their reported releases and transfers of 33/50
Program chemicals before the Drogram was implemented in February of 1991.
Between 1988 and 1990 (the most recent year for which TRI data were available at the
time this Report went to
press), emissions of the 17
targeted chemicals were
reduced by 20%, from
1.46 billion pounds to
1.18 billion pounds (see
Figure 2). The magnitude
of these prior reductions
offers encouragement
that the 33/50 Program's
1992 and 1995 national
goals indeed can be
achieved. Releases and
transfers of all TRI
chemicals have exhibited
an even greater
downward trend since
1988. When the 17 33/50
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1995
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Figure 2. Reductions of 33/50 Program Chemicals, Company
Achievements and Program Goals.
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Program chemicals are subtracted, remaining TRI releases and transfers declined by
27%, from just over 5 billion pounds in 1988 to 3.6 billion pounds in 1990.
Reductions that companies achieved through 1990 contribute to the 33/50
Program's national reduction goals. However, they should not be viewed as resulting
from the Program. Companies were first informed about the 33/50 Program in February
of 1991. At that time, 1988 was the most recent year for which TRI data were available,
and the Program's goals were set accordingly. One measure of the success of the
Program will be to determine whether greater reductions in 33/50 Program chemicals
occur in 1991 and subsequent years, and whether a larger number of companies
voluntarily use pollution prevention methods to reduce their 33/50 Program chemicals
as a result of participation in the Program.
One of the limitations of TRI data through the 1990 reporting year is that the
causes of changes in emissions are not explained. For example, the reductions
observed in TRI emissions might be the result of pollution prevention initiatives such as
the installation of more efficient production processes or substitution of non-toxic
chemicals. But they may just as well reflect declining production levels or improved
emissions monitoring. This difficulty in interpreting changes in TRI reporting will be
reduced starting with reports for 1991 as a result of Congress' passage of the Pollution
Prevention Act of 1990, which requires facilities to document their pollution prevention
efforts.
Examination of the reductions in 33/50 Program chemicals between 1988 and
1990 indicates that companies which subsequently have elected to participate in the
Program achieved significantly greater reductions (23%) than companies that have
not yet elected to participate (14%). (See Figure 3.) The greater reduction achieved
by 33/50 Program participants suggests that they were brought about as a result of
conscious efforts by companies to reduce their environmental releases of toxic
chemicals. Supporting this suggestion is the volume of communications received by
EPA from 33/50 Program participants detailing their pollution prevention initiatives.
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Millions of pounds
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Companies Participating Companies Not Participating
in 33/50 Program in 33/50 Program
Figure 3. Program Participants Are Achieving Greater Reductions.
COMPANIES DESCRIBE
THEIR POLLUTION
PREVENTION INITIATIVES
While companies can
utilize a wide variety of
techniques to achieve
their 33/50 Program
reduction goals, including
applying "end-of-pipe"
emission controls, EPA
strongly encourages
companies to consider
pollution prevention
innovations as their
management option of
first choice. And many
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companies have come to understand that pollution prevention makes good business
sense as well as good environmental sense.
In response to an EPA invitation last summer, approximately 150 of the
participating companies with the largest emissions of 33/50 Program chemicals
voluntarily described pollution prevention methods used in making progress toward
their reduction goals. The results these companies are achieving from their reduction
programs are impressive. Lockheed has reduced aggregate emissions of 33/50
Program chemicals by 48% since 1988, with air emissions (which account for more than
90% of their releases) dropping by 50%, from 3.4 million pounds to 1.7 million pounds in
1990. FMC Corporation's releases are down by 40% through 1991, well on the way
toward achieving their 50% corporate reduction goal of 494 thousand pounds by 1995.
Shell Petroleum has reduced 33/50 emissions by almost a million pounds, nearly a
third of their 3.5 million pound reduction goal. Shell is making even more progress in
meeting its 70% reduction goal for Shell Chemicals of Concern (40% reduction, or 1.3
million pounds, reported through 1991). Crown Cork & Seal Company's Two Piece Can
Manufacturing Division reduced releases of 33/50 Program solvents at 18 plants across
the country by more than 475 million pounds between 1990 and 1992, and targets
complete elimination of these chemicals in 1993. Gillette Company is well on its way to
achieving its 99% reduction
goal, and has made
appearances at EPA
seminars in New England to
teach other companies
how they can achieve
similar emissions reductions.
Perhaps most striking of all,
Carpenter Technology
wrote to report a 97%
percent reduction in their
aggregate releases of
33/50 Program chemicals
(chromium, nickel, cyanide,
and three solvents) through
1991 (see Figure 4).
Congratulations to all!
Millions of pounds
Chromium Cyan Nickel l.l.lTri Tetra Trich Total
1988 1,854,854 300 468,285 181,767 40,100 263,112 2,808,418
1991 34,602 128 17,922 5,752 2,648 5,800 66,852
Figure 4. Release Reductions Achieved by Carpenter
Technology, Inc., 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991.
AN AGENDA FOR ACTION
The 33/50 Program faces an ambitious agenda as it enters its third year. Industry
trade associations are being asked to assist us in convincing smaller companies to
participate. We are examining options for following up on our popular Certificates of
Appreciation (sent to all Program participants) with a mechanism to recognize
companies when they achieve their reduction goals. A 33/50 Awards Program is in
development, which is intended to salute companies that excel in protecting the
environment by preventing pollution at its source. Finally, preparations are underway
to commence evaluating the Program's success by using the expanded pollution
prevention data reported in facilities' 1991 and subsequent TRI reports.
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EPA's 33/50 PROGRAM: Forging an Alliance for Pollution-Prevention « Participating Companies, March, 1993
3M MINNESOTA MINING & MFG CO • A B C COMPOUNDING CO INC • A B CHANCE CO • A J INDUSTRIES INC • A T CROSS CO INC • A T
R WIRE & CABLE CO • A W CHESTERTON CO • AACCO FOUNDRY INC • ABBOTT LABORATORIES • ABC HOLDINGS INC • ACC HOLDINGS
CORP • ACCRA PAC INC • ACME ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING CORP • ACME SPONGE & CHAMOIS CO • ACME STEEL CO • ACR
HOLDING CO INC • ACTION ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT INC • ACTION PLATING CORP • ADAC PLASTICS INC • ADOLPH COORS CO •
ADVANCED CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY • ADVANCED FRICTION MATERIALS CO • AERO METAL FINISHING INC • AEROFIL TECHNOLOGY INC
• AEROFORGE CORP • AEROTHRUST CORP • AEROVOX INC • AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS • AJAX METAL PROCESSING INC • AKRON
PAINT & VARNISH INC • AKZO CHEMICALS INC • ALABAMA RIVER PULP CO • ALADDIN INDUSTRIES INC • ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP
• ALBAR INDUSTRIES INC • ALDAN RUBBER CO INC • ALDOA CO INC • ALL METAL STAMPINGS INC • ALLEGHENY CHEMICAL CORP •
ALLEGHENY LUDLUM CORP • ALLIED MINERAL PRODUCTS INC • ALLIED-SIGNAL INC • ALLOY RODS CORP • ALLOY SURFACES CO INC
• ALLOY TRAILERS INC • ALTEC INTERNATIONAL INC • ALUMINUM CO OF AMERICA • AMERADA HESS CORP • AMERICA AKZO INC •
AMERICA NITTO DENKO INC • AMERICA SOLVAY INC • AMERICAN & EFIRD INC • AMERICAN BRASS & IRON FOUNDRY • AMERICAN
BUILDINGS CO • AMERICAN CAST IRON PIPE CO • AMERICAN CYANAMID CO • AMERICAN ETCHING MNUFACTURING • AMERICAN
FLANGE & MANUFACTURING CO • AMERICAN HOME PRODUCTS CORP • AMERICAN MAIZE PRODUCTS CO • AMERICAN PETROFINA
HOLDING CO • AMERICAN PLASTIC TECHNOLOGIES • AMERICAN SPRING WIRE CORP • AMERICAN STANDARD INC - AMERICAN STEEL
FOUNDRIES • AMERICAN SYNTHETIC RUBBER CORP • AMERICAN TOY AND FURNITURE CO • AMERON • AMITY LEATHER PRODUCTS
CO • AMOCO CORP • AMP-AKZO CORP • AMREP INC • AMSTED INDUSTRIES INC • AMWAY CORP • ANABOLIC INC • ANCHOR FENCE INC
• ANDERSEN CORP • ANDERSON SCREW PRODUCTS INC • ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES INC • ANOMATIC CORP • AOC HOLDING
INC • AP PARTS MANUFACTURING CO • APG INC • APOGEE ENTERPRISES INC • ARCADIAN CORP • ARCO PRODUCTS CO • ARCTCO
INC • ARKWIN INDUSTRIES INC • ARMCO INC • ARMCO STEEL CO LP • ARMORED KNIGHT CORP • ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES
• ARROW ENGINEERING INC • ARROW INTERNATIONAL INC • ARTISTIC POLISHING & PLATING • ASARCO INC • ASEA BROWN BOVERI
INC • ASHLAND OIL INC • ASSET MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES • ASSOCIATED CHEMISTS INC • ASTRAL INDUSTRIES INC • AT&T - ATHENS
PRODUCTS • ATLANTIC RICHFIELD CO • ATLAS DIE INC • ATLAS PLATING INC • AUBURN FOUNDRY INC • AUTO-SWAGE PRODUCTS INC
• AUTOMATA INC • AUTOMATIC PLATING OF BRIDGEPORT • AUTOMATIC WELDING & MANUFACTURING CO • AUTOMATION PLATING
CORP • AVESTA SANDVIK TUBE INC • AVON NORTH AMERICA INC • AVONDALE INDUSTRIES INC • B BRAUN OF AMERICA INC • B F
GOODRICH CO • B L DOWNEY CO INC • BACHARACH INC • BAILEY CONTROLS CO • BAKER HUGHES INC • BALDOR ELECTRIC CO • BALL
CORP • BALL PACKAGING PRODUCTS GROUP • BALL SOCKET MANUFACTURING CO - BALTEAU STANDARD INC • EARNHARDT
MANUFACTURING CO • BARRETT VARNISH CO • BASF CORP • BASS PLATING CO • BASSETT FURNITURE INDS INC • BATH IRON WORKS
• BAXTER INTERNATIONAL INC - BAYER USA INC • BAYOU STEEL CORP • BEAD INDUSTRIES INC • BEAVER ADHESIVE INC • BELL &
HOWELL CO • BEMIS CO INC • BENJAMIN MOORE & CO • BENNETT MANUFACTURING CO INC • BENSON MANUFACTURING CORP •
BENTON INTERNATIONAL INC • BESLY PRODUCTS CORP • BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP • BGA INTERNATIONAL • BHP HOLDINGS (USA)
INC • BIMAC INC • BINKLEY CO • BIRD BLUE BODY CO • BIRD ELECTRONIC CORP • BLACK & DECKER CORP • BLASER DIE CASTING CO
• BLOOMFIELD FOUNDRY INC • BLOOMSBURG MILLS INC - BLUE CIRCLE AMERICA INC • BLUE RIDGE PRODUCTS CO INC • BLUE STREAK
FINISHERS LTD • BMC INDUSTRIES INC • BOEHRINGERINGELHEIM CORP • BOEING CO • BOISE CASCADE CORP • BOLLMAN HAT CO
• BOMARKO INC • BONDCOTE CORP • BONDUNE ADHESIVES INC • BONIDE PRODUCTS INC • BORDEN INC • BOSTIK INC • BOURNS INC
• BOWATER INC • BP AMERICA INC • BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE INC • BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB CO • BROD & MC CLUNG-PACE CO •
BROOKLYN PARK OIL CO INC • BROWN GROUP INC • BRUDERER INC • BRULJN & CO INC • BUCHAN INDUSTRIES INC • BUCKBEE-GREIG
HOLDING CORP • BUCKSTAFF CO • BUFFALO COLOR CORP • BULK MOLDING COMPOUNDS INC • BURKE MILLS INC • BURMAH CASTROL
HOLDINGS INC • BURR-BROWN CORP • BURRELL-LEDER BELTECH INC • BURRON MEDICAL INC • BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO • C A
DAHLIN CO • C F & I STEEL CORP • C P INC • C P S CHEMICAL CO INC • C R L INC • C W ZUMBIEL CO • CAAP CO INC • CABOT CORP •
CADDOCK ELECTRONICS INC • CALDWELL PRODUCTS INC • CALGON CARBON CORP • CAUG STEEL DRUM CO • CALSONIC
INTERNATIONAL INC • CAMBRIDGE HOLDING CO • CAMBRIDGE WIRE CLOTH CO INC • CAMEO MARBLE • CANON BUSINESS MACHINES
INC • CAPITAL RESIN CORP • CAPITOL PRODUCTS CO INC • CARD PAK INC • CARGILL DETROIT CORP • CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY
CORP • CARTER MACHINE CO INC • CARTER-WALLACE INC • CASCADE CABINET CORP • CASE CORP • CASKET SHELLS INC • CASPIAN
INC • CAST-FAB TECHNOLOGIES INC • CATERPILLAR INC • CELLO-FOIL PRODUCTS INC • CENTRAL PLASTICS CO • CERA-MITE CORP
• CERTAINTEED CORP • CFC INTERNATIONAL INC - CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL CORP • CHAMPION PARTS INC • CHANNELLOCK INC
• CHAPARRAL STEEL CO • CHARTERHOUSE EQUITY PARTNERS • CHEM-TECH LTD • CHEM-TECH RUBBER INC • CHEM-TREND INC •
CHEMDESIGN CORP • CHEMI-TROL CHEMICAL CO • CHEMICAL ACQUISITIONS INC - CHEMICAL MILLING INTL CORP • CHEMICAL
SOLVENTS INC • CHEMICAL SPECIALISTS & DEV • CHEMICAL SYSTEMS INC • CHEMINCON • CHESTNUT RIDGE FOAM INC • CHEVRON
CORP • CHICAGO ADHESIVE PRODUCTS CO • CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL CO • CHILDERS PRODUCTS CO • CHRYSLER CORP • CIBA-
GEIGY CORP • CIBRO PETROLEUM BRONX INC • CINCINNATI VULCAN CO INC • CIRCUIT-WISE INC • CITGO PETROLEUM CORP •
CITICORP • CITY MACHINE & WHEEL CO INC • CLARK OIL & REFINING CORP • CLEAR PINE MOULDINGS INC • CLEARPRINT PAPER CO
• CLYDE MACHINES INC • COACH & CAR EQUIPMENT CORP • COATING PLACE INC • COATING SYSTEMS INC • COATS PATONS NORTH
AMERICA • COLD HEADING CO • COLEMAN CO INC • COLLIS INC • COLORADO PAINT CO • COLUMBIA CORRUGATED BOX CO • COLUMBIA
STEEL CASTING CO • COMDIAL CORP • COMMERCIAL ENAMELING CO • COMMERCIAL METALS CO • COMO PLASTICS CORP • CONCORD
LITHO CO INC • CONDERE CORP • CONGOLEUM CORP • CONKLJN CO INC • CONSOLIDATED PAPERS INC • CONTACT LUMBER CO •
CONTINENTAL BRASS CO • CONTRAN CORP • COOPER INDUSTRIES INC • COOPERS CREEK CHEMICAL • COPPERWELD STEEL CO •
CORNING INC • CORONET PAPER CORP • CP INDUSTRIES • CREATIVE FOAM CORP • CREATIVE MODELING & DIE MANUFACTURING
CO - CRENLO INC - CREST COATING INC • CRITERION CATALYST LTD PARTNR • CROMPTON & KNOWLES CORP • CROWN CITY PLATING
CO • CROWN CORK & SEAL CO • CROWN EQUIPMENT CORP • CROWN METAL FINISHING CO INC • CROWN ROLL LEAF INC • CRUISTAR
INC • CRUMRINE MANUFACTURING JEWELERS • CRYSTAL CABINET WORKS INC • CRYSTAL LITE MANUFACTURING CO • CRYSTAL
SPRINGS PRINTWORKS • CS FIRST BOSTON INC • CSC INDUSTRIES INC • CTS CORP • CUSTOM PRODUCTS CORP • CUTLER CORP •
CYCLOPS INDUSTRIES INC • D B A PRODUCTS CO INC • D W DAVIES & CO INC • DAKOTA TRANSPORTATION SERVICES • DAL-TILE
GROUP INC • DALLAS WOODCRAFT INC • DALTON FOUNDRIES INC • DAVIS & HEMPHILL • DAY & ZIMMERMANN INC • DE WILS
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EPA's 33/50 PROGRAM: Forging an Alliance for Pollution Prevention - Participating Companies, March, 1993
INDUSTRIES • DEERE & CO • DEFT INC • DEGUSSA CORP • DEL-CRAFT INC • DELBAR PRODUCTS INC • DELTA ENGINEERING &
MANUFACTURING CO • DELTA RESINS & REFRACTORIES • DELTA RUBBER CO • DERBY MANUFACTURING INC • DETREX CORP •
DEXTER CORP • DEXTER SHOE CO • DIAL CORP • DICTAPHONE CORP • DIEBOLD INC • DISPLAY PACK INC • DISSTON CO • DITRI
ASSOCIATES INC • DITTLER BROTHERS • DOCK RESINS CORP • DOE RUN CO • DONALDSON CO INC • DORMA DOOR CONTROLS INC
• DOUGLAS & LOMASON CO • DOW CHEMICAL CO • DOW CORNING CORP • DOWCRAFT CORP • DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT GROUP
INC • DSM CHEMICALS NORTH AMERICA • DSM FINANCE USA INC • DU PONT • DUKANE CORP • DUNCAN ENTERPRISES • DUNCAN
FINANCIAL CORP • DUNDEE MILLS INC • DUNLOP TIRE CORP • DUO-FAST CORP • DURACELL INTERNATIONAL INC • DURAKOOL INC
• DURIRON CO INC • DYNAMIC METAL PRODUCTS CO • E F HOUGHTON & CO • E R MOORE CO • EAGLE CHEMICALS INC • EAGLE-OTTAWA
LEATHER • EAGLE-PICHER INDUSTRIES INC • EAST LIBERTY ELECTROPLATING • EASTMAN KODAK CO • EASTON FOAM INC • EATON
CORP • EBONEX INC • EBONITE INTERNATIONAL INC • EDCO PRODUCTS INC • EDISON PRICE INC • EKCO GROUP INC • EKLUND METAL
TREATING INC • EKTRON INDUSTRIES INC • ELASTOMERIC TECHNOLOGIES INC • ELDRE CORP • ELECTRONIC CHROME CO INC •
ELECTROTEK CORP - ELF AQUITAINE INC • ELF ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA • EU LILLY AND CO • ELJO PRODUCTS INC • ELPACO
COATINGS CORP • EM INDUSTRIES INC • EMERALD ACQUISITION CORP • EMERALD PACKAGING INC • EMERSON ELECTRIC CO •
ENAMELERS & JAPANNERS INC • ENGELHARD CORP • ENSIGN-BICKFORD INDUSTRIES • EPEC INC • ERDLE PERFORATING CO •
ERICSSON GE MOBILE COMM HOLDING • ERNIE GREEN INDUSTRIES INC • ESAB GROUP INC • ESCO ELEVATORS INC • ESSEX GROUP
INC • ESSILOR OF AMERICA INC • ETHYL CORP • EVANITE FIBER CORP • EXCELL POLISHING & BUFFING CO • EXCELLO SPECIALTY CO
• EXXON CORP • F C HOLDINGS INC • F W WINTER INC & CO • FACILE HOLDINGS INC • FAIR RITE PRODUCTS CORP • FALCON JET CORP
• FAMILY EGG MARKET INC • FARLEY INC • FARM & INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL CO • FARR CO • FASCO INDUSTRIES INC • FEDERAL PAPER
BOARD CO • FEDERAL-MOGUL CORP • FEIN CONTAINER CORP - FELDKIRCHER WIRE FABG CO • FERNCO INC - FERRO CORP •
FIBERWEB NORTH AMERICA • FIBRE GLASS-EVERCOAT CO • FIDELITY TIRE MANUFACTURING • FIFTH DIMENSION INC • FINITE
INDUSTRIES INC • FIRST MISSISSIPPI CORP • FISCHER CHAIR CO INC • FISONS CORP • FLAGSHIP TRADING CORP • FLEET DESIGN INC
• FLETCHER PAPER CO • FLEXCON CO INC • FLEXFAB INC • FLEXONICS INC • FLEXSTEEL INDUSTRIES INC • FLINT INK CORP • FLUKE
JOHN MANUFACTURING CO INC • FMC CORP • FORD MOTOR CO • FORSCH LTD • FOTO MARK INC • FOX VALLEY CORP • FOXBORO CO
• FRANKLIN INDUSTRIES INC • FRASER PAPER LTD • FRICTION MATERIAL CO INC • FROST PAINT & OIL CORP • FUCHS CORP • FULCRUM
II LTD PARTNERSHIP • FUNK FINECAST INC • FURNAS ELECTRIC CO • FUSION CERAMICS INC • FUTURA COATINGS INC • G T PRODUCTS
INC • G W LISK CO INC • GAP CORP • GANNON & SCOTT INC • GARCY CORP • GARDEN STATE TANNING • GARDEN WAY INC • GATES
CORP • GATES RUBBER CO • GAYSTON CORP • GEFINOR (USA) INC • GEIGER GROUP INC • GENA LABORATORIES INC • GENCORP INC
• GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP • GENERAL ELECTRIC CO • GENERAL FILTERS INC • GENERAL METALS POWDER CO • GENERAL MOTORS
CORP • GENERAL TIRE INC • GENEVA STEEL • GENTEX CORP • GEORGIA GULF CORP • GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP • GERLIN INC •
GETTERS CORP OF AMERICA • GILBERT ENGINEERING CO INC • GILBERT SPRUANCE HOLDING CO • GILLETTE CO • GIRARD CUSTOM
COATERS INC • GIVAUDAN CORP • GLASGO PLASTICS INC • GLEN RAVEN MILLS INC • GLOBE MANUFACTURING CO • GOEBEL FIXTURE
CO • GOODMAN MANUFACTURING CORP • GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO • GORDON BARTELS CO • GOWAN CO • GRAVURE
PACKAGING INC • GRAYHILL INC • GREAT WESTERN FOAM PRODUCTS CORP • GREAT WESTERN FOAM PRODUCTS OREGON • GREEN
BAY PACKAGING INC • GREENVILLE TECHNOLOGY INC • GREENVILLE TUBE CORP • GRIFFIN WHEEL CO • GRIFFITH POLYMERS • GROTE
MANUFACTURING CO INC • GRUMMAN CORP • GTI CORP • GUARDIAN ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CO • GUARDSMAN PRODUCTS INC
• GUNDERSON INC • H & N CHEMICAL CO INC • H B FULLER CO • H C C INDUSTRIES • H ENTERPRISES INTERNATIONAL CORP • H M SMYTH
CO • H B FULLER CO • HADCO CORP • HAEGER INDUSTRIES INC • HAEGER POTTERIES INC • HAGER & SONS HINGE MANUFACTURING
CO • HAGER WOOD PRESERVING INC • HAGERWOOD INC • HALLIBURTON CO • HALLIBURTON SERVICES • HALSTEAD INDUSTRIES INC
• HAMILTON INDUSTRIES INC • HAMILTON PRECISION METALS • HAMMER LITHOGRAPH CORP • HAND INDUSTRIES INC • HANDY &
HARMAN • HANDY BUTTON MACHINE CO • HANLIN GROUP INC • HARBISON-FISCHER MANUFACTURING CO • HARMAN INTERNATIONAL
INDS INC • HARMAN-MOTIVE INC • HARROW INDUSTRIES INC • HARSCO CORP • HARTZELL FAN INC • HARTZELL MANUFACTURING INC
- HARVEY HOLDINGS INC • HASTINGS MANUFACTURING CO • HAUNI RICHMOND INC • HAWORTH INDUSTRIES INC • HBD INDUSTRIES
INC • HEIDELBERG CEMENT INC • HENRY PRATT CO • HERCULANEUM SMELTER • HERCULES ENGINES INC • HERCULES INC • HERESITE
PROTECTIVE COATINGS • HEWLETT-PACKARD CO • HI-SHEAR INDUSTRIES INC • HILLSIDE INDUSTRIES INC • HILLYARD ENTERPRISES
INC • HITCHINER MANUFACTURING CO • HM ANGLO-AMERICAN LTD • HOECHST CORP • HOFFMAN-LA ROCHE • HOMACO INC • HOME
INTERIORS & GIFTS INC • HOMECREST INDUSTRIES INC • HONDA OF AMERICA MOTOR CO INC • HONEYWELL INC • HONOLULU WOOD
TREATING CO LTD • HOOVER SYSTEMS INC • HOUSE OF PACKAGING INC • HOUSTON PLATING CO • HOWE FURNITURE CORP • HOWMET
CORP • HOYA CORP USA • HPM CORP • HUTCHENS INDUSTRIES INC • HYDRA-MAC INC • HYDRO ALUMINUM USA INC • HYDROZO INC
• IBM • ICI AMERICAN HOLDINGS • ICI CHMICALS POLYMERS HOLDINGS • ICI COMPOSITES INC • IDEAL FASTENER CORP • IDEAL
STENCIL MACHINE & TAPE CO • ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS INC - IMAGINEERING ENTERPRISES INC • IMC FERTILIZER GROUP INC • IMCERA
GROUP INC • IMI AMERICAS INC • IMPERIAL PAINT CO INC • IMPHY ALLOYS INC • INA BEARING CO INC • INCO UNITED STATES INC •
INDAL LTD • INDIANHEAD PLATING INC • INDUCTION HEAT TREATING CORP • INDUSTRIAL HARD CHROME LTD • INDUSTRIAL STEEL
TREATING CO • INGERSOLL-RAND CO • INLAND STEELINDUSTRIES INC • INTEL CORP • INTER-AMERICAN PACKAGING INC • INTERLAKE
CORP • INTERNATIONAL JENSEN INC • INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO • IOWA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT • IRVING TANNING CO • IRWIN
SEATING CO • ISP MANAGEMENT CO INC • ITEN INDUSTRIES INC • ITR INDUSTRIES INC • ITT CORP • ITT HIGBIE BAYLOCK
MANUFACTURING • J & L SPECIALTY PRODUCTS CORP • J P EMCO INC • J T SLOCOMB CO • J W HARRIS CO INC • JACOBSON
MANUFACTURING CO INC • JADE CORP • JAMES RIVER CORP VIRGINIA • JAMES-FURMAN & CO • JAMESTOWN PAINT & VARNISH CO
- JASPER ENGINE EXCHANGE INC • JAYAR-HOAG CHEMICAL CO • JEFFERSON CITY MANUFACTURING CO INC • JMK INTERNATIONAL
INC • JOAN FABRICS CORP • JOHN ROBERTS CO • JOHNSON & BLOY AMERICA • JOHNSON & JOHNSON • JOHNSON CONTROLS INC
• JONES & VINING INC • JORDAN GROUP INC • JOYCE INTERNATIONAL INC • JOYNER'S INC • JULIAN B SLEVIN CO INC • JULIAN LUMBER
CO INC • JUSTESEN INDUSTRIES INC • K SYSTEMS INC • KAISER ELECTROPRECISION • KALAMA CHEMICAL • KALCOR COATINGS CO
INC • KANTHAL CORP • KARMAZIN PRODUCTS CORP • KASPAR ELECTROPLATING CORP • KASPAR WIRE WORKS INC • KATY
INDUSTRIES INC • KAUTT & BUX MANUFACTURING CO • KELLER-CRESCENT CO INC • KELLEY TECHNICAL COATINGS INC • KELSO ASI
PARTNERS LP • KEMIRA HOLDINGS INC • KENNECOTT CORP • KENNEDY MANUFACTURING CO • KERN-LIEBERS USA INC • KERR
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EPA's 33/50 PROGRAM: Forging an Alliance for Pollution Prevention ~ Participating Companies, March, 1993
MANUFACTURING CO • KERR-MC GEE CORP • KEY PLASTICS INC • KEY TRONIC CORP • KEYWELL CORP • KIMBERLY-CLARK CORP •
KITCHEN INNOVATIONS • KITZINGER COOPERAGE CORP • KIWI BRANDS INC • KLIPSCH & ASSOCIATES INC • KNAPP WOODWORKING
INC • KNOWLES ELECTRONICS • KOCH LABEL CO INC • KOEHLER MANUFACTURING CO • KOLENE CORP • KRAFTMAID CABINETRY INC
. LA-Z-BOY CHAIR CO • LACKS ENTERPRISES INC • LAMBERT KAY • LANGLEY CORP • LARGO INC • LAROCHE HOLDINGS INC - LATRONICS
CORP • LAURENCE-DAVID INC • LAWRENCE BROTHERS INC - LECO CORP • LECTROMAT INC • LEE LABORATORIES • LEHIGH
FURNITURE • LEHIGH PRESS INC • LENMAR CHEMICAL CORP • LIEBEL FLARSHEIM CO • LIMA ARMY TANK PLANT • LINCOLN ELECTRIC
CO • LINCOLN GROUP INC • LINDERME TUBE CO • LITTON INDUSTRIES INC • LITTON POLY-SCIENTIFIC • LOCKHEED CORP • LOFTON
LABEL INC • LOMAC INC • LORIN INDUSTRIES INC • LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP • LOUISVILLE TILE DISTRIBUTORS • LOZIER CORP • LTV
CORP • LTV STEEL CO INC • LUBRIZOL CORP • LUCERNE PRODUCTS INC • LUKE ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING CORP • LUKENS
INC • LUSTRE-CAL NAMEPLATE CORP • LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL CO • M-C INDUSTRIES INC • MAC DONALD CARBIDE CO • MAC
LEAN-FOGG CO • MACANDREWS FORBES HOLDINGS INC • MACHINERY COMPONENTS INC • MACHO PRODUCTS INC • MADISON
CHEMICAL CO INC • MADIX INC • MAGEE INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES • MAGNETROL INTERNATIONAL INC • MAHONING PAINT CORP •
MAJESTIC METALS INC • MALLINCKRODT INC • MALNOVE INC • MANNER PLASTIC MATERIALS INC • MANNING FABRICS INC • MANS-
STEEL INC • MANSFIELD PAINT CO INC • MANVILLE CORP • MARATHON ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CORP • MARBLECAST PRODUCTS
INC • MARION MERRELL DOW INC • MARKEM CORP • MARMON GROUP • MARMON HOLDINGS INC • MAROTTA SCIENTIFIC CONTROLS
• MARTIN FIREPROOFING GEORGIA • MARTIN MARIETTA CORP • MARVIN LUMBER & CEDAR CO • MASCO CORP • MASCO INDUSTRIES
INC • MASK-OFF CO INC • MASON CO • MASTERMOLD INC • MATEC CORP • MATERIALS RESEARCH CORP • MAUTZ PAINT CO • MAYO
CHEMICAL CO INC • MAYVILLE ENGINEERING CO INC • MC ALPIN INDUSTRIES INC • MC CULLOCH CORP • MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP
• MEAD CORP • MEADEN SCREW PRODUCTS CO • MECHANICAL GALV-PLATING CORP • MECO INC • MEMOREX CORP • MEMOREX
TECHNOLOGIES INC • MERCER INDUSTRIES INC - MERCK & CO INC • MERRILL LYNCH & CO INC • METAL CONTAINER CORP • METAL
LITHO INTERNATIONAL INC • METAL LUBRICANTS CO • METAL-COTE INC • METALLICS INC • METROMEDIA CO • METROMEDIA
TECHNOLOGIES INC • MICOM CORP • MICRO PLATERS SALES INC • MID AMERICA CLUTCH CO • MID-WEST INDUSTRIAL CHEM CO •
MIDDCO TOOL & EQUIPMENT INC • MIDDLESEX RESEARCH MANUFACTURING CO • MIDWEST LACQUER MANUFACTURING CO •
MIDWEST PLATING CO INC • MILLER PAINT CO INC • MILLIKEN & CO • MILLIPORE CORP • MILWAUKEE CHAPLET & MANUFACTURING
CO • MILWAUKEE DIE CASTING CO • MIXON INC • MOBIL CORP • MOBILE DRILLING CO • MODERN METAL PRODUCTS CO • MODINE
MANUFACTURING CO • MOLDED FIBER GLASS COMPANIES • MON-ECO INDUSTRIES INC • MONARCH LITHO INC • MONARCH MARKING
SYSTEMS INC • MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT CO • MONSANTO CO • MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO • MOORE BUSINESS FORMS • MOORE
PRODUCTS CO • MORGAN STANLEY LEVERAGED EQUITIES FUND II • MORTON COATINGS INC • MORTON INTERNATIONAL INC •
MOTOROLA INC • NABORS MANUFACTURING CORP • NACO INC • NALCO CHEMICAL CO • NANES FINISHING AND ASSEMBLY • NAPCO
INC • NASHUA CORP - NATIONAL BANNER CO INC • NATIONAL CHROMIUM CO INC • NATIONAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS • NATIONAL
COPPER & SMELTING • NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CARBON • NATIONAL INTERCHEM CORP • NATIONAL MANUFACTURING CO- NATIONAL
METALS INC • NATIONAL TUBE HOLDING CO • NAUGATUCK GLASS CO • NELSON INDUSTRIES INC • NELSON IRRIGATION CORP • NEO-
WOOD PRODUCTS CO • NEW DIMENSION PLATING INC • NEW SABINA INDUSTRIES INC • NEW UNITED MOTOR MANUFACTURING •
NEWELL CO • NEWPORT ADHESIVES & COMPOSITES • NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING • NIAGARA NATIONAL CORP • NICKELL
MOULDING CO INC • NMB USA INC • NORANDA FINANCE INC • NORANDAL USA INC • NORDSON CORP • NORLAN DIVERSIFIED
INDUSTRIES • NORTH AMERICAN INVESTMENT PROPERTIES • NORTH AMERICAN PAINT CORP • NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CORP •
NORTH AMERICAN PLASTICS INC • NORTH COAST CONTAINER CORP • NORTH STAR STEEL CO • NORTH SUD-CHEMIE AMERICA •
NORTHERN ILLINOIS METAL • NORTHERN METAL SPECIALTY DIVISION • NORTHERN PRECISION CASTING CO • NORTHROP CORP •
NORTON CO • NSK CORP • NUPLA CORP • NUTONE INC • OAK PARTNERS INC • OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP • OCCIDENTAL
PETROLEUM CORP • OECO CORP • OHIO ART CO • OHLINE CORP • OUN CORP • OPTEK TECHNOLOGY INC • OPTICAL COATING
LABORATORY • ORCON CORP • OREGON SAND BLASTING & COATING • OREGON STEEL MILLS INC • O'SULUVAN CORP • OTIS
ENGINEERING CORP • OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORP • P B & H MOLDING CORP • P C R GROUP INC • P D I INC • P H B INC • PAC
FOUNDRIES • PACIFIC ALLOY CASTINGS • PACKAGING CORP AMERICA • PALL CORP • PALL RAI INC • PANEL PROCESSING INC •
PAPERBOARD INDUSTRIES CORP • PARAMOUNT PACKAGING CORP • PARAMOUNT PETROLEUM • PARKER HANNIFIN CORP • PARKER
PEN USA LTD • PARSONS & WHITTEMORE ENTPS • PASS & SEYMOUR INC • PAUL FLAGG INC • PAULSEN WIRE ROPE CORP • PECHINEY
CORP • PEERLESS OF AMERICA INC • PEERLESS PRODUCTS INC • PEERLESS WINSMITH INC • PENN COLUMBIA CORP • PENN
JACOBSON CO • PENNTECH PAPERS INC • PENNZOIL CO • PERKIN-ELMER CORP • PERMACEL • PERRIGO CO • PERRY & DERRICK CO
• PETRO CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INC • PETROLITE CORP • PFISTER CHEMICAL INC • PFIZER INC • PHIFER WIRE PRODUCTS INC • PHIUP
MORRIS COMPANIES INC • PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO • PHILLIPS PLASTICS CORP • PHOENIX HEAT TREATING INC • PHOTOCIRCUITS
CORP • PINES TRAILER LTD PARTNERSHIP • PIONEER CHLOR ALKAU CO • PITNEY BOWES INC • PLAS-STEEL PRODUCTS INC • PLASTI-
FAB INC • PLASTICOLORS INC • PLASTICS ENGINEERING CO • PLASTOMER CORP • PLUMMER PRECISION OPTICS • PLYMOUTH RUBBER
CO INC • PMF INDUSTRIES INC • POLARIS INDUSTRIES PARTNERS LP • POLAROID CORP • POLY PAK INDUSTRIES INC • POM INC •
POTLATCH CORP • POWELL ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURING CO • POWELL INDUSTRIES INC • PPG INDUSTRIES INC • PQ CORP •
PRECISION CASTPARTS CORP • PRECISION FABRICS GROUP INC • PRECISION PRODUCTS INC • PREFERRED RUBBER COMPOUNDING
• PREMARK INTERNATIONAL INC • PREMIX INC • PRESERVATIVE PAINT CO • PRINCETON PACKAGING HOLDINGS • PRINTED CIRCUIT
CORP • PROCESS ENGINEERING CO INC • PROCTER & GAMBLE CO • PRODUCTION PAINT FINISHERS • PROGRESS CASTING GROUP
INC • PROSPECT INDUSTRIES • PROSPECT PURCHASING CO INC • PROTECTIVE COATINGS INC • PROVIDENCE METALLIZING CO INC
• PRUETT-SCHAFFER CHEMICAL CO • PURETHANE INC • QUAKER STATE CORP • QUAD-COTE INC • QUALITY COATINGS INC • QUALITY
METAL PRODUCTS INC • QUALITY ROLLING & DEBURRING CO • QUALITY SPRAYING STENCILING CO • QUANTUM CHEMICAL CORP •
QUARTEX INC • R G F ENTERPRISES INC • R H SHEPPARD CO INC • R L C INDUSTRIES CO • R P ADAMS CO INC • RAINBOW COATINGS
CORP • RAMPART INDUSTRIES INC • RANBAR TECHNOLOGY INC • RAPID DIE AND MOLDING CO INC • RAVEN INDUSTRIES INC •
RAYMOND CORP • RAYOVAC CORP • RAYTHEON CO • RAYVEN INC • RED DOT CORP - RED SPOT PAINT & VARNISH CO • RED WING
SHOE • REFRACTORY SALES & SERVICE CO • REINZ WISCONSIN GASKET CO • RELIANCE FINISHING CO • RENCO GROUP INC •
REPUBLIC ENGINEERED STEELS • REPUBLIC STORAGE SYSTEMS CO • RESIUTE SPORTS PRODUCTS INC • REVCO SCIENTIFIC INC
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EPA's 33/50 PROGRAM: Forging an Alliance for Pollution Prevention -- Participating Companies, March, 1993
• REVCOR INC • REVUS CORP • REXENE CORP • REYNOLDS METALS CO • RHONE-POULENC INC • RICO COATINGS INC • RIDG-U-RAK
INC • RIEKE CORP • RIKUS FAMILY CORP • RILEY INC • RIVER CAPITAL PARTNERS I • RIVERSIDE HOLDINGS INC • RIVERSIDE
INTERNATIONAL INC • ROBERT BOSCH CORP • ROBERT WEED PLYWOOD CORP • ROBINSON RUBBER PROD CO • ROCK-OLA
MANUFACTURING CORP • ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP - ROGERS CORP • ROHM AND HAAS CO • ROHR INDUSTRIES INC •
ROLSCREEN CO • ROMAC ELECTRONICS INC • ROME CABLE CORP • ROME GROUP INC • ROMO INC • RONKEN INDUSTRIES INC •
ROSEBURG FOREST PRODUCTS • ROSS ENGINEERING CO INC • RSR HOLDING CORP • RTZ AMERICA INC • RUBBER ENGINEERING
• RUBICON INC • RUDD CO INC • RUDDICK CORP • RUSSELL CORP • S & C ELECTRIC CO • S C JOHNSON & SON INC • S K W ALLOYS
INC • S K WILLIAMS CO • S M R TECHNOLOGIES INC • S S STEINER INC • SADOUN PAINT PRODUCTS INC • SAJAR PLASTICS • SALZ
LEATHERS INC • SAMSONITE CORP • SAMUEL-WHITTAR INC • SANDEN OF AMERICA INC • SANDOZ CORP • SANDSTROM PRODUCTS
CO • SANTEE PRINT WORKS INC • SARA LEE CORP • SARGENT-FLETCHER CO • SARTOMER CO INC • SARTORIUS NORTH AMERICA INC
• SAUNDERS SUPPLY CO INC • SCHENECTADY CHEMICALS INC • SCHERING-PLOUGH CORP • SCHNELLER INC • SCHROCK'S
WOODCRAFTS INC • SCOTT PAPER CO • SCOTTS LIQUID GOLD-INC • SEABOARD METAL FINISHING CO - SEALED POWER CORP •
SEAWARD INTERNATIONAL • SEM PAINT CO • SENCO PRODUCTS INC • SENCORP • SENECA FOODS CORP • SEQUOIA PACIFIC
SYSTEMS CORP • SHAFER COMMERCIAL SEATING INC • SHEAFFER INC • SHELDAHL INC • SHELL OIL CO • SHELL PETROLEUM INC •
SHELLER-GLOBE • SHEPHERD CHEMICAL CO • SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO • SHOP VAC CORP • SHUFORD INDUSTRIES INC • SHUFORD
MILLS INC • SIBV/MS HOLDINGS INC • SIEBE INDUSTRIES INC • SIGNA CORP • SILTEC CORP - SILVER FURNITURE CO INC • SIMPSON
INVESTMENT CO • SKF USA INC • SKYLINE ELECTRIC & MANUFACTURING CO INC • SKYLINE PRODUCTS • SLATER STEELS CORP •
SLOCUM ADHESIVES CORP • SLYMAN INDUSTRIES INC • SMITH EVERETT INVESTMENTS LTD • SMITH SYSTEM MANUFACTURING CO
• SMITHKLINE BEECHAM AMERICAS • SMR TECHNOLOGIES INC • SNYDERGENERAL CORP • SOMERVILLE PACKAGING • SOMMER
METALCRAFT CORP • SONOCO PRODUCTS CO • SONY USA INC • SOUTHWIRE CO • SPD TECHNOLOGIES INC • SPECIALTY MATERIALS
CORP • SPECTRUUTE CONSORTIUM INC • SPECTRUM LTD • SPIROL INTERNATIONAL CORP • SPIROL INTERNATIONAL HOLDING CORP
• SPRAY PRODUCTS CORP • SPRAYING SYSTEMS CO • SPRINGS INDUSTRIES INC • SPUNCAST INC • SPX CORP • ST GEORGE CRYSTAL
LTD • STANDARD CHLORINE CHEMICAL CO • STANDARD INDUSTRIES INC • STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS INC • STANLEY WORKS •
STAR ENTERPRISE • STATES INDUSTRIES INC • STEEL OF WEST VIRGINIA INC • STEEL PROCESSORS • STEELCASE INC • STEPAN CO
• STEPHENSON & LAWYER INC • STERLING CASKET HARDWARE CO • STERLING CHEMICALS INC • STEVENS PLATING WORK INC •
STEWART HALL CHEMICAL CORP • STILLWATER INVESTMENT • STOLPER INDUSTRIES INC • STORA HOLDING INC • STORAGE
TECHNOLOGY CORP - STOREYS TRANSPRINT INC • STREATER INC • SUB ZERO FREEZER CO INC • SUBA MANUFACTURING INC •
SUMITOMO METAL USA CORP • SUMMITVILLE TILES INC • SUN CO INC • SUN METAL PRODUCTS INC • SUN SPORTSWEAR INC •
SUNDSTRAND TUBULAR PRODUCTS • SUNNEN PRODUCTS CO • SUNSET FIREPLACE FIXTURES • SUPERIOR COACHES • SUPERIOR
GRAPHITE CO • SUPERIOR MARBLE LTD • SUPERIOR PLATING INC • SUPERIOR PRINTING INK CO INC • SURFTECH FINISHES CO •
SURTEC INC • SWANK INC • SWD INC • SYBRON ACQUISITION CO - SYNTEX AGRIBUSINESS INC • SYNTEX USA INC • T & N INC • TALLEY
INDUSTRIES INC • TALON INC • TAPEMARK CO • TARKETT INC • TAWAS PLATING CO • TAYLOR MADE GOLF CO • TDK FERRITES CORP
• TECH INDUSTRIES INC • TECHALLOY MARYLAND INC • TECHMETALS INC • TECUMSEH PRODUCTS CO • TEKNI-PLEX INC • TEKTRONIX
INC • TELLABS INC • TEMPLE-INLAND INC • TEMPRESS INC • TENNECO INC • TEXACO INC • TEXAS INDUSTRIES INC • TEXAS
INSTRUMENTS INC • TEXAS OLEFINS CO • TEXTILE RUBBER & CHEMICAL CO • TEXWOOD INDUSTRIES INC • THERMA-TRU CORP •
THIOKOL CORP • THOMAS INDUSTRIES INC • THOMAS STEEL STRIP CORP • THOMSON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS • THOMSON CORP
AMERICA • THRIFT BROTHERS LUMBER CO INC • TIMKEN CO • TISHCON CORP • TITECH INTERNATIONAL INC • TIZS DOOR SALES INC
• TOLEDO CLUTCH & BRAKE SERVICE • TOLEDO COKE CORP • TOPFLIGHT CORP • TORWICO ELECTRONICS INC • TOWER OIL &
TECHNOLOGY CO • TRANSCO PRODUCTS CORP • TRANSFER PRINT FOILS INC • TRI-STATE POLE & PILING INC • TRI-WAY INDUSTRIES
INC • TRINITY AMERICAN CORP • TRINOVA CORP • TRIPLEX PLATING INC • TUSONIX INC • TWIN DISC INC • TYLER REFRIGERATION CO
• U S RADIATOR CORP • U S STEEL CORP -USX CORP • U T I CORP • U-LINE CORP • UARCO INC • UCC INVESTORS HOLDING • ULTRA
FORGE INC • UNILEVER UNITED STATES INC • UNIMAR INTERNATIONAL INC • UNION CAMP CORP • UNION CARBIDE CORP • UNION INK
CO INC • UNISYS CORP • UNITED CATALYSTS INC • UNI TED COATINGS • UNITED ELECTRIC CO • UNITED ORGANICS CORP • UNITED
SILK MILLS INC • UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP • UNIVERSAL COOPERATIVES INC • UNIVERSAL PACKAGING CORP • UNOCAL
CHEMICALS • UNOCAL CORP • UOP • UPJOHN CO • UPSHER-SMITH LABORATORIES INC • USS-POSCO INDUSTRIES • UTILITY TRAILER
MANUFACTURING CO • VAIL RUBBER WORKS INC • VALLEY CRAFT INC • VALLEY PAINT MANUFACTURING • VALLEY PLATING WORKS
• VALLEY TECHNOLOGIES INC • VALSPAR CORP • VAN DER HORST USA CORP • VANALCO INC • VANGUARD PAINTS & FINISHES • VARIAN
ASSOCIATES INC • VEE ENGINEERING INC • VELIE CIRCUITS INC • VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP • VENDO CO • VERNAY LABORATORIES
INC • VICOM INC • VISKASE CORP • VISTA CHEMICAL CO • VISTA RESOURCES INC • VIZ MANUFACTURING CO INC • VULCAN MATERIALS
CO • VYTECH INDUSTRIES INC • W J RUSCOE CO • W M BARR & CO INC • W R GRACE & CO INC • W W CUSTOM CLAD INC • WABASH
NATIONAL CORP • WACKER CHEMICAL CORP • WACKER SILICONES CORP • WALDORF CORP • WALL CO INC - WALL COLMONOY CORP
• WALLE CORP • WALTCO ENGINEERING CO • WARLICK PAINT CO INC • WARN INDUSTRIES INC • WARNCOM INC • WARNER-LAMBERT
CO • WARREN CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES • WASHINGTON STEEL CORP • WATERS CHROMATOGRAPHY • WAYTEC ELECTRONICS
CORP • WCI HOLDINGS II CORP • WEIRTON STEEL CORP • WEISS-AUG CO INC • WELDON TOOL CO • WELLCO ENTERPRISES INC •
WELLONS INC • WESTERN INDUSTRIES INC • WESTERN RESERVE MANUFACTURING CO • WESTERN TUBE & CONDUIT CORP •
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP • WESTVACO CORP • WEYERHAEUSER CO • WHEELING-PITTSBURGH CORP • WHIRLPOOL CORP
• WHITE CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES • WHITEHALL CORP • WHITEHALL INDUSTRIES INC • WHYCO CHROMIUM CO INC • WILCOX
ELECTRIC INC • WILKO PAINT INC • WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES INC • WINCO INC • WINEGARD CO • WINFIELD INDUSTRIES INC • WINONA
CORP • WISCONSIN TOOL STAMPING CO • WISE CO INC • WITCO CORP • WOLVERINE FOUNDRY SUPPLY CO • WOLVERINE HOLDING
CO • WOLVERINE TUBE INC • WOOD PRESERVERS INC • WOODBRIDGE HOLDINGS INC • WORLD GENERATOR CO • WORLDWIDE
CRYOGENICS HOLDINGS • WORTH INC • WRIGHT PRODUCTS CORP • XEROX CORP • XYTEC INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES • YALE
SECURITY INC • YOUNG CORP • YOUNGWOOD ELECTRONIC METALS - YSD INDUSTRIES INC • ZENITH ELECTRONICS CORP • ZEON
CHEMICALS USA- ZERO CORP- ZIERICK MANUFACTURING CORP • ZIMMERMAN HOLDINGS INC • ZIPPO MANUFACTURING CO • ZIRCOA INC
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FOR MORE INFORMATION...
Anyone interested in obtaining additional information about the 33/50 Program can do so
by calling EPA's TSCA Assistance Hotline at (202) 544-1404 Monday through Friday
between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. EST. Or contact us directly at EPA headquarters at (202)
260-6907 or by directing letters to Mail Code TS-799, Office of Pollution Prevention and
Toxics, U. S. EPA, 401 M Street, SW, Washington, DC 20460. Written communications from
companies are maintained in a publicly available 33/50 Program Administrative Record.
Copies of company communications and computer generated lists of participating
companies are available upon request.
Information about the 33/50 Program can also be obtained from 33/50 Program
Coordinators in EPA's ten Regional Offices:
Region I
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: ATR)
US Environmental Protection Agency
Pesticides & Toxics Substances
1 Congress Street. Room 2203
Boston. MA 02203
Phone: (617)565-3230 Fax:(617)565-4939
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine. New Hampshire,
Rhode Island. Vermont
Region II
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: 105)
US Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Services Division
2890 Woodbridge Avenue. Building 10
Edison. NJ 08837-3679
Phone: (908)906-6890 Fax: (908)321-6788
New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico. Virgin Islands
Region III
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: 3AT01)
US Environmental Protection Agency
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: (215)597-9302 Fax: (215)580-2011
Delaware, District of Columbia. Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia. West Virginia
Region IV
33/50 Program Coordinator
US Environmental Protection Agency
Title III & Toxics Section
345 Courtland Street, NE
Atlanta, GA 30365
Phone: (404)347-1033 Fax: (404)347-1681
Alabama, Florida. Georgia. Kentucky, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
Region V
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: SP-14J)
US Environmental Protection Agency
Pesticides & Toxic Substances Branch
77 West Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60604
Phone: (312)353-5871 Fax: (312)353-4342
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan. Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin
Region VI
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: 6T-PT)
US Environmental Protection Agency
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas. TX 75202-2733
Phone (214) 655-7582 Fax: (214)655-2164
Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma. Texas
Region VII
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: ARTX)
US Environmental Protection Agency
Air & Toxics Division
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Phone: (913)551-7600 Fax: (913)551-7065
Iowa. Kansas. Missouri. Nebraska
Region VIII
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: 8ART-AP)
US Environmental Protection Agency
999 18th Street. Suite 600
Denver. CO 80202-2405
Phone: (303)294-7684 Fax: (303)293-1229
Colorado. Montana. North Dakota. South Dakota,
Utah, Wyoming
Region IX
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: A-4-3)
US Environmental Protection Agency
75 Hawthorne Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Phone: (415)744-1069 Fax: (415)744-1073
Arizona. California, Hawaii, Nevada. American Samoa.
Guam, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Region X
33/50 Program Coordinator (MS: AT-083)
US Environmental Protection Agency
Toxics Substances Section
1200 6th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: (206)553-4016 Fax: (206)553-8338
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
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