United States       Solid Waste and     NTIS: PB93-148245
            Environmental Protection  Emergency Response   EPA530-R-92-027
            Agency          (OS-312)           February 1993
EPA      National Biennial
            RCRA Hazardous
            Waste Report
            (Based on 1989 Data)
                       U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
                       Region 5, Library PL-12J)
                       77 West Jackson Boulevard, 12th Floor
                       Chicago, IL 60604-3590

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                            EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

   The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) collects and maintains information about the
   generation, management, and disposition of hazardous wastes that are regulated by the
   Resource  Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) of 1976, as amended.  This Report
   presents information for 1989.  Data from a total of 20,7321 RCRA hazardous waste sites are
   included in this Report.  Of these, 20,233 were large  quantity generators and 3,078 were
   treatment, storage or disposal (TSD) facilities. Most sites that were TSO facilities were also
   large quantity generators.
   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION

   Quantity Generated and Number of Generators

   In 1989, a total of 197.5 million tons2 of RCRA hazardous waste was generated nationwide
   by 20,233 large quantity generators.  A small number of sites accounted for  most of the
   quantity.  The largest 1 percent of sites generated nearly 97 percent of the hazardous waste.
   More than three-quarters of all sites generated less than 100 tons of hazardous waste each,
   together accounting for only 0.2 percent of the nationwide generation.  Conversely, only 1.7
   percent of the sites generated more than  10,000 tons each, contributing approximately 98
   percent to the total U.S. RCRA hazardous waste generation.
1  This number includes 19 sites that claimed their data as Confidential Business Information (CBI).

2  This quantity represents RCRA hazardous wastes that were subsequently managed in units subject to RCRA
  permitting requirements. RCRA hazardous wastes that were managed exclusively in units exempt from RCRA
  permitting requirements are excluded from this report. See Chapter 2 for a more detailed discussion. This report
  does not include the wastes classified as hazardous by the new Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP)
  rule adopted in 1990.

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    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
   Among the States3, New Jersey reported the largest amount generated during 1989.  Its total
   generation of 47.1 million tons, or 23.8 percent of the national total, was followed by Michigan
   with 35.1 million tons, Tennessee with 34.4 million tons, Texas with 28.2 million tons, and West
   Virginia with 14.4 million tons. Twenty-two of the 55 States each reported generating less than
   100,000 tons of RCRA hazardous waste, together representing only 0.2 percent  of the
   nationwide total (see Exhibit 1). California reported  the largest number of generators with
   2,387, or 11.8 percent of the national total, followed  by Texas with 1,575, New Jersey with
   1,434, and Illinois with 1,425.

   Quantity Generated by Industrial Sector

   Industries in the  manufacturing sector accounted for the majority of the  number of RCRA
   hazardous waste generators and the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste.  Manufacturing sites,
   designated by two-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes 20 through 39, made up
   58  percent of generators and  accounted for almost 98 percent of the  hazardous waste
   quantity. Within the manufacturing sector, the chemicals and allied products industry (two-digit
   SIC code 28) generated, by far, the largest quantity of hazardous waste,  accounting for 88
   percent of the total generation for the United States.
3 The term "State* includes the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Trust Territories, and the Virgin Islands.

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                                                                             Executive Summary
Exhibit i.    RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation, Number of Generators, Hazardous Waste Management,
            Number of TSD Facilities. Imports and Exports, by State, 1989


STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
fillAM
uLInn
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
TOTAL
TOTAL
GENERATED
(tons)
403,701
3,664
124,595
805,150
4,670,579
117.347
1.390,314
19,766
2,357
411,832
2,615,210
573
2,149
15,062
1,381,799
1,843.015
76.240
1,713,963
149,612
9,094,768
52,528
265.227
34,142
35.143.264
239.098
717,291
384,289
4,978
72,209
4,685
18,211
47,096,658
10,961
406,910
586.338
28,840
2,727.383
205,382
27,954
1,246,706
246,161
5.565
106,224
1.088
34.363.940
28,171.860
23
211.563
13,481
5,757
5,227.092
228.323
14,390.206
411,897
3.180
197.501.112
NUMBER
OF
GENERATORS
25
43
28
40
1
31
13
39
52
20
19
53
46
48
4
10
31
26
21
16
41
18
14
8
24
29
22
46
38
45
33
3
41
7
11
50
5
30
36
6
37
27
17
51
15
2
54
35
44
55
23
9
34
12
49
20.233
TOTAL
MANAGED
(tons)
564,189
29
95,737
824,156
4.978,478
81,292
366,215
3,472
0
359,733
2,551.209
0
803
45,951
1,441,365
2,021,016
74,653
1,700,795
145.481
9.205,887
0
211,256
0
35,067,217
348,586
697.961
289.531
2.857
83,959
20.246
5,952
46.931.754
6,355
419,838
565.799
25,451
2,710.118
228.363
65,285
1,139,446
243,417
12,897
175,807
0
34,533,270
27,788.963
2
258.227
106
5,757
5.324,021
170,943
14.335,403
371,333
287
196,500,866
NUMBER OF
TSD
FACILITIES
71
20
17
24
357
59
131
7
0
22
57

22
9
139
44
30
34
51
46
4
37
0
232
237
31
74
9
12
11
6
98
19
73
28
6
161
48
13
157
38
4
34
2
67
304
2
34
6
1
52
56
19
55
7
3,078
QUANTITY
IMPORTED
(tons)
333,661
0
778
115,352
28,556
1,984
21,253
1
0
16,617
18.188

149
37.524
285,886
313,484
2.330
26.167
92.282
238,750
0
7.731
0
199,634
12,581
18.649
96.944
0
19,115
15.142
211
165.933
16
141.488
36.168
660
402.061
113.781
57,330
356.702
6
13,707
151.652
122
67.541
189,576
2
46.639
100
0
53.109
15,501
1,774
23,387
0
3,740,225
QUANTITY
EXPORTED
(tons)
157,501
3,470
23,415
99,014
204,896
33.044
108,501
14,084
2,409
60.915
89.459
ono
tU.3
1,449
1.579
244.472
132,313
21,402
40.820
66.109
150.058
52,635
68,913
25,444
227.860
38.805
43.415
105,154
2,497
8,374
1,954
13,100
218,015
5,252
149,938
43,530
3.651
326,339
47.713
18,817
426,113
8,636
5,201
38,535
1,372
41,335
298,396
24
6,505
13,840
0
40,988
57.476
63,767
111,190
2.954
3.972.853
 1 Quantity managed only by storage  is excluded

 NOTE:   Columns may not sum  due to rounding.

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   Natbnal Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
   Types of Hazardous Waste Generated
   Approximately 95 percent of the RCRA hazardous  waste reported was wastewater,  a
   substantial portion of which was classified as hazardous due to the "mixture"4 and "derived-
   frorrT5 rules.  These wastes were typically  characterized by multiple "listed"6 EPA waste
   codes. The most common characteristic waste code reported was D002, indicating corrosivity.
   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT

   Quantity Managed and Number of TSD Facilities

   In 1989, a total of 3,078 TSD facilities reported the management of 196.5 million tons of RCRA
   hazardous waste in units subject to RCRA permitting requirements. As with hazardous waste
   generation, a few sites accounted for most of the hazardous waste managed.  The three
   largest hazardous waste TSD facilities accounted for 57 percent of the total RCRA hazardous
   waste management quantity, while the 50 largest TSD facilities accounted for more than 90
   percent of the total.  Ninety-six percent of the hazardous waste generated was managed on
   site, while four percent of the RCRA hazardous waste was shipped off site for management.

   Among  the States,  the  5 largest generators  were also the largest  managers of RCRA
   hazardous waste.  During 1989, New Jersey managed 46.9 million tons, or 23.9 percent of the
   national total, followed by Michigan with 35.1 million tons, Tennessee with 34.5 million tons,
   Texas  with 27.8 million tons, and West Virginia with  14.3  million tons  (see  Exhibit 1).
4 The mixture rule states that a waste must be managed as hazardous if it is a mixture of solid waste and one or more
  listed hazardous wastes that have not been delisted.

5 The derived-from rule states that any solid waste generated from the treatment, storage, or disposal of a listed
  hazardous waste, including any sludge, spill residue, ash, emission control dust, or leachate remains a hazardous
  waste unless and until delisted.
6 They bear EPA waste codes beginning with the letters F, P, U, or K.

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   California reported the largest number of TSD facilities with 357, followed by Texas with 304
   facilities. Nationally, 58  percent of the TSD facilities only stored hazardous waste on site but
   did not treat or dispose of hazardous waste in units subject to RCRA permitting requirements.

   The 60 largest TSD facilities in the nation managed 93.3 percent of the hazardous waste. At
   these facilities, 14.6 percent of the waste managed was characteristic waste, 36.0 percent was
   listed waste, and 49.4 percent was both characteristic and listed waste.  These percentages
   closely match those for  national hazardous waste generation.

   Forty of the 60 largest TSD facilities were in the chemicals and allied products industry (two-
   digit SIC Code 28).  This industry accounted for 172.2 million tons, or 87.6 percent of the total
   quantity of  RCRA hazardous waste managed nationwide.  Other industries included among
   the 60  largest  facilities were  the  petrochemicals and  coal products industry (two-digit
   SIC Code 29), the electronic and other electric equipment industry (two-digit SIC Code 36),
   the fabricated metal products industry (two-digit SIC Code 34), the primary metals industry
   (two-digit SIC Code  33),  and the  electric, gas, and sanitary services industry (two-digit
   SIC Code 49).

   Hazardous  Waste Management Methods

   In terms of the quantity  of hazardous waste managed, the predominant waste management
   method was the biological, physical, or chemical treatment of wastewater, accounting for 76
   percent of  the total.  The management method that ranked second in quantity of waste
   managed was underground  injection wells (14%), another disposal method for wastewater.
   Approximately 2.3 million tons, or 1.2 percent of the total quantity, was disposed in 86 landfill
   facilities, while 1.3  million tons  or 0.7 percent of the total quantity was incinerated7 at 221
   facilities.
7 Incineration includes those quantities of waste that are treated by incinerators with RCRA permits. Incineration does
  not include fuel blending or energy recovery, the two other treatment categories associated with thermal combustion
  about which the biennial report collects data.

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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 2 shows the quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes landfilled, incinerated, or injected
into underground wells, in each State. The remainder was disposed of by other methods or
recycled.

A total of nearly 8 million tons of RCRA hazardous waste was shipped off site for management
at 484 TSD facilities.  The largest portion  of this quantity was disposed  of in landfills,
accounting for more than one-fourth of the total.
INTERSTATE HAZARDOUS WASTE MOVEMENT

Approximately  8 million tons, or 4 percent of the RCRA hazardous waste generated in the
United States in 1989, was shipped off site for management. One-half of this total quantity,
or 4 million tons, was transported to a different State for management, while the balance was
managed in the same State in which it was generated. Exhibit 1 shows that Ohio imported
more  waste  than any other State, roughly 402,000 tons.  Pennsylvania was the leading
exporter, sending more than 426,000 tons to other States for management.

Of the 55 States, 17 were net importers of RCRA hazardous waste, 37 were net exporters,
and 1  State, the Virgin Islands, neither imported nor exported waste.  (A State is a net importer
if the  total imports were greater than total exports.)  The largest net importer of RCRA
hazardous waste was Indiana, with net imports of approximately 181,000 tons. California was
the largest net  exporter, shipping approximately 176,000 tons  more hazardous waste out of
State  than it  received.

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                                                                                 Executive Summary
Exhibit 2.    Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Undfilled, Incinerated, or Injected into Underground Wells,
             1989



STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA 1
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII,
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH, DAKOTA
OHIO 1
OKLAHOMA
OREGON ^
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
CBI *

QUANTITY
LANDFILLED
(tons)
353,580
0
262
188
2,167
213
261
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
172,641
330.758
0
4
0
266,640
0
0
0
200,175
27
3,367
5700
0
0
15,760
0
167
0
277,156
0
7
3.643
63,206
25
0
0
0
85,878
0
0
52,391
0
40.581
6
0
0
14
17,334
0
0
0
TOTAL 2,275,783


QUANTITY INCINERATED
(tons)
4.122
0
266
35,578
57,645
111
5254
888
0
0
11.779
0
1
2
28.668
35,358
3.014
3,100
1.256
113,607
0
6,261
0
28,102
3.886
78
69,003
0
0
100
0
359
10
43.916
0
441
176,810
898
26
8.881
38.162
0
35,767
0
0
521,822
0
394
3
0
13.288
0
28.699
2659
0
0
1,280.216
QUANTITY INJECTED
INTO UNDERGROUND
WELLS
(tons)
0
0
0
681,490
0
0
0
0
0
320,134
0
0
0
0
487.527
945,336
0
1.666,025
0
8,278,900
0
0
0
60,405
0
342.473
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,330,688
64.703
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.583.784
12.194.749
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
70
27.956,288
   Some sites  in these states claimed their data as CBI.   The national  landfill quantity includes
   hazardous waste  landfilled at the CBI  sites.  The State quantities do not include hazardous waste
   landfilled  at the CBI sites (Total of  383,632 tons).
   To preserve confidentiality,  CBI  data  for underground injection were not incorporated into the State
   totals.
 NOTE:    Columns may not sum due to rounding.

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   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
   WASTE MINIMIZATION

   Of the 20,713s sites that reported in 1989, 6,067 sites (29 percent) engaged in one or more
   new waste minimization9 activities during 1989.  These 6,067 sites accounted for 50 percent
   of the total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated in the nation, indicating that many
   of the  largest  generators  did  engage in  new  waste  minimization activities in  1989.
   Approximately 37 percent of  all sites reported conducting an opportunity assessment in 1988
   or 1989 to identify practices that could lead to waste minimization.

   The sites that engaged in new waste minimization activities during 1989 did so for only some
   of the  hazardous wastes they generated.  Nationally, of the 147,295 wastes10 reported in
   1989, only 11,434 wastes, or 8 percent, were targets of a new waste minimization activity.
   Moreover, these wastes comprised only 8.2 million tons, or 4 percent, of the total quantity of
   hazardous waste generated.  Wastewaters, the  largest quantity hazardous wastes, were
   infrequently the targets of new waste minimization activities.

   Approximately 38 percent of the sites in the manufacturing industries (two-digit SIC codes
   20 to 39) engaged in new waste minimization activities compared to the national average of
   29 percent. Manufacturing sites also reported new waste minimization activities on individual
8 Waste minimization data from 19 CBI sites were not included in the analyses.
8 Waste minimization refers to source reduction and/or recycling.
10  A site required to submit the 1989 Hazardous Waste Report completed a Form GM if it generated or shipped any
   quantity of RCRA hazardous waste during 1989.
   A complete, separate, and independent Form GM was submitted for each RCRA hazardous waste:
   •     generated on site during 1989 from production processes or service activities;
   •     shipped off site during 1989 that was received from off site and had not been recycled, blended, or
         otherwise treated on site; or,
   •     residual generated during 1989 from the on-site treatment, disposal, or recycling of wastes.
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   wastes almost twice as frequently as did sites outside that sector (9.5 percent of individual
   wastes minimized, versus 5.1 percent).

   Of all waste minimization activities reported, 90 percent of them involved source reduction,
   compared to only 16 percent that involved recycling (6% involved both source reduction and
   recycling). The most common source reduction activities were process modifications and good
   operating practices, cited by 34 percent and 33 percent of the sites, respectively.11  The most
   common wastes that were subjected to waste minimization (by source reduction or recycling)
   during 1989 were ignitable wastes (EPA waste code D001) and solvents (EPA waste codes
   F001, F002, F003, F005).  The most  commonly reported factors limiting the sites from initiating
   new  waste minimization activities were economic infeasibility  (the cost savings in waste
   management or production would  not  recover the capital investment), lack of technical
   information, and concerns that product quality would decline.  Permitting burdens were cited
   infrequently as a reason for  not initiating new waste minimization activities.
   COMPARISON TO 1987 HAZARDOUS WASTE ACTIVITIES

   Quantity Generated and Number of Generators

   The quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated in the United States declined from 238.3
   million tons in 1987 to 197.5 million tons in 1989, a reduction of 17 percent.  This decrease
   was largely the result of shifts in the management of wastewaters from surface impoundments
   that were subject to RCRA permitting requirements to tanks that were exempt from those
   requirements. The number of large quantity generators reported in  1989 (20,233), was 14
   percent higher than that reported in 1987 (17,677).  Nearly all the increase in the number of
11 Examples of process modifications include better control on operating conditions, change from solvents to aqueous
  cleaners, and closed-loop recycling.  Examples of good operating practices include  improved maintenance
  scheduling, segregation of hazardous waste from non-hazardous waste, and segregation of recyclable waste from
  non-recyclable waste.

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generators was among sites that generated fewer than 13 tons.  The number of sites that
reported generating more than 13 tons was about the same in 1987 and 1989.

A comparison of the individual sites reporting as large quantity generators in 1987 and 1989
finds that only 52 percent of the generators in 1989 also reported in 1987. However, the sites
that reported in both years accounted for approximately 98 percent of the total quantity of
waste generated in both 1987 and 1989. Among larger generators (those that generated more
than 100 tons  in either year), approximately 84 percent of the sites reporting in 1987 also
reported in 1989.  Larger generators also appear to report consistently over the years, while
many of the smaller large quantity generators appear to meet reporting thresholds only once
or in occasional years.

Quantity Managed and Number of TSD Facilities

The quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed in units subject to RCRA permitting
requirements decreased by 16 percent, from 233.5 million tons in 1987 to 196.5 million tons
in 1989.  Most  of the decrease resulted not from changes in the quantity of waste produced,
but rather from a change in waste management practices.  A number of larger sites that had
managed wastewaters in surface impoundments  subject to RCRA permitting requirements
have converted to tank management that is exempt from RCRA permitting requirements. The
number of TSD facilities reporting decreased from 3,308 in 1987 to 3,078 in 1989, a decline
of 7 percent.

Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports

Approximately  4 million tons of hazardous  waste were  shipped to another State for
management in 1989, compared  to 3.6 million tons in 1987, an increase of 10 percent.
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                         TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter                                                          Page

      EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 	:	1

           RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION	1
           RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT	4
           INTERSTATE HAZARDOUS WASTE MOVEMENT	6
           WASTE MINIMIZATION  	8
           COMPARISON TO 1987 HAZARDOUS WASTE ACTIVITIES  	9

  1   NATIONAL BIENNIAL RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT	1-1

      1.1   INTRODUCTION	1-1
      1.2   REPORT OVERVIEW	1-2
      1.3   DESCRIPTION OF THE NATIONAL BIENNIAL REPORT 	1-3
      1.4   WHO MUST FILE RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORTS	1-4
      1.5   DATA COLLECTION	1-5

           1.5.1   Background	1-5
           1.5.2   Minimum Data Requirements 	1-5
           1.5.3   Roles and Responsibilities  	1-7

      1.6   DATA LIMITATIONS	1-9

           1.6.1   Background	1-9
           1.6.2   Limitations to the Data	1-9
           1.6.3   Errors or Omissions in the Data 	1-11


  2   NATIONAL RESULTS 	2-1

      2.1   INTRODUCTION	2-1
      22.   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION, QUANTITY
           GENERATED, AND NUMBER OF LARGE QUANTITY GENERATORS  2-1
      2.3   TYPES OF HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED	2-15
      2.4   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT QUANTITY AND
           NUMBER OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, OR DISPOSAL FACILITIES  . 2-15
      2.5   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT METHODS 	2-40
      2.6   HAZARDOUS WASTE STATE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 	2-65

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                       TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)

Chapter                                                                 Page

  3    WASTE MINIMIZATION	3-1

       3.1    INTRODUCTION	3-1

             3.1.1   Waste Minimization 	3-1
             3.1.2   Data Collection Instrument  	3-2
             3.1.3   Sites Reporting Waste Minimization Data	3-3

       32    WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS	3-3

             3.2.1   Waste Minimization Analyses on a State Basis	3-4
             3.2.2   Waste Minimization Analyses by SIC Code  	3-7

       3.3    WASTE MINIMIZATION PROGRAMS  	3-12

             3.3.1   Creation and Expansion of Waste Minimization Programs .... 3-12
             3.3.2   Conducting Opportunity Assessments	3-16
             3.3.3   Effects of Waste Minimization Activities	3-16

       3.4    SOURCE REDUCTION	3-17

             3.4.1   Methods Employed	3-17
             3.4.2   Factors Limiting Source Reduction 	3-19
             3.4.3   Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Minimized	3-19

       3.5    RECYCLING	3-21

             3.5.1   Recycling Location	3-21
             3.5.2   Factors Limiting Recycling  	3-21
             3.5.3   Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Recycled 	3-24


  4    COMPARISON OF 1989 DATA TO 1987 DATA  	4-1

       4.1    INTRODUCTION	4-1
       42    NUMBER OF LARGE QUANTITY GENERATORS  	4-1
       4.3    QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED	4-12
       4.4    NUMBER OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, OR DISPOSAL (TSD)
             FACILITIES  	4-18
       4.5    QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED	4-21


  5    STATE SUMMARY PROFILES	5-1

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                                List of Appendices

Appendix                                                                    Page

  A     Definitions	A-1
  B     System Type Codes	B-1
  C     Relative Documents	C-1
  D     EPA Waste Codes  	D-1


                                  List of Exhibits

Exhibit

   1     RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation, Number of Generators,
        Hazardous Waste Management, Number of TSD Facilities,
        Imports and Exports, by State, 1989	3

   2     Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Landfilled, Incinerated,
        or Injected into Underground Wells, 1989 	7

   2-1   EPA Regions in the United States	2-2

   2-2   Number and Percentage of RCRA Hazardous  Waste Generators and
       Total RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Generated, by EPA Region,
        1989	2-3

   2-3  Comparison of Percentage of RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity
       Generated and Percentage of Large Quantity Generators,  by EPA
       Region,  1989	2-5

   2-4  Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated, and Number of
       Hazardous Waste Generators, by State, 1989	2-6

   2-5  Rank Ordering of States Based on Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste
       Generated, and Number of Hazardous Waste Generators, 1989	2-7

   2-6  Rank Ordering of States Based on Number of Hazardous Waste
       Generators and Quantity of Hazardous Waste  Generated,  1989	2-8

   2-7  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated in  the U.S., by State,  1989	2-9

   2-8  Ranges of Number of Generators, 1989 	2-11

   2-9  Cumulative Distribution of the Quantity  of RCRA Hazardous Waste
       Generated by the Largest Ten Percent of Generators, 1989	2-12
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Exhibit                                                                      Page

  2-10 Percentage of Generators and Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste
       Generated in 3 Ranges of Generation Quantity, 1989  	2-13

  2-11 Fifty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators in the U.S., 1989	2-14

  2-12 RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated in the U.S., Characteristic Waste,
       Listed Waste, and Combination of Characteristic and Listed Waste,
       1989	2-16

  2-13 Number and Percentage of RCRA TSD Facilities and RCRA Hazardous
       Waste Quantity Managed, by EPA Region, 1989	2-18

  2-14 Number of RCRA Storage-Only Facilities, by EPA Region, 1989	2-19

  2-15 Comparison of Percentage of RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity
       Managed and Percentage of Treatment, Storage, and Disposal
       Facilities, by EPA Region, 1989  	2-20

  2-16 Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by State, 1989	2-22

  2-17 Rank Ordering of States Based on Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste
       Managed, 1989	2-23

  2-18 Rank Ordering of States Based on Number of TSD Facilities, 1989  	2-24

  2-19 RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by State, 1989	2-25

  2-20 Number of Treatment, Storage, or Disposal (TSD) Facilities, by State, 1989  .. 2-27

  2-21 Cumulative Distribution of the Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste
       Managed by the Largest Ten Percent of Treatment, Storage, or
       Disposal Facilities, 1989	2-28

  2-22 Percentage of TSD Facilities and Quantity of Waste Managed in 3
       Ranges of Management Quantity, 1989	2-29

  2-23 Fifty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Facilities in the
       U.S., 1989	2-31

  2-24 Fifty RCRA TSD Facilities that Manage the Largest Quantities of Waste
       Received from Off Site, Ranked by Quantity of Waste Received, 1989	2-35
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                             List of Exhibits (continued)
Exhibit                                                                      Page
  2-25 Percentage of Facilities Managing RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated
       Only On Site, Only Off Site, and Both Sources, 1989	2-38
  2-26 Relative Amounts of RCRA Hazardous Wastes Managed On Site and
       Off Site, 1989  	2-39
  2-27 Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed by Management Method,
       1989	2-41
  2-28 Management Method, by Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed,
       1989	2-42
  2-29 Management Method and Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed,
       by Number of TSD Facilities, 1989  	2-43
  2-30 Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by Management Method,
       Limited to Waste Received from Off Site, 1989  	2-45
  2-31  Management Method, by Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed,
       Limited to Waste Received from Off Site, 1989  	2-46
  2-32 Management Method and Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed,
       by Number of Facilities, Limited to Waste Received from Off Site, 1989  	2-47
  2-33 Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed,
       by Management Method, 1989	2-49
  2-34 States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste  in Landfills, 1989 	2-53
  2-35 Rank Ordering of States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Landfills,
       1989	2-54
  2-36 Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste  Disposed in Landfills, by
       State, 1989	2-55
  2-37 States Managing RCRA Hazardous Waste  by Incineration, 1989  	2-56
  2-38 Rank Ordering of States Managing RCRA Hazardous Waste by
       Incineration, 1989  	2-57
  2-39 Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste  Incinerated, by State, 1989	2-59

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                             List of Exhibits (continued)

Exhibit                                                             "          Page

  2-40 States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Underground Injection
       Wells, 1989	2-60

  2-41 Rank Ordering of States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in
       Underground Injection Wells, 1989  	2-61

  2-42 Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Disposed in Underground
       Injection Wells, by State, 1989	2-62

  2-43 States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Surface Impoundments,
       1989	2-63

  2-44 Rank Ordering of States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Surface
       Impoundments, 1989	2-64

  2-45 Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Disposed in Surface
       Impoundments, by State, 1989	2-66

  2-46 RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, by State, 1989	2-67

  2-47 RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, by EPA Region, 1989	2-69

  2-48 RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation, Imports, Exports, and Management,
       by State, 1989	2-70

  3-1  Number of Generators and Treatment, Storage, or Disposal (TSD)
       Facilities and Quantity Generated for Sites that Reported Waste
       Minimization Activity, by State, 1989	3-5

  3-2  Number and Quantity of Wastes Minimized, by Waste Reported, by
       State, 1989	3-6

  3-3  Number of Generators and Treatment, Storage, or Disposal (TSD)
       Facilities and Quantity Generated for Sites that Reported Waste
       Minimization Activity, by SIC Code, 1989	3-8

  3-4  Number and Quantity of Wastes Minimized by Waste Reported, by SIC
       Code, 1989	3-10

  3-5  Number of Generators and Treatment, Storage, or Disposal (TSD)
       Facilities and Quantity Generated for Sites that Reported Waste Minimiza-
       tion Activity, for Chemical and Allied Products (SIC Code 28), 1989 	3-13
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Exhibit                                                                      Page

  3-6  Number and Quantity of Wastes Minimized by Waste Reported, for
       Chemical and Allied Products (SIC Code 28), 1989	3-14

  3-7  Percentage of Sites that Indicated Waste Minimization Activities during
       1988 or 1989	3-15

  3-8  Primary Source Reduction Activities Undertaken to Minimize RCRA
       Hazardous Waste, 1989	3-18

  3-9  Factors Delaying or Preventing  Implementation of Source Reduction
       Opportunities, 1988 or 1989	3-20

  3-10 Percentage of New Waste Recycling Activities Begun On Site or
       Off Site, 1989  	3-22

  3-11 Factors Delaying or Preventing  Implementation of Recycling
       Opportunities, 1988 or 1989	3-23

  4-1  Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Large Quantity Generators, by
       EPA Region, 1987 and 1989 	4-2

  4-2  Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators, by State, 1987
       and 1989	4-4

  4-3  Comparison of Sites Classified as RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators,
       1987 and 1989  	4-6

  4-4  Comparison of Sites that Generated 100 Tons or More of RCRA
       Hazardous Waste, 1987 and 1989  	4-8

  4-5  Number of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators in 1987 and 1989, by
       Quantity Generated 	4-10

  4-6  Comparison of Sites that Generated 100 Tons or More of RCRA
       Hazardous Waste, by State, 1987 and 1989  	4-11

  4-7  Comparison of Total RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Generated, by
       EPA Region, 1987 and 1989 	4-13

  4-8  Comparison of Total RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Generated, by
       State, 1987 and 1989	4-14

  4-9  Comparison of Sites Contributing to 75 Percent of  National Generation,
       1987 and 1989  	4-16
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                            List of Exhibits (continued)

Exhibit                                                                     Page

  4-10 Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, and
       Disposal (TSD) Facilities, by EPA Region, 1987 and 1989	4-19

  4-11 Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, and
       Disposal (TSD) Facilities, by State, 1987 and 1989  	4-20

  4-12 Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Managed, by EPA
       Region, 1987 and 1989 	4-22

  4-13 Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Managed by State,
       1987 and 1989 	4-23


                                  List of Tables
Chapter 5
 Tables

  1    RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1989

  2    RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports,  1989

  3    Rank Ordering of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1989

  4    Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste
       Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989

  5    Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity
       Generated, 1989

  6    Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1989
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                      NATIONAL BIENNIAL RCRA
                     HAZARDOUS WASTE  REPORT
                              (Based on 1989 Data)
   1.1          INTRODUCTION

   The United States Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) mission to protect human health
   and the environment includes the responsibility to manage, jointly with the States, the nation's
   hazardous waste.  As part of this task, EPA and State environmental offices collect and
   maintain information regarding the generation, handling, and final disposition of that waste.

   In accordance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) of 1976 and its
   subsequent amendments, EPA's responsibilities include the collection of information from the
   regulated community every two years on hazardous waste generation and management. This
   report, the National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report, to be referred to hereafter as
   the National Biennial Report, presents national, regional and State1  summaries  of 1989 waste
   generation and  management  data.  The data in the report include:  1) the number of
   hazardous waste generators regulated under RCRA, and the types and quantities of RCRA
   waste they generate; 2) the number of treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) facilities; and
   3) information on waste minimization practices. The report does not address  RCRA wastes
   that were managed exclusively in hazardous waste management  units exempt from RCRA
   permitting requirements (e.g., a wastewater treatment tank unit, whose discharge is regulated
   by the Clean Water Act). It also does not include waste that is regulated under RCRA that is
   subsequently exported out of the United States.
1 Throughout this report the term "Stats' includes the District of Columbia. Puerto Rico. Guam, the Trust Territories, and the Virgin
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   1.2          REPORT OVERVIEW

   This 1989 National Biennial Report consists of five chapters and four appendices. Chapter 1
   focuses on the administration of the Biennial Reporting System and includes a discussion of
   the known limitations of the data.  Chapter 2 describes the amount of RCRA hazardous waste
   that  is  generated and managed in  the  nation.  Chapter  3 discusses waste minimization
   activities at RCRA hazardous waste generation and management facilities. Chapter 4 presents
   a comparison  of the  1989  data to data included in the "1987  National Biennial RCRA
   Hazardous Waste Report" The comparison includes the quantities of waste generated and
   the number of large quantity generators, on regional and State levels; types and the quantities
   of waste managed and the number of TSD facilities, on  a regional and State level; and the
   types of waste management methods used.  Chapter 5 presents profiles of the RCRA
   hazardous waste generation and management activities  in  individual States. These profiles
   provide data pertaining to generation and management practices, imports to and exports from
   the State, quantities  of waste types generated, the types of RCRA waste and the methods
   used to manage them, and the 40 largest generators and TSD facilities within each State.

   The four appendices include definitions of terms (Appendix A), a list of system type  codes
   (Appendix B), a list of related documents that may be of interest to the reader (Appendix C),
   and a list of EPA waste codes (Appendix D).2
2 Throughout this document, any reference to "waste' or 'hazardous waste* indicates RCRA hazardous waste. Similarly, references
  to "waste codes* or "EPA waste codes* indicate RCRA hazardous waste codes.
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 1.3         DESCRIPTION OF THE NATIONAL  BIENNIAL REPORT

 The National Biennial Report is based on hazardous waste reports that are filed by generators
 and managers of RCRA hazardous waste.  These sites submit information about RCRA
 hazardous waste that is shipped off site or managed at the same site where it is generated.
 The site reports are submitted to EPA regional offices, or to States authorized to administer
 the RCRA programs, by March 1 of each even-numbered year. The reports describe the types
 and quantities of RCRA hazardous waste generated or managed in the preceding  odd-
 numbered year. The 1989 National Biennial Report is a census of this regulated community.

 The authorizing legislation for the National Biennial Report is contained in Sections 3002 and
 3004 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) of 1976, P.L., 94-580. Section
 3002 requires the EPA to establish standards for recordkeeping practices  that accurately
 identify the quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes generated, the constituents thereof, and the
 disposition of such wastes.  Section 3002 also calls for the submission of reports to the EPA,
 or the authorized State, setting out the quantities and disposition of RCRA hazardous wastes
 identified or listed under RCRA Subtitle C that are generated at the site. Section 3004 of
 RCRA requires the EPA  to  promulgate  regulations establishing standards applicable to
 hazardous waste TSD facilities. The TSD facilities are required to maintain records about and
 report all hazardous wastes identified or listed in Subtitle C of RCRA that are treated, stored,
 disposed  or  recycled.   In   1984, Congress passed  the Hazardous  and Solid Waste
 Amendments (HSWA) which requires that sites report waste minimization information through
 biennial reports. The amendments require the regulated community to report on changes in
 waste volume and toxicity that were achieved during the reporting year.

 In response to the RCRA and HSWA requirements, EPA developed regulations that specify
when generators or TSD facilities must complete hazardous waste reports and what types of
information must be  included. The  regulations for hazardous waste report requirements are
found in Title  40 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Section 262.41 (40 CFR 262.41) for
generators and 40 CFR 264.75 and 265.75 for TSD facilities.
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1.4          WHO MUST FILE RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORTS

Hazardous waste reports must be filed by generators and managers of RCRA hazardous
waste that meet certain criteria. TSD facilities were required to complete reports for the 1989
National Biennial Report if the site managed RCRA hazardous waste in units subject to RCRA
permitting requirements.  These sites operated under either RCRA Interim Status (Part A
Permit Application filed) or a RCRA Permit (Part B Permit Application approved).

A RCRA hazardous waste generator was required to file a hazardous waste report if the site
met the definition of a RCRA large quantity generator during 1989.  Large quantity generation
status was determined by the following RCRA criteria:
             The site generated in any single month 1,000 kg (2,200 Ibs) or more of RCRA
             hazardous waste; or
             The site generated in any single month or accumulated at any time more than
             1 kg (2.2 Ibs) of RCRA acute hazardous waste; or
             The site generated or accumulated at any time more than 100 kg (220 Ibs) of
             spill cleanup material contaminated with RCRA acute hazardous waste.
Throughout the National Biennial Report, all references to "generators" indicate sites that meet
these criteria.  Waste quantities managed on site in units exempt from RCRA permitting
requirements are not counted in determining large quantity generator status.
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 1.5         DATA COLLECTION

 1.5.1        Background

 The legislation that established the RCRA program provides for a division of responsibilities
 between EPA and the States. Any State may apply to EPA for authority to establish and
 operate the RCRA program. The State must demonstrate that its RCRA program is equivalent
 to, no less stringent than, and consistent with the EPA RCRA program. Upon approval, a
 State has the authority to operate all or part of the RCRA program in lieu of EPA.

 State RCRA programs may be more stringent or broader in  scope than the EPA RCRA
 program. States may, if they choose, regulate additional wastes, require permits for additional
 types of waste management facilities, or require reporting from sites that do not meet the
 generation  quantity threshold established under the Federal RCRA regulations that were
 discussed in Section 1.4. The biennial report data collection process, therefore, has at its core
 the requirements of federal regulations, while individual  States may have additional and
 sometimes more stringent State data requirements.


 1.5.2        Minimum Data Requirements

 The EPA designed  hazardous waste report  forms  and instructions  for States, and often
 administers the data collection effort in States that are not authorized to operate the RCRA
 program. States authorized to administer their own RCRA program may collect data with EPA-
 designed hazardous waste report  forms or may collect  equivalent information on State-
 designed forms. Authorized States  may also require more  frequent reporting or may request
 additional types of information.

There is, however, a requirement to collect a common and minimum set of data elements.
The minimum data requirements are specified in the Code of Federal Regulations.  Data that
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generators of hazardous waste are required to report are specified in 40 CFR 262.41.  Data
that TSD facilities must provide are specified in 40 CFR 264.75 and 265.75.


RCRA hazardous waste generators must provide the following data:


       •     The EPA identification number, name, and address of the generator;

       •     The calendar year covered by the report;

       •     The EPA identification number, name, and address for each off-site TSD facility
             in the United States to which waste was shipped during the year;

       •     The name and EPA identification number of each transporter used during the
             reporting year for shipments to a TSD facility within the United States;

       •     A description, EPA hazardous waste number (from 40 CFR Part 261, Subpart
             C or D), and quantity of each RCRA hazardous waste shipped off site to a TSD
             facility within the United States. This information must be listed by the EPA
             identification number of each off-site TSD facility to which waste was shipped;

       •     A description of the efforts undertaken during the  report year to reduce the
             volume and toxicity of waste generated;

       •     A description of the changes in volume and toxicity of waste actually achieved
             during 1989 as  compared to 1988; and

       •     The certification signed by the generator or authorized site representative.


A generator that also manages waste on site must comply with the reporting requirements both
as a generator and as a TSD facility.


TSD facilities must provide the following data:


       •     The EPA identification number, name, and address of the facility;

       •     The calendar year covered by the report;
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       m     A description and the quantity of each RCRA hazardous waste the facility both
             generated and managed, as well as waste received, during the year.  For off-
             site facilities, this information must be listed by the EPA identification number
             of each generator;

       •     For off-site facilities, the EPA identification number of each RCRA hazardous
             waste generator from which the facility received hazardous waste during the
             year; for imported shipments, the name and address of the foreign generator;

       •     The method of treatment, storage, or disposal for each RCRA hazardous waste;

       •     For generators that treat, store, dispose, or recycle hazardous waste on site,
             a description of the efforts undertaken during the year to reduce the volume and
             toxicity of waste generated;

       •     For facilities that treat, store, dispose  or recycle RCRA hazardous waste on
             site, a description of the changes in  volume and toxicity of waste  actually
             achieved during the year in comparison to previous years, to the extent such
             information is available for the years prior to 1984; and

       •     The certification signed by the owner or operator of the facility or authorized site
             representative.
1.5.3         Roles and Responsibilities


States:   States are required to submit their biennial report data to U.S. EPA under 40 CFR
271.17 (a).  This section of the Code of Federal Regulations specifies that any information
obtained or used  in the administration of a State program  shall be available to EPA upon
request without restriction.


A State can be the sole implementer of the data collection process (i.e., it collects both basic
waste  [as  required by  Sections  3002  and  3004  of  RCRA] and HSWA-required waste
minimization data from its reporting sites), or it may implement the process jointly with the
region  (i.e., the State  collects only basic waste  data while the region collects waste
minimization data). States may also  provide additional data that facilitates supplemental
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analyses of hazardous waste management practices.  (All States must at least provide the
minimum required data specified in the Code of Federal Regulations.)

Regions:  A region may be the sole implementer of the data collection process (i.e., it collects
both basic waste and HSWA-required waste minimization data from its reporting sites), or it
may be a joint implementer with the State (i.e., the State collects only basic waste while the
region collects waste minimization data). The region may have no implementer role at all.

Whether or not a region has an implementer role, it is responsible for transferring data to EPA
Headquarters where it is stored in the Biennial Reporting System (BRS) National Oversight
Database.  As part of this process, regions must work with the States to ensure the successful
transfer of State data from the States to the regions. In their oversight role, the regions are
responsible for assessing the quality of the data they receive  from an  implementer and
informing the implementer of any detected errors. The implementer is then responsible  for
contacting sites and correcting the data.

Headquarters:  Headquarters' responsibilities include providing oversight and implementation
guidance to the regions and States concerning the biennial reporting process, developing and
maintaining the BRS data management system, and publishing the National Biennial Report
every two years.
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 1.6         DATA LIMITATIONS

 1.6.1        Background

 There are limitations to biennial report data that should be considered when reviewing the
 National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report. The limitations result in many cases from
 the different data collection  approaches  that were used by the  various States.  These
 limitations can be generally classified in two separate groups.

 The first group of limitations relates to the scope of the National Biennial Report. The second
 group includes actual errors in, or omissions from, the database and report.  Both sets of
 problems remain unresolved and contribute to inaccuracies in the data as they are currently
 reported.


 1.6.2        Limitations to the Data

 RCRA Wastes Managed Only in Units Exempt from RCRA Permitting Requirements Are
 Excluded - Data on  RCRA wastes managed only in  units that are exempt from RCRA
 permitting requirements were not consistently collected by States and, where possible, are
 excluded from this report.  Data from  other sources (e.g.,  the 1986 National  Survey of
 Hazardous Waste Generators and TSDR Facilities) indicate that roughly two-thirds of the
 RCRA hazardous waste generated in a typical year is managed in units exempt from RCRA
 permitting requirements.

 Use of Waste Management Codes Is Inconsistent - At least two different sets of codes
were used by States to describe the methods used to treat, store, dispose, or recycle RCRA
hazardous wastes. Some States customized the basic sets, producing a large number of code
system variants.  The need to translate these varying code systems into a common system
for this Report lends, in many cases, to a loss of detail.
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Quantities in Storage Are Excluded from Management Totals - The hazardous waste
management methods reported here represent the primary method of managing the waste.
Because storage is only an interim step and never the primary management method for RCRA
hazardous waste, quantities in storage are excluded from the management exhibits in Chapter
2. Counts of TSD facilities include sites that have storage in units subject to RCRA permitting
requirements as their only management method. Counts of treatment, disposal and recycling
(TDR) facilities exclude sites that have only storage as a management method subject to
RCRA permitting requirements.

Transfer Storage Facility Shipments Are Excluded from Generation Quantities - Some
facilities only receive waste from off site, aggregate it into like batches, then ship it to another
facility for final disposition. Since the quantity of waste shipped is often used as a proxy for
the quantity of waste generated, such  "transfer storage" facilities may  appear to be  large
generators when, in reality, they generate little or no waste, but only receive it and ship it off
site again. To the extent possible, quantities that were only received then shipped off site are
not included in the quantities of waste generated in each State,  in some States it  may not
have been possible to identify these sites and subtract these quantities.

This  Report Includes Only Hazardous Wastes  Regulated by  RCRA ~ Some States
provided additional generation  data on State-regulated wastes,  such as waste oils,
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and asbestos. These wastes are usually not regulated by
RCRA and their quantities are excluded from this Report. Waste oils, PCBs, and asbestos are
subject to RCRA regulation only if they are mixed with other RCRA wastes or if they meet one
or more of the RCRA waste characteristic standards.
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 1.6.3       Errors or Omissions in the Data

 Inconsistently Reported Hazardous Wastewaters Dominate Quantities - RCRA hazardous
 wastewaters represented approximately 95 percent of the total quantity of waste included in
 this Report. Because of confusion over the correct interpretation of RCRA regulations relating
 to wastewaters, some  sites apparently failed to  include RCRA hazardous wastewaters
 managed in units subject to RCRA permitting requirements in their report submissions. These
 exclusions may have resulted in artificially low State and national quantity totals.

 Counts of RCRA Large Quantity Generators Are Imprecise for Some States - Many
 States impose more stringent regulations on hazardous waste generators than EPA. These
 States may regulate additional wastes not classified as hazardous under RCRA, may require
 hazardous waste reports from sites that generate  quantities of waste small enough to be
 exempt from reporting under RCRA, or both. As a result, some States have included sites that
 do not meet the RCRA large quantity generator criteria. Other States appear to have excluded
 sites that do meet the RCRA criteria.

 Waste Minimization Data Are not Available for All Sites ~ The implementation of the waste
 minimization reporting requirements was incomplete in 1989.  Data on waste minimization
 practices and  activities were not collected from all sites in those States that used their own
 data collection report forms.  This  issue is explored in more detail in Chapter 3.

Waste Management Data Were Not Available for All States - Two States, Massachusetts
and Maine, were unable to  provide 1989  data on  TSD facilities and quantities of waste
managed.
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                        2.   NATIONAL  RESULTS
   2.1          INTRODUCTION

   Chapter 2 summarizes the 1989 national data on RCRA hazardous waste generation and
   management. Sections 2.2 and 2.3 discuss hazardous waste generation. The discussion
   addresses quantities of hazardous waste that were generated, the types of hazardous wastes
   generated, and the  number of generators. Sections 2.4 and 2.5 discuss RCRA hazardous
   waste management. The discussion addresses the quantities of RCRA hazardous waste that
   were managed, the  number of TSD facilities, the management methods employed, and the
   types of RCRA hazardous wastes managed by different methods. Section 2.6 addresses the
   movement of RCRA hazardous waste between States.
   2.2         RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION, QUANTITY
               GENERATED, AND NUMBER OF LARGE QUANTITY
               GENERATORS

   Exhibit 2-1  shows the  10 EPA regions and the  States that comprise them.  Exhibit 2-2
   presents, by EPA region, the total quantity and percentage of RCRA hazardous waste
   generated and the associated number and percentage of RCRA large quantity generators.  A
   total of 197.5  million tons1  of hazardous waste was  generated nationwide by 20,233
   generators. Regions 2,4,5, and 6 generated the most RCRA hazardous waste, with each of
   the regions generating more than 19 percent of the national total quantity. Collectively, these
   4 regions accounted for nearly 85 percent of the national total. More than half of the number
   of generators were located in Regions 4,5, and 6, while relatively few (9.0%) were located in
   Regions 7,8, and 10. Region 2 generated the largest quantity of hazardous waste, with 47.8
   million tons, while Region 5 had the largest number of generators, with 4,922 sites.
1 This report does not include the wastes classified as hazardous by the new Toxkaty Characteristic Leaching Procedure fTCLPl. The
 TCLP rule became effective on September 25,1990, for large quantity generators aiid on Man^ 29,1991, for small quantity generators.
                                       2-1

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         Exhibit 2-1. EPA Regions in the United States
                          Hawai, Guam, &
                          Trust Territories
Puerto Rico &
Virgin Islands
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Exhibit 2-2.     Humber and Percentage of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Total RCRA Hazardous
               Waste Quantity Generated, by EPA Region, 1989
EPA
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

TOTAL GENERATED
1,514.241
47,755.486
21,151.353
39,354.148
41,746.455
38,288,120
2,246,701
366.996
4,802,606
275,004
TOTAL 197.501,112

PERCENT
0.8
24.2
10.7
19.9
21.1
19.4
1.1
0.2
2.4
0.1
100.0

NUMBER OF GENERATORS
1.390
2,359
1,848
2,984
4,922
2,257
693
292
2,634
854
20.233

PERCENT
6.9
11.7
9.1
14.7
24.3
11.2
3.4
1.4
13.0
4.2
100.0
 NOTE:   Columns may not sum due to rounding.
                                              2-3

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 National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
 Exhibit 2-3 compares the  regional distributions  of hazardous waste quantities and large
 quantity generators. There is little relationship between the number of generators and the
 quantity of waste. For example, Region 2 has 24.2 percent of the waste, but only 11.7 percent
 of the generators.  Conversely, Region 9 has only 2.4 percent of the waste, but 13 percent of
 the generators.  This disparity results from the fact that Region 2 has one  extremely large
 generator, while many sites in Region 9 generated relatively small quantities of waste.

 Exhibit 2-4 presents the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated and the number of
 generators by State in alphabetical order. Exhibit 2-5 presents the rank order of States based
 on the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated. New Jersey reported the largest amount
 generated during 1989, 47.1  million tons, or 23.8 percent of the national total,  followed by
 Michigan with 35.1  million tons, Tennessee with 34.4 million tons, Texas with 28.2 million tons,
 and West Virginia with 14.4 million tons. The Trust Territories reported the least, with 23 tons
 generated, followed by Guam with 573 tons, South Dakota with 1,088 tons, and Hawaii with
 2,149 tons.

 Exhibit 2-6 presents the rank order of States based on the number of generators. California
 ranks first in the number of generators with 2,387, followed by Texas with 1,575, New Jersey
 with 1,434, and Illinois with 1,425. While California reported the largest number of generators,
 11.8 percent of the national total, the State generated only 2.3 percent of the national total
 quantity of RCRA hazardous waste, again  illustrating that there is little relationship between
 the number of generators and the quantity  of RCRA hazardous waste that they generate.

The map in Exhibit 2-7 shows, by State, the range of RCRA hazardous waste generated in the
 nation.  Twenty-two of the 55 States each reported generating less than 100,000 tons of
 hazardous waste (11 States generated less than 10,000 tons each), together representing only
 0.2 percent of the nationwide generation. Conversely, 5 States generated more than 14 million
tons each, together accounting for more than 80 percent of the total  U.S. generation.
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Exhibit 2-3.   Comparison of Percentage of RCRA Hazardous Waste
              Quantity Generated and Percentage of Large Quantity
              Generators, by EPA Region, 1989
      Percent
   25 r
            24 2
                                24.3
   10 ~
    5 ~
                                                       13.0
                    34567
                                                             10
                   I Hazardous waste  ¥22 Hazardous waste
                   quantity generated    generators
                                2-5

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   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
 Exhibit 2-4.   Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated, and Number of Hazardous Waste Generators, by
             State, 1989


STATE

ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS

RANK

22
49
31
16
8
32
13
40
51
20
10
54
52
42
14
11
34
12
30
6
36
24
37
2
26
17
23
47
35
48
41
1
44
21
18
38
9
29
39
15
25
46
33
53
3
4
55
28
43
45
7
27
5
19
50
TOTAL
TOTAL
GENERATED
(tons)
403.701
3.664
124,595
805.150
4.670,579
117,347
1.390,314
19,766
2.357
411.832
2.615.210
573
2.149
15.062
1,381.799
1.843,015
76.240
1,713.963
149.612
9,094.768
52.528
265.227
34.142
35,143.264
239.098
717.291
384,289
4.978
72.209
4.685
18,211
47.096.658
10.961
406.910
586.338
28.840
2,727.383
205,382
27.954
1,246.706
246.161
5.565
106.224
1.088
34.363,940
28.171.860
23
211.563
13.481
5.757
5,227.092
228.323
14,390.206
411.897
3.180
197.501.112

PERCENT

0.2
<0.05
0.1
0.4
2.3
0.1
0.7
<0.05
<0.05
0.2
1.3
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.7
0.9
<0.05
0.9
0.1
4.6
<0.05
0.1
<0.05
17.8
0.1
0.4
0.2
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
23.8
<0.05
0.2
0.3
<0.05
1.4
0.1
<0.05
0.6
0.1
<0.05
0.1
<0.05
17.4
14.3
<0.05
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
2.6
0.1
7.3
0.2
<0.05
100.0

RANK

25
43
28
40
1
31
13
39
52
20
19
53
46
48
4
10
31
26
21
16
41
18
14
8
24
29
22
46
38
45
33
3
41
7
11
50
5
30
36
6
37
27
17
51
15
2
54
35
44
55
23
9
34
12
49

NUMBER OF
GENERATORS

224
43
175
51
2.387
131
506
59
11
368
378
10
28
20
1,425
697
131
192
337
445
46
385
494
824
241
153
298
28
72
32
111
1,434
46
848
684
17
1.176
140
77
1.004
76
191
394
12
446
1.575
2
85
42
1
287
714
102
559
19
20.233

PERCENT

1.1
0.2
0.9
0.3
11.8
0.6
2.5
0.3
0.1
1.8
1.9
<0.05
0.1
0.1
7.0
3.4
0.6
0.9
1.7
2.2
0.2
1.9
2.4
4.1
1.2
0.8
1.5
0.1
0.4
0.2
0.5
7.1
0.2
4.2
3.4
0.1
5.8
0.7
0.4
5.0
0.4
0.9
1.9
0.1
2.2
7.8
<0.05
0.4
0.2
<0.05
1.4
3.5
0.5
2.8
0.1
100.0
NOTE:  Columns nay not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-5.  Rank Ordering of States Based on Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated, and
            Number of Hazardous Waste Generators, 1989



STATE
NEW JERSEY
MICHIGAN
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
WEST VIRGINIA
LOUISIANA
VIRGINIA
CALIFORNIA
OHIO
GEORGIA
INDIANA
KANSAS
CONNECTICUT
ILLINOIS
PENNSYLVANIA
ARKANSAS
MISSISSIPPI
NORTH CAROLINA
WISCONSIN
FLORIDA
NEW YORK
ALABAMA
MISSOURI
MARYLAND
PUERTO RICO
MINNESOTA
WASHINGTON
UTAH
OKLAHOMA
KENTUCKY
ARIZONA
COLORADO
SOUTH CAROLINA
IOWA
NEBRASKA
MAINE
MASSACHUSETTS
NORTH DAKOTA
OREGON
DELAWARE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
IDAHO
VERMONT
NEW MEXICO
VIRGIN ISLANDS
RHODE ISLAND
MONTANA
NEVADA
ALASKA
WYOMING
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
HAWAII
SOUTH DAKOTA
GUAM
TRUST TERRITORIES
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY


RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
TOTAL
TOTAL
GENERATED
(tons)
47,096.658
35,143.264
34,363.940
28.171.860
14,390,206
9,094,768
5,227.092
4,670.579
2.727,383
2,615,210
1,843.015
1.713.963
1,390,314
1,381,799
1,246,706
805,150
717.291
586.338
411,897
411.832
406.910
403.701
384.289
265.227
246,161
239.098
228.323
211.563
205,382
149,612
124.595
117,347
106,224
76,240
72,209
52.528
34.142
28.840
27.954
19.766
18.211
15.062
13.481
10.961
5.757
5.565
4,978
4.685
3.664
3.180
2.357
2.149
1.088
573
23
197,501.112


PERCENT
23.8
17.8
17.4
14.3
7.3
4.6
2.6
2.4
1.4
1.3
0.9
0.9
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
100.0
HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS


RANK
3
8
15
2
34
16
23
1
5
19
10
26
13
4
6
40
29
11
12
20
7
25
22
18
37
24
9
35
30
21
28
31
17
31
38
41
14
50
36
39
33
48
44
41
55
27
46
45
43
49
52
46
51
53
54


NUMBER OF
GENERATORS
1.434
824
446
1.575
102
445
287
2.387
1,176
378
697
192
506
1,425
1,004
51
153
684
559
368
848
224
298
385
76
241
714
85
140
337
175
131
394
131
72
46
494
17
77
59
111
20
42
46
1
191
28
32
43
19
11
28
12
10
2
20,233


PERCENT
7.1
4.1
2.2
7.8
0.5
2.2
1.4
11.8
5.8
1.8
3.4
0.9
2.5
7.0
5.0
0.3
0.8
3.4
2.8
1.8
4.2
1.1
1.5
1.9
0.4
1.2
3.5
0.4
0.7
1.7
0.9
0.6
1.9
0.6
0.4
0.2
2.4
0.1
0.4
0.3
O.S
0.1
0.2
0.2
<0.05
0.9
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
100.0
NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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      National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
 Exhibit 2-6.     Rank Ordering of States Based on Number of Hazardous Waste Generators and Ouarrthy of
               Hazardous Waste Generated, 1989



STATE
CALIFORNIA
TEXAS
NEW JERSEY
ILLINOIS
OHIO
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW YORK
MICHIGAN
WASHINGTON
INDIANA
NORTH CAROLINA
WISCONSIN
CONNECTICUT
MASSACHUSETTS
TENNESSEE
LOUISIANA
SOUTH CAROLINA
MARYLAND
GEORGIA
FLORIDA
KENTUCKY
MISSOURI
VIRGINIA
MINNESOTA
ALABAMA
KANSAS
RHODE ISLAND
ARIZONA
MISSISSIPPI
OKLAHOMA
COLORADO
IOWA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WEST VIRGINIA
UTAH
OREGON
PUERTO RICO
NEBRASKA
DELAWARE
ARKANSAS
MAINE
NEW MEXICO
ALASKA
VERMONT
NEVADA
MONTANA
HAWAII
IDAHO
WYOMING
NORTH DAKOTA
SOUTH DAKOTA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
GUAM
TRUST TERRITORIES
VIRGIN ISLANDS
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY


RANK
8
4
1
14
9
15
21
2
27
11
18
19
13
37
3
6
33
24
10
20
30
23
7
26
22
12
46
31
17
29
32
34
41
5
28
39
25
35
40
16
36
44
49
43
48
47
52
42
50
38
53
51
54
55
45
TOTAL
TOTAL
GENERATED
(tons)
4.670,579
28.171,860
47,096,658
1,381.799
2,727.383
1.246.706
406,910
35.143,264
228. 3Z3
1,843,015
586.338
411.897
1.390,314
34,142
34.363,940
9,094,768
106,224
265.227
2,615,210
411,832
149,612
384,289
5.227,092
239,098
403,701
1,713,963
5,565
124,595
717.291
205,382
117,347
76,240
18,211
14,390.206
211,563
27,954
246.161
72.209
19,766
805,150
52.528
10.961
3,664
13.481
4,685
4.978
2,149
15.062
3.180
28.840
1.088
2.357
573
23
5.757
197,501.112


PERCENT
2.4
14.3
23.8
0.7
1.4
0.6
0.2
17.8
0.1
0.9
0.3
0.2
0.7
<0.05
17.4
4.6
0.1
0.1
1.3
0.2
0.1
0.2
2.6
0.1
0.2
0.9
<0.05
0.1
0.4
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
7.3
0.1
<0.05
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
0.4
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
100.0
HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS


RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
31
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
41
43
44
45
46
46
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55


NUMBER OF
GENERATORS
2.387
1.575
1.434
1.425
1.176
1.004
848
824
714
697
684
559
506
494
446
445
394
385
378
366
337
298
287
241
224
192
191
175
153
140
131
131
111
102
85
77
76
72
59
51
46
46
43
42
32
28
28
20
19
17
12
11
10
2
1
20.233


PERCENT
11.8
7.8
7.1
7.0
5.8
5.0
4.2
4.1
3.5
3.4
3.4
2.8
2.5
2.4
2.2
2.2
1.9
1.9
1.9
1.8
1.7
1.5
1.4
1.2
1.1
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
100.0
NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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     Exhibit 2-7.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated in the U.S., by State, 1989
'uerto Rico
D  o to 100,000*
E3  100,001 to 1,000,000
H  1,000,001 to 10,000,000
•  10,000,0011050,000,000
                                              • Includes Delaware, D.C., Guam, Rhode Island,
                                               Trust Territories, and Virgin Islands	
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 National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
 The map in Exhibit 2-8 shows, by State, the range of generator counts in the nation. Six of
 the States  each reported more than 1,000 generators.  Seven States reported between 501
 and 1,000 generators.  The two smaller categories of generators, 0 to 100, and 101 to 500,
 each included 21 States.

 Exhibit 2-9 shows the cumulative distribution of waste quantities for the largest 10 percent of
 generators. This exhibit indicates that: the largest  1 percent of sites generated nearly 97
 percent of the RCRA hazardous waste; the largest 2 percent of sites generated 98 percent of
 the RCRA  hazardous waste; and the largest 5 percent of sites generated 99 percent of the
 RCRA hazardous waste.

 Exhibit 2-10 illustrates that the vast majority of RCRA hazardous waste was generated at a
 small number of sites, while the vast majority of sites generated relatively small quantities of
 waste.  Nearly 76 percent of the respondent sites generated less than  100 tons of RCRA
 hazardous waste. These sites cumulatively accounted for only 0.2 percent of the nationwide
 generation.  Conversely, only 1.7 percent of the sites  generated more than 10,000 tons each,
 contributing approximately 98 percent of the nationwide generation. These large sites typically
 generated tremendous quantities of RCRA hazardous wastewater that dwarf the quantities of
 other forms of generated waste.

 Exhibit 2-11 lists the 50 largest RCRA hazardous waste generators in the nation in 1989. The
5 sites that generated the largest quantities of wastes  accounted for 55 percent of the national
total, while  the 50 largest sites together generated 92 percent of the  national total quantity.
Of the 50 sites, most are manufacturers, mainly in the chemical manufacturing and oil refining
industries.  Fifteen of these sites are  located in Texas, and 8 sites are in Louisiana.  The
largest generator, E.I. DuPont Chambers Works in Deepwater, New Jersey, generated 46.7
million tons, nearly all of which was RCRA hazardous wastewater. Also ranking among the
largest five generators in the nation were The Dow Chemical Company, in Midland, Michigan;
Eastman Kodak's Tenn  Eastman Company of Kingsport, Tennessee; American Cyanamid
Company of Willow Island, West Virginia; and Shell Oil Company of Deer Park, Texas.
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Exhibit 2-8. Ranges of Number of Generators, 1989
                                        Number of Generators
  .*»..*
D  0 to 100*
0  101 to 500"
D  501 to 1,000
•  Greater than 1,000

* Includes Delaware, D.C., Guam, Trust Territories,
  and Virgin Islands
** Includes Rhode Island
                                    2-11

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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
  Exhibit 2-9.
Cumulative  Distribution of the Quantity of. RCRA
Hazardous Waste Generated by the Largest Ten
Percent of Generators, 1989
     100 r
     84
                    23456789

                  Cumulative percentage of largest  10% of generators
                                                   10
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Exhibit 2-10. Percentage of Generators and Quantity of RCRA
              Hazardous Waste Generated in 3 Ranges of
              Generation Quantity, 1989
       Percent
   100 r
97.8
         Less than 100 tons    100 - 10,000 tons    Greater  than 10,000 tons

                    Quantity Generated by Each Generator
                 I Percentage of large   V/A Percentage of hazardous
                 quantity generators      waste generated
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Exhibit 2-11. Fifty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators in the U.S., 1989


RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50


EPA ID
NJD002385730
HID000724724
TND003376928
WVD004341491
TXD067285973
WVD005005509
TXD007330202
VA1 2 10020730
TXD008123317
LAD008186579
6AD003324985
TXD001 700806
LAD008175390
KSD007482029
TND004044491
CAD041472986
TXD008079642
TX0008081101
LAD008213191
TXD008079527
VAD066000993
CTD990672081
OHD042157644
LAD065470916
TX0083472266
LAD008179707
LAD001890367
CA0097030993
HSD008186587
TXD000751172
ARD043195429
UVD056866312
TXD007376700
TX0026040709
TXD078432457
IN0005159199
IND003913423
TXD044452324
NCD057454670
OHD005050273
ILD006278170
CA7210020759
IL0042075333
FLD004106811
IN0016584641
OH0005108477
TXD026481523
LA0001700756
TX0000836486
LA0980622104
TOTAL


SITE NAME
DUPONT E.I. CHAMBERS WORKS
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
TENN EASTMAN CO., DIV OF EASTMAN KODAK
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
SHELL OIL CO. DEER PARK COMPLEX
RHONE-POULENC A6. COMPANY
TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY
U.S. ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
E.I. OUPONT DE NEMOURS
SHELL OIL CO. REFINERY
MERCK & CO.. INC.
MONSANTO CO.
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY
El DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS
RUBICON. INC.
STERLING CHEM. INC.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
PRATT & WHITNEY, EAST HARTFORD
BP CHEMICALS, INC.
WITCO CHEMICAL CORP.
ARCO CHEMICAL COMPANY (CHANNELVIEW)
MOBIL OIL CORPORATION
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.
NORRIS INDUSTRIES, INC.
MORTON INTERNATIONAL. INC.
BP CHEMICALS, INC.
GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPORATION
MOBAY CORPORATION
HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC.
HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC.
HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP. INC.
INLAND STEEL COMPANY
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. BURNS HARBOR
6AF CORPORATION TEXAS CITY
OCCIDENTAL CHEM. CORP. -CASTLE HAYNE PLT.
CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIV. SMC
ALLIED-SIGNAL, INC.
RIVERBANK ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
CABOT CORPORATION
KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL CORP.
MIDWEST STEEL COMPANY
ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION
GATX TERMINALS CORPORATION
MONSANTO COMPANY
ISK BIOTECH CORP.
SHELL CHEMICAL CO. NORCO



CITY
DEEPWATER
MIDLAND
KINGSPORT
WILLOW ISLAND
DEER PARK
INSTITUTE
LONGVIEW
RADFORD
VICTORIA
NORCO
ALBANY
ALVIN
WESTWEGO
WICHITA
NEW JOHNSONVILLE
SANTA CLARA
ORANGE
BEAUMONT
GEISMAR
TEXAS CITY
RICHMOND
EAST HARTFORD
LIMA .
TAFT
CHANNELVIEW
CHALMETTE
LAPLACE
VERNON
MOSS POINT
GREEN LAKE
EL DORADO
NATRIUM
PAMPA
BAY CITY
PASADENA
EAST CHICAGO
BURNS HARBOR.
TEXAS CITY
CASTLE HAYNE
DEFIANCE
METROPOLIS
RIVERBANK
TUSCOLA
MULBERRY
PORTAGE
HAVERHILL
GALENA PARK
LULING
HOUSTON
NORCO

TOTAL
GENERATED
(tons)
46,695.042
33.760,292
32,536,940
7,886,806
7,840,363
5,814,145
4,507,313
4.050.016
3.635.042
2,390.769
2,153.083
2.070.731
2.043.294
1.592,778
1.583,784
1,510,095
1,474,980
1,381,919
1,090.953
1.087.761
933.670
920,149
831,625
777,611
721.081
701.872
699.908
695.656
670.720
655.317
653.539
585.036
490.072
484,001
461.456
434.612
420.578
418.341
413,230
407.011
404.540
385.307
369.631
320.134
307.659
304.820
291.991
289,338
275.941
264,500
180,695.453
NOTE:   Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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2.3         TYPES OF HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED

Exhibit 2-12 shows the types of RCRA hazardous waste generated in the U.S. in 1989.
Characteristic waste is classified as hazardous because it is ignitable, corrosive, reactive, or
toxic as determined by EPA.  These wastes bear EPA waste codes beginning with the letter
D.  Listed wastes are specifically named in 40 CFR 261.3. They are listed as hazardous
because the dangers are attributable to specific risks associated with each chemical or waste.
They bear EPA waste codes beginning with the letters F, P, U, or K.

Characteristic wastes were 16.5 percent of the national total. Listed wastes were 36.2 percent,
and combined characteristic and listed wastes were 47.3 percent of the total waste generated.
2.4         RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT QUANTITY
            AND NUMBER OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, OR DISPOSAL
            FACILITIES

All of the data presented in this section pertain to RCRA hazardous wastes managed in units
subject to RCRA permitting requirements. It is important to note that, although the treatment,
disposal, or recycling of hazardous waste may ultimately occur in units exempt from RCRA
permitting  requirements, if the waste was stored in units subject to RCRA permitting
requirements (e.g., surface impoundments or waste piles) prior to management in units exempt
from RCRA permitting, the waste quantity was classified as being managed in units subject
to RCRA permitting requirements and included in the data presented in this section.

Some States  reported quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes that were managed exclusively
in units exempt from RCRA permitting requirements. To the extent possible, these quantities
were excluded from this report. Such wastes were mostly hazardous wastewaters that were
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  Exhibit 2-12.
RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated in the U.S.,
Characteristic Waste, Listed Waste, and
Combination of Characteristic and Listed
Wastes, 1989
           Listed Waste
               36.2*
                                                   Characteristic
                                                        Waste

                                                         16.5 %
                                            Characteristic and
                                              Listed Wastes
                                                 47.3 %
 Note: CBI data excluded.
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treated in tanks, and the treated water was discharged to the Publicly Owned Treatment Works
(POTW) or to the surface waters under a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(NPDES) permit.

At a regional level, RCRA TSD facilities were more evenly distributed across the regions than
was the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed.  Exhibit 2-13 shows the number of TSD
facilities and the quantity of hazardous waste managed, by EPA region. Nationally, 3,078 TSD
facilities reported the management of 196.5 million tons of RCRA hazardous waste. As was
the case with RCRA hazardous waste generation, Regions 2, 4, 5, and 6 managed the vast
majority of the hazardous waste, accounting for 85 percent of the national total.  In contrast,
Regions 1, 7, 8, and 10 each managed less than one percent of the total quantity of RCRA
hazardous waste managed  in 1989.  Cumulatively, these 4 regions managed  less than 2
percent of the national total. Most RCRA TSD facilities were located in Regions 5, 6, and 9,
while relatively few were  located in Regions 8 and 10. No region had less than  1 percent of
the total number of TSD facilities.

Exhibit 2-14 shows that there are 1,770 storage-only facilities throughout the nation, nearly 58
percent of the total number of TSD facilities. In Exhibit 2-2, the total U.S. RCRA hazardous
waste generation is listed as 197.5 million tons,  while in Exhibit 2-13, the total quantity of
RCRA hazardous waste managed in the nation is listed as 196.5 million tons. It is likely that
most of the 1 million ton difference is due to the RCRA hazardous wastes that were generated
in 1989 and managed only by storage during 1989.

Exhibit 2-15 compares the percentage of TSD facilities and the percentage of the national total
quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed on a regional level.  Region 9, with approxi-
mately 13 percent of all TSD facilities, managed only  2.6 percent of the national total, while
Region 2, with fewer than 7  percent of the TSD facilities, managed more than 24 percent of
the national total of RCRA hazardous waste.  This disparity is largely due to one facility in
Region 2 that managed a large quantity of RCRA hazardous waste.
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Exhibit 2-13.    Number and Percentage  of RCRA TSD Facilities and RCRA  Hazardous Waste  Quantity
               Managed,  by EPA Region, 1989

EPA
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY1

TOTAL MANAGED
385.169
47,600,767
21,013.597
39,593.449
41,959,635
38,053,723
2,148,938
368.114
5,095,266
282.208
TOTAL 196.500.866

PERCENT2
0.2
24.2
10.7
20.1
21.4
19.4
1.1
0.2
2.6
0.1
100.0
TSD FACILITIES

NUMBER
151
210
272
361
868
441
150
117
410
98
3.078
PERCENT2
4.9
6.8
8.8
11.7
28.2
14.3
4.9
3.8
13.3
3.2
100.0
 _ Quantity managed only by storage  Is excluded.
   Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-14.    Number of RCRA Storage-Only FacilKies, by EPA Region, 1989

EPA REGION
1
Z
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
STORAGE FACILITIES
NUMBER
106
158
194
151
550
132
88
90
248
53
TOTAL 1.770
PERCENT1
6.0
8.9
11.0
8.5
31.1
7.5
5.0
5.1
14.0
3.0
100.0
   Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
  Exhibit 2-15. Comparison of Percentage of RCRA  Hazardous Waste
               Quantity Managed  and Percentage of Treatment,
               Storage, and Disposal Facilities, by EPA Region, 1989
        Percent
     30 r
                                  26.2
                                                          9     10
Quantity managed
                                                facilities
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 Exhibit 2-16 displays the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed and the number of TSD
 facilities with the States, listed alphabetically.  Exhibit 2-17 displays a rank ordering of the
 States based on the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste that was managed.  New Jersey,
 Michigan, and Tennessee, respectively, managed the largest quantities of RCRA hazardous
 wastes and accounted for nearly 60 percent of the total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste
 managed in RCRA TSD facilities.  These 3 States managed approximately 24 percent, 18
 percent, and 18 percent of the total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed in the nation,
 respectively, while they had only 3 percent, 8 percent and 2 percent, respectively, of the total
 number of TSD facilities. This illustrates that a few facilities managed very large quantities of
 RCRA hazardous wastes.

 Exhibit 2-18 is a rank ordering of States based on the number of TSD facilities.  California had
 the largest number of TSD facilities (357), followed by Texas (304) and Minnesota (237). Two
 States - the District of Columbia and Massachusetts - did not report the operation of any TSD
 facilities in 1989. For Massachusetts, this was the result of incomplete reporting. Three other
 States - Maine, South Dakota, and Guam - did not report any quantity of RCRA hazardous
 waste  managed in 1989, yet each reported the operation of at least one TSD facility. This
 occurred because these States only reported the storage of hazardous wastes under waste
 management, and storage quantities were excluded from the exhibit.

The map in Exhibit 2-19 shows, by State, the range of RCRA hazardous waste management
quantities in the nation.  Twenty-four States reported management totals of less than 100,000
tons (15 were below 10,000 tons each). Conversely, 5 States managed more than 14 million
tons each, together accounting for nearly 81  percent of the total U.S. RCRA hazardous waste
management quantity. When compared with Exhibit 2-7, the States identified in Exhibit 2-19
as having the largest quantities of managed wastes correspond closely to those States with
the largest quantities of waste generated.  The 11 States ranked as the largest waste RCRA
hazardous generators are also the largest RCRA hazardous waste managers.
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Exhibit 2-16.    Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by State, 1989




STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
6EOR6IA
6UAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
VEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY



RANK
18
49
32
15
8
34
21
44
51
22
10
51
46
37
13
11
35
12
31
6
51
28
51
2
23
16
24
45
33
39
42
1
41
19
17
38
9
27
36
14
26
40
29
51
3
4
50
25
48
43
7
30
5
20
47
TOTAL
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)'
564.189
29
95.737
824,156
4.978.478
81,292
366.215
3,472
0
359.733
2.551.209
0
803
45,951
1.441.365
2,021,016
74,653
1,700,795
145,481
9.205.887
0
211,256
0
35.067.217
348.586
697.961
289.531
2.857
83.959
20.246
5.952
46.931.754
6.355
419.838
565.799
25,451
2.710.118
228.363
65.285
1.139,446
243,417
12,897
175.807
0
34.533.270
27,788.963
2
258.227
106
5.757
5.324.021
170,943
14.335,403
371.333
287
196.500.866



PERCENT
0.3
<0.05
<0.05
0.4
2.5
<0.05
0.2
<0.05
0.0
0.2
1.3
0.0
<0.05
<0.05
0.7
1.0
<0.05
0.9
0.1
4.7
0.0
0.1
0.0
17.8
0.2
0.4
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
23.9
<0.05
0.2
0.3
<0.05
1.4
0.1
<0.05
0.6
0.1
<0.05
0.1
0.0
17.6
14.1
<0.05
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
2.7
0.1
7.3
0.2
<0.05
100.0
TSD FACILITY


FACILITY
RANK
12
34
37
31
1
14
8
43
54
32
15
52
32
41
7
22
29
25
19
21
48
24
54
4
3
28
10
41
39
40
45
9
35
11
30
45
6
20
38
5
23
48
25
50
13
2
50
25
45
52
18
16
35
17
43




NUMBER
71
20
17
24
357
59
131
7
0
22
57
1
22
9
139
44
30
34
51
46
4
37
0
232
237
31
74
9
12
11
6
98
19
73
28
6
161
48
13
157
38
4
34
2
67
304
2
34
6
1
52
56
19
55
7
3.078



PERCENT
2.3
0.6
0.6
0.8
11.6
1.9
4.3
0.2
0.0
0.7
1.9
<0.05
0.7
0.3
4.5
1.4
1.0
1.1
1 7
1.5
0.1
1.2
0.0
7.5
7.7
1.0
2.4
0.3
0.4
0.4
0.2
3.2
0.6
2.4
0.9
0.2
5.2
1.6
0.4
5.1
1.2
0.1
1.1
0.1
2.2
9.9
0.1
1.1
0.2
<0.05
1.7
1.8
0.6
1.8
0.2
100.0
 1
  Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.
NOTE:   Columns may not sun due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-17.    Rank Ordering of States Based on Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, 1989




STATE
NEW JERSEY
MICHIGAN
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
WEST VIRGINIA
LOUISIANA
VIRGINIA
CALIFORNIA
OHIO
GEORGIA
INDIANA
KANSAS
ILLINOIS
PENNSYLVANIA
ARKANSAS
MISSISSIPPI
NORTH CAROLINA
ALABAMA
NEW YORK
WISCONSIN
CONNECTICUT
FLORIDA
MINNESOTA
MISSOURI
UTAH
PUERTO RICO
OKLAHOMA
MARYLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
WASHINGTON
KENTUCKY
ARIZONA
NEBRASKA
COLORADO
IOWA
OREGON
IDAHO
NORTH DAKOTA
NEVADA
RHODE ISLAND
NEW MEXICO
NEW HAMPSHIRE
VIRGIN ISLANDS
DELAWARE
MONTANA
HAWAII
WYOMING
VERMONT
ALASKA
TRUST TERRITORIES
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
GUAM
MAINE
MASSACHUSETTS
SOUTH DAKOTA
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY



RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
51
51
51
51
TOTAL
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)1
46.931,754
35.067.217
34.533.270
27,788.963
14,335,403
9,205,887
5.324,021
4.978,476
2.710,118
2.551.209
2.021,016
1,700.795
1,441,365
1.139,446
824.156
697.961
565.799
564.189
419,838
371,333
366,215
359,733
348,586
289,531
258,227
243,417
228,363
211,256
175.807
170,943
145,481
95,737
83,959
81,292
74,653
65,285
45,951
25,451
20,246
12.897
6,355
5,952
5.757
3.472
2.857
803
287
106
29
2
0
0
0
0
0
196.500,866



PERCENT
23.9
17.8
17.6
14.1
7.3
4.7
2.7
2.5
1.4
1.3
1.0 .
0.9
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
TSD FACILITY


FACILITY
RANK
9
4
13
2
35
21
18
1
6
15
22
25
7
5
31
28
30
12
11
17
8
32
3
10
25
23
20
24
25
16
19
37
39
14
29
38
41
45
40
48
35
45
52
43
41
32
43
45
34
50
48
50
52
54
54




NUMBER
98
232
67
304
19
46
52
357
161
57
44
34
139
157
24
31
28
71
73
55
131
22
237
74
34
38
48
37
34
56
51
17
12
59
30
13
9
6
11
4
19
6
1
7
9
22
7
6
20
2
0
1
4
0
Z
3.078



PERCENT
3.2
7.5
2.2
9.9
0.6
1.5
1.7
11.6
5.2
1.9
1.4
1.1
4.5
5.1
0.8
1.0
0.9
2.3
2.4
1.8
4.3
0.7
7.7
2.4
1.1
1.2
1.6
1.2
1.1
1.8
1.7
0.6
0.4
1.9
1.0
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.4
0 1
0.6
0.2
<0.05
0.2
0.3
0.7
0.2
0.2
0.6
0 1
0.0
<0.05
0 1
0.0
0.1
100.0
  Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.



NOTE:    Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-18.    Rank Ordering of States Based on Number of TSD Facilities, 1989




STATE
CALIFORNIA
TEXAS
MINNESOTA
MICHIGAN
OHIO
PENNSYLVANIA
ILLINOIS
CONNECTICUT
NEW JERSEY
MISSOURI
NEW YORK
ALABAMA
TENNESSEE
COLORADO
GEORGIA
WASHINGTON
WISCONSIN
VIRGINIA
KENTUCKY
OKLAHOMA
LOUISIANA
INDIANA
PUERTO RICO
MARYLAND
KANSAS
SOUTH CAROLINA
UTAH
MISSISSIPPI
IOWA
NORTH CAROLINA
ARKANSAS
FLORIDA
HAWAII
ALASKA
NEW MEXICO
WEST VIRGINIA
ARIZONA
OREGON
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
IDAHO
MONTANA
DELAWARE
WYOMING
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORTH DAKOTA
VERMONT
MAINE
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH DAKOTA
TRUST TERRITORIES
GUAM
VIRGIN ISLANDS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MASSACHUSETTS
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY



RANK
8
4
23
2
9
14
13
21
1
24
19
18
3
34
10
30
20
7
31
27
6
11
26
28
12
29
25
16
35
17
15
22
46
49
41
5
32
36
33
39
37
45
44
47
42
38
48
51
40
51
50
51
43
51
51
TOTAL
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)1
4,978.478
27,788,963
348,586
35,067.217
2,710.118
1.139,446
1.441,365
366.215
46.931.754
289.531
419.838
564,189
34.533.270
81.292
2.551.209
170.943
371,333
5,324,021
145,481
228,363
9.205.887
2,021.016
243,417
211,256
1,700.795
175,807
258.227
697.961
74,653
565,799
824.156
359,733
803
29
6,355
14.335.403
95.737
65.285
83.959
20.246
45.951
2.857
3.472
287
5.952
25.451
106
0
12.897
0
2
0
5.757
0
0
196,500,866



PERCENT
2.5
14.1
0.2
17.8
1.4
0.6
0.7
0.2
23.9
0.1
0.2
0.3
17.6
<0.05
1.3
0.1
0.2
2.7
0.1
0.1
4.7
1.0
0.1
0.1
0.9
0.1
0.1
0.4
<0.05
0.3
0.4
0.2
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
7.3
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
<0.05
0.0
<0.05
0.0
<0.05
0.0
0.0
100.0
TSD FACILITY


FACILITY
RANK
1
2
3
4
6
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
25
25
28
29
30
31
32
32
34
35
35
37
38
39
40
41
41
43
43
45
45
45
48
48
50
50
52
52
54
54




NUMBER
357
304
237
232
161
157
139
131
98
74
73
71
67
59
57
56
55
52
51
48
46
44
38
37
34
34
34
31
30
28
24
22
22
20
19
19
17
13
12
11
9
9
7
7
6
6
6
4
4
2
2
1
1
0
0
3.078



PERCENT
11.6
9.9
7.7
7.5
5.2
5.1
4.5
4.3
3.2
2.4
2.4
2.3
2.2
1.9
1.9
1.8
1.8
1.7
1.7
1.6
1.5
1.4
1.2
1.2
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.0
1.0
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.4
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
100.0
   Quantity managed only by storage  Is excluded.



 NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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                                                        Chapter 2: National Results
Exhibit 2-19. RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by State, 1989
                                      D  0 to 100,000*
                                      S  100,001101,000,000
                                      H  1,000,001 to 10,000,000
                                      •  10,000,001 to 50,000,000
                                      ' Includes Delaware, D.C., Guam, Rhode Island,
                                       Trust Territories, and Virgin Islands	
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
The map in Exhibit 2-20 shows, by State, the range of TSD facility counts in the nation. Eight
of the States each reported more than 100 TSD facilities.  Eleven States reported between 51
and 100 TSD facilities.  Twenty-one States had facility counts between 11 and 50, while 15
States numbered 10 or fewer TSD facilities.

As was the case with RCRA hazardous waste generation (Exhibit 2-9), a few TSD facilities
accounted for most of the hazardous waste management in units subject to RCRA permitting
requirements during 1989.  These relatively large TSD facilities typically treat wastewaters.
Exhibit 2-21 shows the cumulative distribution of the quantity of hazardous waste managed in
units subject to RCRA permitting requirements at the largest 10 percent of facilities.  This
exhibit indicates that:
             The largest 1 percent of TSD facilities managed almost 89 percent of the RCRA
             hazardous waste;
             The largest 2 percent of TSD facilities managed almost 94 percent of the RCRA
             hazardous waste; and,
             The largest 5 percent of TSD facilities managed almost 98 percent of the RCRA
             hazardous waste.
Exhibit 2-22 further illustrates that the vast majority  of the RCRA  hazardous waste was
managed by a small proportion of the TSD facilities, while a large proportion of TSD facilities
manage relatively little RCRA hazardous waste. More than three-fourths of the TSD facilities
managed less than  100 tons each, together accounting for less than 0.01 percent of the
national total quantity managed. An additional 21.5 percent of the TSD facilities managed
between 100 and 100,000 tons each.  Three percent of the TSD facilities managed over
100,000 tons each, cumulatively accounting for almost 96 percent of the total quantity of RCRA
hazardous waste managed in the U.S. during 1989.
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                                                     Chapter 2: National Results
Exhibit 2-20. Number of Treatment, Storage, or Disposal (TSD) Facilities,
            by State, 1989
                                    Number of TSD Facilities   *

                                      D  OtolO*
                                      E3  11to50
                                      H  51 to 100
                                      •  101 to 400
                                       • Includes Delaware, D.C., Guam, Rhode Island,
                                        Tmst Territories, and Virgin Islands	
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
  Exhibit  2-21.
     100 r
      96
    o
    CD
    CO
    C
    CO
    E
    c 92
    CO
    =>
    O"
    c
    
    I 84
    O
      80
      76
Cumulative Distribution of the Quantity of. RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed by the Largest Ten
Percent of Treatment, Storage, or Disposal
Facilities,  1989
               I
                                             I
                                                   I
                                                         I
        01     23456789     10

             Cumulative percentage of largest 10 percent of TSD facilities
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                                                 Chapter 2: National Results
Exhibit 2-22. Percentage of TSD Facilities and Quantity of Waste
              Managed in 3 Ranges of Management Quantity, 1989
      Percent
   100 r
                                                         95.9
        Less  than 100 tons    100 - 100,000 tons   Greater than 100.000 tons

                      Quantity Managed by Each TSD
                I Percentage of TSD  ¥22 Percentage of hazardous
                 facilities               waste managed
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibits 2-23 and 2-24 identify the 50 largest RCRA TSD facilities in the U.S. in 1989, along
with the management methods they employed and the quantity waste managed by each
method at those TSD facilities. Exhibit 2-23 includes RCRA hazardous waste generated and
managed on site, as well as RCRA hazardous waste received from off site.  In comparison,
Exhibit 2-24 only includes RCRA hazardous waste received from off site. For each TSD facility
listed in Exhibit 2-24, the management methods are listed in descending order of quantity. The
source of hazardous waste is also identified as generated on site or received from off site.

The 5 largest TSD facilities managed nearly 66 percent of the total  management quantity,
while the 50 largest TSD facilities managed approximately 92 percent of the national total. The
sites identified in Exhibit 2-23 are generally the same as those identified in Exhibit 2-11, which
lists the 50 largest RCRA hazardous waste generators; this is because the largest generators
of hazardous waste typically managed their own waste on site.  At each of the 10 largest TSD
facilities,  the largest quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes  managed were wastewaters
generated on site.

The 60 largest TSD facilities in the nation managed 93.3 percent of the hazardous waste.  At
these facilities, 14.6 percent of the waste managed was characteristic waste, 36.0 percent was
listed waste, and 49.4 percent was both characteristic and listed waste. These percentages
closely match those for national hazardous waste generation.
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  libH 2-23.    Fifty Urgest RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Facilities in the U.S., 1989
              (All Quantities in U.S. Tons)
m
i





2



3


4



5




6



7






8



9




10

11

12



13

EPA ID SITE HAKE. CITY
MANAGEMENT METHOD
NJD002385730 DUPONT E I CHAMBERS WORKS, DEEPUATER
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-M099
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL M132
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
MID000724724 THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY. MIDLAND
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-M099
INCINERATION M041-M049
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-K059
TND003376928 TENN EASTMAN CO. DIV OF EASTMAN KODAK, KINGSPORT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
WVD004341491 AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY, WILLOW ISLAND
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
INCINERATION M041-M049
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT M133
TXD067285973 SHELL OIL CO DEER PARK COMPLEX. DEER PARK
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
INCINERATION M041-M049
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
LANDFILL M132
WV0005005509 RHONE-POULENC AS COMPANY, INSTITUTE
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
LANDFILL M132
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL} M051-M059
TXD007330202 TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY, LONGVIEW
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL M132
VA1210020730 U S ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, RADFORD
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049
TXD008123317 E I DUPONT OE NEMOURS. VICTORIA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
LANDFILL M132
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
LAD008186579 SHELL OIL CO REFINERY. NORCO
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
GA0003324985 MERCK & CO INC. ALBANY
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TXD001700806 MONSANTO CO. ALVIN
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
LANDFILL M132
LAD008175390 AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY, WESTWEGO
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
GENERATED
ON SITE

46,686.000
0
0
0
0

33,715.978
14,470
4,151

32.558,746
0

7.872.801
10.710
1,446

7,809,087
7,793
4.975
2,331

5,793,245
16,695
3,610

3,467,464
611,499
394,477
18,300
14,271
1.277

4.043,802
1.731
971

3.632.939
2.090
48
26

2.389,596

2.150,760

2.061.377
7.344
2,050

2,043,293
RECEIVED
FROM
OFF SITE

120.611
85.015
176
167
21

0
4,042
0

21,806
60

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
4
0

104
0
0
0
16
0

0
0
0

0
727
0
0

0

0

0
0
0

0
METHOD TOTAL

46,806,611
85,015
176
167
21

33,715,978
18,511
4,151

32,580,552
60

7.872.801
10.710
1.446

7,809.087
7,793
4,975
2,331

5.793.245
16.699
3.610

3.467.568
611.499
394.477
18.300
14.287
1.277

4.043,802
1.731
971

3.632,939
2,817
48
26

2,389,596

2,150,760

2,061,377
7.344
2,050

2,043.293
TOTAL
MANAGED1
46,891,990





33,738.640



32,580,613


7,884,958



7,824,186




5,813,554



4,507,408






4.046,504



3,635,830




2,389,596

2,150,760

2,070,771



2,043.293

Quantity managed only by storage is not included.
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          National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 2-23.    Fifty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Facilities in the U.S., 1989
               (All Quantities in U.S. Tons) (Continued)
RANK
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
EPA ID SITE NAME. CITY
MANAGEMENT METHOD
KSD007482029 VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY. WICHITA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
TND004044491 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO, NEW JOHNSONVILLE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
CAD041472986 NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP, SANTA CLARA
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
TXD008079642 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS, ORANGE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
TXD008081101 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS, BEAUMONT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
INCINERATION M041-M049
LAD008213191 RUBICON INC, GEISMAR
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
TXD008079527 STERLING CHEN INC, TEXAS CITY
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
VAD066000993 AMERICAN TELEPHONE ft TELEGRAPH, RICHMOND
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT H071-M079
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
TXD083472266 ARCO CHEMICAL COMPANY (CHANNELVIEV) . CHANNELVIEW
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
OHD042157644 BP CHEMICALS INC. LIMA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
LAD065470916 UITCO CHEMICAL CORP. TAFT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
LAD001890367 E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS ft CO.. LAPLACE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
LAD008179707 MOBIL OIL CORPORATION. CHALMETTE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
CAD097030993 NORRIS INDUSTRIES INC, VERNON
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MSD008186587 NORTON INTERNATIONAL. INC.. MOSS POINT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
LANDFILL M132
TXD000751172 BP CHEMICALS INC, GREEN LAKE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
LANDFILL M132
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
GENERATED
ON SITE
1,591,023
1.532
1,583,784
1,483,686
25.586
1.469.252
1.369,324
4,260
2,881
1.089.575
324
1.062,766
474
905.988
24.858
706,006
96.248
828.894
1.261
761
776.715
691.552
7.183
182
182
695.562
907
693.661
342,473
324,880
3.367
652.911
1.022
886
RECEIVED
FROM -
OFF SITE
75,003
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
31,547
60.405
0
0
0
0
0
2.813
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
METHOD TOTAL
1,666.025
1,532
1.583,784
1.483,686
25,586
1,469,252
1.369.324
4,260
2,881
1,089,575
324
1,062,766
474
905.988
24,858
737.553
156,653
828,894
1,261
761
776.715
691.552
9.997
182
182
695.562
907
693.661
342.473
324.880
3.367
652.911
1.022
886
TOTAL
MANAGED1
1,667.5
1.583,7
1,509,2
1,469.2
1.376,<
1.089.J
1,063,<
930. (
894.;
830,!
776,
701.
696.
693.
670,
654.
1
  Quantity managed only by storage is not Included.
                                                                                          (Continued on next pa
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   librt 2-23.    Fifty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Facilities in the U.S., 1989
               (All Quantities in U.S. Tons) (Continued)
UK
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
EPA ID SITE NAME. CITY
MANAGEMENT METHOD
ARD043195429 GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPORATION, EL DORADO
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
WVD056866312 NOBAY CORPORATION, NATRIUM
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
INCINERATION M041-M049
CAD008274938 KAISER STEEL RESOURCES INC., FONTANA
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TXD007376700 HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP. INC., PAMPA
LAND TREATMENT M131
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT M133
INCINERATION M041-M049
TXD026040709 HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP. INC., BAY CITY
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
LANDFILL M132
TX0078432457 HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC.. PASADENA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
1ND005159199 INLAND STEEL COMPANY. EAST CHICAGO
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
NCD057454670 OCCIDENTAL CHEM. CORP. -CASTLE HAYNE PLT. CASTLE
HAYNE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
OHD005050273 CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIV GNC. DEFIANCE
STABILIZATION M111-M119
ILD006278170 ALLIED-SIGNAL INC. METROPOLIS
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
IND003913423 BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. BURNS HARBOR. BURNS HARBOR
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
CA721 0020759 RIVERBANK ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT. RIVERBANK
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
ILD042075333 CABOT CORPORATION. TUSCOLA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ALD000622464 CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC, EMELLE
LANDFILL M132
STABILIZATION M111-M119
FUEL BLENDING M061
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
MID006013643 PARKE DAVIS t CO, HOLLAND
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TXD044452324 GAF CORPORATION TEXAS CITY, TEXAS CITY
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
FLD004106811 KAISER ALUMINUM a CHEMICAL CORP, MULBERRY
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
GENERATED
ON SITE
651,360
578,782
4,820
0
441,627
30,285
17,322
393
477.806
5.765
85
216,211
205,403
5,589
24
425,008
413,171
407,000
242.966
161,574
403.769
385.260
369,628
0
15,801
461
0
0
340.641
327.001
16
320.134
RECEIVED
FROM
OFF SITE
0
0
375
546.289
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
oooo
657
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
299,211
26,609
17.800
580
0
0
0
0
0
METHOD TOTAL
651,360
578.782
5,195
546,289
441,627
30,285
17.322
393
477,806
5.765
85
216.211
205.403
5,589
24
425.665
413.171
407.000
242.966
161.574
403.769
385,260
369.628
299.211
42.409
18.261
580
0
340,641
327,001
16
320.134
TOTAL
MANAGED1
651.360
583,977
546,289
489,627
483,656
427,227
425.665
413,171
407,000
404,540
403,769
385.260
369.628
360,463
340,641
327.017
320,134
I
 Quantity managed only by storage Is not Included.
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         National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 2-23.    Fifty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Facilities in the U.S., 1989
               (All Quantities in U.S. Tons)  (Continued)
RANK
47
48
49
50
EPA ID SITE NAME. CITY
MANAGEMENT METHOD
IND016584641 MIDWEST STEEL COMPANY. PORTAGE
STABILIZATION M111-M119
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
NYD049836679 CUM CHEMICAL SERVICES INC.. MODEL CITY
LANDFILL M132
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
LAND TREATMENT M131
OHD005108477 ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION, HAVERHILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
TXD026481523 6ATX TERMINALS CORPORATION, GALENA PARK
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
GENERATED
ON SITE
182.506
113.843
10.310
0
0
0
885
271,323
28,707
291,942
TOTAL 179.132.737
RECEIVED
FROM .
OFF SITE
0
0
0
753
277.136
26,840
0
0
0
0
1,598,769
METHOD TOTAL
182,506
113,843
10.310
753
277.136
26,840
885
271.323
28,707
291.942

TOTAL
MANAGED1
307,4
304,8
300,0
291,9
180.731,5
1
  Waste only managed by storage is not included.
NOTES:   CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
        Columns may not  sum due to rounding.
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   >H 2-24.    Fmy RCRA TSD Facilities that Manage the Largest Quantities of Wastes Received from Off She, Ranked by Quantity
              of Waste Received, 1989

i
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3

4
5
6


7





8
9
0
1
2

3
4
.5
.6




17


18



19
20
21
11




23

24
25



26
27
28




EPA ID
CAD008274938
ALD000622464




NYD049836679

PAD002395887
IN0078911146
LAD000777201


NJ0002385730





MID048090633
CAD097854541
IND000714840
MID000724831
PA0004835146

IL0000805812
OHD020273819
TXD000838896
OK0065438376




TXD083472266


IN0093219012



OH0000724088
SCD070375985
MND006148092
MID074259565




A0010154045

KSD007482029
XD000719518



ND980503890
10980615298
H0980569438




SITE NAME
KAISER STEEL RESOURCES INC.
CHEMICAL WASTE NANA6EKENT INC




CUM CHEMICAL SERVICES INC.

ZINC CORP. OF AMERICA
CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT OF INDIANA
CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC


DUPONT E I CHAMBERS WORKS





WAYNE DISPOSAL. INC.
6NB INCORPORATED/GOULD INC. METALS
KA STEEL CHEMICALS, INC
MICHIGAN DISPOSAL. INC.
MILL SERVICE. INC. - YUKON PLANT

PEORIA DISPOSAL CO fl
CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC
CHEMICAL WASTE H6MT
U.S. POLLUTION CONTROL. INC.




ARCO CHEMICAL COMPANY (CHANNELVIEW)


HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC



BY-PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT OF OHIO INC
6SX SERVICES OF SOUTH CAROLINA INC.
GOPHER SMELTING COMPANY
DYNECOL INC




ENVIRITE CORPORATION

VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY
DISPOSAL SYSTEMS INC



HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (HES)
ETRO-CHEM PROCESSING INC
6SX CHEMICAL SERVICES OF OHIO INC




CITY
FONTANA
EHELLE




MODEL CITY

PALMERTON
FORT WAYNE
CARLYSS


DEEPWATER





BELLEVILLE
LOS ANGELES
GARY
BELLEVILLE
YUKON

PEORIA
VICKERY
PORT ARTHUR
WAYNOKA




CHANNELVIEW


INDIANAPOLIS



CLEVELAND
PINEWOOO
EA6AN
DETROIT




YORK

WICHITA
DEER PARK



ROACHDALE
DETROIT
CLEVELAND




MANAGEMENT METHOD
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
STABILIZATION
FUEL BLENDING
OTHER TREATMENT
INCINERATION
LANDFILL
OTHER TREATMENT
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
LANDFILL
LANDFILL
OTHER RECOVERY
OTHER DISPOSAL
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND
INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
INCINERATION
LANDFILL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
LANDFILL
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
LANDFILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
LANDFILL
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS
FUEL)
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
FUEL BLENDING
OTHER RECOVERY
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
STABILIZATION
LUD6E TREATMENT
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
TABILIZATION
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
THER TREATMENT
QUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
OLVENTS RECOVERY
QUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
ANDFILL
FUEL BLENDING
QUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC
TREATMENT
THER TREATMENT
TABILIZATION
ftQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
M121-M129
M132
M111-M119
M061
M121-M129
M041-M049
M132
M121-M129
M011-M019
M132
M132
M031-M039
M137

M091-M099
M121-M129
M041-M049
M132

M132
M011-M019
M071-M079
M111-M119
M071-M079
Ml 01 -Ml 09
M132
M134
M134
M132
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M071-M079

M051-M059
M134
M071-M079
M121
M061
M031
M121-M129
M132
M011-M019
H011-M019
M111-M119
M101-M109
M071-M079
M121-M129
M071-M079
M111-M119
M134
M134
M121-M129
M081-M089
M021-M029
M071-M079
M132
1061

M091-M099
M121-M129
M111-M119
M071-M079
QUANTITY
MANAGED1
546.289
299.211
26,609
17,800
580
0
277,136
26,840
272.129
218,259
208,701
4,604
447

120,611
85,015
176
167
21
199.896
153.642
142,828
114.149
109.917
524
104,340
103.251
100.454
63,166
24,836
5.184
2,440
261

60.405
31,547
57,051
25.181
6.374
2,379
86,309
65.878
80,000
56,497
12.776
3.283
1,878
191
45.943
29,864
75,003
65,665
3,372
2,730
2,223
375
69,421
66,849

36,315
26,269
2,259
35
i/aste only managed by storage is not  included.
                                                                                              (Continued on next page)
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              National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)


 Exhibit 2-24.    Fifty RCRA TSD Facilities that Manage the Largest Quantities of Wastes Received from Off Site, Ranked by Qi
                of Waste Received, 1989 (Continued)
RANK
29
30





31
32



33


34



35


36



37
38

39

40
41
42

43



44
45

46
47


48


49
50

EPA ID
OKD000402396
UTD991301748





CAT080011059
PAD085690592



ILD000666206


M00054018288



TXD000742304


TXD055141378



MID005379607
ARD981 512270

TXD007926496

MOD029729688
TXD097673149
PAD002389559

ILD010284248



LD040891368
LAD008086506

KYD053348108
ARD981057870


HD004178612


ND000780544
ND072040348

SITE MAKE
CHEMICAL RESOURCES, INC.
U.S. POLLUTION CONTROL. INC. 6RASSY NTN.





PETROLEUM RECYCLING CORPORATION
UASTE CONVERSION INC



ENVIRITE CORP


CONTINENTAL CEMENT COMPANY. INC.



GIBRALTER CHEMICAL RESOURCES. INC.


ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES TX INC



LAFAR6E CORP.
ASH GROVE CEMENT COMPANY

NORTH TX CEMENT CO

SAFETY-KLEEN, INC.
EMPAK INC DEER PARK
KEYSTONE CEMENT COMPANY

CIDfl



HORSEHEAD RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
PPG INDUSTRIES INC.

SAFETY-KLEEN CORP.
RINECO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES


RESEARCH OIL COMPANY


FOUR COUNTY LANDFILL
LI LILLY a CO-CLINTON LABS

CITY
TULSA
TOOELE COUNTY





SIGNAL HILL
HATFIELD



HARVEY


HANNIBAL



VI NONA


DEER PARK



ALPENA
FOREMAN

MIDLOTHIAN

CLARKSVILLE
DEER PARK
BATH

CALUMET CITY



CHICAGO
WESTLAKE

NEW CASTLE
BENTON


CLEVELAND


ROCHESTER
CLINTON

MANAGEMENT METHOD
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
LANDFILL
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER RECOVERY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS
FUEL)
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
FUEL BLENDING
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
INCINERATION
LANDFILL
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS
FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS
FUEL)
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS
FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS
FUEL)
LANDFILL
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
OTHER TREATMENT
FUEL BLENDING
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
NVALID SYSTEM TYPE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
LANDFILL
NCINERATION
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
M134
M132
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131

M071-M079
M031-M039
M071-M079
M111-M119
M121-M129

M071-M079
Ml 01 -Ml 09
M121-M129

M051-M059
M011-M019

M134
M061
M021-M029
M071-M079
M041-M049
M132

M051-M059
M061

M051-M059

M051-M059
M061
M134
M081-M089
M051-M059
M132
M071-M079
M121-M129

M011-M019
M031-M039
M041-M049
M121-M129
M061
M021-M029

M071-M079
M121-M129
M021-M029
1132
M041-M049
M021-M029
QUAN
HANA
64
33
19
7



61
34
13
11

37
21


40
16

39
12
3
1
52
4


55

55

55
53
47
3
51
3C
13
6

49
44
i
47
4£


3;
t
]
41
31
£
1
  Waste only managed by storage  is not included.
NOTES:   CBI data are excluded front this exhibit.
        Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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 Forty of the 60 largest TSD facilities were in the chemicals and allied products industry (two-
 digit SIC Code 28).  This industry accounted for 172.2 million tons or 87.6 percent of the total
 quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed nationwide. The remaining 20 facilities managed
 relatively small quantities of hazardous waste. Two facilities in the petrochemicals and coal
 products industry (two-digit SIC Code 29) cumulatively  accounted for 3.1 million tons, or 1.6
 percent of the total managed.  Three sites in the electronic and  other electric equipment
 industry (two-digit SIC Code 36) managed 2.7 million tons, or 1.3 percent of the total.  The
 fabricated metal products industry (two-digit SIC Code 34) had 4 sites that managed 1.6 million
 tons, or 0.8 percent of the total, while 4 sites in the primary metals industry (two-digit SIC Code
 33) managed  1.5 million tons, or 0.8 percent of the total.  The electric, gas, and sanitary
 services industry (two-digit SIC Code 49) had 4 sites that managed 1.5 million tons, or 0.8
 percent of the total.

 Exhibits 2-25 and 2-26 illustrate the overall predominance of RCRA hazardous on-site RCRA
 hazardous waste management. Exhibit 2-25 shows that almost 60 percent of the TSD facilities
 managed waste  generated on site only, while an additional 17 percent of the TSD facilities
 managed  wastes that were generated both on and  off site.  Twenty-four percent of TSD
 facilities only managed RCRA hazardous wastes received from off site. Exhibit 2-26 shows
 that  96 percent  of  all  RCRA hazardous waste was  managed at the site where it  was
 generated. Only 4 percent of all RCRA hazardous waste was shipped to off-site TSD facilities,
 including commercial waste management facilities.  Exhibits 2-25 and 2-26 together suggest
that the average  quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed at on-site facilities was much
 larger than the quantity managed at TSD facilities that received waste from off site.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
   Exhibit 2-25.   Percentage of  Facilities Managing RCRA Hazardous
                   Waste  Generated  Only On Site, Only Off Site,
                   and Both Sources, 1989
        Percent
     60
     40
     20
                59.7
               On-site
              facilities
Off-site
facilities
Both
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Exhibit 2*26.  Relative Amounts of RCRA Hazardous Wastes
              Managed On Site and Off Site, 1989
       Percent
   100 r
                    95.9
                  On-site
                 facilities
Off-site
facilities
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   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
   2.5           RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT METHODS

   The  management methods presented in  this section  represent the primary management
   methods of RCRA hazardous waste.  Exhibits 2-27, 2-28 and 2-29 list quantities of RCRA
   hazardous waste by  management  method  and the number of TSD facilities  using  each
   method.  Exhibit 2-27 is sorted by system type code.   Exhibit 2-28 is sorted in descending
   order of the quantity  of  RCRA  hazardous waste managed.   Exhibit  2-29  is  sorted  in
   descending order of the  number  of TSD facilities  using  the management method. These
   exhibits show that a total of 1,200 facilities managed a total of 196.5 million tons of RCRA
   hazardous waste.2'3

   A large percentage (76%) of the RCRA hazardous waste was managed by various forms of
   aqueous treatment. This treatment was almost entirely wastewater treatment that took place
   in a system that included at least one unit that was subject to RCRA permitting requirements
   (e.g., a surface impoundment). The next highest  management category was underground
   injection wells (14%). The type of waste injected into wells was also predominantly hazardous
   wastewater.
2  It is important to note that Exhibits 2-27,2-28 and 2-29 enumerate waste quantities and facility counts for 17 different management
  types, and in addition they include the category 'invalid' system type. The invalid system type was applied in cases where the
  States indicated that wastes were managed on she, but the management method was incorrectly reported (e.g., a nonexistent
  system type code such as M200 was used.) This was the case with 118 facilities.

3  Note that the number of TOR facffities (1,200) plus the number of storage-only facilities (1,770) do not sum to the total number of
  TSD facilities (3,078). This occurred because several States indicated that sites were TSD facilities, but failed to provide any data
  on the management methods they used or quantities of hazardous waste managed on she.
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Exhibit 2-27.  Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed by Management Method, 1989


MANAGEMENT METHOD
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133
M134
M137

TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
1.362.362
485,790
290,616
1,280.216
864,618
691.138
10.416.235
58,601,949
60.911,585
120,135
1.068,268
9.390.962
598,302
2.275.783
34,256
27,956,284
8,136
144,218
196,500,866
PERCENTAGE
OF
QUANTITY
0.7
0.2
0.1
0.7
0.4
0.4
5.3
29.8
41.2
0.1
0.5
4.8
0.3
1.2
<0.05
14.2
<0.05
0.1
100.0

NUMBER OF.
FACILITIES1
56
193
98
221
82
76
220
42
25
41
45
446
51
86
11
59
29
118
1,200
PERCENTAGE
OF
FACILITIES
4.7
16.1
8.2
18.4
6.8
6.3
18.3
3.5
2.1
3.4
3.8
37.2
4.3
7.2
0.9
4.9
2.4
9.8
100.0
 1
  Facilities with only storage units are excluded from this report.
NOTES:  Columns may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
        Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 2-28.    Management Method, by Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, 1989


MANAGEMENT METHOD
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
INCINERATION
STABILIZATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
LAND TREATMENT
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
SLUDGE TREATMENT
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
OTHER DISPOSAL

SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
M091-M099
M081-H089
M134
M071-M079
M121-M129
M132
M011-M019
M041-M049
M111-M119
M051-M059
M061
M131
M021-M029
M031-M039

M101-M109
M133
M137
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
80,911,585
58,601,949
27.956,284
10,416,235
9,390,962
2,275,783
1.362,362
1,280,216
1,068,268
864,618
691,138
598,302
485.790
290.616
144,218
120,135
34,256
8,136
196.500,853
PERCENT-
AGE OF
QUANTITY
41.2
29.8
14.2
5.3
4.8
1.2
0.7
0.7
0.5
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
100.0

NUMBER OF
FACILITIES1'2
25
42
59
220
446
86
56
221
45
82
76
51
193
98
118
41
11
29
1,200
PERCENTAGE
OF
FACILITIES2
1.3
2.2
3.1
11.6
23.5
4.5
2.9
11.6
2.4
4.3
4.0
2.7
10.2
5.2
6.2
2.2
0.6
1.5
100.0
  Facilities with only storage units are excluded from this report.
  Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

NOTE:   Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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                                                                          Chapter 2: National Results
Exhibit 2-29.    Management Method and  Quantity  of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by Number of
               Facilities, 1989


MANAGEMENT METHOD
OTHER TREATMENT
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
INCINERATION
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
OTHER RECOVERY
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
LANDFILL
FUEL BLENDING
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
LAND TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER DISPOSAL
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
M121-M129
M071-M079
M041-M049
M021-M029

M031-M039
M051-M059
M132
M061
M134
M011-M019
M131
M081-M089
M101-M109
M111-M119
M137
M091-M099
M133
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
9,390,952
10,416,235
1.280,216
485,790
144.218
290,616
864,618
2,275,783
691,138
27.956.284
1,362,362
598,302
58,601,949
120,135
1,068,268
8.136
80,911,585
34.256
196.500.853
PERCENT-
AGE OF
QUANTITY
4.8
5.3
0.7
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.4
1.2
0.4
14.2
0.7
0.3
29.8
0.1
0.5
<0.05
41.2
<0.05
100.0

NUMBER OF
FACILITIES1'2
446
220
221
193
118
98
82
86
76
59
56
51
42
41
45
29
25
11
1,200
PERCENTAGE
OF
FACILITIES2
23.5
11.6
11.6
10.2
6.2
5.2
4.3
4.5
4.0
3.1
2.9
2.7
2.2
2.2
2.4
1.5
1.3
0.6
100.0
 1
   Facilities with only storage units are  excluded from this report.
   Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

 NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
   Exhibit 2-27 also shows the percentage of RCRA hazardous waste managed in landfills, by
   incineration, or by recovery and recycling (metals, solvent, and other).  Approximately 2.3
   million tons or 1.2 percent of the total quantity managed was disposed in 86 landfill facilities,
   while  approximately  1.3 million tons or 0.7 percent of the total quantity managed was
   incinerated4 at 221  facilities.  Among the three recovery methods, approximately 2.1  million
   tons or 1 percent of the total quantity managed  was recovered and recycled.  Under most
   conditions, recovery and recycling processes are not subject to RCRA permitting requirements.
   Recovery appears in Exhibit 2-27, because the RCRA hazardous waste was managed in a unit
   subject to  RCRA permitting requirements  (predominantly RCRA storage units) prior  to
   recovering the waste.  Since recovery and recycling hazardous waste in units exempt from
   RCRA permitting requirements  need not be  reported if there was no prior storage in a unit
   subject to RCRA permitting requirements,  the actual quantity of RCRA  hazardous waste
   recovered and recycled was greater than the quantity shown in the exhibit.

   Exhibits 2-30, 2-31  and 2-32  present the quantities and  facility counts by  management
   methods for RCRA hazardous waste received from off site.  Exhibit 2-30 is sorted by system
   type code.   Exhibit 2-31 is sorted in descending order by the quantity of waste managed.
   Exhibit 2-32 is sorted in descending order by the number of TSD facilities that employ the
   management method. These exhibits show that a total of 7.9 million tons of RCRA hazardous
   waste received from off site was managed at 484 facilities.

   The largest quantity of RCRA hazardous waste received from off site was disposed in landfills,
   accounting  for more than 26 percent of the national total quantity. Of the remaining 5 largest
   quantity management methods, "other treatment"  (which is often used as an "unknown" code)
   was 16 percent, metals recovery (for reuse) was 9 percent, aqueous inorganic treatment was
   8 percent,  and underground Injection was  7 percent of the national total quantity.  The
   distribution  of TSD facility counts is dominated by "other treatment" and invalid system types,
   both of which are often provided by States unable  to readily translate their management
4 Incineration includes those quantities of waste that are treated by incinerators with RCRA permits. Incineration does
  not include luel blending or energy recovery, the two other treatment categories associated with thermal combustion
  about which the biennial report collects data.

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Exhibit 2-30.    Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by Management Method, Limited to Waste
               Received from Off Site, 1989


MANAGEMENT METHOD
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
M011-M019
MOZ1-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
MOB1-M089
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133
M134
M137

TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
738,799
373.600
157.737
360.482
443.239
516,307
644,762
39,957
212.318
25,785
327,406
1.297,700
31,302
2,103,280
0
585.947
3.067
100,880
7,962,585
PERCENT-
AGE OF
QUANTITY
9.3
4.7
2.0
4.5
5.6
6.5
8.1
0.5
2.7
0.3
4.1
16.3
0.4
26.4
0.0
7.4
<0.05
1.3
100.0

NUMBER OF
FACILITIES1-2
34
86
35
88
28
59
67
17
13
13
28
138
10
51
1
16
8
115
484
PERCENTAGE
OF
FACILITIES2
7.0
17.8
7.2
18.2
5.8
12.2
13.8
3.5
2.7
2.7
5.8
28.5
2.1
10.5
0.2
3.3
1.7
23.8
100.0
 1
  Facilities with only storage units are excluded from this report.
 * Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

 NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-31.    Management Method, by Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, Limhed to Waste
               Received from Off Site, 1989

MANAGEMENT METHOD
LANDFILL
OTHER TREATMENT
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
FUEL BLENDING
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
STABILIZATION
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER RECOVERY
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
OTHER DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
M132
M1Z1-M129
M011-M019
M071-M079
M134
M061
M051-M059
M021-M029
M041-M049
M111-M119
M091-M099
M031-M039

M081-M089
M131
M101-M109
M137
M133
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
2,103,280
1.297,700
738.799
644,762
585.947
516.307
443,239
373,600
360,482
327,406
212,318
157,737
100,880
39.957
31,302
25,785
3,067
0
7.962,585
PERCENT-
AGE OF
QUANTITY
26.4
16.3
9.3
8.1
7.4
6.5
5.6
4.7
4.5
4.1
2.7
2.0
1.3
0.5
0.4
0.3
<0.05
0.0
100.0

NUMBER OF
FACILITIES1-2
51
138
34
67
16
59
28
86
88
28
13
35
115
17
10
13
8
1
484
PERCENTAGE
FACILITIES2
10.5'
28.5
7.0
13.8
3.3
12.2
5.8
17.8
18.2
5.8
2.7
7.2
23.8
3.5
2.1
2.7
1.7
0.2
100.0
   Facilities with only storage units are excluded from this report.
   Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

 NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-32.    Management Method and Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed,  by Number  of
               Facilities, Limited to Waste Received from Off Site, 1989


MANAGEMENT METHOD
OTHER TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
INCINERATION
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
FUEL BLENDING
LANDFILL
OTHER RECOVERY
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
STABILIZATION
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
OTHER DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
M121-M129

M041-M049
M021-M029
M071-M079
M061
M132
M031-M039
M011-M019
M051-M059
M111-M119
M081-M089
M134
M091-M099
M101-M109
M131
M137
M133
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
1.297,700
100,880
360,482
373,600
644,762
516,307
2,103,280
157.737
738,799
443,239
327,406
39.957
585.947
212.318
25,785
31.302
3.067
0
7,962,585
PERCENT-
AGE OF
QUANTITY
16.3
1.3
4.5
4.7
8.1
6.5
26.4
2.0
9.3
5.6
4.1
0.5
7.4
2.7
0.3
0.4
<0.05
0.0
100.0

NUMBER OF.
FACILITIES1-2
138
115
88
86
67
59
51
35
34
28
28
17
16
13
13
10
8
1
484
PERCENTAGE
OF
FACILITIES2
28.5
23.8
18.2
17.8
13.8
12.2
10.5
7.2
7.0
5.8
5.8
3.5
3.3
2.7
2.7
2.1
1.7
0.2
100.0
 1
  Facilities with only storage units are excluded from this report.
  Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

 NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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system codes  into the EPA code set.   Among the remaining system types,  incineration,
solvents recovery, aqueous inorganic treatment, fuel blending, and landfills predominate, with
each system type being present at more than 50 facilities.

To further describe the types of wastes that were managed by different management methods,
Exhibit 2-33 lists 18 distinct methods together with the four largest waste types managed by
each method.  In descending order, the following processes were used to manage more than
two million tons of RCRA hazardous waste:  aqueous organic and inorganic  treatment,
aqueous  organic treatment, underground injection, aqueous inorganic  treatment,   other
treatment, stabilization, and landfill.  Note that "RCRA" appears twice in Exhibit 2-33 as a
waste type; these were RCRA wastes of an unidentified type.

A combination  of aqueous organic and inorganic treatment processes was used to treat more
RCRA hazardous waste than any other method, accounting for more than 81 million tons of
waste, almost  all of  which was wastewater.   General mixtures of waste types (MOMX)
accounted for almost  all of the total quantity of that waste.

Aqueous organic treatment was used to manage 58.6 million tons of RCRA hazardous waste,
almost all of which was wastewater. While not shown in Exhibit 2-33, the specific process that
was used to manage the majority of the waste was biological treatment.  Almost all of the
wastes managed in this way were waste types MOMX (general mixtures), K048 (dissolved air
flotation from petroleum refining), and KOMX (mixtures of wastes from specific sources).

Underground injection of wastewater was used to manage 28 million tons of RCRA hazardous
waste. The predominant waste types injected were general mixtures (MOMX), corrosive waste
(D002), reactive waste (D003), and characteristic mixtures (DOMX).  These were  almost
entirely wastewaters.
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Exhibit 2-33.    Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by Management
               Method, 1989
SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-H039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
H081-M089
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
MANAGEMENT METHOD
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
1,362,362
485,790
290.616
1.280,216
864,618
691.138
10,416,235
58,601,949
80,911,585
120.135
1.068.268
9,390.962
WASTE TYPE1
0007
K061
OOMX*
D008
0001
F005
MOMX*
RCRA
0001
K019
K048
K022
MOMX*
DOMX*
0001
FOMX*
MOMX*
0001
RCRA
FOMX*
MOMX*
FOMX*
F003
0001
0002
DOMX*
F006
0007
FOMX*
MOMX*
K048
KOMX*
MOMX*
OOMX*
0002
F006
F006
MOMX*
K051
K048
D008
F006
MOMX*
K061
D002
FOMX*
D007
OOMX*
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)1
617.422
360,237
164,586
132,949
103,292
49,839
45,588
43,664
122,636
38,600
24,067
17.950
421,786
202,213
114,433
68.578
250,821
248,428
148,140
112,046
255,826
111,723
107.425
98,471
120.605
470.753
688,588
573.670
566,872
17.272.827
7.808.800
578,624
80,539,599
148,286
108,320
35,917
34.029
30.388
25,382
10.590
435,165
248,543
126.780
55,389
4,278,566
2,274,616
602,969
547.877
                                                                            (Continued on next page)

 1 CBI data are included in Total Quantity Managed but excluded  from Quantity Managed and Waste  Type.
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Exhibit 2-33.    Four Largest QuantHiaa and Typaa of RCRA Hazardoua Waste Managad, by Management
               Method, 1989 (Continued)
SYSTEM
TYPE CODE
H131



M132



M133



M134



M137







MANAGEMENT METHOD
LAND TREATMENT



LANDFILL



SURFACE IMPOUNfHENT



UNDERGROUND INJECTION



OTHER DISPOSAL



INVALID SYSTEM TYPE



TOTAL
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)
598.302



2.275.783



34,256



27.956,284



8.136



144.218



WASTE TYPE1
0007
0002
K049
K048
0008
DOMX*
MOMX*
F006
D002
OOMX*
KOMX*
K071
MOHX*
CJ02
D003
DOMX*
U112
MOMX*
D001
D003
D007
D001
LABP
MOMX*
QUANTITY
MANAGED
(tons)1
354.752
89.373
34.092
31.270
253,274
242.168
227.869
225.675
17,322
7.107
3.216
1.565
8.757.444
6.619.607
3.457.253
3,244,900
3.374
2.377
1.274
812
31.521
20.068
19.920
14.940
  1  CBI data are  included  in Total Quantity Managed but excluded from Quantity Managed and Waste Type.
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Metals recovery was used to manage 1.4 million tons of RCRA hazardous waste. The specific
waste types that had the largest quantities of waste managed through metals recovery were
characteristic chromium wastes  (D007),  emission  control dust/sludge from  the  primary
production of steel in electric furnaces (K061), and characteristic mixtures (DOMX), and lead
characteristic waste (D008).

A total of 1.3 million tons of RCRA hazardous waste was incinerated. The largest waste type
that was incinerated was general mixed waste (MOMX).  While not shown in Exhibit 2-33,
wastes characterized as both ignitable and spent solvent were the major waste types that were
incinerated, and more liquids were incinerated than solids or sludges. Due to the inherent heat
content of ignitable  wastes and solvents, incineration was a common method chosen for
disposing such wastes.

While only a combined total of 2.3 million tons of RCRA hazardous wastes was managed in
landfills, by  land treatment, and in  surface impoundments (to be closed as a landfill), the
quantities of wastes managed by these methods may have a relatively greater impact on the
environment than similar quantities of wastes that were managed in wastewater treatment
processes.  Characteristic lead waste (D008) was the largest hazardous waste type that was
managed in  landfills.  The second and third largest waste types landfilled were, respectively,
characteristic mixtures (DOMX) and general mixtures (MOMX). Wastewater treatment sludge
(F006) was  the  fourth largest waste type that was landfilled.  Sludge resulting from the
treatment of hazardous wastewaters onen contains heavy metals, and is sent off site for
stabilization  and subsequent disposal in landfills.

Characteristic chromium wastes (D007) and corrosive wastes (D002) were the two largest
waste types that were managed  by land  treatment.  The petroleum refining industry also
contributed significantly to the total quantity of land-treated waste, including slop oil emulsion
solids (K049), and dissolved air flotation float (K048).
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The predominant waste type managed in surface impoundments (to be closed as a landfill)
was corrosive characteristic waste (D002).

Exhibits 2-34 through 2-45 present State data for the following 4 management methods:
disposal  in landfills,  incineration, disposal in underground injection wells, and disposal in
surface impoundments. These 4 methods are singled out because of their potential impact
on the environment, and because they are an important part of overall RCRA hazardous waste
management.

Exhibits 2-34 and 2-35 list the States along with the associated quantities of RCRA hazardous
wastes disposed in landfills in 1989 and the number of facilities using this waste management
method.  Exhibit 2-34 lists the States in alphabetical order, and Exhibit 2-35 lists the States
in descending order of quantity managed. Twenty-nine States had 86 facilities that operated
a RCRA hazardous waste landfill, cumulatively disposing of 2.3 million tons. Alabama, with
353,580 tons, and Indiana, with 330,758 tons, were the States that managed the largest
quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes in landfills.  These States were followed by New York
(277,156 tons), Louisiana (266,640 tons), and Michigan  (200,175  tons).   These 5 States
accounted for nearly 63 percent of the total RCRA hazardous waste disposed in landfills.
Texas had the largest number of landfills with 20 facilities, followed by Indiana with 7 facilities.
The map in Exhibit 2-38 illustrates, by State, the range of quantities of RCRA hazardous waste
disposed in landfills in the nation.

Thirty-nine of the 55 States used incineration as a RCRA hazardous waste management
method during 1989.  Exhibits 2-37 and 2-38 show the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste
incinerated.  Exhibit 2-37 lists the States in alphabetical order,  and Exhibit 2-38 ranks the
States by the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste incinerated. Nearly 1.3 million tons of RCRA
hazardous waste were incinerated in  the U.S.  during 1989.   Facilities  located in Texas
incinerated the greatest quantity of RCRA hazardous waste (521,822 tons), followed by Ohio
(176,810 tons) and Louisiana (113,607 tons). Twenty-four of the 39 States incinerated less
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Exhibit 2-34.    States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Landfills, 1989


STATE
ALABAMA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA*
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
IDAHO*
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
KANSAS
LOUISIANA
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW YORK
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO*
OKLAHOMA
OREGON*
SOUTH CAROLINA
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
HAZARDOUS WASTE

RANK
1
17
20
16
19
18
29
6
2
27
4
5
22
15
13
12
28
21
3
25
14
8
23
7
9
10
26
24
11
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
353.580
262
188
2.167
213
261
0
172,841
330.758
4
266.640
200,175
27
3,367
5.700
15.760
0
167
277,156
7
3.643
63.206
25
85,878
52.391
40,581
6
14
17,334
2.275.783

PERCENT
15.5
<0.05
<0.05
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
7.6
14.5
<0.05
11.7
8.8
<0.05
0.1
0.3
0.7
0.0
<0.05
12.2
<0.05
0.2
2.8
<0.05
3.8
2.3
1.8
<0.05
<0.05
0.8
100.0
TSD FACILITIES

NUMBER
5
1
1
5
1
2
1
6
7
1
3
3
5
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
3
2
2
1
20
2
1
1
2
86

PERCENT
5.8
1.2
1.2
5.8
1.2
2.3
1.2
7.0
8.1
1.2
3.5
3.5
5.8
2.3
3.5
1.2
1.2
1.2
2.3
1.2
3.5
2.3
2.3
1.2
23.3
2.3
1.2
1.2
2.3
100.0
 * Some sites  in  these  states claimed their data as Confidential  Business  Information (CBI).  The national
   total quantity  includes  hazardous  waste landfilled at the  CBI  sites.   The  state quantity  does  not
   include hazardous waste  landfilled at CBI sites.  The number of TSD facilities  includes CBI sites.

 NOTES:   States not listed  did not dispose of hazardous wastes  in landfills during 1989.
         Columns  may not  sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-35.    Rank Ordering of States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Landfills, 1989


STATE
ALABAMA
INDIANA
NEW YORK
LOUISIANA
MICHIGAN
ILLINOIS
SOUTH CAROLINA
OKLAHOMA
TEXAS
UTAH
WEST VIRGINIA
NEVADA
MISSOURI
OHIO*
MISSISSIPPI
CALIFORNIA*
ARIZONA
CONNECTICUT
COLORADO
ARKANSAS
NEW JERSEY
MINNESOTA
OREGON*
WASHINGTON
NORTH DAKOTA
VERMONT
KANSAS
NEW HAMPSHIRE
IDAHO*
HAZARDOUS WASTE

RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
353,580
330.758
277,156
266,640
200,175
172,641
85,878
63,206
52,391
40,581
17,334
15,760
5,700
3,643
3.367
2.167
262
261
213
188
167
27
25
14
7
6
4
0
0
2.275,783

PERCENT
15.5
14.5
12.2
11.7
8.8
7.6
3.8
2.8
2.3
1.8
0.8
0.7
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
100.0
TSD FACILITIES

NUMBER
5
7
2
3
3
6
1
2
20
2
2
1
3
3
2
5
1
2
1
1
1
5
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
86

PERCENT
5.8
8.1
2.3
3.5
3.5
7.0
1.2
2.3
23.3
2.3
2.3
1.2
3.5
3.5
2.3
5.8
1.2
2.3
1.2
1.2
1.2
5.8
2.3
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
1-2
100.0
 * Some sites in these states claimed their data as Confidential Business  Information (CBI).   The national
   total quantity includes hazardous  waste landfilled  at  the CBI sites.   The  state quantity does not
   include hazardous waste landfilled at CBI sites.   The number of TSD facilities includes CBI sites.

 NOTES:  States not  listed did not dispose  of hazardous  wastes  in  landfills during  1989.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-36. Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Disposed in
            Landfills, by State, 1989
                                     D  Less than 1*
                                     S  1 to 10,ooo
                                     H  10,001 to 200,000
                                     •  Greater than 200,000
                                      * Includes Delaware, D.C., Guam, Rhode Island,
                                      Trust Territories, and Virgin Islands
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Exhibit 2-37.    States Managing RCRA Hazardous Waste by Incineration, 1989


STATE
ALABAMA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
GEORGIA
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MARYLAND
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
SOUTH CAROLINA
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
HAZARDOUS WASTE

RANK
19
30
9
5
31
18
26
15
38
37
12
10
22
21
24
3
17
13
20
33
4
32
39
29
35
6
27
2
25
34
16
7
8
1
28
36
14
11
23
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
4.122
266
35.578
57.645
111
5.254
888
11.779
1
2
28,668
35,358
3,014
3.100
1.256
113,607
6.261
28,102
3,886
78
69.003
100
0
359
10
43.916
441
176.810
898
26
8.881
38.162
35.767
521,822
394
3
13.288
28.699
2,659
1,280.216

PERCENT
0.3
<0.05
2.8
4.5
<0.05
0.4
0.1
0.9
<0.05
<0.05
2.2
2.8
0.2
0.2
0.1
8.9
0.5
2.2
0.3
<0.05
5.4
<0.05
0.0
<0.05
<0.05
3.4
<0.05
13.8
0.1
<0.05
0.7
3.0
2.8
40.8
<0.05
<0.05
1.0
2.2
0.2
100.0
TSD FACILITIES

NUMBER '
6
5
8
15
1
6
1
3
1
1
13
9
3
4
1
12
3
6
7
2
10
1
1
6
1
10
1
20
4
1
5
5
4
24
4
1
4
8
4
221

PERCENT
2.7
2.3
3.6
6.8
0.5
2.7
0.5
1.4
0.5
0.5
5.9
4.1
1.4
1.8
0.5
5.4
1.4
2.7
3.2
0.9
4.5
0.5
0.5
2.7
0.5
4.5
0.5
9.0
1.8
0.5
2.3
2.3
1.8
10.9
1.8
0.5
1.8
3.6
1.8
100.0
 NOTES:   States not listed did not manage hazardous waste by incineration during 1989.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-38.     Rank Ordering of States Managing RCRA Hazardous Waste by Incineration, 1989


STATE
TEXAS
OHIO
LOUISIANA
MISSOURI
CALIFORNIA
NEW YORK
PUERTO RICO
SOUTH CAROLINA
ARKANSAS
INDIANA
WEST VIRGINIA
ILLINOIS
MICHIGAN
VIRGINIA
GEORGIA
PENNSYLVANIA
MARYLAND
CONNECTICUT
ALABAMA
MINNESOTA
KANSAS
IOWA
WISCONSIN
KENTUCKY
OKLAHOMA
DELAWARE
NORTH DAKOTA
UTAH
NEW JERSEY
ARIZONA
COLORADO
NEVADA
MISSISSIPPI
OREGON
NEW MEXICO
VERMONT
IDAHO
HAWAII
NEW HAMPSHIRE
HAZARDOUS WASTE

RANK
1
2
3
A
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
521.822
176,810
113.607
69,003
57,645
43.916
38,162
35,767
35,578
35.358
28,699
28,668
28,102
13,288
11.779
8,881
6.261
5.254
4.122
3.886
3.100
3.014
2.659
1.256
898
888
441
394
359
266
111
100
78
26
10
3
2
1
0
1,280.216

PERCENT
40.8
13.8
8.9
5.4
4.5
3.4
3.0
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.2
2.2
2.2
1.0
0.9
0.7
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
99.9
TSD FACILITIES

NUMBER
24
20
12
10
15
10
5
4
8
9
8
13
6
4
3
5
3
6
6
7
4
3
4
1
4
1
1
4
6
5
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
221

PERCENT
10.9
9.0
5.4
4.5
6.8
4.5
2.3
1.8
3.6
4.1
3.6
5.9
2.7
1.8
1.4
2.3
1.4
2.7
2.7
3.2
1.8
1.4
1.8
0.5
1.8
0.5
0.5
1.8
2.7
2.3
0.5
0.5
0.9
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
100.0
 NOTES:   States not listed did not manage hazardous waste by  incineration during 1989.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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than 10,000 tons each.  Nationwide, there were 221 incineration facilities in operation in 1989,
24 of which were in Texas, which had the largest number of incineration facilities. The  map
in  Exhibit 2-39 illustrates, by State, the  range  of quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes
incinerated in the nation.

Only 12 of the 55 States used underground injection wells to dispose of RCRA hazardous
waste in  1989.  The data for each State, showing the quantity injected into the wells, along
with the number of TSD facilities using this waste management method, are presented in
Exhibits 2-40 and 2-41.  Exhibit 2-40 lists the States in alphabetical order, and Exhibit  2-41
lists the States in descending order of quantity managed.

Texas, with 12.2 million tons, and Louisiana, with 8.3 million tons, injected the bulk of the
RCRA hazardous waste that was disposed in underground injection wells.  Together,  they
accounted for 73 percent of the 28 million tons injected.  By comparison, Michigan and
Oklahoma, the States with the lowest quantity figures, together injected 125,108 tons, which
together  accounted  for only 0.4 percent of the total  quantity injected.   During 1989,
underground injection was used by a total of 59  facilities, the largest number of which were
in Texas with 26 facilities, followed by Louisiana with 12 facilities.  The map in Exhibit  2-42
illustrates,  by State, the  range of quantities  of RCRA hazardous waste  injected  into
underground wells in the nation.

Exhibits 2-43 and 2-44 list the States with the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste disposed
in surface impoundments (to be closed as landfills) and the number of TSD facilities using this
waste management method. Exhibit 2-43 lists the States in alphabetical order, and Exhibit
2-44 lists the States in descending order of quantity managed. This quantity represents only
waste that first entered the surface impoundment in 1989; it does not include waste stored in
the impoundments from prior years.  A total of 11 facilities in the nation managed a total of
34,256 tons in disposal surface impoundments. Texas, with 2 facilities, had by far the largest
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        Exhibit 2-39. Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Incinerated, by State, 1989
Puerto Rico
D  Less than 1*
E3  1 to 10,000**
El  10,001 to 50,000
•  Greater than 50,000
                                                * Includes D.C., Guam, Rhode Island,
                                                 Trust Territories, and Virgin Islands

                                                ** Includes Delaware
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Exhibit 2-40.     States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Underground Injection Wells, 1989


STATE
ARKANSAS
FLORIDA
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
KANSAS
LOUISIANA
MICHIGAN
MISSISSIPPI
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
CBI*
HAZARDOUS WASTE

RANK
7
10
8
6
3
2
12
9
5
11
4
1
13
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
681,490
320.134
487,527
945,336
1.666,025
8,278,900
60,405
342,473
1,330,688
64,703
1,563,784
12.194,749
70
27.956,288

PERCENT
2.4
1.1
1.7
3.4
6.0
29.6
0.2
1.2
4.8
0.2
5.7
43.6
<0.05
100.0
TSD FACILITIES

NUMBER'
2
1
3
5
1
12
1
1
4
1
1
26
1
59

PERCENT
3.4
1.7
5.2
8.6
1.7
20.7
1.7
1.7
6.9
1.7
1.7
44.8
1.7
100.0
 * A State not listed above had at  least one site that claimed its  data as Confidential Business Informa-
   tion.

 NOTES:  States not  listed did not  dispose of hazardous waste in underground injection wells during  1989.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-41.    Rank Ordering of States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Underground Injection Wells,
                1989


STATE
TEXAS
LOUISIANA
KANSAS
TENNESSEE
OHIO
INDIANA
ARKANSAS
ILLINOIS
MISSISSIPPI
FLORIDA
OKLAHOMA
MICHIGAN
CBI*
HAZARDOUS WASTE

RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
12.194,749
8,278,900
1,666,025
1,583,784
1,330,688
945,336
681,490
487.527
342.473
320,134
64.703
60,405
70
27,956,288

PERCENT
43.6
29.6
6.0
5.7
4.8
3.4
2.4
1.7
1.2
1.1
0.2
0.2
<0.05
100.0
TSD FACILITIES

NUMBER
26
12
1
1
4
5
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
59

PERCENT
44.8
20.7
1.7
1.7
6.9
8.6
3.4
5.2
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.7
100.0
 * A State not listed above had at least one site that claimed its data as Confidential Business
   Information.

 NOTES:  States not listed did not dispose of  hazardous waste in underground injection wells  during 1989.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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        Exhibit 2-42. Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Disposed in Underground
                    Injection Wells, by State, 1989
Puerto Rico
D  0*
H  1 to 500,000
H  500,001 to 5,000,000
•  Greater than 5,000,000
                                               ' Includes Delaware, D.C., Guam, Rhode Island,
                                                Trust Territories, and Virgin Islands	
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Exhibit 2-43.     States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Surface Impoundments, 1989
STATE
ALABAMA
ARKANSAS
CONNECTICUT
GEORGIA
KANSAS
OHIO
TEXAS
WEST VIRGINIA
CBI*
HAZARDOUS WASTE
RANK
3
7
8
6
4
2
1
5
9
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
1,565
675
553
861
1,500
7.013
20.643
1.446
<0.5
34,256
PERCENT
4.6
2.0
1.6
2.5
4.4
20.5
60.3
4.2
<0.05
100.0
TSD FACILITIES
NUMBER
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
11
PERCENT
9.1
9.1
9.1
9.1
9.1
18.2
18.2
9.1
9.1
100.0
 * A State not listed above had at least one site that  claimed its data as Confidential Business Informa-
   tion.

 NOTES:  States not listed did not dispose of hazardous waste in surface impoundments during  1989.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-44.    Rank Ordering of States Disposing RCRA Hazardous Waste in Surface Impoundments, 1989
STATE
TEXAS
OHIO
ALABAMA
KANSAS
VEST VIRGINIA
GEORGIA
ARKANSAS
CONNECTICUT
CBI*
HAZARDOUS WASTE
RANK
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
TOTAL
QUANTITY
(tons)
20.643
7.013
1,565
1,500
1,446
861
675
553
<0.5
34,256
PERCENT
60.3
20.5
4.6
4.4
4.2
2.5
2.0
1.6
<0.05
100.0
TSD FACILITIES
NUMBER
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11
PERCENT
18.2
18.2
9.1
9.1
9.1
9.1
9.1
9.1
9.1
100.0
 * A State not  listed above had at least one site that claimed its data as Confidential Business  Informa-
   tion.

 NOTES:   States not listed did not dispose of hazardous waste in surface impoundments during 1989.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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 quantity with 20,643 tons, accounting for 60.3 percent of the total amount managed by this
 method in the nation. The map in Exhibit 2-45 illustrates, by State, the range of quantities of
 RCRA hazardous waste disposed in surface impoundments in the nation.
2.6         HAZARDOUS WASTE STATE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

RCRA hazardous waste imports from other States and exports to other States are discussed
in Section 2-6. The quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes that were imported and exported
by each State are presented in Exhibit 2-46. All but one State, the Virgin Islands, exported
hazardous waste to one or more States for management, while 47 States imported hazardous
waste from other States for management  Eight States did not  import any RCRA hazardous
waste. The three leading RCRA hazardous waste importing States were Ohio with 402,061
tons, Pennsylvania with 356,702 tons, and Alabama with 333,661 tons. The three leading
RCRA hazardous waste exporting States were Pennsylvania with 426,113 tons, Ohio with
326,339 tons, and Texas with 298,396 tons. Approximately 4 million tons or 2 percent of the
197.5 million tons of RCRA hazardous waste generated were shipped (i.e., gross total exports)
by generators to out-of-state TSD facilities for management.

The difference between the total RCRA hazardous waste imported and the total RCRA
hazardous waste exported is also indicated in Exhibit 2-46. This quantity is defined to be "net
imports." A positive quantity indicates that the State was a net importer of RCRA hazardous
waste; a negative quantity indicates that the State was a net exporter of RCRA hazardous
waste.   Of the 55 States, 17 were net importers of RCRA hazardous waste, 37 were net
exporters, and 1 State, the Virgin Islands, neither imported nor exported RCRA hazardous
waste. The three largest net importing States were Indiana with 181,170 tons, Alabama with
176,160 tons, and South Carolina with 113,117 tons. The largest net exporter was California
with 176,340 tons, followed by Texas with 108,820 tons, Wisconsin with 87,803 tons, and
Connecticut with 87,248 tons.
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          Exhibit 2-45. Total Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Disposed in
                      Surface Impoundments, by State, 1989
                                                  1 to 1,000
                                                  1,001 to 10,000
                                                  Greater than 10,000
                                              * Includes Delaware, D.C., Guam, Rhode Island,
                                               Trust Territories, and Virgin Islands	
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Exhibit 2-46.    RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, by State, 1989

STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
TOTAL IMPORTS
(tons)
333,661
0
778
115,352
28,556
1,984
21.253
1
0
16,617
18.188
0
149
37.524
285.886
313.484
2.330
26.167
92.282
238.750
0
7.731
0
199.634
12.581
18.649
96.944
0
19,115
15,142
211
165.933
16
141,488
36,168
660
402,061
113,781
57,330
356,702
6
13.707
151.652
122
67.541
189,576
2
46.639
100
53.109
15.501
1,774
23,387
0
TOTAL 3,740.225
TOTAL EXPORTS
(tons)
157,501
3,470
23.415
99,014
204,896
33,044
108,501
14,084
2,409
60.915
89,459
203
1,449
1,579
244.472
132.313
21,402
40,820
66,109
150.058
52,635
68.913
25.444
227,860
38,805
43,415
105.154
2,497
8.374
1.954
13,100
218.015
5.252
149.938
43,530
3,651
326.339
47,713
18,817
426,113
8,636
5.201
38,535
1.372
41.335
298.396
24
6.505
13.840
40.988
57.476
63,767
111.190
2.954
3.972.853
NET IMPORTS
( imports-exports)
176,160
-3,470
-22.637
16,338
-176,340
-31.061
-87,248
-14,083
-2,409
-44,298
-71,272
-203
-1,300
35,945
41,414
181,170
-19,071
-14,653
26,173
88,691
-52.635
-61.182
-25.444
-28,225
-26.224
-24.765
-8,210
-2.497
10,742
13,188
-12.889
-52.082
-5.236
-8,450
-7.363
-2.991
75.722
66.068
38.513
-69,411
-8,630
8,506
113,117
-1,250
26,206
-108.820
-22
40,135
-13,740
12.121
-41.975
-61.993
-87.803
-2.954
-232.628
NOTE:   Columns may not sum due to  rounding.
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Exhibit 2-47 displays the quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes that were imported  and
exported, by EPA region. Each of the 10 regions was both an importer and an exporter.
Region 5 was the largest net importer, and Region 3 was the largest net exporter.

Exhibit 2-48 presents, by State, the total imports and exports for each State relative to the total
quantity managed and the total quantity generated by that State. Fourteen of the 55 States
exported more than half of their RCRA hazardous waste. Conversely, 8 States imported more
than 50  percent of the RCRA hazardous waste managed.
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Exhibit 2-47.   RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, by EPA Region, 1989

EPA REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL IMPORTS
(tons)
12.226
262.481
358,917
386,755
697,929
296,021
138,048
42,252
21,948
99,687
TOTAL 2.316,266
TOTAL EXPORTS
(tons)
139,673
320,355
555,160
258.578
476,692
182,481
169,703
43.925
194,644
36,622
2,378.033
NET IMPORTS
( imports-exports )
-127.446
-57.874
-196,243
128,177
221.037
113.539
-31.655
-1,674
-172.696
63,065
-61,767
 NOTE:   Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 2-48. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation, Imports, Exports, and Management, by State, 1989



STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA '
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING

TOTAL
GENERATED
(tons)
403.701
3,664
124.595
805,150
4.670.579
117,347
1.390,314
19,766
2.357
411,832
2.615,210
573
2,149
15,062
1.381,799
1.843,015
76,240
1.713.963
149,612
9.094,768
52,528
265,227
34,142
35.143.264
239,098
717,291
384.289
4,978
72,209
4,685
18,211
47,096,658
10.961
406.910
586.338
28.840
2,727,383
205,382
27.954
1.246.706
246.161
5.565
106.224
1.088
34,363.940
28.171.860
23
211,563
13,481
5.757
5.227.092
228,323
14,390,206
411.897
3.180
TOTAL 197.501.112
IMPORTS

AMOUNT
(tons)
333,661
0
778
115,352
28.556
1.984
21.253
1
0
16,617
18,188
0
149
37.524
285,886
313.484
2.330
26,167
92.282
238,750
0
7.731
0
199,634
12.581
18.649
96.944
0
19.115
15.142
211
165,933
16
141.488
36,168
660
402.061
113.781
57.330
356,702
6
13,707
151.652
122
67.541
189.576
2
46.639
100
0
53.109
15.501
1.774
23.387
0
3.740.225
PERCENT OF
QUANTITY
MANAGED
59.1
0.0
0.8
1.0
0.6
2.4
5.8
<0.05
0.0
4.6
0.7
0
18.6
81.7
19.8
15.5
3.1
1.5
63.4
2.6
0.0
3.7
0.0
0.6
3.6
2.7
33.5
0.0
22.8
74.8
3.5
0.4
0.3
33.7
6.4
2.6
14.8
49.8
87.8
31.3
<0.05
106.3
86.3
<0.05
0.2
0.7
100.0
18.1
94.4
0.0
1.0
9.1
<0.05
6.3
0.0
1.9
EXPORTS

AMOUNT
(tons)
157,501
3,470
23.415
99.014
204.896
33.044
108.501
14.084
2.409
60,915
89,459
203
1,449
1,579
244.472
132.313
21,402
40.820
66,109
150.058
52.635
68,913
25,444
227,860
38,805
43.415
105.154
2.497
8.374
1.954
13.100
218.015
5.252
149,938
43.530
3.651
326.339
47.713
18.817
426.113
8.636
5.201
38.535
1.372
41.335
298,396
24
6.505
13.840
0
40.988
57.476
63.767
111.190
2.954
3,972.853
PERCENT OF
QUANTITY
GENERATED
39.0
94.7
18.8
12.3
4.4
28.2
7.8
71.3
102.2
14.8
3.4
35.5
67.4
10.5
17.7
7.2
28.1
2.4
44.2
1.6
100.2
26.0
74.5
0.6
16.2
6.1
27.4
50.2
11.6
41.7
71.9
0.5
47.9
36.8
7.4
12.7
12.0
23.2
67.3
34.2
3.5
93.5
36.3
126.1
0.1
1.1
105.4
3.1
102.7
0.0
0.8
25.2
0.4
27.0
92.9
2.0

TOTAL
MANAGED
(tons)1
564.

95.
824,
4.978,
81.
366,
3,

359,
2,551,


45
1.441
2.021
74,
1.700
145,
9.205

211,

35,067,
348
697
289
2
83
20
5
46,931
6
419
565
25
2,710
228
65
1.139
243
12
>175

34,533
27,788

258

5
5.324
170
14.335
371

196.500
 1 Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.



 NOTE:  Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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                      3.   WASTE MINIMIZATION


3.1          INTRODUCTION

3.1.1        Waste Minimization

Waste minimization means the reduction, to the extent feasible, of hazardous waste that is
generated or subsequently treated, stored, or disposed.  Waste minimization includes any
source reduction or recycling activity  undertaken by  a  generator that results in:  (1) the
reduction of total volume or quantity of a hazardous waste; (2) the reduction of toxicity of a
hazardous waste; or (3) both, as long as the reduction is consistent with the goal of minimizing
present and future threats to human health and the environment.

Source reduction means the  reduction or elimination  of a hazardous waste at the source,
usually within a process. Source reduction measures include process modifications, feedstock
substitutions, improvements in feedstock purity, housekeeping and management practices,
increases in  the efficiency of  machinery, and recycling within a process.  Source reduction
implies any action that reduces the toxicity or the amount of waste exiting a process.

Recycling means the use or reuse of waste as an effective substitute for a commercial product,
or as an ingredient or feedstock in an industrial process. It also refers to  the reclamation of
useful constituent fractions within a waste material  or the removal of contaminants from a
waste to allow it to be reused.  As used in this Report, recycling  implies use, reuse,  or
reclamation of a waste, either on site or off site, after it has been generated.
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3.1.2        Data Collection Instrument

The EPA 1989 Hazardous Waste Report (or an essentially identical State version) was the
waste minimization data collection instrument used in more than  30 States for the 1989
reporting cycle. Twenty-one States used a version of the EPA Waste Minimization Report in
combination with a State form to report generation and management, while two States used
no forms that resembled either EPA Report format. The forms in the EPA Reports requested
information  from  RCRA hazardous waste generators and TSD facilities on their  waste
minimization efforts.   Qualitative  information  was collected  on  the Report's  Form  1C
(Identification  and  Certification)  or Form  WMIC (Waste  Minimization Identification and
Certification),  and quantitative information was collected  on Form GM (Generation and
Management) or Form WM (Waste Minimization). States that used  EPA Hazardous Waste
Report forms asked respondents to report the information on Forms  1C and GM, and States
that used their own forms for hazardous waste information used the separate EPA Waste
Minimization Report that contained Forms WMIC and WM.  Either Form 1C or Form WMIC was
to be completed by every RCRA hazardous waste generator or TSD facility. This form asked
respondents whether they began or expanded waste minimization activities during 1988 or
1989, and to identify any factors that limited the sites' development of waste minimization
activities. Form GM was to be completed to characterize every waste generated in 1989 and
any associated waste minimization activity. Form WM was to be completed only by generators
and TSD facilities that engaged in an activity during 1989 that resulted in waste minimization.

Forms 1C  and WMIC  collect site-wide information  whereas Forms GM and WM collect
information on individual RCRA hazardous wastes.
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3.1.3        Sites Reporting Waste Minimization Data

Waste  Minimization data collection is incomplete after the 1989 biennial report cycle.  All
States  have provided some data, but no data were received for an unknown number of sites.
This problem exists in varying degrees in every State that used a separate data collection
instrument for waste minimization, rather than the integrated EPA  Hazardous Waste Report
booklet.  Problems arise due to nonresponse to the  separate  waste minimization data
collection, and different waste minimization mailing lists.  As a result of these implementation
problems, the data presented in this Chapter will underrepresent the actual amount of waste
minimization activity that occurred.
3.2          WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS

Data analyses on waste minimization reporters are presented on both a site level and a waste
level within the States, and by industry category using the Standard Industrial Classification
(SIC) code. The waste minimization  activities included in this section  pertain only to new
activities implemented during 1989 and excludes all on-going waste minimization activities that
were implemented prior to 1989.

Data from sites that claimed CBI are not included in any exhibits in this chapter. The impact
of the exclusion of the 19 CBI sites on the data presented below is minimal.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
3.2.1        Waste Minimization Analyses on a State Basis

Exhibit 3-1 presents, by State, the quantity of hazardous waste generated (197.4 million tons);
the quantity and percentage of the total waste generated by those sites that engaged in waste
minimization activities (98.1 million tons or 50 percent); the total number of generators and
TSD facilities that filed a 1989 Hazardous Waste Report (20,713 sites); and the number and
percentage of those sites that reported on either Form  GM or WM that they engaged in one
or more waste minimization activity during 1989 (6,067 sites or 29 percent). These 6,067 sites
accounted for 50 percent of the total RCRA  hazardous waste generation in the nation,
indicating that many of the largest generators in the nation did engage in waste minimization
activity in 1989.

Exhibit 3-2 is similar to Exhibit 3-1 except the data are presented on a waste1 basis instead
of a site basis.  Nationally, of the 147,295 RCRA hazardous wastes reported in 1989, only
11,434 wastes, or 8 percent, were subjected to a waste minimization activity. This means that,
at the 6,067  sites that reported a waste minimization activity  in 1989, there were 11,434
wastes, or, on average, 1.9 wastes per site, that were minimized.   Moreover, the quantity
associated with the  wastes that were involved in a waste minimization activity was only 8.2
million tons, or 4 percent of the total quantity of hazardous waste generated in the nation. The
largest quantities of  RCRA hazardous wastes, mostly wastewaters, were not often the targets
of waste minimization activities.

While more than 1 site in 4 engaged in a waste minimization activity (Exhibit 3-1), fewer than
1 in 12 wastes were subject to waste minimization. Similarly, while nearly one-half of the
national quantity of  RCRA hazardous waste was generated at sites that engaged in waste
1  An individual waste in the Biennial Reporting System (BRS) database corresponds to one Form GM in the EPA
  1989 Hazardous Waste Report package.  See Appendix E for a sample Form GM.
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Exhibit 3-1.     Number of Generators and Treatment, Storage, Disposal (TSD)  Facilities and  Quantity
               Generated, for Sites that Reported Waste Minimization Activity, by State, 1989




STATE
AK
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
OC
DE
FL
GA
GU
HI
IA
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MO
ME
MI
MN
MO
MS
MT
NC
NO
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
PR
RI
SC
SO
TN
rr
TX
UT
VA
VI
VT
VA
VI
W
VY
QUANTITY
GENERATED BY
SITES SUBMITTING
VASTE REPORTS
(tons)
3.698
403,814
805,171
124,595
4,643.441
117,365
1.390,462
2,357
19.766
411.832
2.615.210
573
2.135
98,818
13.590
1,383.950
1.843,015
1.713.963
149.612
9.094.768
34.142
265.242
52.528
35,144,452
239.213
385.483
717,306
4.979
586.338
28.840
72.211
18.211
47,096.658
10.964
4.695
406.910
2.617.712
205,451
27.825
1.247.032
264.820
5.565
106.224
1,088
34.363,940
23
28.171.901
211.573
5,230.197
5,757
13,481
228,328
411.897
14.390.206
3.180
TOTAL 197.412.510

VASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS


QUANTITY GENERATED
(tons)
507
86,622
711.873
15.254
716.149
92,300
1.279.291
514
7,234
35,366
2.302,049
152
95
65,021
6.463
1.062.777
1.439.024
1.697,009
34.777
7.316,768
16,818
86,521
613
34,258,923
190,410
234,796
703,809
3.106
575.249
26.210
62,844
8.630
80.793
5.715
K817
150.114
1.976.246
151.722
8,457
257.505
226.080
0
0
205
1.599.621
3
24.995.794
17.023
1.036.216
0
5.678
169.376
79.481
14.326.415
2.829
98.128.261


PERCENT
13.7
21.5
88.4
12.2
15.4
78.6
92.0
21.8
36.6
8.6
88.0
26.5
4.4
65.8
47.6
76.8
78.1
99.0
23.2
80.5
49.3
32.6
1.2
97.5
79.6
60.9
98.1
62.4
98.1
90.9
87.0
47.4
0.2
52.1
38.7
36.9
75.5
73.8
30.4
20.6
85.4
0.0
0.0
18.8
4.7
13.0
88.7
8.0
19.8
0.0
42.1
74.2
19.3
99.6
89.0
49.7

NUMBER OF
SITES
SUBMITTING
VASTE REPORTS
55
244
57
•176
2,428
158
513
11
59
371
382
10
39
137
22
1.435
698
192
349
446
494
390
46
882
274
305
155
30
696
18
73
111
1.439
49
36
850
1.187
148
76
1.047
86
193
402
12
451
2
1.641
94
289
1
44
726
559
102
21
20,713

VASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS



NUMBER
19
75
25
103
615
60
179
2
20
96
137
1
6
50
5
415
264
57
86
101
141
69
6
307
153
109
58
10
524
6
39
39
374
18
6
254
438
48
34
320
32
0
6
3
111
1
242
33
80
0
12
92
146
29
11
6,067



PERCENT
34.5
30.7
43.9
58.5
25.3
38.0
34.9
18.2
33.9
25.9
35.9
10.0
15.4
36.5
22.7
28.9
37.8
29.7
24.6
22.5
28.5
17.7
13.0
34.8
55.8
35.7
37.4
33.3
75.3
33.3
53.4
35.1
26.0
36.7
16.7
29.9
36.9
32.4
44.7
30.6
37.2
0.0
1.5
25.0
24.6
50.0
14.7
35.1
27.7
0.0
27.3
12.7
26.1
28.4
52.4
29.3
 NOTES:  CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 3-2.     Number and Quantity of Wastes Minimized, by Waste Reported, by State, 1989



STATE
AK
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
GU
HI
IA
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
MI
MN
MO
MS
MT
NC
NO
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
PR
RI
SC
SD
TN
TT
TX
UT
VA
VI
VT
WA
VI
W
WY

TflTAI QUANTITY
1 U 1 ML. yunn 1 i 1 I
GENERATED
(tons)
3,698
403,814
805,171
124,595
4,643,441
117,365
1,390,462
2.357
19.766
411,832
2,615,210
573
2.135
98,818
13.590
1,383.950
1,843,015
1.713,963
149,612
9,094,768
34,142
265,242
52,528
35,144,452
239.213
385.483
717,306
4.979
586,338
28,840
72,211
18,211
47,096,658
10,964
4,695
406,910
2,617.712
205,451
27,825
1,247,032
264,820
5,565
106,224
1,088
34,363,940
23
28.171.901
211.573
5.230.197
5.757
13,481
228,328
411,897
14,390.206
3,180
TOTAL 197.412,510
WASTES MINIMIZED

QUANTITY GENERATED
(tons)
271
60,882
663,225
4,177
227.286
76.291
30,038
830
7.710
27.584
27.230
151
28
49.985
135
151,666
579.763
1,609.654
26.476
591.060
8.701
12.036
157
278,080
19,171
60.488
351,498
941
120.290
25.663
60.561
3.276
24.142
1.745
1,164
60,308
353,500
15.103
5.647
101,779
57,460
0
0
72
30,878
3
2.117,110
11,219
23,483
0
317
10.725
18.853
251.500
1,935
8.162.245

PERCENT
7.3
15.1
82.4
3.4
4.9
65.0
2.2
35.2
39.0
6.7
1.0
26.4
1.3
50.6
1.0
11.0
31.5
93.9
17.7
6.5
25.5
4.5
0.3
0.8
8.0
15.7
49.0
18.9
20.5
89.0
83.9
18.0
0.1
15.9
24.8
14.8
13.5
7.4
20.3
8.2
21.7
0.0
0.0
6.6
0.1
13.0
7.5
5.3
0.4
0.0
2.4
4.7
4.6
1.7
60.8
4.1

Tniii NI IMRFR
i u i nL. nuriDtiv
OF WASTES
REPORTED
462
1.882
409
2.561
12.901
1.114
5,156
198
1,192
1.748
3.351
301
508
855
314
7.517
4,254
946
366
1,660
2,962
3,344
266
4.305
2,252
2,153
660
135
3,844
87
496
1,207
8,873
786
505
3,144
7,244
744
491
7,701
769
660
1.537
53
446
22
9.116
1.250
2.836
5
471
27.037
3.246
913
40
147.295
WASTES MINIMIZED


NUMBER *
49
179
39
198
1,332
149
451
25
61
177
249
24
20
106
93
560
408
103
124
187
260
226
14
607
342
252
116
14
404
12
75
125
607
64
41
453
661
82
74
745
128
0
10
5
225
2
464
117
191
0
23
203
278
60
20
11,434

PERCENT
10.6
9.5
9.5
7.7
10.3
13.4
8.7
12.6
5.1
10.1
7.4
8.0
3.9
12.4
29.6
7.4
9.6
10.9
33.9
11.3
8.8
6.8
5.3
14.1
15.2
11.7
17.6
10.4
10.5
13.8
15.1
10.4
6.8
8.1
8.1
14.4
9.1
11.0
15.1
9.7
16.6
0.0
0.7
9.4
50.4
9.1
5.1
9.4
6.7
0.0
4.9
0.8
8.6
6.6
50.0
7.8
 NOTES:  CBI  data are excluded from this exhibit.
        Coltums nay not sum due to rounding.
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minimization  activities, the wastes that were the targets of source reduction or recycling
comprised only 4 percent of the national generation quantity.

3.2.2        Waste Minimization Analyses by SIC Code

Exhibit 3-3 presents, by SIC code, the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated at sites
that engaged in waste minimization activities  and the percentage of the  total  quantity
represented by these sites. Also shown in this exhibit is the number and percentage of sites
that engaged in a waste minimization activity during 1989.  The SIC code used in  this and
exhibits that follow characterizes the primary industrial activities at the site as a whole, not the
specific industrial activity associated with the generation of particular wastes.

Of the 20,713 total number of sites, at least 11,946 sites,  or 58  percent, were within the
manufacturing industry (SIC codes 20 - 39).  Industries in the manufacturing sector dominated
both the site counts and the quantity generated.  Nearly 58  percent of sites (11,946}  in the
manufacturing sector accounted for almost 98 percent (193,182,463 tons)  of the RCRA
hazardous waste generated. Manufacturing sites also made up 75 percent of those reporting
waste minimization in  1989.  Approximately 38  percent of  the  sites in the  manufacturing
industry engaged in waste minimization compared to the national average of 29 percent.  Sites
in the wholesale trade (SIC codes 50-51) and services (SIC codes 70 - 89) industries
engaged in waste minimization  at rates of 15 and 19 percent, respectively, well below the
national average of 29 percent

Exhibit 3-4 is similar to Exhibit 3-3 except the data are presented on a waste basis instead of
a site basis.  Over 61 percent of the RCRA hazardous wastes reported (90,516 of 147,295)
were generated by sites in the manufacturing industry. The manufacturing industry accounted
for 75 percent of the number of wastes reported minimized. Manufacturing sites were almost
twice  as likely to report a waste minimization activity as sites outside that sector (9.5 percent
versus 5.1 percent).
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  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 3-3.     Number of Generators  and Treatment,  Storage, Disposal (TSD)  Facilities  and Quantity
               Generated, for Sites that Reported Waste Minimization Activity, by SIC Code, 1989
SIC
CODE
unknown
01
02
07
08
09
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
55
57
58
59
60
63
65
67
70
72
73
75
76
78
79
80
81
82
84
QUANTITY
GENERATED BY
SITES
SUBMITTING
WASTE REPORTS
(tons)
1,034,991
24
7,503
139
270
22
464
629
23.161
524
798
2,716
5,314
40,508
180
65,109
1.175
22,851
138,457
62,409
35,282
175.727,960
3,903,810
234,082
6.751
119.348
3,853,780
3,249,929
336,332
3,664,120
1.622,608
73,607
24.165
9.012
8.003
358,459
38
5.723
121,548
5.423
5.096
1.621
1.716.893
84.390
56.401
110
0
1.892
28
67
454
862
0
126
655
21
2.091
258.053
2.921
4.316
1.105
59
1.939
0
4.103
0
WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS
QUANTITY GENERATED
(tons)
186.197
0
69
27
265
0
223
376
16,461
196
63
37
561
33.733
22
8,197
706
5,427
61,299
37,131
13,572
87,055,060
3,633,064
160,690
803
85,097
2.195,371
836,003
231,668
1,562,291
1,197,992
58,970
7.872
2,608
5,686
19,496
7
3.716
115,892
1.952
2.570
28
363,393
18,735
6,371
14
0
165
0
0
132
0
0
0
0
0
588
96.771
122
669
995
13
674
0
653
0
PERCENT
18.0
0.0
0.9
19.4
98.1
0.0
48.1
59.8
71.1
37.4
7.9
1.4
10.6
83.3
12.2
12.6
60.1
23.7
44.3
59.5
38.5
49.5
93.1
68.6
11.9
71.3
57.0
25.7
68.9
42.6
73.8
80.1
32.6
28.9
71.0
5.4
18.4
6.49
95.3
36.0
50.4
1.7
21.2
22.2
11.3
12.7
0.0
8.7
0.0
0.0
29.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
28.1
37.5
4.2
15.5
90.0
22.0
34.8
0.0
15.9
0.0
NUMBER OF
SITES
SUBMITTING
WASTE
REPORTS
4,533
2
6
15
4
6
21
17
113
25
18
77
63
122
5
104
17
231
285
346
340
2.381
267
582
25
265
912
2,371
830
1,418
1.007
253
185
65
80
211
2
26
75
53
41
144
756
271
350
5
3
237
2
1
11
5
2
21
2
7
148
127
145
66
9
6
102
1
187
1
WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS
NUMBER
725
0
2
3
2
0
5
10
13
3
2
2
18
37
2
34
5
71
137
123
120
905
80
213
10
90
293
898
328
636
386
120
66
15
12
35
1
3
30
23
13
15
172
33
58
1
0
12
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
18
30
18
11
3
3
17
1
31
0
PERCENT
16.0
0.0
33.3
20.0
50.0
0.0
23.8
58.8
11.5
12.0
11.1
2.6
28.6
30.3
40.0
32.7
29.4
30.7
48.1
35.5
35.3
38.0
30.0
36.6
40.0
34.0
32.1
37.9
39.5
44.9
38.3
47.4
35.7
23.1
15.0
16.6
50.0
11.5
40.0
43.4
31.7
10.4
22.5
12.2
16.6
20.0
0.0
5.1
0.0
0.0
27.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
12.2
23.6
12.4
16.7
33.3
50.0
16.7
100.0
16.6
0.0
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Exhibit 3-3.     Number of Generators and Treatment,  Storage, Disposal (TSD)  Facilities and Quantity
               Generated, for Sites that Reported Waste Minimization Activity, by SIC Code, 1989 (Continued)
SIC
CODE
87
88
89
91
92
94
95
96
97
99
QUANTITY
GENERATED BY
SITES
SUBMITTING
WASTE REPORTS
(tons)
5.594
2
50.114
4.434
248
534
33.268
11,383
245.551
150,954
TOTAL 197.412.510
WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS
QUANTITY GENERATED
(tons)
2,415
0
1.343
2,639
40
0
17.275
10.890
39.486
23.478
98,128.261
PERCENT
43.2
0.0
2.7
59.5
16.1
0.0
51.9
95.7
16.1
15.6
49.7
NUMBER OF
SITES
SUBMITTING
WASTE
REPORTS
131
1
40
63
12
4
45
23
150
227
20.713
WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS
NUMBER
42
0
10
25
3
1
6
5
52
26
6.067
PERCENT
32.1
0.0
25.0
39.7
25.0
25.0
13.3
21.7
34.7
11.5
29.3
 NOTES:   CBI data arc excluded from this exhibit.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 3-4.     Number and Quantity of Waste Minimized by Waste Reported, by SIC Code, 1989
SIC
CODE
unknown
01
02
07
08
09
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
55
57
58
59
60
65
67
70
72
73
75
76
78
79
80
81
82
87
88
89
91
TOTAL QUANTITY
GENERATED
(tons)
1,034.991
24
7.503
139
270
22
464
629
23.161
524
798
2.716
5,314
40,508
ISO
65.109
1.175
22.851
138.457
62.409
35,282
175.727.960
3,903.810
234.082
6.751
119,348
3.853.780
3,249.929
336,332
3,664.120
1.622,608
73,607
24.165
9,012
8,003
358,459
38
5,723
121,548
5,423
5,096
1,621
1.716,893
84,390
56.401
110
1.892
28
67
454
862
126
655
21
2,091
258,053
2,921
4,316
1,105
59
1.939
0
4.103
5.594
2
50.114
4.434
WASTES MINIMIZED
QUANTITY
GENERATED (tons)
33.865
0
42
20
228
0
37
230
1,341
176
57
17
354
4.471
0
4.117
131
3.601
4,076
16,484
11.259
5,978,525
176,908
11,079
630
39,994
880,393
258,539
113,642
224.883
79.863
9.148
3,809
616
105
17.798
1
2.997
1.088
1.490
511
26
201,993
7,348
3,467
11
121
0
0
75
0
0
0
0
279
30.159
62
207
32
4
373
0
352
1,094
0
1.051
858
PERCENT
3.3
0.0
0.6
14.4
84.4
0.0
8.0
36.6
5.8
33.6
7.1
0.6
6.7
11.0
0.0
6.3
11.1
15.8
2.9
26.4
31.9
3.4
4.5
4.7
9.3
33.5
22.8
8.0
33.8
6.1
4.9
12.4
15.8
6.8
1.3
5.0
2.6
52.4
0.9
27.5
10.0
1.6
11.8
8.7
6.1
10.0
6.4
0.0
0.0
16.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
13.3
11.7
2.1
4.8
2.9
6.8
19.2
0.0
8.6
19.6
0.0
2.1
19.4
TOTAL NUMBER
OF WASTES
REPORTED
16,005
1
51
29
53
27
180
36
304
72
219
294
467
1,123
38
577
60
1,020
939
1,810
1,362
22,043
1,707
2,848
73
1,411
5,334
12,048
5,052
14,516
14,375
3.216
966
328
423
1.439
33
150
1,166
94
192
151
6,152
3.052
1.821
9
545
6
4
188
3
75
16
24
936
2,087
596
366
46
33
2,464
1
4.153
1.616
1
512
1.158
WASTES MINIMIZED
NUMBER '
1.079
0
2
4
3
0
8
12
17
3
2
4
36
78
0
48
7
84
130
166
173
1.875
160
337
15
144
469
1.611
657
1.435
835
259
82
25
13
72
1
7
78
46
24
24
316
44
109
1
23
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
20
44
24
21
3
4
59
1
179
123
0
17
42
PERCENT
6.7
0.0
3.9
13.8
5.7
0.0
4.4
33.3
5.6
4.2
0.9
1.4
7.7
6.9
0.0
8.3
11.7
8.2
13.8
9.2
12.7
8.5
9.4
11.8
20.5
10.2
8.8
13.4
13.0
9.9
5.8
8.1
8.5
7.6
3.1
5.0
3.0
4.7
6.7
48.9
12.5
15.9
5.1
1.4
6.0
11.1
4.2
0.0
0.0
2.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.1
2.1
4.0
5.7
6.5
12.1
2.4
100.0
4.3
7.6
0.0
3.3
3.6
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Exhibit 3-4.     Number and Quantity of Waste Minimized by Waste Reported, by SIC Code, 1989 (Continued)
SIC
CODE
92
94
95
96
97
99
TOTAL QUANTITY
GENERATED
(tons)
248
534
33.268
11.383
245.551
150,954
TOTAL 197.412.510
WASTES MINIMIZED
QUANTITY
GENERATED (tons)
24
0
17.218
132
1,628
13.207
8.162.245
PERCENT
9.7
0.0
SI. 8
1.2
0.7
8.7
4.1
TOTAL NUMBER
OF WASTES
REPORTED
88
9
522
601
5.868
2,111
147.295
WASTES MINIMIZED
NUMBER
5
1
102
19
177
71
11.434
PERCENT
5.7
11.1
19.5
3.2
3.0
3.4
7.8
 NOTE:    C8I data arc excluded from this exhibit.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 3.5 presents a comparable site-level  analysis of the largest of the  manufacturing
industry SIC groups, the chemical and allied products industry (SIC 28). SIC 28 includes only
11 percent of the generators in the nation, yet it accounts for about 89 percent of the total
RCRA hazardous waste generated in the nation. The exhibit makes clear the overwhelming
predominance of 3 SIC categories within the  two-digit group.  Collectively, the  plastics
materials, and resins (SIC 2821), cyclic crudes and intermediates (SIC 2865), and industrial
organic chemicals not elsewhere classified (SIC 2869) industries generated 79 percent of the
nation's RCRA hazardous waste. In terms of waste minimization activities, these industries
slightly exceeded the site-participation rates for SIC 28 and manufacturing as a whole (43
percent vs. 38 percent). Their rates were substantially higher than the national average of 29
percent.

Exhibit 3-6 presents the waste-level analysis of only the chemical and allied products industry
(SIC 28). The most interesting finding is that the large volume wastes generated by the largest
sites are infrequently the target of the  waste minimization activities.  For the 3 four-digit
industries listed above (2821, 2865, 2869), only 1.5 percent of the RCRA waste hazardous
waste quantity generated is subject to waste  minimization activities.  This compares to 4.1
percent of the RCRA hazardous waste quantity nationally, and 3.4 percent of the quantity for
SIC 28.  The large volume wastes not minimized are primarily wastewaters.
3.3          WASTE MINIMIZATION PROGRAMS

3.3.1        Creation and Expansion of Waste Minimization Programs

Exhibit 3-7 shows the percentage of sites that  created or expanded source reduction or
recycling programs in 1988 or 1989. Unlike the data presented in Section 32, the data in this
section pertain to 1988 or 1989 (instead of 1989 only).
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Exhibit 3-5.     Number of Generators and  Treatment,  Storage,  Disposal  (TSD) Facilities  and Quantity
               Generated for SHes that Reported Waste Minimization Activity, for Chemical and Allied Products
               (SIC Code 28), 1989



SIC
CODE
2800
2812
2813
2815
2816
2818
2819
2821
2822
2823
2824
2830
2831
2832
2833
2834
2835
2836
2841
2842
2843
2844
285X
2850
2851
2859
2861
2863
2865
2869
2873
2874
2875
2879
2889
2890
2891
2892
2893
2894
2895
2898
2899
TOTAL
QUANTITY
GENERATED BY
SITES
SUBMITTING
WASTE REPORTS
(tons)
57.316
1.796.348
284.707
6,385
2.254,205
1.769
3.947.284
46.575,934
2.758.382
87
21.760
2.636
566
0
2.385.898
323.985
201
2.547
15,168
22.637
11.884
6,184
34
522
179.855
33
3.356
59
47,766.362
62.352,760
714
397
6.653
730.606
63
10.634
9.775
4.078.844
9.586
11
2
392
101.422
175.727.960

WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS

QUANTITY GENERATED
(tons)
0
1,689.160
281.223
0
2.245,334
698
3,120,777
46,377.154
2,053,498
19
18.014
689
35
0
2.360.205
125.420
104
0
2,873
1.692
6.131
517
0
396
66,934
0
200
59
1.034,476
27.199,055
687
0
445
423.493
0
179
3,895
26.192
3.771
11
2
392
11.332
87.055,060


PERCENT
0.0
94.0
98.8
0.0
99.6
39.5
79.1
99.6
74.4
21.8
82.8
26.1
6.2
0.0
98.9
38.7
51.7
0.0
18.9
7.5
51.6
8.4
0.0
75.9
37.2
0.0
6.0
100.0
2.2
43.6
96.2
0.0
6.7
58.0
0.0
1.7
39.8
0.6
39.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
11.2
49.5

NUMBER OF
SITES
SUBMITTING
WASTE
REPORTS
5
57
' 30
9
36
7
322
303
26
3
21
2
7
1
44
123
13
7
43
34
20
29
1
4
450
1
8
1
51
251
14
5
5
75
1
2
77
33
105
1
1
1
152
2.381

WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS


NUMBER
0
29
12
0
11
2
107
137
8
1
8
1
1
1
21
53
4
0
16
9
9
10
0
2
163
0
4
1
19
102
6
0
2
30
0
1
27
15
39
1
1
1
51
905


PERCENT
0.0
50.9
40.0
0.0
30.6
28.6
33.2
45.2
30.8
33.3
38.1
50.0
14.3
100.0
47.7
43.1
30.8
0.0
37.2
26.5
45.0
34.5
0.0
50.0
36.2
0.0
50.0
100.0
37.3
40.6
42.9
0.0
40.0
40.0
0.0
50.0
35.1
45.5
37.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
33.6
38.0
NOTES:  CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
        Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 3-6.     Number and Quantity of Waste Minimized by Waste Reported, for Chemical and Allied Products
               (SIC Code 28), 1989


SIC
CODE
2800
2812
2813
2815
2816
2818
2819
2821
2822
2823
2824
2830
2831
2832
2833
2834
2835
2836
2841
2842
2843
2844
285X
2850
2851
2859
2861
2863
2865
2869
2873
2874
2875
2879
2889
2890
2891
2892
2893
2894
2895
2898
2899
TOTAL

TOTAL QUANTITY
GENERATED
(tons)
57,316
1.796,348
284.707
6.385
2.254,205
1,769
3,947.284
46.575.934
2.758,382
87
21.760
2,636
566
0
2,385,898
323,985
201
2,547
15.168
22.637
11.884
6.184
34
522
179.855
33
3,356
59
47,766,362
62,352,760
714
397
6,653
730,606
63
10.634
9.775
4,078.844
9.586
11
2
392
101.422
175.727.960
WASTE MINIMIZED


QUANTITY GENERATED
(tons)
0
1.612.118
789
0
248.132
57
844,485
96.121
642,566
19
17.497
182
35
0
14,366
56,262
34
0
2,343
1,111
3,198
273
0
327
38.586
0
16
5
575.609
1,756.216
108
0
333
52.262
0
0
2.705
1.498
2.255
0
2
392
8.622
5.978.525


PERCENT
0.0
89.7
0.3
0.0
11.0
3.2
21.4
0.2
23.3
21.8
80.4
6.9
6.2
0.0
0.6
17.4
16.9
0.0
15.4
4.9
26.9
4.4
0.0
62.6
21.5
0.0
0.5
8.5
1.2
2.8
15.1
0.0
5.0
7.2
0.0
0.0
27.7
<0.05
23.5
0.0
100.0
100.0
8.5
3.4

TOTAL NUMBER
OF WASTES
REPORTED
29
1.100
211
148
256
144
3,326
2,986
167
38
231
157
244
2
741
1.169
142
124
277
160
128
183
2
8
3.617
2
66
3
446
3.136
78
8
14
373
4
17
410
666
287
1
3
2
937
22.043
WASTE MINIMIZED

.

NUMBER
0
65
16
0
16
1
241
316
28
1
14
3
1
0
63
148
9
0
25
15
22
19
0
2
239
0
8
1
39
252
6
0
2
45
0
0
54
45
63
0
1
2
113
1.875



PERCENT
0.0
5.9
7.6
0.0
6.3
0.7
7.2
10.6
16.8
2.6
6.1
1.9
0.4
0.0
8.5
12.7
6.3
0.0
9.0
9.4
17.2
10.4
0.0
25.0
6.6
0.0
12.1
33.3
8.7
8.0
7.7
0.0
14.3
12.1
0.0
0.0
13.2
6.8
22.0
0.0
33.3
100.0
12.1
8.5
 NOTES:   CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 3-7.  Percent of Sites that  Indicated Waste Minimization
              Activities, during 1988 or 1989
      Percent

    50 r
              Source
             Reduction
Recycling
Opportunity
Assessment
Note: CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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Of the 20,713 generators and ISO facilities that filed a 1989 Hazardous Waste Report or 1989
Waste Minimization Report, 44 percent  of the sites began or expanded either a source
reduction  or a recycling activity. Thirty-eight  percent of these sites reported beginning  or
expanding a source reduction activity during  1988 or 1989.  Twenty-five percent began  or
expanded a recycling activity.  Nineteen percent reported beginning or expanding both source
reduction and recycling activities.
3.3.2        Conducting Opportunity Assessments

An opportunity assessment is a procedure that identifies practices that can be implemented
to either reduce the generation of RCRA hazardous waste or the quantity of waste that must
subsequently be managed.  As  shown in Exhibit 3-7, approximately 37 percent of sites
reported conducting an opportunity assessment in 1988 or 1989.
3.3.3        Effects of Waste Minimization Activities

A total of 11,434 waste minimization activities were reported by the 6,067 sites that engaged
in one or more of these activities in 1988 or 1989. In an attempt to identify the cross-media
effects of waste minimization activities, respondents were asked to report the effects of source
reduction and recycling activities on the toxicity of the waste that was minimized and on the
quantity or toxicity of any emissions into the air, water or land.  The sites reported that 94
percent of their activities did not result in either an increase in the toxicity of the minimized
waste or an increase in the quantity or toxicity of any emissions into the air, water or land.
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3.4          SOURCE REDUCTION

3.4.1        Methods Employed

A total of 6,067 sites reported engaging in waste  minimization activities in  1988 or 1989.
These sites reported conducting a total of 11,434 different waste minimization activities. More
than 90 percent of these 11,434 waste minimization activities involved source reduction,
compared to only  16 percent that involved recycling.  Six percent involved  both  source
reduction and recycling.  These percentages are based on the number and kind of activities
that took place. They do not address the amount of change in waste volume or toxicity that
resulted from the waste minimization activity.

Exhibit 3-8 lists various methods of source reduction that were employed to minimize RCRA
hazardous waste in 1989.  Process modifications and good operating practices, cited by 34
percent and 33 percent of the sites respectively, were the most frequently reported categories
of source reduction activity. Examples of process modifications include: modifying equipment,
layout, or piping; better control on operating conditions; change from solvents to aqueous
cleaners; and closed-loop recycling.  Examples of good operating practices include: improved
maintenance scheduling; segregation of hazardous waste from non-hazardous waste; and
segregation of recyclable waste from non-recyclable waste.

Inventory control was reported by 11 percent of the sites as a method  of source reduction.
Examples include:  instituting procedures to ensure that materials do not stay in inventory
beyond shelf-life; better labelling procedures; and exchanging materials that would otherwise
be discarded.
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  Exhibit 3-8. Primary  Source Reduction Activities Undertaken to
               Minimize RCRA Hazardous Waste, 1989
          Source Reduction
             Activities
    Process Modification
    Good Operating Practices
    Inventory Control
    Other Source Reduction
    Spill and Leak Prevention
    Raw Material Modification
                                          10
  20

Percent
  Mote: CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
                 33
                                          j	i	i	i
30        40
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3.4.2        Factors Limiting Source Reduction

All generators and TSD facilities were asked to identify, from a list of potential factors, those
factors that may have limited the site from initiating new source reduction activities during 1988
or 1989. Exhibit 3-9 identifies those factors that limited the initiation of new source reduction
activities.  Approximately one-third of the sites reported that no factors limited them from
initiating new source reduction activities. Technical limitations  of production processes were
cited by 24 percent of the sites as being a limiting factor, followed  by concern that product
quality may decline as a result of source reduction (20 percent), lack of technical information
on source reduction techniques that applied to the sites' specific production processes (19
percent), and source reduction being economically infeasible  (16 percent).  The burden of
permitting requirements was cited by only 6 percent of the sites, indicating that permitting does
not represent a significant limitation to the  implementation of source reduction activities.
3.4.3        Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Minimized

At least 41 percent of the wastes minimized by source reduction  activities were ignitable
characteristic wastes (EPA waste code D001) and/or solvents (EPA waste codes F001, F002,
F003, F005).  Nine percent were corrosive wastes (EPA waste code D002).
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  Exhibit 3-9. Factors Delaying or Preventing Implementation of
               Source Reduction Opportunities, 1988 or 1989
     Limiting Factors
  No Factors
  Technical Limitations
  of the  Process
  Concern that Product
  Quality May Decline
  Lack of Technical
  Information
  Not Economically
  Feasible
  Insufficient Capital
  Permitting Burdens
                                  10
 Notes: Multiple responses were allowed.
       CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
  20

Percent
30
40
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                                                          Chapter 3: Waste Minimization
3.5           RECYCLING

3.5.1         Recycling Location

Recycling can be implemented at the site generating the waste or at an off-site location, such
as a commercial recycling facility.  As shown in Exhibit 3-10, nearly two-thirds (63 percent) of
the new recycling  activities that began in 1989 involved shipping the waste to an off-site
recycling facility.


3.5.2         Factors Limiting Recycling

All generators and ISO facilities were asked to identify, from a list of potential factors, those
factors which may have limited the site from initiating new on-site or off-site recycling activities
during  1988 or 1989.  Exhibit 3-11 identifies those factors that  delayed  or prevented the
implementation of  recycling activities.  Approximately 34 percent of the sites  reported no
factors limited them from implementing new recycling activities. Nineteen percent of the sites
indicated that implementation of recycling activities was not economically feasible, that is, the
cost savings in waste management or production would not recover the capital investment.
As with source reduction, the  lack of technical information (17 percent) and concerns that
product quality may decline (15 percent)  were also significant factors that limited recycling
opportunities.   Also similar to the findings on source  reduction  is the indication that few
reporters (7 percent) were inhibited by the burden of permitting requirements.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
  Exhibit 3-10.  Percent of New Waste Recycling Activities Begun
                 On Site or Off Site, 1989
        Percent
     60
     40
     20
      0
                    On-site
                    recycling
Off-site
recycling
 Note: CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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                                                            Chapters:  Waste Minimization
 Exhibit 3-11.  Factors Delaying  or Preventing  Implementation of
                 Recycling  Opportunities, 1988  or 1989
    Limiting Factors
 Me  factors
Economically  mfeasible
_ack of technical
 nformation
Concern that  product
quality may decline
Jnable to  identify market
for  recyclable materials
Technical limitations of
oroductlon processes
 nhibit on-site recycling
 nsufficient capital
_ack of permitted
off-site facilities
3ermitting burdens
Technical limitations of
oroOuctlon processes
 nhibit shipment  off site
= mancl6l liability
orovisions
Requirements  to manifest
wastes
                                                                           34
Notes: Multiple responses were allowed.
      CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
3.5.3        Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Recycled

Nearly one-half of the RCRA hazardous wastes recycled were ignitable wastes (D001) and/or
solvents (F001, F002, F003, F005). These wastes were primarily organic liquids and are
relatively easily recovered via distillation. This finding is similar to the findings presented under
source reduction activities.
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      4.  COMPARISON OF 1989 DATA TO 1987  DATA
4.1         INTRODUCTION

This chapter compares the 1989 National Biennial Report data presented in Chapter 2 to the
1987 National Biennial Report data. The comparisons between the data include the following:

      •     Number of large quantity generators;
      •     Quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated;
      •     Number of treatment, storage, and disposal facilities; and
      •     Quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed.

Due to time constraints, Reports from sites that claimed CBI have been excluded from the
analysis in this chapter.  Therefore, counts of generators and TSD facilities, and quantities of
RCRA hazardous waste  generated and managed, will be marginally smaller in the discussion
that follows than they are in the other chapters of this Report. The exclusion of CBI data has
no significant impact on  the analyses presented below.
4.2         NUMBER OF LARGE QUANTITY GENERATORS

Exhibit 4-1 presents, by EPA region, the total number of large quantity generators that were
reported in 1987 and 1989.  in 1987, there were 17,677 generators; in  1989 there were
20,217, excluding those that claimed CBI for their Reports.  On a nationwide basis, this
amounts to a moderate increase of 14.4 percent in the number of generators. There is,
however, wide variation in the changes that occurred within individual regions. Six of the 10
regions show increases of more than 15 percent.  The number of generators in Region 9 more
than doubled, increasing from 1,154 in 1987 to 2,627 in 1989,  an increase of nearly 128
percent. Only 2 regions, Region 1 and Region 2, had a decline of more than 15 percent. The
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  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 4-1.     Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Large Quantity Generators, by EPA Region, 1987 and
              1989
HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS

REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1987
NUMBER OF GENERATORS
1,988
2,870
1,600
2.898
3.842
1,662
758
239
1.154
666
TOTAL 17.677
1989
NUMBER OF GENERATORS
1,390
2.359
1.848
2.984
4.915
2.257
693
292
2.627
852
20.217

PERCENT CHANGE
-30.1
-17.8
15.5
3.0
27.9
35.8
-8.6
22.2
127.6
27.9
14.4
 NOTE:   CBI  data are excluded from this exhibit.
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                                         Chapter* Comparison of 1989 Data to 1987 Data
largest decline was in Region 1, where the number of generators reporting declined from 1,988
in 1987 to 1,390 in 1989, a decline of 30 percent.

Exhibit 4-2 presents the total number of generators by State. Between 1987 and 1989,34 of
55 States reported an increase in the number of generators, 19 States reported a decrease,
while 1 State, the Virgin Islands, reported no change. An additional State, the Trust Territories,
was added  to the database in 1989,  and interyear comparisons are not possible.   A
comparison of the number of generators in the 54 States for which both 1987 and 1989 data
are available, reveals that changes in the national total were dominated by increases of more
than 200 in the number of generators reporting in California, Illinois, New Jersey, Ohio, Texas,
and Washington. These increases were partially counterbalanced by decreases of more than
200 in the number of generators report in Massachusetts and New York.  In percentage terms,
18 States showed variation  of 50 percent or more in the number of  generators reporting
between 1987 and 1989.  Of these States, 12 increased their generator counts by 50 percent
or more, while 6 State declined in reported generators by at least 50 percent.

Exhibit 4-2 also shows that more than half of the States reported at least a 29 percent
difference in the number of generators between 1987 and 1989 which is similar to the variation
between 1985 and 1987. This large variation may be attributed to a number of factors.  First,
confusion exists about the regulatory definition of a large quantity generator.   The Code of
Federal Regulations defines a site as a large quantity generator if it generated 1.1  tons or
more of RCRA hazardous waste in any calendar month. Many States, however, do not collect
monthly generation quantity, only yearly generation numbers.  Some States classify sites as
large quantity generators if they generate 13.2 tons or more during the year, thus  excluding
those sites that met the RCRA criteria for fewer than 12 months.
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  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
Exhibit 4-2.     Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators, by State, 1987 and 1989


STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS
1987 NUMBER OF
GENERATORS
369
23
245
172
868
112
547
47
4
419
313
8
14
25
892
522
140
144
244
366
100
260
1,025
859
346
136
405
14
69
19
102
643
34
2.149
666
12
708
120
178
894
77
127
404
14
347
970
0
74
87
1
311
440
84
515
13
TOTAL 17.677
1989 NUMBER OF
GENERATORS
224
43
175
51
2,382
131
506
59
11
368
378
10
26
19
1,425
697
131
192
337
445
46
385
494
824
241
153
298
28
72
32
111
1.434
46
848
684
17
1.169
140
76
1,004
76
191
394
12
446
1,575
2
85
42
1
287
714
102
559
19
20.217

" PERCENT CHANGE
-39.3
87.0
-28.6
-70.3
174.4
17.0
-7.5
25.5
175.0
-12.2
20.8
25.0
85.7
-24.0
59.8
33.5
-6.4
33.3
38.1
21.6
-54.0
48.1
-51.8
-4.1
-30.3
12.5
-26.4
100.0
4.3
68.4
8.8
123.0
35.3
-60.5
2.7
41.7
65.1
16.7
-57.3
12.3
-1.3
50.4
-2.5
-14.3
28.5
62.4
-
14.9
-51.7
<0.05
-7.7
62.3
21.4
8.5
46.2
14.4
 NOTE:   CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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                                          Chapter 4: Comparison of 1989 Data to 1987 Data
Exhibit 4-2, for example, shows that New York reported 2,149 generators in 1987 and only 848
in 1989.  This large decrease in the number of generators was primarily  due to the different
methods used by New York in the 1989 and 1987 biennial reporting cycles  to classify large
quantity generators.  In 1989, New York classified large quantity generators as sites  that
generated 13.2 tons or more during the calendar year. By comparison,  in 1987, New York
based its large quantity generator classifications on whether a site had generated 1.1  tons or
more in any calendar month.

Another factor contributing to a large variation in the number of generators reporting in 1987
and  1989 was increased  usage  of EPA waste codes during  1989 to characterize  waste.
California, for example, as shown in Exhibit 4-2, reported a substantial  increase from  868
generators in  1987 to 2,382 generators  in 1989.  In 1987, several hundred  generators in
California managing their waste exclusively off site used only California State waste codes in
their waste manifest records. Because these generators did not use EPA waste codes, they
were not included in the total number of California generators for 1987.

To further illustrate differences between the 1987 and 1989 data, analysis was performed on
the overlap between sites  that were classified as large quantity generators during 1987  and
1989. The results of this analysis  are presented in Exhibit 4-3. Of the 17,234' sites classified
as generators in 1987,10,543 sites, or 61  percent, were also classified as  generators in 1989.
Conversely, of the 20,217 generators identified in 1989, 52 percent were also classified as
generators in 1987.  Defining "site overlap" as the number of sites in the intersection (sites
present in both 1987 and 1989), divided by the union (sites present in 1987 and/or 1989), the
site overlap was  only 39  percent.  One reason for this low  overlap may have  been the
procedure used by the States to classify generators; in  one  year  they may have  used  a
1  This number is slightly different from the total number of generators reported in Exhibits 4-1 and 4-2 because a few States did
  not identify all the generators present in their State.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
  Exhibit 4-3.
Comparison of Sites Classified as RCRA Hazardous
Waste Generators, 1987 and 1989


             Site  Over I an
 1987  total sites = 17,234
                               1989 total sites = 20,217
                            Quantity Overlap
                   1987
                               1989
       Total
     quantity
       is 4.5
       million
        tons
                                           Total
                                         quantity
                                           is 2.9
                                           million
                                            tons
                 1987 total quantity  is 233.8 million tons
                 1989 total quantity  is 194.5 million tons
 Note: CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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generation quantity of 13.2 tons per year to distinguish between a regulated and non-regulated
generator, and in another year they may have used a generation quantity of 1.1 tons per
month.
Exhibit 4-3 also illustrates the average quantity of waste generated in 1987 and 1989 by sites
that reported in both years.  Defining "quantity overlap" as the average of the 1987 and 1989
quantities in the intersection (quantity generated by sites present in both 1987 and  1989)
divided by the quantity in the union (quantity generated by sites present in 1987 and/or 1989),
the quantity overlap is nearly 97 percent.  Even though the generators present in both 1987
and 1989 represented a fraction of the total number of generators present in either year, they
accounted for  nearly all of the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated during the 2
years.  The sites present in only one of the 2 years were  relatively small RCRA hazardous
waste generating sites and  accounted for a small fraction  of the total quantity generated in
either year.

In an attempt  to eliminate the  inconsistencies introduced by  generator classification, a
comparative analysis for 1987 and 1989 data was performed on sites that generated 100 tons
or more during each calendar year. Exhibit 4-4 shows that there were 5,956 generators of 100
or more tons in 1987 and 6,042 generators of comparable  size in 1989.  The percentage of
sites present in both years is higher than previously reported, with approximately 84 percent
of the 1987 sites present in 1989, and 83 percent of the 1989 sites present in 1987. The site
overlap increased from 39 percent among all generators to  72 percent among the generators
of 100 tons or more. This illustrates that most of the larger RCRA hazardous waste generating
sites during  1987 were also identified as generators during 1989, though the quantity of
hazardous waste generated for some sites was significantly different in the two years.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
  Exhibit 4-4.  Comparison of Sites That Generated 100 Tons or
               More of RCRA Hazardous Waste, 1987  and 1989
                             Site Overlap
   938 sites in
   1987 only
  1987 total sites  = 5,956
         1,024 sites
         in 1989 only
1989 total  sites = 6,042
                            Quantity  Overlap
                    1987
 1989
        Total
      quantity
        is 4.4
        million
         tons
            Total
          quantity
            is 2.7
            million
             tons
                  1987 total quantity is  233.6 million tons
                  1989 total quantity is  194.3 million tons
 Note: CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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                                         Chapter 4: Comparison of 1989 Data to 1987 Data
 Exhibit 4-5  presents the number of generators in 1987 and 1989 according to different
 categories of RCRA hazardous waste quantity generated.  In general, the distribution of
 generators among the 5 categories is very similar between the two years.  There are
 substantially more generators in the two smaller categories (less than 13 tons and 13 to 100
 tons) in 1989 than in 1987, while the 3 larger categories (100 to <1,000; 1,000 to <10,000; and
 10,000 or greater) each included more sites in 1987 than in 1989.

 Exhibit 4-6 presents the overlap rate between 1987 and 1989 for sites that generated more
 than 100 tons of RCRA hazardous waste, by State.  A much higher proportion of these larger
 generators were present  in both years than was the case with the full population of large
 quantity generators. Only 4 of the 53 States for which inter-year comparisons are possible had
 overlap rates less than 50 percent. Across all States, the overlap rate averaged 72 percent.
 Thirty States had overlap rates in excess of 72 percent, with 4 smaller States actually having
 overlap rates of 100 percent This means that  every one of the generators of 100 or more
 tons that reported in those 4 small States in  1987 also reported in  1989.

 The overlap rates among generators of 100 tons or more is relatively high when compared to
 the overlap rate among all generators of RCRA hazardous waste.  This suggests that much
 of the turnover  in generators between years occurs among smaller sites.   It is likely that a
 sizeable number of generators of less than 100 tons were large quantity generators in  one
 year but not in the next. Another likely explanation is that States with low site  overlap rates
 may have had problems implementing the data collection effort in 1987 and/or 1989. Common
 problem areas in data collection include improper identification of the  reporting universe, out-of-
 date mailing lists, and poor nonresponse followup.

Although there was an increase in the number of generators in many States, the national total
 number of generators was dominated by generators from a few States. Due to differences in
generator classification in some of the large States between 1987 and 1989, however, it is not
possible, without further analysis,  to  accurately determine the magnitude  and direction of
change in the number of generators.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report (Based on 1989 Data)
  Exhibit 4-5.  Number of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators in 1987
                and 1989, by Quantity Generated
                          7.813
                                     100 to
                                     <1,000
1,000 to
<10,000
                         Quantity Generated (Tons)
•11987
IZZ1989
10.000 or
 greater
  Mote: CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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Exhibit 4-6.   Comparison of Sites that Generated 100 Tons or More of RCRA Hazardous Waste, by State, 1987
             and 1989



STATE
ALASKA
ALABAMA
ARKANSAS
ARIZONA
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DELAWARE
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IOWA
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MASSACHUSETTS
MARYLAND
MAINE
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSOURI
MISSISSIPPI
MONTANA
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
NEBRASKA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEVADA
NEW YORK
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VIRGINIA
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VERMONT
WASHINGTON
WISCONSIN
WEST VIRGINIA
WYOMING
NUMBER OF SITES

1987

3
111
71
47
443
37
209
1
19
104
118
3
4
43
9
441
231
48
122
202
117
73
4
332
109
151
57
7
154
3
22
34
295
13
6
257
399
60
28
430
29
31
94
5
111
459
32
100
1
13
85
127
48
4
TOTAL 5,956
1989

5
104
44
49
589
40
201
2
21
103
121
3
4
38
8
465
232
45
129
128
90
76
7
336
94
130
58
9
156
3
25
33
294 ''
19
11
254
453
63
26
420
23
26
84
5
131
473
36
99
1
13
78
127
54
4
6,042
SITES
PRESENT
ONLY IN
1987
0
13
35
5
112
3
19
0
1
15
14
0
4
8
2
42
38
7
12
84
34
9
3
40
24
31
9
1
13
1
0
3
56
0
0
46
54
5
4
58
11
9
20
0
4
43
2
10
0
0
17
13
2
2
938
SITES
PRESENT IN
BOTH 1987
AND 1989
3
98
36
42
331
34
190
1
18
89
104
3
0
35
7
399
193
41
110
118
83
64
1
292
85
120
48
6
141
2
22
31
239
13
6
211
345
55
24
372
18
22
74
5
107
416
30
90
1
13
68
114
46
2
5,018
SITES
PRESENT
ONLY IN
1989
2
6
8
7
258
6
11
1
3
14
17
0
4
3
1
66
39
4
19
10
7
12
6
44
9
10
10
3
15
1
3
2
55
6
5
43
108
8
2
48
5
4
10
o
24
57
6
9
o
0
10
13
8
2
1,024

SITE
OVERLAP
PERCENT1
60
84
46
78
47
79
86
50
82
75
77
100,
02
76
70
79
71
79
78
56
67
75
10
78
72
75
72
60
83
50
88
86
68
68
55
70
68
81
80
78
53
63
71
100
A VV
79
81
79
83
100
100
72
81
82
33
72
  Overlap percent is defined as the number of sites present In both 1987 and 1989. divided by the number
  of sites present  in 1987 and/or 1989, multiplied by 100.

  The overlap percent for Hawaii  is zero  because in 1987 all sites in Hawaii  claimed CBI and their EPA
  ID's were replaced with fictitious  identifiers,  assigned to conceal the actual EPA ID's of the sites.

NOTE:   CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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4.3          QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED

Exhibit 4-7 presents, by EPA region, the quantities of RCRA hazardous waste that were
generated during 1987 and 1989. The national totals (excluding data from sites that claimed
CBI for their reports) show a moderate decrease of 17.2 percent, from 238.3 million tons in
1987 to 197.3 million tons in 1989. Examining the data by region shows much greater volatility
in the quantity of waste generated in the two years.  Regions 1 and 5 each reported increases
in the quantity generated by more than 300 percent. Five of the 10 regions reported changes
between years of 50 percent or more, with 2  regions declining and 3 increasing by that
percentage.  Three regions reported large declines in the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste
generated, while 1 region reported a large increase. The decreases were in Region 3 (28.4
million tons), Region 6 (28.2 million tons), and Region 4 (17.9 million tons). The only large
increase in generation quantity reported was in Region 5, with an increase of 32.1 million tons.

Exhibit 4-8 presents and compares the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated in each
State. From 1987 to 1989,28 States reported a decrease, and 26 States reported an increase
in RCRA hazardous waste quantity generated.  (The Trust Territories were not included in the
1987 database, so comparisons are possible for only 54 States.) Michigan and Tennessee
each reported increases of approximately 33 million tons, while Connecticut and California
reported increases in the range of 1 million tons. Georgia, Virginia, and Texas reported the
largest decreases in the quantity generated, with declines of 37 million tons, 30 million tons,
and 24 million tons, respectively.  Five other States-Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, South
Carolina, and West  Virginia-reported decreases in the quantity  generated of more than 1
million tons. A few sites in each of these States  were responsible for the majority of the
differences in RCRA  hazardous waste generation.   The  declining quantities  at several
individual sites as well as several increases resulted from changes in the way in which large
quantities of hazardous wastewaters were managed (and thus do not, in absolute terms, reflect
new increases or decreases in generation). In some cases, sites that had previously managed
their wastewaters in surface impoundments subject to RCRA permitting requirements have
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Exhibit 4-7.  Comparison of Total RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Generated, by EPA Region, 1987 and 1989
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1987
TOTAL GENERATED
(000 tons)
324
48,734
49,535
57,215
9,541
66,501
1,488
372
3,995
622
TOTAL 238.327
1989
TOTAL GENERATED
(000 tons)
1,514
47,755
21.151
39.354
41.746
38.288
2.247
367
4,768
273
197.355
PERCENT CHANGE
367.3
-2.0
-57.3
-31.2
336.4
-42.4
51.0
-1.3
19.3
-56.1
-17.2
 NOTES:  CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
        Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Exhibit 4-8.  Comparison of Total RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Generated, by State, 1987 and 1989



STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY
1987
TOTAL GENERATED
(000 tons)
3,049
1
470
228
3,523
124
187
25
1
519
39,838
0
1
17
1,969
1,951
89
1,241
5,851
12,304
11
76
91
2,305
76
1.296
149
6
9
1
17
47,739
4
778
928
11
3.093
1.195
23
775
201
12
4,850
2
884
52.770
0
226
6
15
35.679
581
12.979
148
3
TOTAL 238.327
1989
TOTAL GENERATED
(000 tons)
404
4
125
805
4,636
117
1.390
20
2
412
2.615
1
2
14
1.382
1.843
76
1.714
150
9,095
53
265
34
35.143
239
717
384
5
72
5
18
47,097
11
407
586
29
2,618
205
28
1.247
246
6
106
1
34.364
28.172
0
212
13
6
5,227
228
14,390
412
3
197.355


PERCENT CHANGE
-86.7
300.0
-73.4
253.1
31.6
-5.6
643.3
-20.0
100.0
-20.6
-93.4
N/A
100.0
-17.6
-29.8
-5.5
-14.6
38.1
-97.4
-26.1
381.8
248.7
-62.6
1.424.6
214.5
-44.7
157.7
-16.7
700.0
400.0
5.9
-1.3
175.0
-47.7
-36.9
163.6
-15.4
-82.8
21.7
60.9
22.4
-50.0
-97.8
-50.0
3.787.3 <
-46.6
0.0
-6.2
116.7
-60.0
-85.3
-60.8
10.9
178.4
0.0
-17.2
 NOTE:    CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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changed to tank management that is sometimes exempt from RCRA permitting requirements.
One increase occurred when a site changed from its 1987 management practice of discharging
the hazardous wastewater to a sewer~and eventually to a POTW-to managing it on site in
surface impoundments subject to RCRA permitting requirements in 1989. At least one of the
large inter-year changes appears to be the result of an erroneous classification of a site's 1987
management practices as exempt from  RCRA  permitting requirements, when they were
actually subject to RCRA permitting requirements.

As a measure  of the degree of change in the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated
between 1987 and 1989, the median percentage change, either positive or negative, was more
than 60 percent. Half of the States reported an absolute percentage change in the quantity
generated greater than 60 percent, and the other States reported a difference of less than 60
percent.

Another indication of the magnitude of variation  is obtained by developing a range for the total
quantity generated by taking, in one case, the lower of the two years' quantities for each State,
and in the other case, the higher of the two years'  quantities. The range was from 125 million
tons to 311 million tons. The difference, 186 million tons, was considerably higher than  the
41 million ton difference between 1987 and  1989.   As with the  number of generators,
discussed in Section 4.2, the State generation  quantity totals were highly variable, with  the
national total consisting primarily of the quantity generated by a small number of States.

Looking  at the sites that accounted for 75 percent  of the total RCRA hazardous waste
generated in 1987 and 1989, it is clear that there was a large degree of variation at individual
sites. As presented in Exhibit 4-9, a total of 17 different sites appear on one or both years'
lists. In 1987,15 of the 17 sites accounted for 75 percent of the total quantity generated. In
comparison in 1989,  10 of the 17  sites accounted for 75 percent of  the total quantity
generated.
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Exhibit 4-9.  Comparison of Sites Contributing to 75 Percent of National Generation, 1987 and 1989



EPA ID
6AD003282803
6AD003324985
KYD006370159
LAD008186579
HID000724724
NJD002385730
SCD048373468
TND003376928
TX0001700806
TX0007330202
TXD008123317
TXD066349770
TXD067285973
VAD003121928
VA1210020730
WVD004341491
WVD005005509
QUANTITY REPORTED
(tons)

1987
36.864.107*
2.818.235*
4,822,252*
3.139,802*
17,817
47.283,234*
4,423.416*
593,407
4.062.335*
4,731.688*
3.993.687*
3,322,465*
17,257,402*
10,823,412*
24.782,152*
6,691.616*
5.582.741*
TOTAL 181,209.768
1989
6
2,153,083
3.256
2.390,769*
33.760.292*
46.695,042*
212
32,536,940*
2,070.731
4,507.313*
3.635,042*
3,584
7.840.363*
39
4,050,016*
7,886.806*
5,814.145*
153,347.640


AR^ni IITF niFFFBFNPF
nDOUUUIb Ulr rui\tll^c
(tons)
36.864.101
665.152
4,818,996
749,033
33.742.475
588.192
4.423.204
31.943,533
1.991.604
224.375
358,645
3,318,881
9,417,039
10,823,373
20,732,136
1,195.190
231,404
162,087.332
 * Quantities included in 75 percent of total generation.



 NOTE:   Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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                                         Chapter 4: Comparison of 1989 Data to 1987 Data
 Although each of the 17 sites was present in both 1987 and 1989, the generation quantities
 reported in the two years varied considerably.  Of the 181 million tons accounted for by the
 15 sites in 1987, only 87 million tons, or 48 percent, were accounted for by the same sites in
 1989.  Conversely, of the 149 million tons (75 percent of 1989 total generation) generated by
 the 10 largest sites during 1989, the same 10 sites accounted  for 114 million tons, or 76
 percent in  1987. These quantity differences  probably result from changed management
 practices and inconsistent reporting of RCRA hazardous wastewater.

 Exhibit 4-9 also presents the  absolute difference between the generation quantity reported in
 1987 and 1989, totaling 162  million tons, for the 17 sites.  There was considerable variation
 between individual sites' generation quantity.  These are sites contributing to 75 percent of
 national generation.

 More than 90 percent of the hazardous waste that was generated and managed in the United
 States was wastewater. There has been widespread confusion about the regulatory status of
 wastewater, thereby contributing to a high measurement of error for wastewater generation
 quantity. Release of wastewater into surface waters or POTWs is regulated under the National
 Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) or other provisions of the Clean Water Act.
 Prior to their release, wastewaters may be managed in units subject to RCRA permitting
 requirements (such as surface impoundments), or in units  exempt from RCRA permitting
 requirements, (such as tank systems).  In both  1987 and  1989,  wastewater  exclusively
 managed in  units exempt from RCRA permitting requirements was to be reported as well as
was any wastewater managed in units subject to RCRA permitting requirements.

 Both the TSD  facilities that generate and manage these often  very  large quantity  of
wastewater,  and the States  that collect the  biennial  reports,  have misunderstood these
requirements.  In 1987 and  1989, some States  appear to have  excluded all  hazardous
wastewater from their biennial reports regardless of the permitting status of the units in which
they were managed. Other States may have included RCRA hazardous wastewater managed
exclusively  in units exempt  from  RCRA permitting requirements.  Since  many of these
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generation and management quantities were very large, the inclusion or exclusion of one or
two sites may produce large shifts in the national quantities.

As shown in Exhibit 4-9, the waste generated by the 54 States for which both 1987 and 1989
data are available, decreased from 238 million tons in  1987 to 197 million tons in 1989.
Though this may be the result of inconsistent reporting of wastewater in 1987 and 1989 as
discussed above, anecdotal evidence from both the States and from individual sites suggests
that sites are shifting the management of wastewater from units subject to RCRA permitting
requirements to units exempt from RCRA permitting by managing wastewater in tanks rather
than surface impoundments.
4.4          NUMBER OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL
             (TSD) FACILITIES
Exhibit 4-10 presents, by EPA region, the total number of TSD facilities reporting in 1987 and
1989. The data indicate that the number of TSD facilities decreased from 3,308 in 1987 to
3,062 in 1989, a decline of 7.4 percent. Large changes in regional TSD facility counts were
reported in Regions 6 and 9.  The Region 6 count of TSD facilities declined by 445, or 50
percent.  The Region 9 count increased by 217, up 115 percent Regions 8 and 10 also
showed large percentage increases in TSD facility counts, but these were much smaller than
the changes reported in Regions 6 and 9.

Exhibit 4-11 presents the number of TSD facilities in each State in 1987 and 1989. A total of
27 States reported decreases in the number of TSD facilities in 1989, compared to 1987.
Twenty-five States reported increases, while 2 States reported  no change.  The apparent
decline in Massachusetts was the result of that State's failure to provide any data on TSD
facilities or quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes managed. Three States reported increases
of more than 50 TSD facilities between 1987 and 1989. California reported an increase of 224
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                                                Chapter*  Comparison of 1989 Data to 1987 Data
Exhibit 4-10.    Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, and Disposal (TSD) Facilities, by
               EPA Region, 1987 and 1989

REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TSD FACILITIES
1987 NUMBER
140
215
295
438
836
886
182
67
168
61
TOTAL 3. 308
1989 NUMBER
151
210
272
361
859
441
150
117
405
96
3,062
PERCENT CHANGE
7.9
-2.3
-7.8
-17.6
2.8
-50.2
-17.6
74.6
115.4
57.4
-7.4
 NOTE:   CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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Exhibit 4-11.    Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage and Disposal (TSD) Facilities, by
               State, 1987 and 1989


STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
TRUST TERRITORIES
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
NUMBER OF TSD FACILITIES
1987
NUMBER OF TSD's
52
9
34
39
130
27
94
8
1
51
60
2
15
6
226
103
37
26
64
130
8
27
21
131
46
29
111
5
8
7
4
108
13
79
77
7
196
34
8
193
27
9
71
2
34
670
0
18
4
1
42
38
24
134
8
TOTAL 3.308
1989
NUMBER OF TSD'S
71
20
17
24
354
59
131
7
0
22
57
1
20
8
139
44
30
34
51
46
4
37
0
232
237
31
74
9
12
11
6
98
19
73
28
6
152
48
12
157
38
4
34
2
67
304
2
34
6
1
52
56
19
55
7
3.062

PERCENT CHANGE
36.5
122.2
-50.0
-38.0
172.0
118.5
39.4
-12.5
-100.0
-56.9
-5.0
-50.0
33.3
33.3
-38.5
-57.3
-18.9
30.8
-20.3
-64.6
-50.0
37.0
-100.0
77.1
415.2
6.9
-33.3
80.0
50.0
57.1
50.0
-9.3
46.2
-7.6
-63.6
-14.3
-22.4
41.2
50.0
-18.7
40.7
-55.6
-52.1
0.0
97.1
-54.6
N/A
88.9
50.0
0.0
23.8
47.4
-20.8
-59.0
-12.5
-7.4
NOTE:    CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
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                                       Chapter* Comparison of 1989 Data to 1987 Data
TSD facilities, while Minnesota reported an increase of 191  TSD  facilities, and Michigan
reported an increase of 101 TSD facilities. Large declines in TSD facility counts were reported
by Texas (366), Illinois (87), Louisiana (84), and Wisconsin (79).
4.5          QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED

Exhibit 4-12 presents, by EPA region, the total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste that was
managed during 1987 and  1989.  Since the largest quantities of RCRA hazardous waste
consist of hazardous wastewaters managed on site, it is not surprising that these findings
closely parallel those presented above for RCRA hazardous waste generation quantity. Three
regions accounted for most of the 16 percent decline between 1987 and 1989 in the quantity
managed.  Region 3's reported quantity managed declined by 27.4 million tons. The declines
in Regions 6 and 4 were 24.4 million tons and 17.4 million tons, respectively.

Exhibit 4-13 presents the quantity of hazardous waste managed, by State, during 1987 and
1989. Since storage is  never a primary RCRA hazardous waste management method, the
quantities reported here exclude storage. As indicated above, Massachusetts did not identify
any sites as TSD facilities, nor did it report any quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed.
A total of 33 States  reported decreases in the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed
in 1989, compared  to 1987. Only 17 States reported increases. Computations were not
possible in 5 States (District of Columbia, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Trust Territories, and
Vermont) because they did not provide management quantity data in 1987.  Half of the States
reported an increase or decrease of more than 43 percent between the two years, suggesting
considerable inter-year variation in management quantities across States. The States with the
largest quantity increases and decreases are identical to those previously reported in the
discussion of hazardous waste generation quantities. These were discussed in Exhibit 4-8.
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Exhibit 4-12.    Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Managed, by EPA Region, 1987 and 1989
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY1
1987
TOTAL MANAGED
(000 tons)
197
48,651
48.379
56,999 .
9,563
62,454
1,409
389
5,068
368
TOTAL 233.476
1989
TOTAL MANAGED
(000 tons)
385
47.601
21,014
39,593
41.533
38,054
2,149
368
4,876
173
195.746
PERCENT CHANGE
95.4
-2.2
-56.6
-30.5
334.3
-39.1
52.5
-5.4
-3.8
-53.0
-16.2
 1
   Quantity managed only by storage Is excluded.
 NOTES:   CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
         Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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                                                  Chapter* Comparison of 1989 Data to 1987 Data
Exhibit 4-13.    Comparison of RCRA Hazardous Waste Quantity Managed, by State, 1987 and 1989



STATE
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE 2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA*
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM2
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE3
MARYLAND ,
MASSACHUSETTS*
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA ,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA2
TENNESSEE
TEXAS ,
TRUST TERRITORIES*
UTAH ,
VERMONT2
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY1
1987
TOTAL MANAGED
(000 tons)
2.986
1
452
108
4,603
96
136
6
0
476
39.751
0
1
41
2,035
2,080
47
1.268
5.775
11.935
1
27
42
2.275
12
1.230
82
4
11
12
0
47.782
7
669
901
1
3.089
1.111
75
350
185
18
5.237
0
643
49.293
0
285
0
15
35,654
251
12,342
73
2
TOTAL 233.476
1989
TOTAL MANAGED
(000 tons)
564
0
96
824
4,759
81
366
3
0
360
2,551

1
1
1,441
2,021
75
1.701
145
9.206
0
211
0
35,067
349
698
290
3
84
20
6
46,932
6
420
566
25
2,283
228
1
1,139
243
13
176
0
34.533
27.789
0
258
0
6
5,324
171
14.335
371
0
195.746


PERCENT CHANGE
-81.1
-100.0
-78.8
663.0
3.4
-15.6
169.1
-50.0
<0.05
-24.4
-93.6
On
. u
<0.05
-97.6
-29.2
-2.8
59.6
34.1
-97.5
-22.9
-100.0
681.5
-100.0
1.441.4
2,808.3
-43.3
253.7
-25.0
663.6
66.7
0.0
-1.8
-14.3
-37.2
-37.2
2,400.0
-26.1
-79.5
-98.7
225.4
31.4
-27.8
-96.6
0.0
5270.6
-43.$
0.0
-9.5
0.0
-60.0
-85.1
-31.9
16.1
408.2
-100.0
-16.2
  \ Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.
    These States did not provide waste management  data for 1987.
  3 Maine and Massachusetts did not provide waste  management data for 1989.

  NOTES:  CBI data are excluded from this exhibit.
         Columns may not  sum due to rounding.
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Alabama
  Region IV

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                                 ALABAMA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste Programs
 Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtiand Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
  Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority:
Information Systems Branch
Permits and Services Division
Department of Environmental
 Management
1751 Cong. W.L Dickinson Dr.
Montgomery, AL 36130
Contact Name:
Phone:
Mr. Michael E. McCary
(205) 271-7927
Notes:    No special notes for Alabama.

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                                   National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     ALABAMA
                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generation and

 Total  Number of  RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Uaste Generated:
                        ,  1989

                       224

                   403,701 tons
 RCRA TSD  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing  only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing  only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing  waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA  TSD Facilities  (excluding  storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity of RCRA  Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
 (excluding  quantity  managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA  TSD Facilities:
                        13
                         9
                         5

                        27

                   564,189 tons


                        71
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
                                                      No. of
                                                  facilities
                                                       using
Management Method                         Code       method*
METALS RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133

2
6
3
6
1
5
5
1
1
1
3
1
5
1
9
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                                                                    On site
                        Off site
Total  Percent
27
0
166
0
3,881
0
43,995
107
0
26
15,801
352
1,548
54.135
1,565
0
121,578
21.5 X
26,458
1
6,796
241
0
45,066
0
0
0
26,609
580
0
299,446
0
37,413
442,611
78.5 X
26,458
170
6,796
4,122
0
89,061
107
0
26
42,409
933
1,548
353,580
1.565
37,413
564,189
100X
4.7
.0
1.2
.7
.0
15.8
.0
.0
.0
7.5
.2
.3
62.7
.3
' 6.6
100.0
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities Hay have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                   national Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      ALABAMA

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Haste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AR                17,730
  A2                    52
  CA                   112
  CO                   328
  CT                 9,661
  DC                     4
  OE                   465
  FL                35,831
  GA                40,026
  IA                 3,659
  ID                     0
  IL                 9,696
  IN                 4,792
  KS                   619
  ICY                19,145
  LA                 8,847
  MA                 2,287
  ND                 3,835
  ME                     5
  MI                 6,830
  MN                 1,554
  MO                   489
  MS                 7,507
  MT                     5
  NC                10,020
  NO                    13
  NE                     8
  NH                    67
  NJ                71.824
  KM                 3,739
  NV                     0
  NY                 3.131
  OH                12,003
  OR                     9
  PA                13,544
  PR                   401
  RI                   110
  SC                 8,343
  SO                     7
  TN                29,954
  TX                 1.809
  VA                 4,247
  VT                    40
  UA                    18
  UI                   662
  UV                   231
  WY                     3
                                                                        Exports
                                          State

                                            AR
                                            CT
                                            FL
                                            GA
                                            IA
                                            IL
                                            IN
                                            KS
                                            KY
                                            LA
                                            MI
                                            MN
                                            MS
                                            NC
                                            NE
                                            NJ
                                            NY
                                            OH
                                            OK
                                            PA
                                            SC
                                            TN
                                            TX
                                            UT
                                            VA
                                            UI
                                            UV
                                             TOTAL
Tons Shipped

         777
          26
      11,776
       3,729
          16
      16,697
         609
         499
         216
      10,529
         278
         983
          17
      17,878
         729
         142
           4
         465
         497
       3,520
       3,747
       4,781
      70,365
          11
       8,568
         536
         108

     157,501
  TOTAL
333,661

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                                National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  ALABAMA

                      TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 UtRGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED,  1989
                                      Quantity Generated
           Rank         Uaste Type          (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            14
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
HOMX*
D004
FOMX*
F006
D008
DOMX*
D002
K062
K061
D009
0001
D006
F003
F019
F002
K071
K048
K001
F001
D007
F005
D003
IC106
U051
tt>35
P020
P115
UOMX*
F007
D011
K052
U211
U210
D005
U122
U044
K045
U007
P066
F008
85,500
79,549
53,282
52,079
29,737
21,545
18,103
13,028
12,282
11,993
8,178
3,347
3,163
2,295
1,682
1,601
1,548
1,090
918
791
695
692
332
82
41
40
30
21
20
9
6
6
4
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
21.2
19.7
13.2
12.9
7.4
5.3
4.5
3.2
3.0
3.0
2.0
.8
.8
.6
.4
.4
.4
.3
.2
.2
.2
.2
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
by nore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial  ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                ALABAMA

Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste
                                                                              I, by RCRA Management Method,  1909
Management
Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY





OTHER RECOVERY





INCINERATION





ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)

FUEL BLENDING





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT

SLUDGE TREATMENT

STABILIZATION





OTHER TREATMENT





LAND TREATMENT
                                                              Quantity Managed
                                                              in State (tons)
K011-M019


M021-M029



M031-M039



M041-M049



M051-M059
M061



M071-M079



M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119



M121-M129



D008
D002
U151
F003
F001
D001
F002
K001
U051
D002
U211
F003
D001
K001
0003
MOMX*
MOMX*
FOMX*
D001
DOMX*
FOMX*
P115
F006
0002
U122
F006
D004
F006
DOMX*
D002
D003
FOMX*
MOMX*
F002
26,458
0
0
123
45
1
1
6,562
233
0
0
2,154
1,259
218
174
0
60,782
12,573
9,818
3,154
70
30
3
3
0
26
16,085
14,060
3,625
1,845
352
189
162
92
                                      M131
K048
1,548
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on  1989 Data)
                                                     ALABAMA

   Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities  and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989
                                                   (continued)

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type   in State (tons)
LANDFILL                                  M132          DOMX*               81,576
                                                        F006                67,839
                                                        D008                62,334
                                                        FOMX*               34,212

SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                       M133          K071                 1,565
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     MOMX*               13,861
                                                        FOMX*               12,786
                                                        D001                 8,007
                                                        F003                 1,676


TOTAL                                                                   564,189
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                 1989 National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                   October 9,  1992
                                                      ALABAMA

              TABLE 5.   FORTT LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA OUANTITY  GENERATED,  1989
RANK
            EPAIO
                      SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
ALD000622464
ALD001221902
ALD070513767
ALD981020894
ALD046481032
ALD052065117
ALD008188708
AL1800013863
AL0000622852
ALD004019642
ALD004029294
ALD094476793
ALD093179315
ALD980839310
AL0102066636
ALD008161176
AL0054571278
ALD067123570
ALD006320774
AL3210020027
AL0155638570
ALD095687679
ALD004023164
ALD9821 15180
ALD004009320
ALD01 0394021
ALD053360897
AL0095688875
ALD000770164
ALD003396983
ALD078960234
ALD004011342
ALD078964970
ALD008163115
ALD981868466
ALD000608224
ALD003301884
AL0008185407
AL7210020742
ALD003395043
CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC
CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION
M&M CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT COMPANY
FISHER INDUSTRIAL SERVICE, INC.
SANDERS LEAD COMPANY INC.
TELEDYNE CONTINENTAL MOTORS /AP
OLIN CORPORATION
MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
BIRMINGHAM BOLT INC
OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP
HANNA STEEL CORPORATION
ALLUORTH INC
DU PONT MOBILE PLANT
GERRARD STEEL PICKLING
SCHLUMBERGER I NO. WATER DIV.
AKZO CHEMICALS INC. LEMOYRE FAC.
NATIONAL-STANDARD COMPANY
SMI STEEL INC
MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY
ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT
MATLACK MOBILE TERMINAL
REYNOLDS METALS CO. -ALLOYS PLANT
3M DECATUR
JVC MAGNETICS AMERICA CO
HUNT REFINING COMPANY
UN I ROYAL CHEMICAL CO. INC.
WH I TAKER CORPORATION
ICI AMERICAS INC.
RYDER BULK TRANSPORTATION SERVICES,
SQUARE D COMPANY - ANDERSON PLANT
SAGINAW DIVISION
HANNA CHEMICAL COATINGS CORP
THE DEXTER CORPORATION
MOBILE PAINT MANUFACTURING
AMERICAN BRASS, INC.
KAY- FRIES, ALABAMA, INC
DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS
KUXFORD POLE TIMBER INC
U S ARMY MISSILE COMMAND
DIXIE ELECTRICAL MTG CO.
                                                          INC.
CITY

EMELLE
MCINTOSH
ATTALLA
GLENCOE
TROY

MOBILE
MCINTOSH
HUNSTVILLE
BIRMINGHAM
SHEFFIELD

FAIRFIELD
BIRMINGHAM
AXIS
FLORENCE
TALLASSEE

AXIS
COLUMBIANA
BIRMINGHAM
DECATUR
ANNISTON

CREOLA
SHEFFIELD
DECATUR
TUSCALOOSA
TUSCALOOSA

BAYMINETTE
DECATUR
BUCKS
MOBILE
LEEDS

ATHENS
BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM
THEODORE
HEADLAND

THEODORE
OPELIKA
HUXFORD
REDSTONE ARSENAL
BIRMINGHAM
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     80,714
     56,750
     43,534
     39,584
     35,021

     26,500
     11,771
     10,560
      8,768
      8,742

      7,980
      5,977
      5,416
      5,050
      3,855

      3,706
      3,439
      3,437
      3,307
      2,528

      2,281
      2,066
      1,831
      1,558
      1,554

      1,253
      1,170
      1,078
        983
        978 .

        778
        766
        739
        730
        725

        682
        655
        627
        623
        535

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                                            National  Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                                        (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                         ALABAMA

                               TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS tMSTE FACILITIES, 1989

Rank

1






2


3


4

5

6




7

8

9

10




11

12

13


14

15


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
ALD000622464 CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC, EMELLE
LANDFILL M132
STABILIZATION M111-M119
FUEL BLENDING M061
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
INCINERATION M041-M049
ALD070513767 M&M CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT COMPANY, ATTALLA
FUEL BLENDING M061
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
ALD001221902 CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION, MCINTOSN
LANDFILL M132
INCINERATION M041-M049
ALD981 019045 SYSTECH ENVIRONMENTAL /LAFARGE. DEMOPOLIS
FUEL BLENDING M061
ALD046481032 SANDERS LEAD COMPANY INC., TROY
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
ALD031499833 ALLIED - SIGNAL INC., FAIRFIELD
OTHER RECOVERY M031-H039
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL M132
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
ALD008161176 AGO CHEMICALS INC. LEMOYRE FAC., AXIS
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT M133
ALD004009320 HUNT REFINING COMPANY, TUSCALOOSA
LAND TREATMENT M131
ALD093179315 DU PONT MOBILE PLANT, AXIS
INCINERATION M041-M049
ALD981020894 FISHER INDUSTRIAL SERVICE, INC., GLENCOE
FUEL BLENDING M061
LANDFILL M132
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) H051-H059
AL7210020742 U S ARMY MISSILE COMMAND, REDSTONE ARSENAL
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
ALD049699366 OPELIKA FOUNDRY COMPANY, OPELIKA
LANDFILL M132
AL321 0020027 ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT, ANNISTON
INCINERATION N041-M049
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
ALD004010120 INDURALL COATINGS INC., BIRMINGHAM
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
ALD0671 11450 UNITED PLATING INC., HUNTSVILLE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079


On Site

0
15,801
461
0
0
0

43,534
0

54,011
2,739

0

0

0
124
124
0

1,565

1,548

872

0
0
0
0

352

0

146
0

121

70


Off Site

299,211
26,609
17,800
580
0
0

0
37,369

0
0

26,919

26,458

6,796
241
0
41

0

0

0

335
46
1
0

0

188

0
0

0

0


Method Total

299,211
42,409
18,261
580
0
0

43,534
37,369

54,011
2,739

26,919

26,458

6,796
365
124
41

1,565

1,548

872

335
46
1
0

352

188

146
0

121

70
Total
Managed 1

360,463






80,903


56,750


26,919

26,458

7,325




1,565

1,548

872

382




352

188

146


121

70

xcluding quantity managed by storage only.

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                                               National Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             ALABAMA

                            TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1989 (continued)
    Rank EPA  ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
      16
      17
      18
      19

      20
     21
     22
     23

     24

     25

     26

     27
 ALD044075919  EATON  CORPORATION, ATHENS
   AQUEOUS  INORGANIC  TREATMENT
   SLUDGE TREATMENT
 AL0079127635  COOPER INDUSTRIES, CULLMAN
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 ALD980559850  FUELS  & CHEMICALS INC., COALING
   FUEL BLENDING
 ALD004002333  PARKER HANNIFIN  ICO, HUNTSVILLE
   AQUEOUS  INORGANIC  TREATMENT
 ALD004001U5  ALD004001U5, TRUSSVILLE
   AQUEOUS  INORGANIC  TREATMENT
 ALD000826958  AUBURN UNIVERSITY, AUBURN
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY
   OTHER RECOVERY
 ALD079474037  UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAMPUS,
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY
   AQUEOUS  ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
   AQUEOUS  INORGANIC  TREATMENT
   INCINERATION
   OTHER TREATMENT
   OTHER RECOVERY
   INVALID  SYSTEM TYPE
   METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
ALD983166265   BARBERS PURE MILK COMPANY, MOBILE
   INVALID  SYSTEM TYPE
ALD982095648   LIBERTY TRUCK SALES INC., BIRMINGHAM
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY
ALD058218967   TRAIL  PONTIAC - CMC TRUCK
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY
ALD094476793  ALLWORTH INC., BIRMINGHAM
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
ALD077640001  SAFETY  - KLEEN, DOLOMITE
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE




M071-M079
H101-M109

M021-M029
f IIP
.JNu
M061
II 1 C
ll»I.C
M071-M079
M071-M079
M021-M029
M031-M039
MOBILE
M021-M029
M091-M099
M071-M079
M041-M049
M121-M129
M031-M039

M011-M019
nR1l P
moiLC
DillUPUaVU
KHlNutMM
M021-M029
1C., MOBILE
M021-M029




On Site

30
26

44
0
4
3
2
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1
0
0


Off Site

0
0

0
12
0
0
0
0

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

0
1
0
Toi
Marat
Method Total
1
30
26
1
44
12
4
3
2
0

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1

1
1
0
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Alaska
 Region X

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                                 ALASKA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region X
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop HW-112
1200 6th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
    Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Program
Solid and Hazardous Waste Section
Alaska Department of Environmental
 Conservation
410 Willoughby Avenue
Juneau, AK 99801-1795
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Jeffrey B. Hurst
BRS/Biennial Reports Coordinator
(907) 465-5164
Notes:    No special notes for Alaska.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      ALASKA

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation

Total Nunber of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
I Management, 1989

            43

         3,664  tons
RCRA ISO Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
             7
             0
             0

             7

           29 tons


           20
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities

Code
M021-M029
M.031-MQ39
M071-M079
M121-M129


using
method*
3
1
1
3
7
-
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
5
1
15
8
29
100.0 X
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
.0 X
Total
5
1
15
8
29
100X
Percent
18.6
2.9
50.9
27.7
100.0
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                 national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    ALASKA

                             TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1989

      laports                                                         Exports

State  Tons Received                                        State         Tons Shipped
                   0                                          CA                      0
                                                              ID                    49
TOTAL              0                                          MY                      3
                                                              OR                    195
                                                              PA                      1
                                                              UT                 2,460
                                                              UA                    762

                                                              TOTAL              3,470

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                                National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                            (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                   ALASKA

                     TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED, 1909
                                      Quantity Generated
           Rank         Waste Type          (tons)         Percentage

            1
            2
            3
            4
            5
            6
            7
            8
            9
           10
           11
           12
           13
           14
           15
           16
           17
           18
           19
           20
           21
           22
           23
           24
           25
           26
           27
           28
           29
           30
           31
           31
D008
DOMX*
NOMX*
0001
D003
D002
FOMX*
001 1
F002
D004
D009
U122
D007
U359
KOMX*
F001
F005
P039
U239
0010
F003
U061
U228
U072
P015
P042
U160
P022
U159
U114
P047
U226
2,654
330
280
247
43
41
23
15
7
5
4
4
3
3
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
72.4
9.0
7.7
6.7
1.2
1.1
.6
.4
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste type represent waste streams that were characterized
by tore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                     ALASKA

  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Waste Managed,  by RCRA Nanageaent Method,  1989
Management
Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT

OTHER TREATMENT
                                                                   Quantity Managed
Code
M021 -M029
M031-M039
M071-M079
M121-M129
Waste Type
0001
DOMX*
F001
D001
D011
D001
D003
in State (tons)
3
2
1
1
15
8
0
TOTAL
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
                                                                               29

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                 (Based on 1969 Data)
                                                       ALASKA

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                     CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
AKD004904215
AIC1570028646
AKD009252230
AK8690360492
AK9570028655
AKD000643239
AK8570028649
AIC4170024323
AK521 0090002
AK121 0022157
AKD048679682
AKD980834675
AKD982657991
AKD048679567
AKD983066366
AKD052581758
AK9690330742
AKD991281221
AK9572728633
AK5570028709
AK0690390042
AK0570028662
AKD092876390
AKD982655847
AKD982655789
AK9570028705
AKD983067364
AK1572728631
AKD980329585
AKD980329858
AKD981 769821
AK8570090110
AKD983068222
AK3572728654
AKD982655953
AKD1 15168999
AKD097251169
AK7570028632
AKD9S0329536
AKD983068172
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ALAStC
EIELSON AFB
KETCH I KAN PULP COMPANY
US COAST GUARD GROUP
USAF, 5072 CSS/DE
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
USAF ELMENDORF AFB
NAVAL AIR STATION ADAIC
DFSP UHITTIER
U.S. ARMY, 6TH INFANTRY DIVISION (LIGHT)
KENAI REFINERY TESORO ALASKA PETROLEUM
BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC.
EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS
STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTA
TAPS-VALDEZ MARINE TERMINAL
U.S. COAST GUARD SUPPORT CENTER
ARCO PRUDHOE BAY OILFIELD EASTERN OPERAT
CAPE ROMANZOF LONG RANGE RADAR SITE
SPARREVOHN LONG RANGE RADAR SITE
USCGC SUEETBRIER ULB-405
INDIAN MOUNTAIN LONG RANGE RADAR SITE
UNOCAL CHEMICALS. KENAI PLANT
UNOCAL GRAYLING PLATFORM
UNOCAL CORPORATION MONOPOD PLATFORM
USAF SHENYA AFB
EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
CAPE LISBURNE LONG RANGE RADAR SITE
TAPS-PUMP STATION 6
CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOC., INC.
KETCHIKAN SHIPYARD, INC.
USAF BETHEL AFS
EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.
FORT YUKON LONG RANGE RADAR SITE
UNOCAL B.P. H0736
ARCTIC CENTER
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS AGRICULTU
CAPE NEWENHAM LONG RANGE RADAR SITE
TAPS - PUMP STATION 2
EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A. - CHEM WASTE
FAIRBANKS
FAIRBANKS
KETCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN
GALENA AIRPORT
PRUDHOE BAY
ELENDORFAFB
ADAK ISLANDS
UHITTIER
FORT RICHARD10N
KENAI
PRUDHOE BAY
VALDEZ
FAIRBANKS
JUNEAU
VALDEZ
KOOIAK
DEADHORSE
HOOPER BAY
ANCHORAGE
CORDOVA
GALENA
KENAI
KENAI
KENAI
SHEMYA AFB
SEWARD
KOTZEBUE
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE
KETCHIKAN
BETHEL
ANCHORAGE
FORT YUKON
SITKA
ANCHORAGE
PALMER
DILLINGHAM
DEADHORSE
ANCHORAGE
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      2,433
        227
        175
        113
         97

         72
         72
         60
         54
         40

         38
         36
         36
         30
         24

         23
         22
         16
         12
         11

         10
          9
          7
          7
          5

          5
          4
          4
          3
          3

          3
          3
          3
          3
          2

          2
          1
          1
          1
          1

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                                               National Biennial ROSA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             ALASKA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES,  1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
      1  AKD991281221  ARCO PRUDHOE BAY OILFIELD EASTERN OPERAT,  DEADHORSE
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
      2  AKD041921503  ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS,  ANCHORAGE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      3  AKD981769854  MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE, ANCHORAGE
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      4  AKD092876390  UNOCAL CHEMICALS, KENAI PLANT,  KENAI
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      5  AKD981767668  NOME JOINT UTILITY SYSTEM, NOME
           OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
      6  AK1570028646  EIELSON AFB, FAIRBANKS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      7  AK4170024323  NAVAL AIR STATION ADAK, ADAK ISLANDS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-H129

On Site
tSE
15
8
3
2
1
1
0
0

Off Site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Method Total
15
8
3
2
1
1
0
0
Tot
Manag








1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Arizona
  Region IX

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                                 ARIZONA
     Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mail Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA  94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Waste Assessment Section
Department of Environmental Quality
2005 North Central Avenue,
Room 403C
Phoenix, A2  85004
Contact Name:

Phone:
Dr. Andy Soesilo
Acting Manager
(602) 257-6995
Notes:    No special notes for Arizona.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     ARIZONA


                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Haste Generation and Management.  1909

 Total Nuifcer  of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                                  175

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                                 124,595 tons
 RCRA  TSD  Facilities  (excluding storage-only  facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated  on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated  off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both  on and off site

 Total RCRA TSD Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
                                         5
                                         2
                                         5

                                        12

                                    95.737 tons


                                        17
 Final Disposition of Hastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
Code
    No. of
facilities
     using
   method*
M021-N029
M031-M039
M041-N049
M051-H059
M071-M079
M121-M129
M132
         1
         5
         5
         1
         2
         5
         1
         1

        12
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
On site

      0
    151
     31
      3
 13,672
 80,286
      2
      0

 94,144
 98.3 *
Off site

      73
      56
     235
     795
       6
     168
     260
       0
                                           1,593
                                           1.7 X
*Colum may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
Total  Percent
73
206
266
798
13,677
80,453
262
0
95,737
100X
.1
.2
.3
.8
14.3
84.0
.3
.0
100.0
-

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                                    national  Biennial RCRA  Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      ARIZONA
State

  AS
  CA
  CO
  HO
  NH
  NV
  OH
  OR
  UT
  WA

  TOTAL
Imports

   Tons Received

               1
             692
               0
              15
              20
              13
              35
               1
               0
               0

             778
                               TABLE 2.  ROtA Hazardous Uaste  laports and Exports, 1989
                                                                        Exports

                                                              State         Tons Shipped
AL                   344
AR                    32
CA                 7.943
CO                    23
FC                 1,143
FL                    17
GA                     4
ID                    69
IL                   153
KS                   155
LA                   665
MI                     0
MO                   312
NE                    49
NJ                 1,119
NH                 6,855
NV                 1,531
NY                     1
OH                     7
OK                 1,176
PA                     3
TN                   103
TX                   977
UT                   733
                                                                TOTAL
                                                                        23,415

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                                  National  Biennial KCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    ARIZONA

                       TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank         Waste  Type         (tons)         Percentage
               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
HOMX*
DOMX*
F006
0002
D001
F002
F001
FOHX*
F003
D007
D003
D008
F005
P105
UOMX*
D006
D004
F007
F019
P003
F009
P071
P044
F008
P089
D011
P085
D010
0009
P029
U220
U223
F027
U226
U122
U154
U080
P030
U151
U002
84,840
14,189
11,491
3,438
3,027
2,356
1,632
1,448
832
460
247
234
74
61
53
39
26
20
20
18
14
13
12
10
9
6
4
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
68.1
11.4
9.2
2.8
2.4
1.9
1.3
1.2
.7
.4
.2
.2
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    ARIZONA

  Table 4.  Four Urgest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed,  by RCRA Management Method, 1989

Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TOTAL                                                                      95,737
Code
M021-M029



M031-M039



M041-M049



M051-M059



M071-M079



M121-M129



M132





Uaste Type
D001
D002
F006
MOMX*
MOMX*
F001
FOMX*
D001
D003
0001
MOMX*
F006
D001
MOMX*
F003
D002
DOMX*
MOMX*
F001
0001
MOMX*
F001
D001
F002
D002
D003
DOMX*
D001
D002
F001
in State (tons)
39
H
10
8
62
43
27
27
158
77
8
5
343
258
63
47
11,536
2,136
4
1
80,262
75
33
29
128
49
32
13
0
0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  fay more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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RANK
                                    National Biennial  ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                      ARIZONA

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1909*
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     94,801*
      7,998
      1,460
      1,353
      1,309

      1,125
      1,077
      1,012
        993
        964

        834
        788
        707
        458
        449

        428
        424
        418
        391
        349

        289
        285
        230
        219
        215

        206
        193
        191
        171
        165

        163
        155
        150
        130
        122

        115
        114
        100
        96
        92
   This list does not include significant tonnage generated by Arizona Portland Cement (AZD008394397) and
   Miller Delinting (AZD981582273) because these two conpanies generated RCRA hazardous wastes that were
   managed in units exenpt from RCRA permitting requirements.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
AZD009005422
AZD980735500
AZ9573124055
AZD089308803
AZD009000050
AZD009004961
AZD049318009
AZD980818330
AZT000611426
AZD980896310
AZD000625715
AZD063274609
AZD009004177
AZD043848050
AZT000623702
AZD085453603
AZ8170024493
AZD981371628
A2D980892897
AZD982041907
AZD981579634
AZ0042018689
AZD104150024
AZT000624445
AZT000623819
AZD980881015
AZ0570024133
AZD094527S87
AZT050010636
AZD058788845
AZD008399636
AZT000624429
AZD008398S05
AZ0074440470
AZD018517698
AZD980881163
AZD003987997
AZD980818165
AZD982471062
AZD008394454
HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., U.S. AIR FORCE PLAN
WORLD RESOURCES COMPANY
ARIZONA AIR NATIONAL GUARD
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP.
ALLIED SIGNAL AEROSPACE CO. GARRETT ENGI
HONEYUELL, INC.
BUD'S OIL SERVICE, INC.
TELCO TECHNOLOGY, INC.
CAPITOL COATINGS
CONTINENTAL CIRCUITS CORP.
GOULD INC.
CONTINENTAL CIRCUITS CORP.
MOTOROLA, INC.
MOTOROLA, INC.
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
CAPITOL CASTINGS, INC.
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, YUMA
CUSTOM CIRCUITS INC.
SAFETY-KEEN CORP
HEXCEL ADVANCED PRODUCTS DIVISION
QUALITY PRINTED CIRCUITS CORP.
ROGERS CORPORATION
PEABODY COAL CO. BLACK MESA & KAYENTA SU
BULL HN INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC.
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP.
ADV. PRINTED CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY II
LUKE AIR FORCE BASE
SFPP, L.P. (PHOENIX TERMINAL)
GILBERT ENGINEERING CO., INC.
SO. WEST. ALLOYS, INC. /NAT'L AIRCRAFT, INC.
MOTOROLA INC., GEG
PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION
CHEM RESEARCH CO.
QUALITY PRINTED CIRCUITS CORP.
ALLIED-SIGNAL AEROSPACE CO.
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS HELICOPTER CO.
HEXCEL CORPORATION
EVERGREEN AIR CENTER, INC.
TRU SAFETY SYSTEMS/MESA
BURR-BROWN CORPORATION
TUCSON
PHOENIX
TUCSON
PHOENIX
PHOENIX
PHOENIX
PHOENIX
TEMPE
CHANDLER
PHOENIX
CHANDLER
PHOENIX
PHOENIX
MESA
TUCSON
TEMPE
YUMA
PHOENIX
TUCSON
CHANDLER
PHOENIX
CHANDLER
BLACK MESA
CHANDLER
TEMPE
TEMPE
GLENDALE
PHOENIX
GLENDALE
TUCSON
SCOTTSDALE
UINTERSBURG
PHOENIX
PHOENIX
TEMPE
MESA
CASA GRANDE
MARANA
MESA
TUSCON
** Of the total, 80,000 tons represents waste brines from IwTP and concentrated acid waste water.

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             ARIZONA

                                  TABLE 6.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989

Rank

1


2







3

4

5

6


7

8

9

10


11

12


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
AZD009005422 HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., U.S. AIR FORCE PLAN, TUCSON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
A2D980892731 THE RINCHEM COMPANY, INC., PHOENIX
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
LANDFILL M132
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
AZD020132502 TALLEY DEFENSE SYSTEMS, INC. -BURN GROUND, MESA
INCINERATION M041-M049
AZD049318009 BUD'S OIL SERVICE, INC., PHOENIX
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
AZT000623702 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., TUCSON
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
AZD000819S65 BEAN & COMPANY, PALO VERDE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
AZT05001068S ALLIED PRECIOUS METALS RECYCLING CO, INC., TUCSON
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
AZ4570024139 GILA BEND AFAF/LUKE AFB RANGE, LUKE AFB
INCINERATION M041-M049
AZ4572190029 DRMO LUKE AFB ANNEX, GLENDALE
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
AZ4570024055 DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE, DAVIS-MONTHAN AFB
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
AZD980814479 UNIVERSAL PROPULSION CO., INC.. PHOENIX
INCINERATION N041-M049
AZD000819615 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129


On Site

80,251
13,672

3
2
0
2
0
0
0

0

82

51

22
17

1

23

0

12
0

5

1


Off Site

0
0

795
260
168
107
73
6
0

119

0

6

0
0

35

9

15

0
0

0

0


Method Total

80,251
13,672

798
262
168
110
73
6
0

119

82

56

22
17

37

32

15

12
1

5

1
Tol
Hanaj

93.


1





























1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Arkansas
  Region VI

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                                  ARKANSAS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Pollution Control and
 Ecology
8001 National Drive
Post Office Box 9583
Little Rock, AR  72219-8913
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Vicky Prewett
Program Coordinator
(501) 570-2867
Notes:   No special notes for Arkansas.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                     ARKANSAS
                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation

 Total  Number of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                                             , 1989

                                              51

                                         805.150  tons
 RCRA  TSO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Mnaging only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA TSO  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity  of RCRA Regulated waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSO  Facilities:
                                              10
                                               5
                                               3

                                              18

                                         824,156 tons


                                              24
 Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method
in RCRA Processes

                  No.  of
              facilities
                   using
      Code       method*
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M121-M129
M132
M133
M134
M137

1
1
8
2
1
1
5
1
1
2
1
2
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                      18
On site

      0
     42
  7,893
  4,311
      0
      4
    403
    188
    675
681,490
      0
      0

695,005
 84.3 X
Off site

     615
       0
  27,685
  55,428
  45,351
       0
       0
       0
       0
       0
      45
      27

 129,151
  15.7 X
Total  Percent
615
42
35,578
59,739
45,351
4
403
188
675
681,490
45
27
824,156
100%
.1
.0
4.3
7.2
5.5
.0
.0
.0
.1
82.7
.0
.0
'100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities My have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                   933
  AZ                   220
  CA                 3,526
  CO                   562
  CT                   936
  DC                    46
  OE                   139
  FL                   867
  GA                 1,528
  IA                    44
  ID                    25
  IL                 1,012
  IN                 4,548
  KS                   295
  ICY                 1,148
  LA                44,785
  MA                 1,651
  MD                   588
  MI                22,480
  MN                 1,263
  MO                 2,145
  MS                   203
  MT                    34
  NC                 1,318
  NO                     8
  NE                     7
  NH                     8
  NJ                   615
  NH                    67
  NV                     7
  NY                 2,640
  OH                 3,039
  OK                   554
  OR                    67
  PA                 1,406
  PR                    38
  RI                   193
  SC                   549
  SO                     7
  TN                 2,329
  TX                10,961
  UT                   514
  VA                   362
  VT                    25
  UA                   765
  WI                   400
  WV                   488
  WY                     7
                                   ARKANSAS

           TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989

                                                     Exports

                                           State         Tons Shipped

                                             AL                20,148
                                             FC                 1,136
                                             FL                    16
                                             GA                    12
                                             IL                 5,828
                                             IN                   710
                                             ICS                 2,434
                                             ICY                   388
                                             LA                32,684
                                             MI                     1
                                             MO                 1,983
                                             MS                   171
                                             NE                   674
                                             NJ                 3,223
                                             OK                16,068
                                             PA                     2
                                             TN                 1,288
                                             TX                12,124
                                             WI                    53
                                             WV                    68

                                             TOTAL             99,014
  TOTAL
115,352

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous (taste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage
               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
K118
DOCK*
D002
K061
MOW*
D001
FOMX*
row*
F006
0007
K062
D015
P071
D003
F005
K001
F003
U113
D008
F002
F001
U162
K046
UONX*
U244
U190
F007
U220
U067
U147
D009
K044
U103
U188
U037
647,793
46,452
39,984
19,763
18,892
13,705
10,867
1,128
1,048
892
710
687
683
524
488
416
323
270
210
123
76
61
27
11
6
5
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
80.5
5.8
5.0
2.5
2.3
1.7
1.3
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by *ore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial  ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989
Management
Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
Code
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M121-M129
M132
M133
M134
M137

Quantity Managed
Waste Type in State (tons)
F002
F001
MOMX*
FOMX*
0001
FOMX*
D001
MOMX*
F002
MOMX*
FOMX*
F003
D001
MOMX*
D001
FOMX*
DOMX*
D003
DOMX*
D003
MOMX*
D002
D002
DOMX*
DOMX*
K118
D002
D003
D001
D001
FOMX*
DOMX*
D006
341
123
91
54
42
11,143
5,986
5,751
2,072
46,691
12,008
453
345
36,275
3,208
2,228
1,270
4
205
178
10
8
182
5
675
645,935
35,555
45
0
14
6
5
2
TOTAL                                                                     824,156
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                      ARKANSAS

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED.  1989
RANK
EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
ARD043195429
ARD069748192
ARD052528809
ARD981057870
ARD981908890
ARD089234884
ARD990660649
ARD053730701
AR0213820707
ARD089232508
ARD000021998
ARD091691261
ARD071 253819
ARD093404143
ARD030414494
ARP060023944
ARD000604959
ARD091 691311
ARD067671313
ARD042755389
ARD035500818
ARD139607048
ARD982S58561
ARD007240716
ARP060024919
ARD075673079
ARD982558595
ARD005935986
ARD981055494
ARD0916B8283
ARD006344972
ARD047335922
ARD008049298
ARD058698937
ARD059637710
ARD082S77602
ARD982S49479
ARD000022186
ARD000388983
ARD006341119
GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPORATION
ENSCO INC
ETHYL CORPORATION
RINECO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
NUCOR YAMATO STEEL COMPANY
ARKANSAS EASTMAN COMPANY
CEDAR CHEMICAL CORPORATION
QUANEX CORPORATION MACSTEEL DIV
PINE BLUFF ARSENAL
TERRA INTERNATIONAL INC
LION OIL COMPANY
ARKANSAS STEEL ASSOCIATES
AEROQUIP CORPORATION AIR COND & REF DIV
CENTURY TUBE CORPORATION
HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY
FARMERS SUPPLY ASSN
LTV AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE GROUP
ARISTECN CHEMICAL CORPORATION
WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY
WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION
SOUTHERN STEEL AND WIRE COMPANY
CYRO INDUSTRIES
ETHYL CORPORATION
AMERON ENMAR FINISHES DIVISION
RISON DERAILMENT
BEKAERT CORPORATION
ARKANSAS GALVANIZING INC
BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORPORATION
GRIPPING RAILWAY REPAIR COMPANY
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORPORATION
HEEKIN CAN INC
REMINGTON ARMS CO INC
AMERICAN FUEL CELL AND COATED FABRIC
RINGIER AMERICA INC
VIRCO MANUFACTURING CORPORATION
GRACE MANUFACTURING INC
ROHR INDUSTRIES INC
GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORP SOUTH PLANT
STERLING FAUCET COMPANY
AT&T LITTLE ROCK WORKS
EL DORADO
EL DORADO
MAGNOLIA
BENTON
BARFIELD
BATESVILLE
WEST HELENA
FT SMITH
PINE BLUFF
PINE BLUFF
EL DORADO
NEWPORT
NEBER SPRINGS
PINE BLUFF
WEST HELENA
HARRISBURG
E CAMDEN
JACKSONVILLE
DEOUEEN
FT SMITH
FT SMITH
OSCEOLA
MAGNOLIA
LITTLE ROCK
RISON
VAN BUREN
PRAIRIE GROVE
MOUNTAIN HOME
EL DORADO
E CAMDEN
SPRINGDALE
LONOKE
MAGNOLIA
JONESBORO
CONWAY
RUSSELL VI LLE
HEBER SPRINGS
EL DORADO
SHERIDAN
LITTLE ROCK
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    653,539
     41,600
     35,999
     15,163
     13,125

     11,159
      9,285
      5,692
      4,956
      2,859

      1,148
        954
        813
        751
        689

        687
        631
        603
        419
        378

        378
        336
        305
        303
        270

        268
        259
        258
        246
        241

        240
        229
        199
        197
        196

        186
        158
        156
        145
        64

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                                               National  Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                            ARKANSAS

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES,  1989


                                                                                                                          To'
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City                                                                                  Mana«

           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

      1  ARD043195429  GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPORATION,  EL DORADO                                                       651
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134                 651,360                 0           651,360
      2  ARD981512270  ASH GROVE CEMENT COMPANY,  FOREMAN                                                                   55
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059                 0            55,217            55,218
      3  ARD981057870  RINECO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, BENTON                                                                 45
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                       0            45,351            45,351
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                 0               615               615
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                0                24                24
      4  ARD052528809  ETHYL CORPORATION, MAGNOLIA                                                                        30
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134                 30,130                 0            30,130
      5  ARD069748192  ENSCO INC., EL DORADO                                                                              27
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                 0            27,676            27,676
      6  ARD089234884  ARKANSAS EASTMAN COMPANY,  BATESVILLE                                                               11
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049             6,685                 0             6,685
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059             4,311               210             4,521
      7  AR0213820707  PINE BLUFF ARSENAL, PINE BLUFF                                                                      1
           SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                      M133                     675                 0               675
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               376                 0               376
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049               359                 0               359
           LANDFILL                                 M132                     188                 0               188
           OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039                42                 0                42
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 404
      8  ARD091691311  ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION, JACKSONVILLE
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049               597                 0               597
      9  ARD091688283  ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORPORATION, E CAMDEN
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049               235                 0               235
     10  ARD980621155  LTV AEROSPACE & DEFENSE MISSILES,  EAST CAMDEN
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137                       0                45                45
     11  ARD000022186  GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORP SOUTH PLANT, EL DORADO
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                20                 0                20
     12  ARD047335922  REMINGTON ARMS CO INC., LONOKE
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                13                 0                13
     13  ARD980867873  TRACOR AEROSPACE, EAST CAMDEN
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                 088
     14  AR6140090006  US EPA INCINERATION RESEARCH FACILITY, JEFFERSON
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                 426
     15  ARD093417525  AUSTIN POWDER COMPANY, E CAMDEN
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 606
     16  ARD054575238  SAFETY KLEEN CORP 608601,  LITTLE ROCK
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                022
     17  AR9210020187  USAG FORT CHAFFEE, FT SMITH
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 1                 0                  1
     18  AR8571924473  EAKER AIR FORCE BASE, BLYTHEV1LLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 000
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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                                  CALIFORNIA
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region IX
                                               RCRA Branch
                                               Mail Stop H-31
                                               1235 Mission Street
                                               San Francisco,  CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection                    EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument:
Address of Participating State                     Department of Health Services
 Environmental Authority                         Toxic Substances Control Program
                                               400 P Street
                                               Post Office Box 806
                                               Sacramento, CA 95812-0806
Contact Name:                                  Mr. Tim Beckwith
                                               Chief, Manifest Unit
Phone:                                         (916) 323-6558
Notes:      CBI data have been included in Tables 1,2, and 3; CBI data are not included in
           Table 4; CBi data are excluded from Tables 5 and 6 to preserve confidentiality.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     CALIFORNIA
                           Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and
       ,  1989
  Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

  Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
    2,387

4,670,579 tons
  RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
     Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
     Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
     Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

  Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

  Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
     (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)

  Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
       69
       24
       13

      106

4,978,478 tons


      357
Final Disposition of Hastes Managed in RCRA Processes
  Management Method

  METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY
  OTHER RECOVERY
  INCINERATION
  ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
  FUEL BLENDING
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
  AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
  AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
  SLUDGE TREATMENT
  STABILIZATION
  OTHER TREATMENT
  LANDFILL
  SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
  OTHER DISPOSAL
  INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

         TOTAL
         PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities

Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M132
M133
M134
M137



using
Method*
15
18
8
15
4
3
46
2
5
10
4
25
5
1
1
6
1
106
-
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
2,691
17,808
17,676
54,833
1,253
1,962
2,006,767
39,511
8,876
43,878
0
1,696,164
10
0
0
819
0
3,892,249
78.2 X
Off site
154,225
28,999
72,218
2,813
30,082
31,997
35,946
0
10,677
0
14,363
555,730
149,101
0
70
8
0
1,086,229
21.8 X
Total
156,916
46,807
89.894
57,646
31,335
33,959
2,042,713
39,511
19,553
43,878
14,363
2,251,894
149.111
0
70
826
0
4,978,478
100X
Percent
3.2
.9
1.8
1.2
.6
.7
41.0
.8
.4
.9
.3
45.2
' 3.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
100.0
-
 •Column nay not sun to  total  because  facilities nay have Multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biemial KRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on  1989 Data)
                                                    CALIFORNIA

                              TABLE 2.  RCRA Hazardous Uaste  laports and Exports, 1989
State

  AR
  AZ
  CO
  FC
  GA
  GU
  HI
  IA
  ID
  IL
  LA
  HA
  NI
  MN
  NO
  NT
  NJ
  NN
  NV
  NY
  OH
  OR
  PA
  RI
  TX
  UT
  VA
  UA
  UI

  TOTAL
        laports

             Tons Received
   465
11,528
   554
   475
     5
     3
   351
    34
   661
   190
    10
     3
     8
   241
     0
    30
    47
   968
 2,889
     0
     9
 2,357
     1
     2
   140
 1,722
   561
 5,134
   167

28,556
State

AK
AL
AR
AZ
CO
CT
FC
FL
GA
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
NI
NN
NO
NS
NT
NC
NE
NJ
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
RI
SC
TN
TX
UT
VT
UA
UI
UY
                                                    Exports

                                                        Tons Shipped
     0
   233
 3,691
16,685
    60
69,040
   627
 6,951
    35
 9,523
 1,576
   469
15,369
    86
 3,806
    27
   232
   310
    14
     0
   211
   264
 1,659
 9,154
    15
   278
   653
   269
   143
    43
     6
   649
28.089
31,274
     4
 3,442
     5
     6
                                                                TOTAL
                                                             204,896

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                                  National Biennial  ROM  Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   CALIFORNIA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 19B9

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank          Waste Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
             30
             31
             32
             33
             34
             35
             36
             37
             38
             39
             40
D002
F006
0001
DOMX*
MOHX*
0008
D004
F002
0007
FOMX*
UOMX*
K051
K062
F007
F003
F009
K048
0011
0003
F001
IC049
KOMX*
F005
F019
U223
0006
D005
K050
0010
0009
POMX*
U122
U051
K001
P048
U188
P030
P044
U151
F024
2,536,639
641,239
473, 154
307,025
130,809
71,655
64,650
56,794
53,676
50,244
42,418
40,617
40,126
34,904
23,496
22,203
20,498
16,232
13,135
11,449
6,542
4,207
1,819
1,075
852
821
794
467
435
430
383
179
162
149
143
138
135
132
70
68
54.3
13.7
10.1
6.6
2.8
1.5
1.4
1.2
1.1
1.1
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by Bore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   CALIFORNIA

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by ROM Management Method, 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)





SOLVENTS RECOVERY





OTHER RECOVERY





INCINERATION





ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)





FUEL BLENDING





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT


AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT





SLUDGE TREATMENT





STABILIZATION
Code 1
M011-M019



M021-M029



M031-M039



M041-M049



M051-M059



M061



M071-M079



M081-M089

M091-M099



N101-N109



M111-M119



taste Type in
DOMX*
D008
MOMX*
D007
D001
F003
MOMX*
FOMX*
D001
K048
K062
KOS1
F002
MOMX*
DOMX*
D001
MOMX*
D001
FOKX*
F002
MOMX*
D001
F003
F001
D002
F006
0001
DOMX*
UOMX*
K047
FOMX*
0001
0002
F002
K051
K048
MOMX*
0007
0007
0001
0008
0002
i State (tons)
146,554
7.325
2,055
521
13,595
5,000
4,425
580
68,939
8,147
7,072
1.950
37,159
8,681
3.531
2,716
19.156
3.514
3,127
2,620
1,972
15
10
9
835,729
484,273
385,044
155,396
39,501
10
5,910
4,985
4.279
3,191
25,382
10.590
5,604
1.825
790
312
59
38
* These waste types represent waste streaos that were characterized
  by «ore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

  Note:  CBI data are not included in this table.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                   CALIFORNIA

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989
                                                   (continued)

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     MOMX*
TOTAL                                                                    4,759,090
Code
M121-M129



M132



M137



Waste Type
D002
0004
K051
K049
D008
D001
D002
F019
D001
0002
DOMX*
0003
in State (tons)
2,101,283
126,004
12,000
6,000
1,256
865
34
10
813
11
2
0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

  Note:  CBI data are not included in this table.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    CALIFORNIA

             TABLE 5.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AND ROM QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
           EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                              CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
CAD 041472986
CAD097030993
CA7210020759
CAD097578082
CAD009686874
CAD053049490
CAD009438300
CAD009630708
CAD008357295
CAD073604340
CAD008271090
CAD095984167
CAD009120817
CAD043237486
CAD001705235
CAD980887517
CAD008488025
CAD009150194
CAT080011695
CAD009212929
CAT080014103
CAD071 557029
CAD0501 25053
CAD0091 14919
CAD981391055
CAD981412604
CAD076306836
CAD066676123
CAD008517005
CAD 008336901
CAD008354052
CAD042245001
CAD097854541
CAD980896369
CAD008382475
CAD982468282
CAD009164021
CAD000030494
CAD059494310
CAD063564132
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP
NORRIS INDUSTRIES INC
RIVERBANK ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
MASCO CORP
UESLOCK CO.
RHONE-POULENC BASIC CHEMICALS CO
VARIAN ASSN/EIMAC DIV SAN CARLOS
DEUTSCH ENGINEERED CONNECTING DEVICES
HIXSON METAL FINISHING INC
BLACK OXIDE INDUSTRIES INC
PALACE PLATING
QUALITY TECHNOLOGIES
VARIAN ASSOCIATES INC
CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO
CHEMICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION
NASHUA COMPUTER PRODUCTS CORP.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHEM/DIV OF C
USS-POSCO INDUSTRIES
PG&E PITTSBURG POWER PLANT
STOCKTON PLATING INC.
VALLEY-TGOECO CO
GRASS VALLEY GROUP INC, THE
CALIFORNIA ELECTROPLATING
CHEVRON USA INC-RICHMOND REFINERY
SOLDER STATION ONE
AVALON GLASS & MIRROR
GTE GOVT SYSTEMS CORP/ELECT. DEF. SYSTEM
SHELL OIL CO/WILMINGTON MFC COMPLEX
AL'S PLATING CO. INC.
CHEVRON USA INC-EL SEGUNDO REFINERY
MOBIL OIL CORPORATION
OMEGA RECOVERY SERVICE
GNB INCORPORATED/GOULD INC. METALS
GLOBAL PLATING INC
TELEDYNE RYAN AERONAUT I CALCO
MEKTEC CORPORATION INC
SHELL OIL CO/MARTINEZ MFC COMPLEX
US AEROJET RCRA FACILITY
SOLVENT SERVICE INC
SCOTTS VALLEY CIRCUITS
SANTA CLARA
VERNON
RIVERBANK
HUNTINGTON BEACH
LOS ANGELES
MARTINEZ
SAN CARLOS
OCEANSIDE
NEWPORT BEACH
ANAHEIM
LOS ANGELES
PALO ALTO
PALO ALTO
RICHMOND
SAN JOSE
SANTA CLARA
SANTA FE SPRINGS
PITTSBURG
PITTSBURG
STOCKTON
SYLMAR
GRASS VALLEY
LOS ANGELES
RICHMOND
SANTA ANA
CARSON
MOUNTAIN VIEW
CARSON
LOS ANGELES.
EL SEGUNDO
TORRANCE
WHITTIER
LOS ANGELES
FREMONT
SAN DIEGO
MILPITAS
MARTINEZ
RANCHO CORDOVA
SAN JOSE
SCOTTS VALLEY
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

  1,510,095
    695,656
    385,307
    262,982
    126,796

    126,551
    109,409
    107,491
     70,400
     69,000

     65,064
     63,020
     50,884
     49,324
     39,839

     39,817
     38,471
     36,709
     35,979
     35,480

     33,789
     31,495
     31,042
     28,403
     27,558

     23,429
     22,623
     20,904
     20,386
     19,103

     17,849
     16,989
     16,559
     15,671
     15,164

     14,548
     13,749
     12,730
     11,502
     10,732
   Note:   CBI data  are not  included  in this table to preserve confidentiality.

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                                            National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                         (Based on  1989 Data)
                                                         CALIFORNIA

                               TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES. 1989

ank

1


2

3

it

5

6

7

8

9

10



11


12

13


14

15

16

17

18

19





20

21


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
CAD041472986 NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP., SANTA CLARA
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129 1
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD097030993 NORRIS INDUSTRIES INC., VERNON
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD008274938 KAISER STEEL RESOURCES INC., FONTANA
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
CA7210020759 RIVERBANK ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, RIVERBANIC
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD097578082 MASCO CORP., HUNTINGTON BEACH
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD097854541 GNB INCORPORATED/GOULD INC. METALS, LOS ANGELES
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
CAD009686874 UESLOCK CO., LOS ANGELES
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD095984167 QUALITY TECHNOLOGIES, PALO ALTO
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
CA0009438300 VARIAN ASSN/EIMAC DIV SAN CARLOS, SAN CARLOS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD009630708 DEUTSCH ENGINEERED CONNECTING DEVICES, OCEANSIDE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029


On Site

,483,686
25,586

693,661

0

385,260

262,719

0

126,551

126,004

109,317

106,158
1.145
7


Off Site

0
0

0

546,289

0

0

153,642

0

0

0

0
0
0


Method Total

1,483,686
25,586

693,661

546,289

385,260

262,719

153,642

126,551

126,004

109,317

106,158
1,145
7
CAD008488025 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHEM/D1V OF C, SANTA FE SPRINGS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
CAT080011059 PETROLEUM RECYCLING CORPORATION, SIGNAL HILL
OTHER RECOVERY H031-M039
CAD009120817 VARIAN ASSOCIATES INC., PALO ALTO
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
CAD043237486 CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO., RICHMOND
INCINERATION M041-M049
CAD980887517 NASHUA COMPUTER PRODUCTS CORP., SANTA CLARA
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD00170S235 CHEMICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION. SAN JOSE
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
CAT080011695 PG&E PITTSBURG POWER PLANT, PITTSBURG
OTHER TREATMENT M1 21 -Ml 29
CAD009212929 STOCICTON PLATING INC., STOCICTON
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD071557029 GRASS VALLEY GROUP INC, THE, GRASS VALLEY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
CAD0501 25053 CALIFORNIA ELECTROPLATING, LOS ANGELES
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-M079
CAT080031628 NATL CEMENT CO OF CA/SYSTECH ENV, LEBEC
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
38,449
0

0

37,475
13,239

47,684

39,700

39,501

35,934

35,437

31,377
77
0
0
0

30,517

0
23,525
1,262

61,365

0
0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0
5
1
0

0

29.985
61,974
1,262

61,365

37,475
13,239

47,684

39,700

39,501

35,934

35,437

31,377
77
5
1
0

30,517

29,985
Total
Managed 1

1,509,271


693,661

546,289

385,260

262,719

153,642

126,551

126,004

109,317

107,311



63,235


61,365

50,714


47,684

39,700

39,501
/
35,934

35,437

31,461





30,517

29,985

xcluding quantity managed by storage only.

ote:  CBI data are not included in this table to preserve confidentiality.

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                           CALIFORNIA

                            TABLE 6.  FORTY LAMEST ROM HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES,  1989  (continued)

Rank

21

22

23



24

25

26

27

28

29


30



31


32

33

34

35



36

37

38








39

40


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
CAT080031628 NATL CEMENT CO OF CA/SYSTECH ENV, LEBEC
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059


On Site

0


Off Site

29,985


Method Total

29,985
CAD009114919 CHEVRON USA INC-RICHMOND REFINERY, RICHMOND
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-N109
CAD076306836 GTE GOVT SYSTEMS CORP/ELECT. DEF. SYSTEM,
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
CAD008517005 AL'S PLATING CO. INC.
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD008336901 CHEVRON USA INC-EL SEGUNDO REFINERY
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
CAD066676123 SHELL OIL CO/WILMINGTON MFC COMPLEX
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
CAD042245001 OMEGA RECOVERY SERVICE
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
CAD982468282 MEICTEC CORPORATION INC
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD009164021 SHELL OIL CO/MARTINEZ MFC COMPLEX
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
INCINERATION M041-M049
CAD000030494 US AEROJET RCRA FACILITY
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-H099
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
OTHER DISPOSAL M137
CAT080010101 APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES II
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAD063564132 SCOTTS VALLEY CIRCUITS, SCOTTS VALLEY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-M079
CAD009645268 ANCO METAL IMPROVEMENT CO. INC.. GARDENA
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT H071-M079
CAD048645444 BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS INC., PORTERVILLE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
CAT080033681 CHEM-TECH SYSTEMS INC., VERNON
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT N091-M099
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-N079
STABILIZATION M111-M119
CAD040S20975 CHEMUEST INDUSTRIES INC., FONTANA
OTHER RECOVERY N031-M039
CAD981 160948 CP INORGANICS INC., UNION CITY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-M079
CAD980880959 NORTHROP CORP (AIRCRAFT DIV), HAWTHORNE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-N129
LANDFILL N132
STABILIZATION N111-N119
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-N079
INCINERATION M041-M049
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) N011-M019
CA3170024381 NAVAL AIR STATION LEMORE CA, LEMOORE
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
CAD070215355 DAVIS CHEMICAL CO., LOS ANGELES
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
25,130
MOUNTAIN VIEW
11,907
10,701
2
LOS ANGELES,
20,350
EL SEGUNDO
18,015
CARSON
17,647
UHITTIER
16,989
MILPITAS
14,504
MARTINEZ
12,667
406
RANCHO CORDOVA
8,873
2,645
2
CHULA VISTA
0
2,632

10,650

8,437

8,267

0
0
0

0

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

5,412

0
0

0
0
0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0

0
0
0

6,092
2,449

0

0

0

6,436
1,499
11

7,072

5,898

1.722
899
814
755
675
545
32
10

0

5,000
25,130

11,907
10,701
2

20,350

18,015

17,647

16,989

14,504

12,667
406

8,873
2,645
2

6,092
5,081

10,650

8,437

8,267

6,436
1,499
11

7,072

5,898

1,722
899
814
755
675
545
32
10

5,412

5,000
Total
Manage

29,9

25,1

22,6



20,35

18,01

17,6<

16,9*

14, 5<

13,0;


11,5;



11.1


10,

8,

8,

7,



' 7,

5,

5,








5

5

1 Quantity managed by storage only is not included.

  Note:   CBI  data are not included in this table to preserve confidentiality.

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Colorado
  Region VIII

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                                 COLORADO
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VIII
Hazardous Waste Management Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Materials and Waste
 Management
Colorado Department of Health
4210 East 11th Avenue, Room 351
Denver, CO 80220
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Mira Neumiller
Information Specialist
(303) 331-4805
Notes:    No special notes for Colorado.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     COLORADO


                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management,  1989

 Total  Number  of  RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                                  131

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Waste Generated:                                 117,347 tons
 RCRA TSD  Facilities  (excluding  storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing  only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing  only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing  waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA  TSD  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity  of RCRA  Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
    (excluding quantity  managed  in storage only)
Total RCRA TSD  Facilities:
 Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
OTHER DISPOSAL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
in RCRA Processes

                  No.  of
              facilities
                   using
      Code       method*
      M031-M039
      M041-M049
      M061
      M071-M079
      M111-M119
      M121-M129
      M132
      M137
 1
 1
 2
 2
 1
 3
 1
 1

10




Ha

On site
1,649
111
0
13,227
36
63,201
213
36
78,473
96.5 X
6
3
1
10
81,292 tons
59
zardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
Off site
0
0
2,810
0
0
9
0
0
2,818
3.5 X






Total
1,649
111
2,810
13,227
36
63,210
213
36
81,292
100X






Percent
2.0
.1
3.5
16.3
.0
77.8
.3
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      COLORADO

                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports, 1909
State

  AZ
  CA
  DC
  ID
  IL
  MD
  MT
  HE
  NH
  NV
  OK
  OR
  PA
  SO
  TX
  UT
  VA
  IM
  UY

  TOTAL
Imports
Tons



















Received
14
18
It
442
0
23
44
65
404
1
3
25
3
1
1
911
1
6
18
1,984
                                                                        Exports
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CA
  FL
  IA
  ID
  IL
  IN
  KS
  ICY
  LA
  NN
  NO
  NC
  NE
  NV
  NY
  OH
  OK
  OR
  PA
  SC
  TN
  TX
  UT
  UA
Tons Shipped

         164
       1,099
         403
         738
           2
           0
       1,445
       6,887
           3
       1,385
           4
         513
          20
         108
          33
          13
       2,698
         476
         242
       1,311
          43
       7,330
          76
          55
       5,082
       2,909
           3
                                                                TOTAL
                                                             33,044

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    COLORADO

                       TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1909

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank         Waste  Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              U
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
MOMX*
K061
FOMX*
D003
D002
DOMX*
K062
F002
D001
F003
D007
F006
F019
K051
0004
F001
U051
F005
0011
K049
0008
UOMX*
K050
D009
K052
K044
0006
POMX*
U103
F007
P001
F008
U223
P105
P015
U133
U240
U122
P030
0014
73,829
13,664
11,726
5,394
2,562
1,651
1,649
1,343
1,048
593
583
529
522
493
421
364
325
166
123
119
103
32
32
20
16
15
6
5
5
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
62.9
11.6
10.0
4.6
2.2
1.4
1.4
1.1
.9
.5
.5
.5
.4
.4
.4
.3
.3
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     COLORADO

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Nanaged,  by RCRA Nanageacnt Method,  1989
Management
Method

OTHER RECOVERY

INCINERATION

FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





STABILIZATION


OTHER TREATMENT





LANDFILL

OTHER DISPOSAL




TOTAL
                                          M132

                                          M137
                                                                    Quantity Managed
Code
M031-M039
M041-M049
M061
M071-M079
M111-M119
M121-M129
Waste Type
K062
D003
FOHX*
D001
F003
F002
MOMX*
D003
DOHX*
D002
MOMX*
F001
MOMX*
DOMX*
FOMX*
0003
in State (tons)
1,649
111
1.873
328
233
171
7.882
5,254
89
2
34
2
62,945
218
37
10
DOMX*

K044
D003
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
213

 23
 13
                                                                            81,292

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      COLORADO

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED.  1989
RANK
            EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
C07890010526
COD007057961
C00054929989
C00007069974
COD980718902
CC0980591184
CC0001 704790
COD056562085
COD007057995
COD078341658
CC0007060577
C00097665558
CQD001883164
COD060627189
COD040716458
C02210020150
COD007077175
C00076470525
COD981552466
COD081474710
COD 082657420
COD078362837
COD007D91879
COD007D92513
COD097147987
C08213820725
C00076445303
C00980953723
COT090010331
C00058158775
CODOS1222065
COD000694869
COD080395007
COD0001 09975
COD006915466
COD177307311
COD081469801
COP982587594
COD007068646
COD007061294
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY- ROCKY FLATS OF
CF&I STEEL CORPORATION PUEBLO PLANT
ADOLPH COORS COMPANY
WESTERN TANNING INC
UNOCAL PARACHUTE CREEK SHALE OIL PROJECT
OIL & SOLVENT PROCESS COMPANY
MARTIN MARIETTA ASTRONAUTICS GROUP WATER
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
SUNDSTRAND AVIATION THOMAS L MISIAK PM
KODAK COLORADO DIVISION
GREAT WESTERN INORGANICS
NCR CORPORATION
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP
CONOCO INC
ADOLPH COORS COMPANY GLASS DIVISION
HO FORT CARSON & HO 4TH INF. DIV (MECH)
KOPPERS INDUSTRIES INC (AKA BEAZERS)
SYNTEX CHEMICALS INC
METAL CONTAINER CORPORATION
ATMEL CORPORATION
SCHLAGE LOCK COMPANY
CHEMICAL & METAL INDUSTRIES*
CENTER LINE CIRCUITS INC
WESTERN FORGE CORPORATION
NTI - DOUBLE SIDED DIVISION
PUEBLO DEPOT ACTIVITY (US ARMY)
GRAPHIC PACKAGING CORPORATION
LOWRY GROUND WATER TREATMENT FACILITY
COORS BREWING COMPANY - END MANUFACTURE
STANFORD APPLIED ENGINEERING*
STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
BOULDER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY
HEWLETT-PACKARD DESKTOP COMPUTER DIV
COLORADO REFINING CO. (FORMERLY ASAMERA)
CONTINENTAL AIRLINES (FORMERLY FRONTIER)
VELIE CIRCUITS OF COLORADO INC
HANSON CONTAINER
CONTRACT APPLICATIONS INC.
BEECH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
WILKERSON CORPORATION
GOLDEN
PUEBLO
GOLDEN
DELTA
PARACHUTE
HENDERSON
LITTLETON
LOVELAND
DENVER
WINDSOR
GOLDEN
FORT COLLINS
BOULDER
COMMERCE CITY
WHEAT RIDGE
FORT CARSON
DENVER
BOULDER
WINDSOR
COLORADO SPRINGS
SECURITY
DENVER
LONGMONT
COLORADO SPRINGS
COLORADO SPRINGS
PUEBLO
BOULDER
AURORA
GOLDEN
BOULDER
LOUISVILLE
MEAD
FORT COLLINS
COMMERCE CITY
DENVER
BROOMFIELD
GRAND JUNCTION
ENGLEWOOD
BOULDER
ENGLEWOOD
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     73,504
     15.458
      7,699
      5,254
      1,716

      1,559
      1,481
      1,217
        608
        597

        595
        545
        454
        447
        441

        337
        328
        307
        279
        270

        257
        217
        197
        173
        167

        155
        141
        128
        124
        113

        110
        108
        105
        102
         98

         97
         81
         76
         59
         54

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                                               national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                            (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                             COLORADO

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1989

Rank

1



2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
C07890010526 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY-ROCKY FLATS OF, GOLDEN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
STABILIZATION M111-M119
CCD007069974 WESTERN TANNING INC., DELTA
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
COD980591184 OIL & SOLVENT PROCESS COMPANY, HENDERSON
FUEL BLENDING M061
COD007057961 CF&I STEEL CORPORATION PUEBLO PLANT, PUEBLO
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
COD082657420 SCHLAGE LOCK COMPANY, SECURITY
LANDFILL M132
C08213820725 PUEBLO DEPOT ACTIVITY (US ARMY), PUEBLO
INCINERATION M041-M049
CCD980718985 RAMP INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED, DENVER
FUEL BLENDING M061
COD007060981 ETI. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO., INC., LOWERS
OTHER DISPOSAL M137


On Site

63,191
7,973
36

5,254

0

1,649

213

111

0

36


Off Site

0
0
0

0

2,771

0

0

0

39

0


Method Total

63,191
7,973
36

5,254

2,771

1,649

213

111

39

36
Tota
Manage*

71, 2(



5.2!

2,7

1>

2

1





C02210020150 HO FORT CARSON & HO 4TH INF. DIV (MECH), FORT CARSON
OTHER TREATMENT M1 21 -Ml 29
COD048742175 HAZEN RESEARCH INC., GOLDEN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
10

0
0

9
10

9



1 Excluding quantity managed'by storage only.

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Connecticut
    Region 1

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                                CONNECTICUT
EPA Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region I
                                              RCRA Support Section
                                              Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
                                              JFK Federal Building
                                              Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection                   EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument
Address of Participating State                     Waste Planning and Standards Division
 Environmental Authority                        Department of Environmental
                                               Protection
                                              1st Floor, RoomT-1F
                                              Hartford, CT 06106
Contact Name:                                 Ms. Anne Gobin
                                              Principal Environmental Analyst
Phone:                                        (203) 566-5217
Notes:      In the State of Connecticut, Generation +  Imports exceed Management +
           Exports by 936,851 tons. This discrepancy was found to result from one site
           that pipes a large volume of wastewater off site for management in units exempt
           from RCRA permitting requirements. Since all shipments off site were included
           in the quantity generated, the results  is that the large volume of waste is
           included in the generation tally, but excluded from the  management quantity
           due to the exempt management method.

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                                  national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   CONNECTICUT

                          Table 1.   RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:
I Management. 1989

           506

     1,390,314 tons
RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
            28
             7
             3

            38

       366,215 tons


           131
Final Disposition of wastes Managed in ROM Processes
Management Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE

No. of

facilities Hi

Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M132
M133



using
method*
2
10
5
6
2
4
11
3
2
10
2
1
2
38
-

On site
0
3,356
2,491
5,206
4,185
14,793
40,543
245
123
244,397
1
553
0
315,893
86.3 X
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                                                                                  Off site
                              Total   Percent
377
100
802
47
0
20,628
11,964
0
6,152
9,880
260
0
113
50,322
13.7 X
377
3,455
3,293
5,254
4,185
35,421
52,507
245
6,276
254,276
261
553
113
366,215
100X
.1
.9
.9
1.4
1.1
9.7
14.3
.1
1.7
69.4
.1
.2
.0
100.0
'
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biemial ROtA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                {Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    CONNECTICUT

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports,  1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  CA                     4
  FC                     1
  FL                    12
  IL                    68
  IN                    69
  MA                13,869
  ND                    42
  ME                   513
  MI                     3
  MN                     2
  NC                    36
  NH                   670
  NJ                 1,633
  MY                 1,504
  OH                    13
  OK                     7
  PA                   506
  RI                 1,416
  TN                    14
  VA                   436
  VT                   433

  TOTAL             21,253
State

  AL
  AR
  DE
  FC
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  ICY
  LA
  MA
  ND
  MI
  NC
  NJ
  NV
  NY
  OH
  PA
  RI
  SC
  TN
  TX
  VA
  UV
  UY
Exports

    Tons Shipped

          10,575
             603
               1
           4,092
               4
               6
           2,714
           9,078
             140
           1,691
           5,473
             199
           2,864
           2,047
          13,206
               1
          20,521
           3,299
          17,137
           1,901
           1,191
               2
              33
          11.716
               7
               0
                                                               TOTAL
                   108,501

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                                  national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   CONNECTICUT

                       TABLE 3.  BANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1909
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
NOMX*
0002
FOMX*
F006
0007
OONX*
D003
D001
D006
0008
F002
F001
F003
F005
F009
F008
UOMX*
D005
D011
F007
K046
F019
U051
U220
U028
0009
U122
U239
U010
U121
F011
U012
P068
U188
P063
U044
0004
F004
U154
D010
925.274
271.954
47,629
35,616
35,471
15.909
14,404
13,478
9,303
4,357
3,780
3,627
3,508
2,356
821
616
438
365
321
298
177
142
90
74
65
54
49
20
13
12
11
11
10
9
8
6
5
4
3
2
66.6
19.6
3.4
2.6
2.6
1.1
1.0
1.0
.7
.3
.3
.3
.3
.2
.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by tore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   CONNECTICUT

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method,  1989

Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method
METALS RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)





SOLVENTS RECOVERY





OTHER RECOVERY





INCINERATION





ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)



FUEL BLENDING





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





SLUDGE TREATMENT




STABILIZATION





OTHER TREATMENT





LANDFILL





SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE



TOTAL                                                                      366,215
Code
M011-M019



M021-M029



M031-H039



M041-M049



M051-M059

M061



M071-M079



M101-M109


M111-M119



M121-M129



M132



N133


Uaste Type
F009
F007
D002
DOMX*
MOMX*
F001
FOMX*
D001
D002
D008
DOMX*
D006
D001
F003
MOMX*
D002
D001
F005
FOMX*
D001
F003
F005
D007
D003
F006
DOMX*
F006*
D002
D007
0006
D008
D001
F006
D002
DOMX*
MOMX*
D007
0008
DOMX*
0004
F006
F006
F009
D001
in State (tons)
204
77
55
18
2,385
556
391
69
2,490
801
1
0
2,830
1,862
463
64
3,592
593
15,663
7,988
3,286
2,423
25,092
14,720
6,002
2,767
243
1
0
1,796
951
901
769
248,351
2,245
1,451
1,163
57
51
44
38
553
108
5
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by nore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     CONNECTICUT

              TABLE 5.  RXTT LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AMD RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
CTD990672081
CTD010170363
CTD052541695
CT0072138969
CTD009717604
CTD001 168558
CTD001 144237
CT0001 147495
CTD058507740
CTD093616613
CTD001 168533
CT0001 184894
CTD001 173467
CTD001449511
CTD0014S0154
CTD018631952
CTD065529158
CTD000844332
CTD9806693S2
CTD001449784
CTD001864024
CTD001 147875
CTD001449826
CTD047551593
CTD001 162775
CTD000604488
CTD018625632
CTD089631956
CTD001 183763
CTD001 166453
CTD001 154558
CTD001 145341
CTD000844399
CTD001181148
CTD001 140862
CT0001 159730
CTD046233003
CTD042279513
CTD004533063
CTD059831479
PRATT & WHITNEY, EAST HARTFORD
THE STANLEY WORKS, INC.
CORBIN & RUSSWIN ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE
ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE RESOURCES INC
SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE OF NEW
RISDON CORP
STANADYNE AUTOMOTIVE CORP
PFIZER INC GROTON PLANT
CHANDLER EVANS DIV. OF COL TEC INDUSTRIES
ENVIRITE CORP
UPJOHN CO THE FINE CHEMICALS DIV
AMERICAN CHEMICAL & REFINING CO
AMERICAN CYANAMID CO
PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT DIV U T C
WHYCO CHROMIUM CO INC
STANLEY BOSTITCH
KAMAN AEROSPACE CORPORATION
PRATT & WHITNEY
SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT DIV OF U T C
SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT DIV OF U T C
AMERICAN CYANAMID
U N C NAVAL PRODUCTS
UN I ROYAL CHEMICAL CO INC
BRUNING A M
GILBERT & BENNETT MFG. CO.
CECOS TREATMENT CORP
G M C DELCO MORAINE NOH
EAST COAST ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
CIRCUIT WISE INC
BUELL INDUSTRIES, INC.
METAL FINISHING TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
HAMILTON STANDARD DIV OF UTC
PRATT & WHITNEY EAST HARTFORD, COLT STRE
EXIDE GROUP INC
SPIROL INTERNATIONAL CORP.
DOW CHEMICAL CO ALLYNS POINT PLANT
CT GALVANIZING CORP
KING INDUSTRIES INC
KESSLER INSTALLATION CORP
HOUNET CORPORATION NEW ENGLAND AIRCRAFT
EAST HARTFORD
NEW BRITAIN
BERLIN
UATERBURY
SOUTHINGTON
DANBURY
WINDSOR
GROTON
WEST HARTFORD
THOMASTON
NORTH HAVEN
WATERBURY
WALLINGFORD
NORTH HAVEN
THOMASTON
CLINTON
MOOSUP
SOUTHINGTON
SHELTON
STRATFORD
STAMFORD
UNCASVILLE
NAUGATUCK
GUILFORD
GEORGETOWN
BRISTOL
BRISTOL
NEW HAVEN
NORTH HAVEN
WATERBURY
FORESTVILLE
WINDSOR LOCKS
EAST HARTFORD
FAIRFIELD
DANIELSON
GALES FERRY
GLASTONBURY
NORWALK
HARTFORD
FARMINGTON
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    920, U9
    240,079
     37,606
     23,455
     15,998

     15,184
     10,164
      9,294
      6,637
      6,170

      6,163
      4,830
      4,803
      4,066
      3,295

      3,290
      2,900
      2,788
      2,760
      2,182

      2,129
      2,121
      1,848
       ,572
       ,486

       ,403
       ,329
       ,325
       ,265
       .134

      1,083
      1,024
      1,008
        970
        969

        900
        846
        831
        737
        727

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                                               National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                           CONNECTICUT

                                   TABLE 6.   FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES,  1909

Rank EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
1 CTD01 01 70363 THE STANLEY WORKS, INC., HEW BRITAIN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
2 CTD052541695 CORBIN & RUSSWIN ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE, BERLIN
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
3 CTD009717604 SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE OF NEW, SOUTHINGTON
FUEL BLENDING M061
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
4 CTD093616613 ENVIRITE CORP., THOMASTON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
5 CTD072138969 ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE RESOURCES INC., WATERBURY
STABILIZATION M111-M119
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
6 CTD021816869 UNITED OIL RECOVERY INC., MERIDEN
FUEL BLENDING M061
7 CTD001 147495 PFIZER INC GROTON PLANT, GROTON
INCINERATION M041-M049
8 CTD001 168533 UPJOHN CO THE FINE CHEMICALS 01 V., NORTH HAVEN
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
9 CTD000604488 CECOS TREATMENT CORP., BRISTOL
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
LANDFILL M132
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
INCINERATION M041-M049
FUEL BLENDING M061
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
10 CTD001 173467 AMERICAN CYANAMID CO., WALLINGFORD
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
11 CTD001 184894 AMERICAN CHEMICAL t REFINING CO., WATERBURY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
INCINERATION M041-M049
12 CTD065S29158 KAMAN AEROSPACE CORPORATION., MOOSUP
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
13 CTD089631956 EAST COAST ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, NEW HAVEN
FUEL BLENDING M061
STABILIZATION M111-M119
14 CTD001 169010 ENTHONE INC., WEST HAVEN
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
15 CTD001449826 UN I ROYAL CHEMICAL CO INC.. NAUGATUCK
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
16 CTD000845248 CT LIGHT & POWER DEVON ST., MILFORD
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129


On Site

239,300

37,386

13,610
1,439
327

0
0
0

0
0

0

5,193

2,490
2,385

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

3,477

2,790
0
0

2,539

1,183
123

0

708

697


Off Site

0

0

14,658
0
0

9,880
8,594
0

6,152
5

5,956

0

0
0

3,249
260
108
47
14
2
1

0

0
368
0

0

0
0

801

0

0


Method Total

239,300

37,386

28,268
1,439
327

9,880
8,594
0

6,152
5

5,956

5,193

2,490
2,385

3,249
260
108
47
14
2
1

3,477

2,790
368
0

2,539

1,183
123

801

708

697
Toti
Marwig

239,

37,
• »
30,



18,



6,


5,

5,

4,


3,







3

3



- 2

1








1 Excluding quantity nanaged by storage only.

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                                             National Biennial ROtA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                          (Based on 1989 Data)
  Rank  EPA ID
                                    CONNECTICUT

     TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES.  1989 (continued)

Site Name, City
          Management Method

    17  CTD990672081   PRATT & WHITNEY,  EAST  HARTFORD, EAST  HARTFORD
          SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        H021-M029
          OTHER TREATMENT                          H121-M129
          SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109
    18  CTD001H0920   WILLIAM PRYM,  INC., DAYVILLE
          SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                      M133
          SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109
          SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
    19  CTD058509712   THE ENSIGN BICKFORD CO., SIMSBURY
          OTHER TREATMENT                          H121-M129
    20  CTD001701168   ACME RIVET & MACHINE CORP.. BRISTOL
          SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109
    21   CTD060024247   MITCHELL BRADFORD CHEMICAL, MILFORD
          AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
    22  CTD000790972   DEKNATEL DIV PFIZER H.P.G., COVENTRY
          AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
    23  CTD001145341   HAMILTON STANDARD DIV OF UTC, WINDSOR LOCKS
          AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              N071-M079
    24  CTD001163237   TURBO PRODUCTS INTL INC., IVORYTON
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
          INCINERATION                            M041-M049
    25   CTD001181205   VANDERBILT CHEMICAL CORP.. BETHEL
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    26   CTD001864024   AMERICAN CYANAMID, STAMFORD
          SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
    27   CTD003935905   PRATT & WHITNEY, MIDDLETOWN
          SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
    28   CTD051320372   NORTH & JUDD INC., MIDDLETOWN
         AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
   29  CTD064834914   GAR ELECTROFORMING DIV ELECTRO, DANBURY
         AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
   30  CTD047711346  STANCHEM INC., EAST BERLIN
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
   31  CTD043211101   HIGNLINE PRODUCTS CORP., OLD SAYBROOK
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
         INCINERATION                             M041-M049
   32  CTD018695999  AEROSPACE METALS INC., HARTFORD
         METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
   33  CTD005931456  CONSERTHERM SYSTEMS, INC., SOUTH WINDSOR
         INCINERATION                             M041-M049
   34  CTD001179316  BOVANO INDUSTRIES INC., CHESHIRE
         AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
   35  CTD001453216  REMINGTON ARMS CO INC., BRIDGEPORT
         OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
   36  CTD001164599  NACDERMID INC., WATERBURY
         OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
   37  CTD001145317   ACCURATE  FORGING CORP., BRISTOL
         LANDFILL                                 M132
   38  CTD042306720   CT YANKEE HADDAM NECK PLANT, HADDAM NECK
         AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079


On Site

519
7
1

553
31
11

229

212

175

143

0

105
1

78

57

36

26

20

13

6
3

0

8

4

3

1
1

1

0


Off Site

98
0
0

0
0
0

0

0

0

0

121

0
0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0

9

0

0

0

0
0

0

0


Method Total

617
7
1

553
31
11

229

212

175

143

121

105
1

78

57

36

26

20

13

6
3

9

8

4

3

1
1

1

0
Total
Managed 1

625



595



229

212

175

143

121

107


78

57

36

26

20

13

9


9

8

4

3

3


1

0

Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Delaware
  Region III

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                                  DELAWARE
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Management
 Branch
Air and Waste Management
 Division
Department of Natural Resources
 and Environmental Control
89 Kings Highway
Post Office Box 1401
Dover, DE 19903
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Karen J'Anthony
Environmental Scientist III
(302) 739-3689
Notes:    No special notes for Delaware.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                     DEUUMRE

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and

 Total Number of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                                        .  1989

                                        59

                                    19,766 tons
RCRA TSD  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
                                     3,472 tons


                                         7
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

INCINERATION
LAND TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
Code

M041-M049
M131
No. of
facilities
using
method*
.9 1
1
1
2
-




Hazardous Waste Managed

On site
887
2,583
0
3,470
100.0 X
Quantities (tons)
Off site
0
0
1
1
.0 X

Total
888
2.583
1
3,472
100X

Percent
25.6
74.4
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                     DEUttMRE
                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  CT                     1

  TOTAL                  1
State

  AL
  AR
  FL
  GA
  a
  IH
  KY
  LA
  MD
  NI
  HC
  NJ
  MY
  OH
  PA
  SC
  TN
  TX
  WV
          Exports
Tons Shipped

         471
         138
          19
          14
         412
          40
          17
       2,774
         102
       1,295
          66
       4,048
         844
         415
       3,007
         313
           0
           1
         107
                                                               TOTAL
                    14,084

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                                National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                             (Based on  1969 Data}
                                                  DELAWARE

                     TABLE 3.  RMK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED.  1989
                                      Quantity Generated
            Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            14
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
D001
F003
KOMX*
K085
K061
D007
MONX*
FOMX*
D008
D002
IC062
OOMX*
D003
UOMX*
D009
K106
F002
F009
F007
D005
F005
K071
F001
U220
P007
U012
U226
U044
U162
U211
U122
K126
P024
D015
U213
U114
P028
U239
U151
0011
3,169
2.989
2,955
2,194
1.826
930
865
827
711
621
580
415
334
279
251
212
178
92
78
72
51
45
40
17
11
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
16.0
15.1
14.9
11.1
9.2
4.7
4.4
4.2
3.6
3.1
2.9
2.1
1.7
1.4
1.3
1.1
.9
.5
.4
.4
.3
.2
.2
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National  Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    DELMMRE

  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1969

Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code         Uaste Type   in  State (tons)
INCINERATION                              M041-M049      MOMX*                380
                                                         F003                 318
                                                         FOMX*                 76
                                                         D001                  58

LAND TREATMENT                            M131            KOMX*              2,583

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                      D008                    1
                                                         F002                    0


TOTAL                                                                       3,472
  These waste types represent waste streams that  were  characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of  the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial ICRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                      OELMMRE

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
DED002329738
DED003930807
DED041212473
DED980830400
DED002276764
DED002369205
DED980555122
DED002357408
DED004321212
DED042263764
DED003913266
DED 060058062
DED131873853
DED002342020
DED982574576
DED002341287
DED001315647
DED002353092
DED 060074291
DED003930799
DED980827919
DED 064370992
DED980551667
DED069877611
DED981 113681
DED980829808
DED021957444
DED981743065
DED000820399
DED069876795
DED073750796
DE8570024010
DED033665621
DED002348845
DED069032613
DED981944861
DED980537781
DED048044820
DED000820704
DED054719851
STAR ENTERPRISE DELAWARE CITY REFINERY
DUPONT EXPERIMENTAL STATION
STANDARD CHLORINE OF DELAWARE INC
CIBA-GEIGY CORP
CITISTEEL USA INC
GM BOC WILMINGTON PLANT
DUPONT HOLLY RUN SITE
CHRYSLER CORP
FORBES STEEL & WIRE CORP
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC
OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
WILMINGTON MAINTENANCE FACILITY
TRIPLE C RAILCAR SVC INC
ICI AMERICAS INC ALLAS POINT SITE
ICI MOLDED CIRCUIT BOARD PLANT
WILMINGTON CHEMICAL CORP
HERCULES RESEARCH CENTER
JOHNSON-CONTROLS INC
PPG INDUSTRIES
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC
ALLOY SURFACED COMAPNY INC
DUPONT STINE-HASKELL RESEARCH CTR
AKZO CHEMICALS INC
LANXIDE CORP.
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS WILLOW BANK PLANT
E.I. DUPONT CO-WILMINGTON SHOPS
MFG JUSTIN TANKS, INC
L.D.CAULK DIVISION OF DENTSPLY INT'L
ICI AMERICAS INC
JAMES RIVER CORP
DELAWARE TERMINAL COMPANY
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE
ILC DOVER INC
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC
DELAWARE STORAGE & PIPELINE CO
CHRISTINA LABORATORY
CAMDEL METALS CORP
KAUMAGRAPH CORP.
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
NANTICOKE HOMES INC
DELAWARE CITY
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE CITY
NEWPORT
CLAYMONT
WILMINGTON
NEWPORT
NEWARK
WILMINGTON
GLASGOW
DELAWARE CITY
WILMINGTON
EDGEMOOR YARD
NEW CASTLE
NEWARK
NEW CASTLE
WILMINGTON
MIDDLETOWN
CHESWOLD
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON
NEWARK
DELAWARE CITY
NEWARK
NEW PORT
WILMINGTON
GEORGETOWN
MILFORD
WILMINGTON
NEW CASTLE
WILMINGTON
DOVER
FREDERICA
SEAFORD
LITTLE CREEK
WILMINGTON
CAMDEN
WILMINGTON
NEWARK
GREENWOOD
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S.  TONS)

      3,533
      2,514
      2,47-4
      2,072
      1,876

      1,667
        850
        695
        583
        435

        402
        356
        273
        199
        181

        172
        159
        152
        121
        92

        84
        84
        74
        70
        69

        49
        46
        39
        36
        35

        30
        23
        23
        23
        23

        21
        20
        20
        20
        19

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                                               National  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                            DEUUMRE

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES,  1989


                                                                                                                          Tota
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City                                                                                  Manage
           Management Method                                           On Site          Off Site      Method Total

      1  DED002329738  STAR ENTERPRISE DELAWARE CITY  REFINERY, DELAWARE CITY                                               2.5
           LAND TREATMENT                          M131                  2,583                 0              2,583
      2  DED003930807  DUPONT EXPERIMENTAL STATION, WILMINGTON                                                              88
           INCINERATION                            M041-M049               887                 0               888
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                               0                 1                  1
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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District of Columbia
       Region Hi

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                            DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA  19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
Customized
 Report
Hazardous Waste
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Section
Environmental Control Division
Housing and Environmental
 Regulation
Department of Consumer and
 Regulatory Affairs
2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue,
 S.E.
Suite 203
Washington, D.C. 20020
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Mark Hughes
Environmental Chemist
(202)404-1167
Notes:     The District of Columbia does not have any TSD facilities, therefore waste
          management data were not calculated.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on  1989 Data)
                                              DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

                         Table  1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1989

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                                   11

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                                   2,357 tons


RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site                                0
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site                               0
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site                        0

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):                      0

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:                   0  tons
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:                                                          0


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

                                                      No.  of
                                                  facilities              Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                       using                 Quantities  (tons)
Management Method                         Code       method*       On site       Off site           Total  Percent

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                                  National  Biennial RCRA  Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                              DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

                             TABLE 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports,  1989

      laports                                                         Exports

State  Tons Received                                          State       Tons Shipped
                   0                                          AR                    24
                                                              FL                     4
TOTAL              0                                          GA                     5
                                                              IL                     3
                                                              MA                     0
                                                              MD                 1,732
                                                              MI                     7
                                                              NC                     0
                                                              NJ                    20
                                                              NY                     5
                                                              OH                    57
                                                              PA                    14
                                                              SC                   460
                                                              TN                     2
                                                              VA                    76

                                                              TOTAL              2,409

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                              DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED. 19B9

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Haste Type         (tons)        Percentage
               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              34
              35
F001
0008
D001
MOMX*
DOMX*
FOMX*
F002
D002
F003
D007
F005
U121
D011
D009
D003
D005
U211
U044
P106
U220
U122
D004
U061
U188
U154
UOHX*
U108
U219
U246
U190
U223
U012
P098
U003
U133
P042
1,534
397
246
61
59
18
16
15
3
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
65.1
16.8
10.5
2.6
2.5
.8
.7
.6
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by awe than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                             National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                        (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                        DISTRICT OF COLUBIA

  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989
This table Is  not  applicable  because the State did not  manage any hazardous waste
                                         during  1989.

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                                    national  Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
RANK
                                                DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AM) RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
DCD000819516
DC2200907812
DCD981737422
DCD003245768
DCD980555643
DCD003238193
DC8170024311
DC8470000086
DC4040005031
DCD024231896
PEPCO -BENNING GENERATING STATION
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY
WASHINGTON METRO. AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY
WASHINGTON POST - NORTHWEST PLANT
WASHINGTON METRO. AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY
WASHINGTON POST - SOUTHEAST PLANT
NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
DISTRICT FUR CLEANING CO
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
UASHINGTION
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
                                    TOTAL
                                  GENERATED
                                 (U.S. TONS)

                                       1,535
                                         493
                                          91
                                          72
                                          55

                                          23
                                          21
                                          21
                                          17
                                          15
  11    004210021156  WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER
WASHINGTON
                                                                                                         13

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                             National  Biennial KCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                        (Based on 1989 Data)
                                       DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

                      TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES,  1989
This table Is  not applicable because  the State did not manage any hazardous wast
                                         during 1989.

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Florida
 Region IV

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                                    FLORIDA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste Programs
 Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Compliance and Enforcement
 Section
Hazardous Waste Regulation
Department of Environmental
 Regulation
2600 Blairstone Road, Suite 438-D
Tallahassee, FL 32399-2400
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Mike Redig
Environmental Manager
(904)488-0300
Notes:   No special notes for Florida.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                     FLORIDA

                          Table 1.   RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generation and

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:
                                        , 1989

                                       368

                                   411,832 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
                                        10
                                         5
                                         1

                                        16

                                   359,733 tons


                                        22
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

OTHER TREATMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
Code

M121-M129
M134
No. of
facilities
using
method*
19 10
1
6
16
Hazardous Uaste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site Off site Total
18,130
320,134
0
338,264
94.0 X
0
0
21,468
21,468
6.0 X
18,130
320.134
21,468
359,733
100X
Percent
5.0
89.0
6.0
100.0
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                      FLORIDA
                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
State
  AL
  GA
  LA
  SC

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

               0
          11,408
           4,776
              45
             388

          16,617
State

  AL
  AR
  CT
  GA
  IL
  IN
  ICY
  LA
  MA
  MD
  MI
  MO
  NC
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  OR
  PA
  RI
  SC
  TN
  TX
  UT
                                                                        Exports
Tons Shipped

      19,474
         500
          21
       2,198
         609
         206
         101
       7,220
           0
           0
         973
           2
         337
         449
         238
         796
           7
       9,432
           7
      16,151
       1,815
         359
          18
                                                                TOTAL
                                                                       60,915

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                                National  Biennial  ROM  Hazardous Uaste Report
                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   FLORIDA

                     TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS UASTES GENERATED,  1989
                                      Quantity Generated
           Rank         Waste  Type          (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            14
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
D002
LABP
D001
K061
D006
F006
D008
F003
F002
F001
0007
F019
F005
P078
D009
D003
U239
F007
U147
001 1
U210
D005
D004
D016
U036
U080
D010
U122
D013
F008
U016
U154
U226
F009
U134
U019
U121
P050
U133
U044
341,109
22,383
12,805
11,133
8,268
3,050
2,468
2,417
2,316
1,811
1,381
1,019
702
243
112
99
82
73
68
46
26
24
23
16
18
17
9
8
7
6
6
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
82.8
5.4
3.1
2.7
2.0
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
<0.05
0.05
<0.05
0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.05
0.05
O.05
O.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
0.05
O.05
O.05
O.05
0.05
O.05
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  Hati one I  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     FLORIDA

  Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by ROW Nanagewnt Method, 1989

Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code         Waste Type   in State (tons)
OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129      D002               17,460
                                                         LABP                 327
                                                         D007                 309
                                                         D001                  30

UNDERGROUND INJECTION                     M134           D002             320,134

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                      LABP               19,920
                                                         F003                 734
                                                         0001                 528
                                                         0006                 189


TOTAL                                                                     359,733
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National  Biemial RCRA Hazardous UMte Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                       FLORIDA
              TABLE 5.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE  GENERATORS AMD RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
FLD004106811
FLD057231821
FLD083812537
FLD980729610
FLD043860451
FLD980842207
FLD095565206
FLD000814434
FLD980847271
FLD980847214
FL6170024412
FLD000776708
FLD984166942
FLD004092839
FLD000602334
FLD097837983
FLD981474802
FLD982106775
FLD065912966
FLD980840086
FLD095558466
FLD069145019
FLD004073177
FLD065885931
FL6800014585
FLD061993606
FLD000776716
FLD000776773
FLD980602734
FLD001447952
FLD161 150446
FL9170024567
FLD981469612
FLD004065470
FL2800016121
FLD981475049
FLD047966593
FLD059859587
FLD047096524
FLD004117677
KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL CO
AMERICAN CYANAMID CO INC
FLORIDA STEEL CORP
TRICIL RECOVERY SERVICE
GATES ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
FLORIDA DER WASTE CLEANUP
REICHOLD CHEMICALS INC
FLORIDA STEEL CORP
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-163-01
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-079-01
USNAS JACKSONVILLE
CHEMICAL WASTE MGT POMPANO
UNC RECLAMATION INC
GULF COAST RECYCLING INC
HARRIS SEMICONDUCTOR DIW
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-130-01
GSX SERVICES
FAME PLASTICS INC
ADVANCED QUICK CIRCUITS
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-097-02
PEC VIKTRON
NORTHERN TELECOM ELECTRONICS
AERO CORP
METAL CONTAINER CORP
USNASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER
MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-163-02
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-079-02
RESOURCE RECOVERY OF AMERICA
UNITED TECHNOLOGIES
METALPLATE GALVANIZING INC
USN NAVY PUBLIC WORKS CENTER
FLORIDA DER AMNESTY DAYS
WALT DISNEY WORLD CO
USAF CAPE CANAVERAL
CONNECTRONICS INC
MARTIN ELECTRONICS INC
VISION EASE
OLIN CORP
PERKO INC
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HAGUE

TALLAHASSEE
PENSACOLA
TAMPA
TAMPA
ORANGE PARK

JACKSONVILLE
POMPANO BEACH
MULBERRY
TAMPA
PALM BAY

ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
PINELLAS PARK
DAYTONA BEACH
MELBOURNE
MIAMI

ORLANDO
WEST PALM BEACH
LAKE CITY
JACKSONVILLE
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER

OCALA
PORT CHARLOTTE
TALLAHASSEE
MULBERRY
JUPITER

JACKSONVILLE
PENSACOLA
TALLAHASSEE
BAY LAKE
CAPE CANAVERAL

FORT LAUDERDALE
PERRY
FORT LAUDERDALE
ST MARKS
MIAMI
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    320,134
     17,427
      8,312
      7,462
      6,597

      4,077
      3,207
      2,938
      2,283
      1,884

      1,648
      1,646
      1,476
      1,387
      1,309

      1,241
        965
        961
        951
        864

        790
        788
        772
        696
        672

        643
        610
        600
        567
        510

        504
        471
        442
        421
        408

        400
        398
        337
        326
        287

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                                               National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             FLORIDA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORU LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989
    Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City
                   Management Method
      1  FL0004106811  KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL CORP., MULBERRY
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      2  FLD000737312  OLDOVER CORP., GREEN COVE SPRINGS
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
      3  FLD057231821  AMERICAN CYANAMID CO INC., MILTON
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      4  FLD981750706  MATRIX RECOVERY SYSTEMS INC., UILLISTON
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
      5  FLD047096524  OL1N CORP., ST MARKS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      6  FLD047966593  MARTIN ELECTRONICS INC., PERRY
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      7  FLD984166942  UNC RECLAMATION INC., MULBERRY
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
      8  FLD004092839  GULF COAST RECYCLING INC., TAMPA
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
      9  FLD099694572  ABB POWER DISTRIBUTION INC., SANFORD
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     10  FLD001447952  UNITED TECHNOLOGIES, JUPITER
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     11  FLD004104105  HONEYWELL INC., CLEARWATER
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     12  FL61700229S2  USN BOCA CHICA, KEY WEST
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     13  FL8572128587  USAF AVON PARK, AVON PARK
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
     14  FL2800016121  USAF CAPE CANAVERAL, CAPE CANAVERAL
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
     15  FL6890090008  USDOE PINELLAS PLANT, LARGO
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     16  FLD064824030  MCDONNELL DOUGLAS MISSILE SYSTEMS, TITUSVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129

On Site
320,134
0
17,427
0
315
309
0
0
49
16
10
5
0
0
0
0
0

Off Site
0
20,562
0
655
0
0
189
62
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0

Method
320,134
20,562
17,427
655
315
309
189
62
49
16
10
5
1
0
0
0
0
T
Mans
Total
320
20
17













1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Georgia
  Region IV

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                                   GEORGIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste Programs
 Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Georgia Department of Natural
 Resources
Land Protection Branch
205 Butler Street, S.E.
East Tower, Room 1154
Atlanta, GA 30334
Contact Name:
Phone:
Mr. Jack C. Booker, Jr.
(404)656-2833
Notes:   No special notes for Georgia.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     GEORGIA

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generation and

 Total Number of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of  Regulated Uaste Generated:
                       378

                 2,615,210 tons
RCRA TSO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only  facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated  on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated  off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both  on and off site

Total RCRA TSO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity  of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSO  Facilities:
                        17
                         3
                         4

                        24

                 2,551,209 tons


                        57
 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
            No. of
        facilities
             using
Code       method*
M021-M029
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M091-M099
M101-M109
M1 11 -Ml 19
M121-M129
M133

2
3
3
4
5
1
3
3
7
1
2
                                                                          Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
24
  On site

        0
   11,779
    2,044
      114
  234,190
  109,759
    6,666
   14,032
2,150,765
      861
        0

2,530,209
   99.2 X
Off site

   6,862
       0
       0
  11,397
       0
       0
       0
     905
   1,835
       0
       1

  20,999
    .8 X
                                          Total  Percent
6,862
11,779
2,044
11,511
234,190
109,759
6,666
14,936
2,152,599
861
1
2,551,209
100%
.3
.5
.1
.5
9.2
4.3
.3
.6
84.4
.0
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      GEORGIA

                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                 1,993
  AR                   712
  AZ                     8
  CA                    80
  CT                     5
  DC                     9
  DE                    51
  FL                 3,645
  IA                    24
  IL                    34
  IN                   890
  KS                   314
  KY                   161
  LA                    37
  MA                    96
  HD                 1,275
  ME                     5
  MI                   632
  MN                     2
  MO                    66
  MS                   119
  NC                 1,601
  HE                     7
  NJ                   446
  NM                     8
  NV                     3
  NY                   167
  OH                 1,109
  OK                     8
  OR                     2
  PA                   620
  PR                    20
  RI                     0
  SC                 2,182
  TN                 1,220
  TX                   116
  UT                     3
  VA                   388
  UI                     0
  WV                   131
                                                                        Exports
                                          State

                                            AL
                                            AR
                                            FL
                                            IL
                                            IN
                                            KS
                                            ICY
                                            LA
                                            HD
                                            MI
                                            MO
                                            NC
                                            NE
                                            NJ
                                            NY
                                            OH
                                            OK
                                            OR
                                            PA
                                            RI
                                            SC
                                            TN
                                            TX
                                            UT

                                            TOTAL
Tons Shipped

      40,290
       1,477
       6,170
         464
         101
       1,050
         492
       3,517
           3
       1,436
         233
       3,217
         447
         991
           5
       1,199
          86
          95
       8,821
          18
      14,361
       3,155
       1,816
          15

      89,459
  TOTAL
18,188

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                                  National Biennial ROW  Hazardous (taste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    GEORGIA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40  LARGEST  HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank          Waste  Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
             26
             27
             28
             29
             30
             31
             32
             33
             34
             35
             36
             37
             38
             39
             40
FOMX*
0006
MOMX«
F006
D005
K061
DOMX*
D001
D002
K001
F003
D008
D007
0009
F005
F001
F002
U154
P070
F019
K071
K106
U151
UOHX*
U080
F009
F008
U051
U220
U188
0003
U147
P066
K086
K036
F011
U159
U165
U162
U210
2,161,521
235,681
145,401
16,733
12,877
12,378
9,878
5,062
3,397
3,041
2,084
1,568
1,220
916
747
671
553
312
297
164
161
101
76
60
52
42
38
32
30
19
17
16
16
10
6
5
4
4
3
2
82.7
9.0
5.6
.6
.5
.5
.4
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by «ore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                 National iiemial KM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    GEORGIA

  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROW Hazardous Uaste Managed, by ROW Management Method, 1989

Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY





INCINERATION




ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)




FUEL BLENDING





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT

SLUDGE TREATMENT




STABILIZATION





OTHER TREATMENT





SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TOTAL                                                                   2,551,209
Code
M021-M029
N041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M133

Uaste Type
MOMX*
F002
F001
D001
MOMX*
DOMX*
D003
MOMX*
D001
DOMX*
MOMX*
D001
F003
FOMX*
D006
D007
D009
DOMX*
MOMX*
F006
DOMX*
D007
D005
K001
DOMX*
D001
FOMX*
K061
F002
D002
K001
DOMX*
F003
F002
D002
in State (tons)
4,747
992
461
431
10,363
1,416
1
1,800
204
40
3,970
2,779
2,424
1,328
233,815
297
77
0
109,759
6,187
438
41
12,854
1,212
242
240
2,150,764
1,731
74
11
861
1
0
0
0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by mre than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   national Biemial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      GEORGIA

              TABLE 5.   FORTY  LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
GAD003324985
GAD063152573
GAD006924872
GA8570024606
GAD003275468
GAD039046800
GAD003326477
GAD030059182
GAD096629282
GAD093380814
GAD033582461
GAD075876623
GAD990740714
GA0084823301
GAD003323805
GAD051011609
GAD003310810
GAD095811162
GAD033842S43
GAD042869057
GAD099303182
GAD109263467
GA1570024330
GAD003305307
GAD030035356
GAD080107873
GAD084914787
GAD980726491
GAD003299526
GAD980729974
GA0045929643
GAD980711816
GAD003274545
GAD990741092
GAD008966400
GAD981024458
GAD048708044
GAD003302064
GAD000814541
GA0046901427
MERCK & CO INC
SAFT AMERICAN INC
DELTA AIR LINES INC
LOCKEED-GEORGIA CO USAF PLT #6
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CORP
SEARLE G D & CO
ATLANTIC STEEL CO
ATLANTIC STEEL CO-CARTERSVILLE
OHM RESOURCE RECOVERY CORP
CHEMICAL CONSERVATION OF GEORGIA, INC.
ALTERNATE ENERGY RESOURCES, INC.
PPG INDUSTRIES INC - EAST POINT
ARIVEC CHEMICALS INC
CARGILL INC/CHEM PROD DIV
MEREDITH WILLIAM C CO INC
DSM CHEMICALS NORTH AMERICA, INC.
GENERAL MOTORS ASMBLY DIV DORAVILLE PT
PHOTOCIRCUITS-ATLANTA INC
TRI -STATE STEEL DRUM CO INC
SHERUIN WILLIAMS CO - MORROW
LCP CHEMICALS - GEORGIA INC
EMPAK INC
USAF ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE
FORD MOTOR CO/ATLANTA ASSEMBLY PLT
RHONE-POULENC AG CO
DAVIDSON EXTERIOR TRIM TEXTRON
ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES INC - PT WENT
NORAMCO INC
UNION CAMP CORP - VALDOSTA
BLUE BIRD BODY COMPANY
DOW CHEMICAL CO
PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT MFC DIV
PRINTPACK INC - ATLANTA
HENKEL CORP
AMERCORD INC
GEORGIA GALVANIZING
BOYLE-MIDWAY INC
E-Z GO DIVISION TEXTRON INC
SOUTHWIRE CO COPPER DIV
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY - ATLANTA
ALBANY
VALDOSTA
ATLANTA
MARIETTA
CARTERSVILLE
AUGUSTA
ATLANTA
CARTERSVILLE
MORROW
VALDOSTA
AUGUSTA
EAST POINT
DOUGLASVILLE
FOREST PARK
EAST POINT
AUGUSTA
DORAVILLE
PEACHTREE CITY
GRAYSVILLE
MORROW
BRUNSWICK
FITZGERALD
WARNER ROBINS
HAPEVILLE
WOODBINE
AMERICUS
PORT WENTWORTH
ATHENS
VALDOSTA
FORT VALLEY
DALTON
COLUMBUS
ATLANTA
CEDARTOUN
LUMBER CITY
CLAXTON
ATLANTA
AUGUSTA
CARROLLTON
ATLANTA
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

  2,153,083
    234,425
    111,897
     15,279
     12,820

     10,455
      6,802
      5,608
      5,472
      5,321

      3,806
      3,260
      3,194
      2,534
      2,140

      1,820
      1,795
      1,648
      1,626
      1,205

        937
        851
        810
        670
        670

        614
        609
        597
        588
        554

        551
        500
        491
        463
        453

        438
        424
        414
        402
        396

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                                               National Biennial RdtA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             GEORGIA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1989
                                                                                                                          Tot
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Manas
           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

      1  GAD003324985  MERCK & CO INC., ALBANY                                                                         2,150,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129         2,150,760                 0         2.150,760
      2  GAD063152573  SAFT AMERICAN INC., VALDOSTA                                                                      234,
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079           233,815                 0           233,815
           SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109               438                 0               438
      3  GAD006924872  DELTA AIR LINES INC., ATLANTA                                                                     109,
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099           109,759                 0           109,759
      4  GAD003275468  CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CORP., CARTERSVILLE                                                              12,
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119            12,819                 0            12,819
      5  GAD039046800  SEARLE G D & CO., AUGUSTA                                                                          10,
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049            10,363                 0            10,363
      6  GA8570024606  LOOCEED-GEORGIA CO USAF PLT *6, MARIETTA                                                            6,
           SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109             6,187                 0             6,187
      7  GAD990740714  ARIVEC CHEMICALS INC., DOUGLASVILLE                                                                 5,
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                 0             5,654             5,654
      8  GAD093380814  CHEMICAL CONSERVATION OF GEORGIA, INC., VALDOSTA                                                    5
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                      0             4,228             4,228
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                 0             1,208             1,208
      9  GAD096629282  OHM RESOURCE RECOVERY CORP., MORROW                                                                 4
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                      0             3,283             3,283
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119                 0               905               905
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0                23                23
     10  GAD033582461  ALTERNATE ENERGY RESOURCES, INC., AUGUSTA                                                           3
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                    103             3,298             3,401
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0                81                81
     11  GAD003323805  MEREDITH WILLIAM C CO INC., EAST POINT                                                              2
           STABILIZATION                            M111-N119             1,212                 0             1,212
           SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                      M133                    861                 0               861
     12  GAD051011609  DSM CHEMICALS NORTH AMERICA, INC., AUGUSTA                                                          1
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059             1,800                 0             1,800
     13  GADMgSyW?  TRI CHEM CORPORATION, ATLANTA                                                                       1
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129                 0             1,731             1,731
     14  GAD084823301  CARGILL INC/CHEM PROD DIV., FOREST PARK                                                             1
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049             1,416                 0             1,416
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-N059                40                 0                40
     15  GAD033842543  TRI-STATE STEEL DRUM CO INC., GRAYSVILLE
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                     11               588               599     -
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                0                 1                 1
     16  GAD003302064  E-Z GO DIVISION TEXTRON INC., AUGUSTA
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079               297                 0               297
           SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109                41                 0                41
     17  GAD003275252  UNION CAMP CORP - SAVANNAH, SAVANNAH
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059               204                 0               204
     18  GAD099303182  LCP CHEMICALS • GEORGIA INC., BRUNSWICK
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                77                 0                77
     19  GA9210020872  USA FORT STEUART-HQ 24TH INF. DIV (M), FORT STEWART
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 303
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                000
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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                                            National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                         (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          GEORGIA

                         TABLE 6.   FORTY  LARGEST  RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE  FACILITIES.  1909 (continued)
                                                                                                                        Total
 Rank  EPA  ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Managed  1

        Management Method                                            On Site           Off  Site      Method Total
  20  GAD073460941  UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS                                                                            2
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 202
  21  GA0570024109  USAF MOODY AIR FORCE BASE/GA TAC, VALDOSTA                                                               1
        INCINERATION                             M041-M049                 1                 0                  1
  22  GAD075942706  GENERAL MOTORS DELCO REMY DIV., FITZGERALD                                                               0
        AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 000
  23  GA4170090001  USN NAVAL SUBMARINE SUPPORT BASE, ICINGS BAY                                                              0
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 000
  24  GAD097392971  NORTHWEST AIRLINES, ATLANTA                                                                              0
        AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 000
xcluding quantity managed by storage only.

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      0)

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                                  National  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                      GUAM

                         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1989

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                                   10

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                                      573 tons


RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site                                0
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site                               0
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site                        0

Total RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):                      0

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:                   0 tons
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA ISO Facilities:                                                         1

Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

                                                      No.  of
                                                  facilities              Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                       using                 Quantities (tons)
Management Method                         Code       method*        On site       Off site          Total  Perce

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Iteste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                        OMN

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports,  1989

        laports                                                         Exports

State    Tons Received                                         State       Tons Shipped

                     0                                         CA                    18
                                                               HI                   185
  TOTAL              0
                                                               TOTAL                203

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              
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                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                          (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 GUAM

    Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Haste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989
This table  is  not  applicable  because  the  State did not manage  any  hazardous waste
during  1989.

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                                    National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
RANK
              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AMD  RCRA QUANTITY  GENERATED.  1989
EPAID
                      SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
GU6170027316
GU0170027320
GU5170022680
GU4170027334
GU71 70027323
GU4170090027
GU6571999519
GU0170090013
GUD982469462
GU01 70090021
DRNO GUAM
U.S. NAVAL AIR STATION
US NAVY PUBLIC WORKS CENTER -GUAM
US NAVAL SHIP REPAIR FACILITY
US NAVAL STATION GUAM
US NAVAL SUPPLY DEPOT
ANDERSEN AFB
USN MAGAZINE GUAM
GUAM MEM. HOSP. AUTHORITY
USN COMMUNICATIONS AREA MASTER STA.
                                                          WEST
CITY

NAVAL STATION
AGANA, GUAM
SUMAY
AGANA
APRA HARBOR

NAVAL STATION
YIGO
SANTA RITA
TAMUNING
FINEGAYAN
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

        203
        152
         94
         40
         33

         32
         19
          1
          0
          0

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                            National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                       (Based on 1989 Data)
                                             GUAM


                      TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1909
This  table  is not applicable  because the  State did not  manage any  hazardous waste
                                        during 1989.

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Hawaii
 Region IX

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                                     HAWAII
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mail Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Solid and Hazardous Waste
Department of Health Division
5 Waterfront Plaza, Suite 250
500 Ala Moana Boulevard
Honolulu, HI  96813
Contact Name:
Phone:
Mr. Greg McCartney
     586-4374
Notes:     CBI data have been included in Tables 1,2, and 3; CBI data are not included in
           Table 4; CBI data are excluded from Tables 5 and 6 to preserve confidentiality.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1999 Data)
                                                       HAWAII

                           Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
   28

2,149 tons
  RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
     Facilities managing only waste generated on site
     Facilities managing only waste generated off site
     Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

  Total  RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

  Total  Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD  units:
     (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

  Total  RCRA TSD Facilities:
    2
    1
    1

    4

  803 tons


   22
  Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
  Management Method
  INCINERATION
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC  TREATMENT
  OTHER  TREATMENT
  LAND TREATMENT

        TOTAL
        PERCENTAGE

No. of
facilities

Code
M041-M049
M071-M079
M121-M129
M131


using
method*
1
2
1
1
4
-




Hazardous Waste Managed

On site
0
32
2
420
454
56.6 X
Quantities (tons)
Off site
1
313
35
0
349
43.4 X

Total
1
344
37
420
803
100X

Percent
.2
42.9
4.6
52.3
100.0
-
 •Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biemial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Baud on 1989 Data)
                                                      HA1MII

                              TABLE 2. ROW Hazardous Waste laports and Exports, 1989

        laports                                                       Exports

State    Tons Received                                       State         Tons Shipped

 GU                149                                         CA                   329
                                                              FC                   554
  TOTAL            149                                         FL                     3
                                                              KS                   132
                                                              ID                   206
                                                              HV                     2
                                                              OR                     7
                                                              TX                   163
                                                              UA                   53

                                                              TOTAL              1.449

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                                 National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     HAWAII

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED. 1989

                                       Quantity Generated
             Rank         Waste Type         (tons)         Percentage

              1
              2
              3
              4
              5
              6
              7
              8
              9
             10
             11
             12
             13
             14
             15
             15
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
             17
OOMX*
MOMX*
0001
D003
F006
D002
F002
FOMX*
D008
F005
K052
0007
F001
UOMX*
K050
U226
0006
D009
K051
F004
U220
F003
P042
0013
U227
U122
P104
U058
U201
0005
P073
DOW
P057
U036
U075
U129
U151
U188
U223
U228
1,057
519
159
85
83
74
56
45
31
13
11
10
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
49.2
24.2
7.4
4.0
3.9
3.4
2.6
2.1
1.4
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  byr More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                              CBased on 1989 Data)
                                                     HMWII

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method
INCINERATION

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





OTHER TREATMENT


LAND TREATMENT
TOTAL                                                                         803
Code 1
M041-M049
M071-M079
M121-M129
M131
taste Type in S
D001
F006
DOCK
D007
DOMX*
D008
D002
MOMX*
K051
tatc (tons)
1
108
104
97
30
24
13
420
0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

  Note:  CBI data are not included in this table.

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                                   national  Biennial  MSA  Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
RANK
                                                      HAWAII

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND ROM QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
           EPAIO
                     SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
HI6170024339
HID981581788
HIT160010005
HI1 170024334
HI9170090006
HI6170022762
HI 1170024326
H1D981990104
HI3210022239
HI6170024719
HI 1170024342
HID981990047
H 18570028722
HI8170090007
HID056786395
HID981651698
HID087190542
HI 0570090027
HID009198797
HIT160010047
HI2170090052
HID981424385
HI9210022241
HI6214522207
HID980735443
PEARL HARBOR NAVAL SHIPYARD
HAWAIIAN WESTERN STEEL LIMITED
CHEVRON U.S.A. INC.
NAVY PUBLIC WORKS CENTER
NAVAL MAGAZINE LUALUALEI
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
NAVAL AIR STATION BARBERS POINT, HI 9686
MTL, INC. - CLYDE CALHOUN, SUPT.
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS
PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY HAWAIIAN
NAVAL SUPPLY CENTER
MTL, INC. - JAMES MUNEOKA, SUPT.
USAF HDQTRS. 15TH AIR BASE WING
SHORE INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE
HAWAIIAN INDEPENDENT REFINERY, INC.
PACIFIC MACHINERY
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII-MANOA CAMPUS
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE HDQTRS 15TH AIR
HONOLULU WOOD TREATING CO., LTD.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
CAMP H M SMITH
DOLE PACKAGED FOODS COMPANY DOLE I WILE I
TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER TRIPLER AMC
FORT SHAFTER
PACIFIC RESOURCES TERMINALS, INC.
PEARL HARBOR
EWA
EWA BEACH
PEARL HARBOR
LUALUALEI
KANEOHE BAY
BARBERS POINT
AIEA
WAHIAWA
KEKAHA
PEARL HARBOR
HONOLULU
HICKAM AFB
PEARL HARBOR
EWA BEACH
WAIPAHU
HONOLULU
WHEELER AIR FORCE BASE
EWA BEACH
HONOLULU
CAMP SMITH
HONOLULU
HONOLULU
HONOLULU
HONOLULU
 26    HI3170090002  DRMO HAWAII                               PEARL CITY

   Note:   CBI data  are not Included  in this table to preserve confidentiality.
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

        609
        554
        427
        100
         86

         55
         53
         46
         37
         34

         23
         22
         13
         12
         10

          9
          8
          8
          7
          7

          4
          4
          2
          1
          1

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                                               National  Biennial  ROtA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             HAWAII

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS WASTE  FACILITIES,  1909
   Rank  EPA ID
Site Name, City
  Management Method

HIT160010005  CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., EWA BEACH
  LAND TREATMENT                           M131
HI1170024334  NAVY PUBLIC WORKS CENTER, PEARL HARBOR
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
HI6170024719  PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY HAWAIIAN,  KEKAHA
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
HI7210022227  ORDINANCE DISPOSAL AREA MAKUA MILITARY R, WAIANAE
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
                                                                       On Site
                                                                           420

                                                                             2
                                                                             2

                                                                            30
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

  Note:   CBI data are not included in this table to preserve  confidentiality.
                                                                  Off Site
                                                                       313
                                                                        35

                                                                         0

                                                                         1
Method Total


         420

         314
          37

          30

           1
                   Tot
                 Manag

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Idaho
Region X

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                                     IDAHO
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region X
                                               Waste Management Branch
                                               Mail Stop HW-112
                                               1200 6th Avenue
                                               Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection                    EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument:
Address of Participating State                     Division of Environmental Quality
 Environmental Authority                         Department of Health and Welfare
                                               1410 North Hilton, Second Floor
                                               Boise, ID  83706-1253
Contact Name:                                  Mr. Chris Pickens
Phone:                                         (208) 334-5879
Notes:     CBI data have been included in Tables 1,2, and 3; CBI data are not included in
           Table 4; CBI data are excluded from Tables 5 and 6 to preserve confidentiality.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      IDAHO

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation

 Total  Number of  RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Waste Generated:
   INanageaent,  1989

              20

          15,062 tons
 RCRA  ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only  facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated  on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated  off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both  on and off site

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
          45,951 tons
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method

INCINERATION
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
            No. of
        facilities
             using
Code       Method*
      Hazardous Waste Managed
         Quantities (tons)
On site       Off site
Total  Percent
M041-M049
M111-M119
M121-M129
M132


1
2
1
1
2
-
0
117
1,456
1,311
2,884
6.3 X
2
0
0
43,065
43,067
93.7*
2
117
1,456
44,376
45,951
100*
.0
.3
3.2
96.6
100.0
-
"Column May not sum to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report

                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                       IDAHO

                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
State

  AK
  AZ
  CA
  CO
  HI
  IL
  KS
  NO
  MT
  NO
  NJ
  NM
  NV
  OR
  SO
  UT
  UA
  UI
  UY
laports

   Tons Received

              55
             103
          23,581
           1,480
             192
               2
              43
             135
             383
           2,361
              10
               3
             105
             207
               6
           2,866
           5,114
               5
             872
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CA
  CO
  IL
  OR
  TX
  UT
  UA

  TOTAL
                                                                        Exports

                                                                            Tons Shipped
   10
   15
  198
  532
  497
    3
   65
    2
  163
   95

1,579
  TOTAL
          37,524

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Iteste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      IDAHO

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ODER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED. 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              10
              12
              13
              13
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              19
              21
              22
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
              23
P020
MOMX*
DOHX*
D002
FOMX*
D008
F006
0001
D003
F001
F027
UOMX*
0009
D007
F002
D006
K001
U134
D004
0010
D011
F003
P037
DOH
0005
U244
U122
F005
P106
U044
U188
U211
P092
U003
U102
U165
P014
P048
P093
P098
5,508
5,261
2,007
885
457
324
231
111
49
42
42
36
20
20
17
13
10
8
7
7
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
36.6
34.9
13.3
5.9
3.0
2.2
1.5
0.7
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  fay a»re than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial BOA Hazardous Haste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      IDAHO
   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of KCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, fay RCRA Management Method, 1989
Management                                                           Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type      in State (tons)
INCINERATION                              M041-M049     OOMX*                       2
STABILIZATION                             M111-M119     DOMX*                       4
OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129     MOMX*                   1,108
                                                        D002                      325
                                                        DOMX*                      23

TOTAL                                                                           1,463
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
  Note:  CBI data are not included in this table.

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                                   national  Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Baaed on 1989 Data)
RANK
                                                      IDAHO

             TABLE 5.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GEHERATOKS AM) RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                              CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
ID4890008952
IDD057201352
IDD990727471
IDD093120871
ID0053798104
IOD009066481
ID0097762231
ID0055030852
IOD0471 11018
100000602631
IDOS70025874
IDD063334122
IDD009062597
IDD000832444
102122300054
IDD075746271
IDD982821175
IDD980981559
ID0009061375
U.S. DOE NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY
SINCHEH
HEWLETT PACKARD
MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC
AMERICAN MICROSYSTEMS INC
BLOW INC
ZILOG INC
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO - POCATEUO
PRESSURE TREATED TIMBER CO
UTAH POWER £ LIGHT CO - POLE YARD
IDAHO NATIONAL GUARD
WOODGRAIN MILLWORK INC
L D MCFARLAND CO
CHEVRON U.S.A. INC. TWIN FALLS TERMINAL
USDA-FS BIG CREEK BRIDGE
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO • MOSCOW SAFETY OFFI
USDOT-COAST GUARD COEUR D'ALENE ATOM
ROGERS BROTHERS SEED COMPANY
TOT LATCH CORP - LEWISTON PULP & PAPER CO
SCOVILLE
BOISE
BOISE
BOISE
POCATELLO
LEWISTON
NAMPA
POCATELLO
BOISE
IDAHO FALLS
BOISE
FRUITLAND
SANDPOINT
TWIN FALLS
KELLOGG
MOSCOW
HAYDEN LAKE
NAMPA
LEWISTON
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S.  TONS)

      6,403
      5,508
        865
        263
        194

        120
         50
         50
         42
         36

         21
         16
         10
          4
          4

          2
          1
          1
          1
   Note:  CBI data are not  included in this table to preserve confidentiality.

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                                               National  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                              IDAHO

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES.  1989


                                                                                                                          Tol
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City                                                                                  Manaj

           Management Method                                            On Site         Off  Site      Method Total
      1  ID4890008952  U.S. DOE NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY,  SCOVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129             1,456                  0              1,456
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119                404
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                022
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

  Note:   CBI data are not included in this table to preserve  confidentiality.

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Illinois
 Region V

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                                    ILLINOIS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Mail Stop 5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Planning and Data Management
Division of Land Pollution Control
Illinois Environmental Protection
 Agency
Post Office Box 19276
Springfield, IL  62794-9276
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. William Radlinski
Manager
(217) 785-0221
Notes:    No special notes for Illinois.

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                                  National Biennial MM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Baaed on 1909 Data)
                                                     ILLINOIS

                          Table 1.   RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generation and

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
    1,425

1,381.799 tons
RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities Managing only «aste generated on site
   Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
   (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
       35
       18
        8

       61

1,441,365 tons


      139
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities

Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M101-M109
M1 11 -Ml 19
M121-M129
M131
M132
M134



using
Method*
6
19
6
13
6
10
16
3
3
2
10
1
6
3
5
61
-
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
3,915
702
4,510
1,398
2,884
497
161,860
775
179
1,990
280,341
4,786
33,443
487.527
0
984,807
68.3 X
Off site
75,537
60,373
2,361
27,270
18
41,283
71,739
10,552
21,281
0
6,903
0
139,197
0
43
456,558
31.7 X
Total
79,452
61,075
6,871
28,668
2.903
41,780
233.599
11,327
21.459
1.990
287,245
4,786
172,641
487,527
43
1,441.365
100X
Percent
5.5
4.2
.5
2.0
.2
2.9
16.2
.8
1.5
.1
19.9
.3
12.0
, 33.8
.0
100.0
-
•Column May not sum to total because facilities way have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National Biennial ROW HazardouB tlaste Report
                                                
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                                   National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     ILLINOIS

                        TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40  LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989

                                         Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
D002
K061
D004
IC062
MOMX*
0001
F007
FOMX*
DOHX*
IC001
F006
F003
D008
F005
F002
D006
D007
UOHX*
KOMX*
DOOO
K049
K048
F001
U051
D003
U159
K094
D009
tt)24
K046
K051
F019
K086
F008
F009
U220
U190
U239
U019
K085
808,211
90,777
73,820
67,594
63,515
34,903
34,419
25,721
25,682
25,515
21,184
16,201
15,710
10,846
10,238
7,399
7,010
6,984
6,973
6,640
4,723
3,941
3,334
1,972
1,397
886
691
677
664
600
469
453
394
328
287
181
122
121
85
84
58.5
6.6
5.3
4.9
4.6
2.5
2.5
.9
.9
.8
.5
.2
.1
.8
.7
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
.3
.3
.2
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                     ILLINOIS

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Haste Managed, by ROM Management Method, 1909
 Management
 Method

 METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
 SOLVENTS RECOVERY




 OTHER RECOVERY




 INCINERATION




 ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS  FUEL)




 FUEL  BLENDING




 AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT




 AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT



 SLUDGE TREATMENT




 STABILIZATION


 OTHER TREATMENT
 Code

 M011-M019




 M021-M029




 M031-M039




 M041-M049




 M051-M059




 M061




 M071-M079




 M08Y-M089



 M101-M109




M111-M119


M121-M129
Waste Type

   K061
   OOMX*
   D002
   F006

   D001
   FOMX*
   F002
   F001

   KOMX*
   K062
   D001
   D002

   MOMX*
   FOMX*
   D001
   DONX*

   UOMX*
   D001
   F002
   F005

   D001
   FOMX*
   MOMX*
   F003

   0002
   DOMX*
   D007
   K062

   FOMX*
   D001
   D002

   F006
   0008
   K062
   D007

   MOMX*
   DOMX*

   D002
   F007
   F006
   K046
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)

          53,100
          17,807
           8,218
             132

          28,026
          10,631
           9,747
           6,162

           2,498
           2,010
           1,202
             639

           7,011
           6,073
           4,905
           4,212

           2,093
             750
              32
               9

          13,369
           9,119
           8,788
           5,341

         190,847
          12,438
           8,280
           7,937

           7,811
           3,496
              20

          16,986
           1,405
             927
             910

           1,988
               2

         242,968
          34,139
           8,959
             600
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  national Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                    ILLINOIS

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROW Hazardous llaste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989
                                                   (continued)

Management                                                           Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type      in State (tons)
LAND TREATMENT                            M131          K048                   2,241
                                                        K049                   1,773
                                                        K051                     402
                                                        0002                     351

LANDFILL                                  M132          K061                  66,954
                                                        K046                  28,209
                                                        D008                  20,445
                                                        F006                  15,648

UNDERGROUND INJECTION                     M134          0002                 369,628
                                                        0004                  73,450
                                                        K062                  44,449

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     MOMX*                      22
                                                        0001                       9
                                                        0002                       4
                                                        U144                       2

TOTAL                                                                   1,441,365

* These waste types represent waste stream that  were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     ILLINOIS

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
EPAID
SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
ILD006278170
ILD042075333
ILD005463344
ILD000781591
ILD005263157
ILD006271696
IL0984775338
ILD010279222
ILD087157251
ILD980613913
ILD000714881
ILD000805812
ILD005476882
ILD056623598
ILD098642424
ILD980793020
ILD000672329
ILD000672121
1 10005215769
ILD054236443
ILD066918327
ILD057836256
ILD080012305
ILD074411745
ILD005456439
ILD065873630
IL0005174404
ILD045683810
ILT180019713
ILD069496248
ILD000805911
ILD001309657
ILD005450697
ILD055409940
ILD064403199
ILD005083316
ILD062480850
ILD005164611
ILD07D012265
ILD005096664
ALLIED-SIGNAL INC
CABOT CORPORATION
ALLIED SIGNAL INC
REPUBLIC ENGINEERED STEELS
NORTHWESTERN STEEL & WIRE *2
OLIN CORP
JOSLYN MFC CO
US STEEL CORP
ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE RESOURCES
SAFETY KLEEN ENVIROSYSTEMS CO
KEYSTONE STEEL & WIRE CO
PEORIA DISPOSAL CO #1
MARATHON PETROLEUM CO
LTV STEEL CO
TRADE WASTE INCINERATION INC
NUTRASWEET INC
SAUGET WWTP
CWM CHEMICAL SERVICES INC
HENKEL CORP
3-M COMPANY
CLAYTON CHEMICAL CO
THE STEEL CO
SHELL OIL CO
LARAUAY RECYCLING & DISP FAC
SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO
LAND & LAKES/WILLOW RANCH
TEEPAK INC
HARCROS CHEMICAL INC
ACCUTRONICS
HANNAH MARINE CORP
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
CHICAGO MAGNET WIRE CORP
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
ABBOTT LABORATORIES
MOBIL OIL CORP
CARGILL INC
ENTECH RECOVERY INC
KOPPERS INDUSTRIES INC
EMPIRE GALVANIZING
H H HOWARD COMPANY
CITY

METROPOLIS
TUSCOLA
DANVILLE
HENNEPIN
STERLING

EAST ALTON
FRANKLIN PARK
CHICAGO
COAL CITY
DOLTON

BARTONVILLE
PEORIA
ROBINSON
CHICAGO
SAUGET

UNIVERSITY PARK
SAUGET
CHICAGO
KANKAKEE
CORDOVA

SAUGET
CHICAGO
ROXANA
ELUOOD
CHICAGO

ROMEOVILLE
DANVILLE
CHICAGO
GARY
LEMONT

ELGIN
ELK GROVE VILLAGE
CHICAGO
NORTH CHICAGO
JOLIET

CARPENTERSVILLE
JOLIET
CHICAGO
FRANKLIN PARK
CHICAGO
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    404,540
    369,631
     73,629
     48,469
     41,705

     39,554
     25,515
     25,012
     24,995
     24,116

     14,559
     10,142
      7,975
      7,560
      7,362

      6,696
      5,393
      5,078
      4,688
      4,681

      4,343
      4,231
      4,181
      3,990
      3,782

      3,743
      3,711
      3,545
      3,437
      3,312

      3,215
      3,160
      2,923
      2,855
      2,844

      2,768
      2,646
      2,638
      2,634
      2,561

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                                           National Biennial ROM Hazardous taste Report
                                                        (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                         ILLINOIS

                               TABLE 6.   FORTY  LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1989
 ank  EPA ID
              Site Name, City
        Management  Method

      ILD006278170  ALLIED-SIGNAL  INC., METROPOLIS
        OTHER  TREATMENT
        AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT
      ILD042075333  CABOT CORPORATION, TUSCOLA
        UNDERGROUND INJECTION
                   PEORIA DISPOSAL CO #1, PEORIA

                   ALLIED SIGNAL  INC., DANVILLE
ILD000805812
  LANDFILL
ILD005463344
  UNDERGROUND
ILD000666206
 10
 11
 12
 13
 15

 16
 17
               INJECTION
               ENVIRITE CORP.,  HARVEY
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT
  SLUDGE TREATMENT
  OTHER TREATMENT
 ILD010284248   CID #1, CALUMET  CITY
  LANDFILL
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT
  OTHER TREATMENT
  INVALID  SYSTEM TYPE
 ILD040891368   HORSEHEAD RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT,
  METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
 ILD000781591   REPUBLIC ENGINEERED STEELS,
  UNDERGROUND  INJECTION
  OTHER RECOVERY
 ILD006271696   OLIN CORP., EAST ALTON
  OTHER TREATMENT
  SLUDGE TREATMENT
  INCINERATION
 ILD980613913   SAFETY KLEEN ENVIROSYSTEMS
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY
  FUEL BLENDING
  OTHER RECOVERY
  INCINERATION
 ILD005263157  NORTHWESTERN STEEL & WIRE *
  LANDFILL
  METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
 ILD000805911  SAFETY-KLEEN CORP., ELGIN
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 ILD062480850  ENTECH RECOVERY INC., JOLIET
  METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
 ILD0871572S1  ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE RESQ
  FUEL BLENDING
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 ILD000608471  CLEAN HARBORS OF CHICAGO
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT
ILD000672121  CUM CHEMICAL SERVICES INC., CHICAGO
  INCINERATION
  INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
ILD098642424  TRADE WASTE INCINERATION INC., SAUGET
  INCINERATION
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY



LIS
M121-M129
M071-M079

M134
IA
M132
E
M134

M071-M079
M101-M109
M121-M129

M132
M071-M079
M121-M129

:NT, CHICAGO
M011-M019
HENNEPIN
M134
M031-M039

M121-M129
M101-M109
M041-M049
X., DOLTON
M021-M029
M061
M031-M039
M041-M049
!, STERLING
M132
N011-M019

M021-M029
r
M011-M019
•S, COAL CITY
M061
N021-M029
:., CHICAGO
N071-M079
CHICAGO
N041-M049

I., SAUGET
M041-M049
M021-M029


On Site

242,966
161,574

369,628

6,738

73,450

0
0
0

421
0
422
0

0

44,449
2,010

36,865
170
123

27
380
0
0

26,284
3,860

0

0

0
0

0

0
0

0
0


Off Site

0
0

0

104,340

0

37,313
21,281
7

30,881
13,629
6,866
2

49.239

0
0

0
0
27

15,961
13,898
54
16

0
0

29,942

26,119

22,104
918

20,639

14,813
1

12,399
1


Method Total

242,966
161,574

369,628

111,077

73,450

37,313
21,281
7

31,302
13,629
7,288
2

49,239

44,449
2,010

36,865
170
150

15,987
14,278
54
16

26,284
3,860

29,942

26,119

22,104
918

20,639

14,813
1

12,399
1
Total
Managed 1

404,540


369,628

111,077

73,450

58,601



52,221




49,239

46,459


37,184



30,335




30,145
,

29,942

26,119

23,022


20,639

14,814


12,400


eluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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                                             National Biemial ROW Hazardous Haste Report
                                                         (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                           ILLINOIS

                           TABLE 6.   FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES. 1989 (continued)

Rank

18



19


20



21

22

23


24


25

26

27

28

29



30

31

32



33

34





EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
ILD099215303 CENTURY RESOURCES INC., ALSIP
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
ILD005450697 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP., CHICAGO
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
ILD066918327 CLAYTON CHEMICAL CO., SAUGET
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
FUEL BLENDING N061
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
ILD005476882 MARATHON PETROLEUM CO., ROBINSON
LAND TREATMENT M131
ILD980700728 BROUNING-FERRIS INDUSTRIES *1, ZION
LANDFILL "132
ILD064418353 BEAVER OIL CO INC., HODGKINS
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
ILD085349264 HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE. LEMONT
FUEL BLENDING N061
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
ILD064403199 MOBIL OIL CORP., JOLIET
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
ILD042659672 NATIONAL MARINE SERVICE INC., HARTFORD
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
ILT180019713 ACCUTRONICS, CARY
STABILIZATION M111-M119
ILD054236443 3-M COMPANY, CORDOVA
INCINERATION M041-M049
ILD062410550 MORTON INTERNATIONAL INC., RINGUOOD
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
INCINERATION M041-M049
IL0093154599 DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, CHANNAHON
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
ILD051937068 BARON BLAKESLEE, CICERO
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
ILD005471503 WOODSTOCK DIE CAST INC., WOODSTOCK
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
IL0005087630 UNITED REFINING & SMELTING CO., FRANKLIN PARK
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
ILD000781633 VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC., NORMAL
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
FUEL BLENDING M061
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL K132


On Site
0
0
0
0

0
0

0
0
0

4,786

0

775
0

0
0

2,500

2,107

1,988

1,173

595
162
24

569

0

223
82
11

0

0
0
0
0


Off Site
8,897
1,230
27
8

9,532
438

3,504
2,756
130

0

3,976

1,655
639

2,465
40

0

0

0

0

0
0
0

0

344

0
0
0

178

91
50
15
0


Method Total
8,897
1,230
27
8

9,532
438

3,504
2,756
130

4,786

3,976

2,430
639

2,465
40

2,500

2,107

1,988

1,173

595
162
24

569

344

223
82
11

178

91
50
15
0
Tott
Manage

10,1



9,^


6,-



*.'

3.'

3,i


2,'


2,

2,

1.

1»




,















1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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                                           National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                        (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                         ILLINOIS

                        TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989 (continued)
ank  EPA  10
Site Name, City
       Management Method

 35  ILD079751319  MOTOROLA  INC., FRANKLIN PARK
       ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
       AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
 36  ILD005522982  BOBCO ENTERPRISES INC., CHICAGO
       METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
       AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
                             M011-M019
                             M071-M079
 37  ILDOS7863847  ALLIED TUBE & CONDUIT CORP., HARVEY
       FUEL BLENDING                            M061
 38  ILD010219665  SUNDSTRAND AVIATION, ROCKFORD
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY
       INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
       AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
 39  ILDOS5409940  ABBOTT LABORATORIES
       ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY
       FUEL BLENDING
       INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
 40  ILD005199013  BRIDGESTOHE-FIRESTONE INC., DECATUR
       FUEL BLENDING                            M061
       INCINERATION                             M041-M049
                             M021-M029

                             M071-M079
                     NORTH CHICAGO
                             M051-M059
                             M021-M029
                             H061
                                                 On Site
44
20
13

45
18

59

 0
 0
 0

 0
 0
 0
 0

34
 6
                                                                                     Off Site
56
 0
 0

18
18
10
 0

 0
 0
                          Method Total
44
20
13

45
18

59

56
 0
 0

18
18
10
 0

34
 6
                                             Total
                                           Managed 1
77



63


59

56



47




40
eluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Indiana
 Region V

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                                    INDIANA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Mail Stop 5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
State-specific annual report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Solid and Hazardous Waste Office
Department of Environmental
 Management
105 South Meridian Street
Post Office Box 6015
Indianapolis, IN  46206-6015
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Jenny Ranck Dooley
Environmental Manager
(317) 232-8925
Notes:    No special notes for Indiana.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                     INDIANA

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous waste Generation and Management.  1989

 Total  Number  of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                                  697

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                               1,843,015 tons
 RCRA TSD  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
    (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
       21
       14
        9

       44

2,021,016 tons


       44
 Final Disposition of Hastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities

Code
N011-M019
N021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M101-M109
M111-M119
H121-M129
M132
M134
M137



using
method*
3
10
4
9
4
12
4
2
4
7
7
5
1
5
44
-
Hazardous Uaste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
116
185
0
3,138
230
909
115,964
10,522
203,865
1,097
1,252
944,679
0
0
1,281,957
63.4 X
Off site
13,764
17,985
7.055
32,220
81,076
29,157
200,632
0
0
25,198
329,506
658
1
1,809
739.060
36.6 X
Total
13,880
18,170
7,055
35,358
81,306
30,067
316,596
10,522
203,865
26,294
330,758
945,336
1
1,809
2,021,016
100X
Percent
.7
.9
.3
1.7
4.0
1.5
15.7
.5
10.1
1.3
16.4
46.8
.0
.1
100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities nay have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                
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                                 National  Biennial ROW Hazardous Iteste Report
                                             (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    INDIANA

                      TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989

                                       Quantity Generated
            Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            U
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
K062
0010
F006
0001
FOMX*
DOMX*
F019
0008
F003
MOMX*
F001
KOMX*
0002
IC061
0007
F008
F005
F002
F007
UOMX*
D003
P001
0006
U201
K051
F009
K052
U051
U228
D004
K086
0005
K050
K048
U058
0009
LABP
U188
K022
P003
780,096
370,858
272,342
127,305
60,215
46,900
32,660
29,246
24,095
20,679
18,014
15,251
14,915
8,433
8,160
3,452
2,819
2,484
2,043
493
477
360
325
227
194
190
133
123
99
97
60
53
39
30
23
18
16
13
13
10
42.3
20.1
14.8
6.9
3.3
2.5
1.8
1.6
1.3
1.1
1.0
.8
.8
.5
.4
.2
.2
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streets that were characterized
by aore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     INDIANA

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Uaste Managed,  by RCRA Management Method. 1989

 Management                                                          Quantity Managed
 Method                                   Code       Uaste Type       in State (tons)
 METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)               M011-M019     F003                    8,433
                                                        D002                    2,679
                                                        F007                    1,869
                                                        F008                      783

 SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029     D001                    9,758
                                                        FOMX*                   2,995
                                                        F003                    2,357
                                                        F005                    2,141

 OTHER  RECOVERY                           M031-M039     D001                    4,719
                                                        0007                    1,604
                                                        0008                      560
                                                        DOMX*                     137

 INCINERATION                              M041-M049     F003                   12,326
                                                        D001                   11,350
                                                        FOMX*                  10,209
                                                        MOHX*                   1,287

 ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS  FUEL)           M051-H059     FOMX*                  37,582
                                                        MOMX*                  13,910
                                                        0001                   10,286
                                                        KOMX*                   7,418

 FUEL BLENDING                             M061          FOMX*                   7,118
                                                        0001                    6,726
                                                        F003                    5.275
                                                        MOMX*                   4,306

 AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079     K062                  248,190
                                                        F006                   36,586
                                                        DOMX*                  12,654
                                                        K061                    5,180

 SLUDGE  TREATMENT                          M101-M109     F006                   10,310
                                                        0007                      212

 STABILIZATION                             M111-M119     F006                  182,506
                                                        F019                   19,516
                                                        0008                    1,836
                                                        K051                        7

OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129     DOMX*                  13,268
                                                        0002                    7,695
                                                        MOMX*                   3,719
                                                        K062                      579

 LANDFILL                                  M132          MOMX*                  99,591
                                                        DOMX*                  61,024
                                                        F006                   42,204
                                                        D008                   33,452
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by «ore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     INDIANA

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Haste Managed, by RGRA Management Method, 1909
                                                   (continued)

Management                                                           Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type      in State (tons)
UNDERGROUND INJECTION                     M134          K062                  574,478
                                                        0010                  370,858
                                                        D002                        1

OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137          F002                        1
                                                        0001                        0

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     MOMX*                     972
                                                        F002                     448
                                                        D001                     129
                                                        F001                      57


TOTAL                                                                      2,021,016
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               {Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     INDIANA

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AH) RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
RANK
           EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                              CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
IND005159199
IND003913423
IND016584641
IND005444062
IND000806935
IND005462601
IND093219012
IN0006366819
IND078911146
IND006420699
IND005470885
IND006417430
IND006048417
IND000806836
IND000810903
IND006050967
IND072040348
IND016360265
IND000780544
1ND000780403
IND000646943
IND081534075
IND087032611
IND005557244
IND981802598
IND980684252
IND980502074
IND000646950
IND000199653
IND006417620
IND005444732
IND980503825
IND093220861
IND181157009
IND098138936
IND000810861
IND005460209
IND005081955
IND006932305
IND000714428
INLAND STEEL COMPANY
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. BURNS HARBOR
MIDWEST STEEL COMPANY
US STEEL - GARY WORKS
ELI LILLY & CO
LTV STEEL COMPANY INC
HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC
ALCOA--UARRICK
CHEMICAL UASTE MANAGEMENT OF INDIANA
FORD ELECTRONICS & REFRIGERATION
DANA CORPORATION SPICER AXLE DIV.
MARATHON PETROLEUM COMPANY
ELI LILLY & CO
GM— PLANT 5 ALLISON GAS TURBINE
ARVIN NORTH AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE
ELI LILLY t CO-TIPPECANOE LABS
ELI LILLY & CO-CLINTON LABS
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SERVICE
FOUR COUNTY LANDFILL
RECLAIMED ENERGY CO INC.
POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIES/AMERICA INC
IBM GREEN CASTLE INDIANA
CHRYSLER CORPORATION INDPLS FOUNDRY
CORNING GLASS WORKS
SUPERIOR FIBERGLASS AND RESINS
AMOCO CHEMICALS CORPORATION
OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS
TITAN OIL COMPANY
QUEMETCO, INC.
THOMSON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
AMG RESOURCES CORPORATION VULCAN MATERIA
GMC-DELCO REMY ANDERSON
AVESTA INC
NUCOR STEEL
DELTA FAUCET COMPANY
AMOCO OIL CO. WHITING LAKE FRONT
MASON METALS & CHEMICAL CO.
GLOBE VALVE CORPORATION
THOMSON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS INC
SAFETY KLEEN CORP .5-034-06
EAST CHICAGO
BURNS HARBOR,
PORTAGE
GARY
INDIANAPOLIS
EAST CHICAGO
INDIANAPOLIS
NEWBURGH
FORT WAYNE
CONNERSVILLE
FORT WAYNE
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
NORTH VERNON
SHADELAND
CLINTON
GRIFFITH
ROCHESTER
CONNERSVILLE
EAST CHICAGO
GREENCASTLE
INDIANAPOLIS
BLUFFTON
ELKHART
WHITING
VALPARAISO
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
MARION
GARY
ANDERSON
NEW CASTLE
CRAWFORDSVILLE
GREENSBURG
WHITING
SCHERERVILLE
DELPHI
INDIANAPOLIS
PORTAGE
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    434,612
    420,578
    307,659
    107,696
     85,350

     84,326
     66,006
     30,588
     28,672
     24,633

     15,075
     12,714
     12,014
     10,715
      9,967

      9,614
      9,233
      7,820
      7,704
      7,692

      7,367
      7,226
      5,231
      4,873
      4,149

      3,049
      2,927
      2,830
      2,754
      2,713

      2,461
      2,452
      2,383
      2,376
      2.264

      2,178
      2,166
      2,041
      1,949
      1,856

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                                            National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                        (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                          INDIANA
                               TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989

ank EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
1 IND005159199 INLAND STEEL COMPANY. EAST CHICAGO
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
2 IND003913423 BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. BURNS HARBOR, BURNS HARBOR
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
3 IND016584641 MIDWEST STEEL COMPANY, PORTAGE
STABILIZATION N111-M119
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-M079
4 IND078911146 CHEMICAL UASTE MANAGEMENT OF INDIANA, FORT WAYNE
LANDFILL H132
5 IND000714840 KA STEEL CHEMICALS, INC., GARY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
6 IND005444062 US STEEL • GARY WORKS, GARY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134


On Site

425,008
I
403,769

182,506
113,843
10,310
0

1,017

0

105,275
2,059


Off Site

657

0

0
0
0
753

218,259

142,828

0
0


Method Total

425,665

403,769

182,506
113,843
10,310
753

219,276

142,828

105,275
2,059
7 IND093219012 HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC., INDIANAPOLIS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
FUEL BLENDING M061
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
8 IND980503890 HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (HES), ROACHDALE
LANDFILL M132
9 IND000780544 FOUR COUNTY LANDFILL, ROCHESTER
LANDFILL M132
10 IND072040348 ELI LILLY & CO-CLINTON LABS, CLINTON
INCINERATION M041-M049
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
11 IND006419212 LONE STAR INDUSTRIES INC., GREENCASTLE
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
FUEL BLENDING M061
12 IND005081542 ESSROC MATERIALS INC., LOGANSPORT
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
13 IND006366819 ALCOA— UARRICK, NEWBURGH
STABILIZATION Ml 11 -Ml 19
14 IND005460209 MASON METALS & CHEMICAL CO., SCHERERVILLE
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) N011-M019
15 IND016360265 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SERVICE, GRIFFITH
FUEL BLENDING M061
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
16 IND000780403 RECLAIMED ENERGY CO INC., CONNERSVILLE
SOLVENTS RECOVERY N021-M029
FUEL BLENDING N061
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
10,689
425
149
0

0

0

0
0

21
290

0

19,516

0

0
0

0
0
0
57,051
25,181
6,374
2,379

69,421

41,766

31,780
8,986

37,200
278

35,834

0

13,764

9,924
1,374

8,552
2,046
34
67,740
25,606
6,523
2,379

69,421

41,766

31,780
8,986

37,221
567

35,834

19,516

13,764

9,924
1,374

8,552
2,046
34
17 IND000646943 POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIES/AMERICA INC., EAST CHICAGO
FUEL BLENDING M061
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
18 IND001859032 RHONE-POULENC, HAMMOND
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
0
0
0

192
8,222
74
16

8,042
8,222
74
16

8.234
Total
Managed 1

425,665

403,769

307,412




219,276

142,828

107,334


102,247




69,421

41,766

40,766


37,788


35,834

. 19,516

13,764

11,298


10,632



8,313



8,234

eluding quantity imaged by storage only.

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                                               National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             INDIANA

                            TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1909 (continued)

Rank

19

20

21

22

23


24




25


26

27



28

29

30







31

32

33


34


35


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
IND077042034 BRESLUBE USA, INC., EAST CHICAGO
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
IN0980502074 OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS, VALPARAISO
INCINERATION M041-M049
IND005146683 FORD METER BOX CO., INC., UABASH
STABILIZATION M111-M119
IND085616837 DETREX CORPORATION SOLVENTS DIV., INDIANAPOLIS
FUEL BLENDING M061
IND984866541 AVGANIC INDUSTRIES INC., TERRE HAUTE
FUEL BLENDING M061
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
IND000803726 GENERAL ELECTRIC, BLOOMINGTON
FUEL BLENDING M061
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
INCINERATION M041-M049
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
IND005449830 UN I ROYAL, INC., MISHAUAKA
FUEL BLENDING M061
INCINERATION M041-M049
IND000714832 IRECO INC., KINGSBURY
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
IND006050967 ELI LILLY & CO-TIPPECANOE LABS, SHADELAND
INCINERATION M041-M049
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
IND098958283 CONSOLIDATED RECYCLING CO, INC., TROY
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
I N921 0020443 US ARMY I NO ARMY AMMO PLT, CHARLESTON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
IND016621476 ASHLAND CHEMICAL INC.. SOUTH BEND
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL M132
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
FUEL BLENDING M061
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
OTHER DISPOSAL M137
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
IND007001050 WINDSOR PLASTICS INC., EVANSVILLE
LANDFILL M132
IND000718130 REFINED METALS CORP., BEECH GROVE
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) N011-M019
IND004320032 REA MAGNET WIRE COMPANY, FORT UAYNE
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
IND046170569 UAYNE CORPORATION, RICHMOND
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049
IND984867481 HAYNES INTERNATIONAL INC., KOKOMO
LANDFILL M132


On Site

0

2,875

1,836

0

74
0

336
212
80
77

2
153

384

0
0
0

0

268

4
0
0
0
0
0
0

117

116

0
0

66
21

64


Off Site

4,644

0

0

1,514

355
314

0
0
0
0

401
0

0

378
4
0

317

0

61
59
47
44
27
1
1

0

0

84
12

0
0

0


Method Total

4,644

2,875

1,836

1,514

430
314

336
212
80
77

402
153

384

378
4
0

317

268

66
59
47
44
27
1
1

117

116

84
12

66
21

64
Tot
Manas

4,

2,

1,

1,










































1 Excluding quantity mnaged by storage only.

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                                          National Biennial ROtA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                       (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                        INDIANA

                             TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1989
nk  EPA ID
Site Name, City
      Management Method

36  IND000708545  VISKASE CORPORATION, ICENTLANO
      FUEL BLENDING                            M061
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
37  IND005177050  FRANKE PLATING WORKS, INC., FORT WAYNE
      LANDFILL                                 M132
38  IND9807D0801  GMC INLAND FISHER GUIDE DIV., ANDERSON
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      FUEL BLENDING                            M061
      INCINERATION                             M041-M049
39  IND000806836  GM—PLANT 5  ALLISON GAS TURBINE, INDIANAPOLIS
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029
      METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-H019
40  IN5210020454  US ARMY JEFFERSON PROVING GROUND, MADISON
      OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129


On Site

52
2

54

15
6
5

25
0



Off Site

0
0

0

0
0
0

0
0


1
Method Total

52
2

54

15
6
5

25
0

Total
Managed 1

54


54

26



25


19
                                                      19
                                                                                                            19
luding quantity managed by storage only.

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Iowa
Region VII

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                                     IOWA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VII
RCRA, Waste Management Division
RCRA RADM
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Region VII
U.S. Environmental Protection
 Agency
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Contact Name:

Phone:

Notes:    No special notes for Iowa.
Mr. Jim Callier
Chief, Iowa Section, RCRA Branch
(913) 551-7058

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous UMte Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                       I DIM

                          Table 1.  ROtA Hazardous Uaste Generation

 Total Nunber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:
    .  1909

   131

76,240 tons
 RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities  (excluding  storage-only facilities):

 Total  Quantity of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities:
     8
     1
     2

    11

74,653 tons


    30
 Final  Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities

Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M041-M049
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M091-M099
M121-M129


using
method*
1
3
3
1
4
1
1
3
11
-
Hazardous Uaste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
0
27
3,014
0
51,953
0
35
11,561
66,591
89.2 X
Off site
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
8,057
8,061
10.8 X
Total
0
27
3,014
4
51,953
0
35
19,619
74,653
100X
Percent
.0
.0
4.0
.0
69.6
.0
.0
26.3
100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                   national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                        IOM

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports, 1989
State

  IL
  UI

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

             687
           1,643

           2,330
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CA
  CT
  GA
  IL
  IN
  US
  ICY
  LA
  HI
  NN
  MO
  MT
  NC
  NE
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  OK
  OR
  SO
  TN
  TX
  UT
  UA
  UI
                                                                        Exports
Tons Shipped

         519
          25
         122
          41
           3
           1
      10,434
         204
         377
         412
         333
         208
         706
         965
           1
           0
         256
           2
           0
         309
         470
          22
          24
           4
         719
           0
          20
       5,225
                                                                TOTAL
                                                                       21,402

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                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    IOWA

                     TABLE 3.   RAW ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED. 1909

                                      Quantity Generated
           Rank         Waste  Type         (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
           10
           11
           12
           13
           14
           15
           16
           17
           18
           19
           20
           21
           22
           23
           24
           25
           26
           27
           28
           29
           30
           31
           32
           33
           33
           34
           35
           36
           37
           38
           39
           40
0007
DOMX*
F001
FOMX*
K061
F006
D001
0008
MONX*
F002
F005
0002
F003
D003
UOMX*
F019
K044
D006
F007
K045
U188
F008
0005
U159
001 1
U223
F009
P104
U080
D009
0004
U031
U044
U154
U239
U003
U002
U220
P030
P022
U019
34,877
17,770
4,906
4,124
3,727
2,573
1,818
1.425
1,415
1,263
781
720
531
110
68
57
15
15
13
11
6
3
3
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
45.7
23.3
6.4
5.4
4.9
3.4
2.4
1.9
1.9
1.7
1.0
.9
.7
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                                      IOWA

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste
                                   I, by RCRA Management Method,  1989
Management
Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)

SOLVENTS RECOVERY



INCINERATION




FUEL BLENDING

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT



AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT

AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT

OTHER TREATMENT
TOTAL
Code       Waste Type

M011-M019     MOMX*
M021-M029



M041-M049




M061

M071-M079



M081-M089

M091-M099

M121-M129
F001
FOMX*
MONK*

DOMX*
0001
D003
D008

FOMX*

D007
DOMX*
MOMX*

MOMX*

D008

D007
DOMX*
D008
D003
             Quantity Managed
             in State (tons)
    12
    11
     4

 2,150
   800
    20
    19
46,805
 5,148
     0

     0

    35

10,492
 8,205
   800
    77
                                     74,653
* These waste types represent waste streans that were characterized
  by nore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                       IOWA

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
EPAID
                     SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
IAD069624500
IAD005289806
IAD069619765
IA0000805168
IA0000670067
IAD005272398
IA0000223354
IAD005273594
IAD047303771
IAD981707953
I ADO/5846824
IAD065205056
IAD005285689
IAD096526108
IAD006537237
IAD981504780
IAD022047112
IAD062259841
IAD001818327
IAT200011096
IAD005270160
IAD005300751
IAD007276728
IAD062776422
IAD981506298
IAD050691617
IAD000610436
IAD00526B115
IAD005269527
IAD096515440
IAD005263801
IAD073489288
IAD005145941
IAD054235460
IAT200010098
IAT200011187
IA7213820445
IAD089570063
IAD050688696
IAD069609212
DEERE, JOHN-DES MOINES WORKS
JOHN DEERE WATERLOO WORKS-
GENERAL BATTERY CORPORATION
JOHN DEERE WATERLOO WORKS
UNISYS
E.I. DUPONT DENEMOURS I COMPANY
NORTH STAR STEEL IOWA
MONSANTO COMPANY - MUSCAT I NE PLANT
COLL IS INC.
JOHN DEERE FOUNDRY WATERLOO
3M COMPANY KNOXVILLE
ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL
MAYTAG COMPANY, PLANT #2
JPI TRANSPORTATION PRODUCTS, INC.
SHELLER-GLOBE CORPORATION
SIOUXLAND GALVANIZING CORP
CRYOVAC DIV. W. R. GRACE
PARKER HANNIFIN CORP.
AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN COMPANY
WELLBURN INDUSTRIES LTD
ALUMINUM CO OF AMERICA DAVENPORT WORKS
WINNEBAGO INDUSTRIES
VOGEL PAINT & WAX CO., INC.
CHAMBERLAIN MANUFACTURING CORP.
PURETHANE INCORPORATED
JAMES RIVER CORP./H. P. SMITH DIV.
AMANA REFRIGERATION, INC.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
JOHN DEERE DUBUQUE WORKS
MODINE MANUFACTURING CO.
SEARS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
NORPLEX OAK
CLOU VALVE COMPANY FOUNDRY
RILEY BROS., INC.
IOWA PAINT MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
EATON CORPORATION
IOWA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
BARTON SOLVENTS, INC. CO. BLUFFS BRANCH
PROGRESSIVE FOUNDRY, INC.
DRILLTITE/SOCKET SCREW PRODUCTS
ANKENY
WATERLOO
MANCHESTER
WATERLOO
CLEAR LAKE
FORT MADISON
WILTON
MUSCATINE
CLINTON
WATERLOO
KNOXVILLE
CEDAR RAPIDS
NEWTON
ATLANTIC
IOWA CITY
SIOUX CITY
CEDAR RAPIDS
RED OAK
DES MOINES
MASON CITY
RIVERDALE
FOREST CITY
ORANGE CITY
WATERLOO
WEST BRANCH
IOWA CITY
AMANA
CLINTON
DUBUQUE
WASHINGTON
DAVENPORT
POSTVILLE
OSKALOOSA
BURLINGTON
DES MOINES
BELMOND
MIDDLETOWN
COUNCIL BLUFFS
PERRY
DECORAH
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     24,395
     11,628
      7,485
      5,628
      4,370

      4,227
      3,734
      3,042
      2,069
      1,157

        635
        474
        379
        368
        356

        277
        268
        259
        240
        234

        219
        209
        173
        163
        163

        161
        152
        151
        141
        130

        119
        119
        108
        101
         97

         94
         83
         78
         76
         75

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                                               national Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                               IOUA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1989
    Rank  EPA  ID
              Site Name, City
     10

     11
  Management Method

IAD069624500  DEERE, JOHN-DES KOINES WORKS, ANKENY
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099
IAD000805432  HON COMPANY - GENEVA PLANT, MUSCATINE
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
IAD005289806  JOHN DEERE WATERLOO WORKS, WATERLOO
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
IAD00080S168  JOHN DEERE WATERLOO WORKS, WATERLOO
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
IAD005273594  MONSANTO COMPANY - MUSCATINE PLANT, MUSCATINE
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
IA7213820445  IOWA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, MIDDLETOWN
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
IAD005283023  UNIVERSAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC., ALGONA
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
IAD065202368  THOMAS & BETTS CORPORATION, IOWA CITY
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
IAT200010601  IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTH SCROLL ROAD
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-Ml29
  AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089
  METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-N079
IAD022365480  NORTHLAND PRODUCTS COMPANY, WATERLOO
  FUEL BLENDING                            M061
IAT200010924  THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, OAKDALE
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129


On Site

24,286
35

22,519

11,560

5,148

2,950
46
11
19
12
4
1
0
0
0
0
0


Off Site

0
0

0

8,054

0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4


Method Total

24,286
35

22,519

19,614

5,148

2.950
46
11
19
12
4
1
0
0
0
4
4
Tot)
Manag<

24,:


22,!

19,.

5,

2,












1 Excluding quantity Managed fay storage only.

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Kansas
 Region VII

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                                   KANSAS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region Vlf
RCRA, Waste Management Division
RCRA RADM
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
Customized EPA Hazardous Waste
 Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Section
Bureau of Waste Management
Department of Health and
 Environment
Forbes Field, Building 740
6700 South Topeka Blvd.
Topeka, KS 66620-0001
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Glynis (Gigi) Perry
Administrative Officer
(913) 296-6898
Notes:    No special notes for Kansas.

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                                   National  Biennial BOA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      KANSAS

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation

 Total  Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                                        , 1939

                                        192

                                  1,713,963  tons
 RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total  RCRA  TSO Facilities (excluding  storage-only facilities):

 Total  Quantity of  RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

 Total  RCRA  TSO Facilities:
                                         12
                                         3
                                         3

                                         18

                                 1,700,795 tons


                                        34
 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method

METALS RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
Code
    No. of
facilities
     using
   method*
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-MQ39
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133
M134
         1
         4
         1
         4
         5
         1
         1
         1
         3
         2
         1
         1
         1
         2

        18
        Hazardous Waste Managed
           Quantities (tons)
  On site       Off site
                                                          Total  Percent
        0
    1,699
      526
    2,351
      818
        0
      544
        0
       88
    1,054
        0
    1,500
1,591,023
        0

1,599,603
   94.1 X
      0
    301
      0
    749
 24,874
      1
      0
      9
    247
      1
      4
      0
 75,003
      3

101,191
  5.9 X
0
1,999
526
3,100
25,692
1
544
9
335
1,055
4
1,500
1,666,025
3
1,700,795
100X
.0
.1
.0
.2
1.5
.0
.0
.0
.0
.1
.0
.1
98.0
, .0
100.0
-
•Column nay not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National  Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                       KANSAS

                               TABLE 2. ROtA Hazardous Haste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AR                 2,264
  O.                    81
  CA                   310
  CO                   289
  GA                   875
  IA                     7
  ID                    20
  IL                   482
  LA                   180
  MI                14,546
  NO                 2,716
  NE                    42
  NJ                    43
  OK                     4
  TX                 3,068
  UT                 1,174
  UA                    65

  TOTAL             26,167
          Exports
State

  AL
  AR
  FL
  GA
  IA
  ID
  IL
  IN
  KY
  LA
  MI
  NO
  NE
  MY
  OH
  OK
  PA
  RI
  SC
  TN
  TX
  UT
  WI
Tons Shipped

       1,249
         148
          44
          23
           0
          55
       2,051
         232
          48
       5,870
          29
       1,661
         319
           1
       1,918
      24,674
           3
           0
           0
          35
       1,833
           1
         626
                                                                TOTAL
                    40,820

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                                   national Biennial ROM  Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                        TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989

                                         Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste  Type         (tons)         Percentage

                1
                2
                3
                4
                5
                6
                7
                8
                9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
MOMX*
D002
DOMX*
FOMX*
D008
0001
K051
K016
0007
K048
F003
0004
KOMX*
K049
F002
F001
F006
F019
F005
K022
UONX*
D003
F011
F024
0009
(C052
U220
0005
0006
F007
K050
F008
U052
0011
U188
U122
0014
U211
P042
U248
1,592,766
76,201
24,517
4,022
3,332
3.313
2,123
1.532
1,192
841
624
583
544
542
435
321
220
213
198
187
120
41
32
14
11
10
6
6
5
4
3
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
92.9
4.4
1.4
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report

                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities
                 KANSAS

and Types of RCRA Hazardous Haste Managed,  by RCRA Management Method.  1989
Management
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133
M134

Waste Type
D009
FOMX*
F002
NOMX*
F003
K048
K016
HOMX*
D007
F005
MOMX*
FOMX*
D001
K022
D001
KOMX*
DOMX*
D002
D001
MOMX*
DOMX*
K051
0003
KOMX*
K049
K048
K050
DOMX*
D007
K051
NOMX*
D002
DOMX*
D001
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)
0
1,681
197
111
10
526
1,532
1,102
424
35
20,956
3,195
1,252
187
1
544
5
3
0
127
115
71
17
544
459
47
3
4
0
1,500
1,591,023
75,003
3
0
TOTAL
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by aore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
                                                                            1,700,795

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                              National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                           (Based on 1909 Data)
RANK
                                                  KANSAS

        TABLE 5.   FORTY  LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
                                                                                                 GENERATED
                                                                                                    TOTAL
                                                                                                 GENERATED
           EPAID     SITE NAME                                 CITY                             (U.S.  TONS)
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
KSD007482029
KS0007249980
KSD981506025
KSD007237241
KSD007237746
KSD007138605
KSD056577810
KS3213820878
KSD007124506
KSD007233422
KSD000610543
KSD087418695
KSD007134695
KS0007482011
KSD065764995
KSD007145907
KSD981 126253
KSD980964993
KSD000651307
KSD007233638
KSD984966531
KS6214020756
KSD981713522
KS0045087566
KSD981 706039
KST210010062
KST21 001 0724
KS0007150477
ICSD084891696
KSD981121197
KS0000610725
KSD007250764
KSD007233596
KSD000809673
KSD030692057
KSD981504970
KSD007150568
KSD984967372
KSD980633366
KSD041917501
VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY
RACON INC. (AN ATOCHEM COMPANY)
APTUS - INCINERATION
THE BOEING COMPANY
AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
FARMLAND INDUSTRIES
PRATT & LAMBERT INC.
SUNFLOWER ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
F M C CORPORATION-PHOSPHORUS CHEM DIV
TEXACO REFINING AND MARKETING, INC.
COASTAL DERBY REFINING COMPANY
TOTAL PETROLEUM INC
FARMLAND INDUSTRIES
BEECH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
CONTAINER RECYCLING, INC.
GENERAL MOTORS CORP-DELCO-REMY
GENERAL MOTORS CORP-CPC FAIRFAX PLANT
APTUS - CHEMICAL TREATMENT FACILITY
CERTAINTEED CORPORATION PLANT *7
EATON CORPORATION -HYDRAULIC DIVISION
GE RAILCAR WHEEL & PARTS SERVICES
FT RILEY & 1ST INFANTRY DIVISION
E.I. DUPONT K.C FASCIA
ACME PRINTING INK COMPANY
MID CONTINENT CABINETRY-MANUFACTURING
HARCROS CHEMICALS INC.
TREASURE CHEST ADVERTISING INC.
GNB, INC.
CR INDUSTRIES
KOCH CHEMICAL COMPANY
OWENS CORNING FIBERGLAS
LAMAR ELECTRO-AIR CORPORATION
CESSNA AIRCRAFT DIVISION-PAWNEE FACILITY
CESSNA AIRCRAFT DIVISION-WALLACE FAC
OTTAWA TRUCK CORPORATION
METALS PROTECTION PLATING COMPANY
HALLMARK CARDS INCORPORATED
UNIVERSAL ENGRAVING
PLESSEY AERO PRECISION CORP--MIDWEST DIV
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
WICHITA
WICHITA
COFFEYVILLE
WICHITA
WICHITA
COFFEYVILLE
ANDOVER
DE SOTO
LAWRENCE
EL DORADO
WICHITA
ARKANSAS CITY
PHILLIPSBURG
WICHITA
KANSAS CITY
OLATHE
KANSAS CITY
COFFEYVILLE
KANSAS CITY
HUTCKINSON
KANSAS CITY
FT RILEY
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY
NEWTON
KANSAS CITY
LENEXA
LEAVENWORTH
SENECA
CRESTLINE
KANSAS CITY
WELLINGTON
WICHITA
WICHITA
OTTAWA
KANSAS CITY
LEAVENWORTH
OVERLAND PARK
WELLINGTON
ARKANSAS CITY
                                                                                                  1,592,778
                                                                                                     75,072
                                                                                                     23,485
                                                                                                      3,894
                                                                                                      2,315

                                                                                                      2,026
                                                                                                      1,782
                                                                                                      1,072
                                                                                                      1,006
                                                                                                        747

                                                                                                        560
                                                                                                        547
                                                                                                        508
                                                                                                        471
                                                                                                        427

                                                                                                        426
                                                                                                        388
                                                                                                        339
                                                                                                        333
                                                                                                        281

                                                                                                        256
                                                                                                        252
                                                                                                        210
                                                                                                        184
                                                                                                        183

                                                                                                        156
                                                                                                        152
                                                                                                        150
                                                                                                        146
                                                                                                        144

                                                                                                        137
                                                                                                        137
                                                                                                        130
                                                                                                        126
                                                                                                        123

                                                                                                        101
                                                                                                        98
                                                                                                        95
                                                                                                        90
                                                                                                        77

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                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
    Rank  EPA  ID
     10

     11

     12

     13
     14
     15

     16

     17
     18
               Site Na
                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1989
City
   Management  Method

 KSD007482029   VULCAN  MATERIALS  COMPANY,  WICHITA
   UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
   INCINERATION                            M041-M049
 KSD031203318   ASH  GROVE  CEMENT  PLANT,  CHANUTE
   ENERGY  RECOVERY  (REUSE AS  FUEL)          M051-M059
 KSD007138605   FARMLAND INDUSTRIES, COFFEYVILLE
   SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                     M133
   OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
 KSD007246846   HYDROCARBON  RECYCLERS  INC. OF WICHITA, WICHITA
   INCINERATION                            M041-M049
   ENERGY  RECOVERY  (REUSE AS  FUEL)          M051-M059
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-M029
   OTHER TREATMENT                          H121-M129
   STABILIZATION                            M111-M119
   LANDFILL                                M132
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
   METALS  RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
 KSD056577810   PRATT i LAMBERT INC., ANDOVER
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-M029
 KSD087418695   TOTAL PETROLEUM INC., ARKANSAS CITY
   LAND TREATMENT                           M131
   SLUDGE  TREATMENT                         M101-M109
 KSD007237241   THE BOEING COMPANY, WICHITA
   INCINERATION                            M041-M049
 KSD007237746   AIR PRODUCTS AND  CHEMICALS,  INC., WICHITA
   ENERGY  RECOVERY  (REUSE AS  FUEL)          M051-M059
 KSD007134695   FARMLAND INDUSTRIES, PHILLIPS8URG
   LAND TREATMENT                           M131
 KSD007233422   TEXACO  REFINING AND MARKETING, INC., EL DORADO
   ENERGY  RECOVERY (REUSE AS  FUEL)          M051-M059
 KSD007145956   NATIONAL COOPERATIVE REFINERY ASSOC., NCPHERSON
   OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
 KSD007148034   LAFARGE CORPORATION, FREDONIA
   ENERGY  RECOVERY (REUSE AS  FUEL)          M051-M059
 KS3213820878   SUNFLOWER  ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, DE SOTO
   OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
 KSD007168834   CHARLONA FIBERGLASS INC.. CHERRYVALE
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
KSD073309726   KBK INDUSTRIES, INC., RUSH CENTER
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
 KSD000690099   SANTA FE TOPEKA CAR SHOPS, TOPEKA
   INCINERATION                            M041-M049
KS7680090001   US EPA LABORATORY, KANSAS CITY
   FUEL BLENDING                            M061
KSD000809723   SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION, WICHITA
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE


On Site

1,591,023
1,532

3

1,500
526

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0


Off Site

75,003
0

24,451

0
0

749
423
301
247
9
4
3
0
Tot
Manag
Method Total
1,667.
1,666,025
1,532
24,
24,453
2.
1,500
526
1,
749
423
301
247
9
4
3
0
                                        1,681

                                          546
                                          544

                                          817

                                          609

                                          508

                                          187

                                           71

                                           20

                                           17

                                           9

                                           8

                                           2

                                           0

                                           0
1
0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0
1,681

  547
  544

  817

  609

  508

  187

   71

   20

   17

    9

    8

    2

    1

    0
                                                                                                                            1,

                                                                                                                            1,
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Kentucky
  Region IV

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                                  KENTUCKY
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste Programs
 Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Branch
Division of Waste Management
14 Reilly Road
Frankfort, KY 40601
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Van Fritts
Annual Report Program Coordinator
(502) 564-6716
Notes:  No special notes for Kentucky.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                    KENTUCKY

                          Table 1.   RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and

 Total Number  of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
    , 1989

    337

149,612 tons
RCRA TSO  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Mnaging only waste generated on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
   (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
      9
      8
      5

     22

145,481 tons


     51
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
OTHER DISPOSAL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. Of
facilities

Code
M041-M049
M051-M059
M071-M079
M121-M129
M137


using
•ethod*
1
2
1
21
4
22
-
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
1,256
640
0
47,448
3,453
52.798
36.3 X
Off site
0
0
400
92,283
0
92,683
63.7 X
Total
1,256
640
400
139,731
3,453
145,481
100X
Percent
.9
.4
.3
96.0
2.4
100.0
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities my have Multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                      KENTUCKY
                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports, 1909
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                   286
  AR                   514
  CA                   141
  CO                     7
  CT                   260
  DE                    98
  FL                   256
  GA                 1,039
  1A                   611
  IL                 7,850
  IN                 5,252
  KS                   132
  LA                   682
  HA                   191
  ND                    56
  MI                 2.933
  NN                   175
  NO                 2,555
  MS                 1,083
  NC                   869
  ND                    24
  HE                   161
  NN                     3
  NJ                 2,586
  NN                     1
  NY                10,456
  OH                32,978
  OK                     1
  OR                     3
  PA                 5.437
  SC                 5,814
  SO                     1
  TN                 1,436
  TX                 4,690
  UT                     1
  VA                   537
  VT                 1,033
  WI                 1,322
  UV                   810
                                          State

                                            AL
                                            AR
                                            FL
                                            GA
                                            IL
                                            IN
                                            KS
                                            LA
                                            MI
                                            NN
                                            NO
                                            NS
                                            NC
                                            NJ
                                            OH
                                            PA
                                            SC
                                            TN
                                            TX
                                            WI

                                            TOTAL
Exports

    Tons Shipped
          26,217
             545
              16
              22
           6,257
          10,274
              19
           1,252
           3,546
             163
             546
               1
               6
             675
           5,354
           7,251
              79
           3,672
             169
              43

          66,109
  TOTAL
92,282

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                                national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                             (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                  KENTUCKY

                     TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989

                                      Quantity Generated
            Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            14
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25.
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
MONX*
D007
U162
F003
U112
K061
D001
0002
F006
K071
F001
F005
U188
D006
U239
F002
U226
U147
D008
U211
F008
P037
U223
U077
U002
U129
P010
D009
KOMX*
K051
U201
D010
K106
FOMX*
POCK
F012
F019
K062
P044
P121
27,937
27,905
20,736
12,657
9,156
7,622
6,396
4,294
3,737
3,244
3,019
2,944
2,766
2,502
2,152
2,045
2,017
1,311
1,237
1,096
735
622
597
367
300
284
256
225
219
218
169
144
129
118
79
55
49
44
32
29
18.7
18.7
13.9
8.5
6.1
5.1
4.3
2.9
2.5
2.2
2.0
2.0
1.8
1.7
1.4
1.4
1.3
.9
.8
.7
.5
.4
.4
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    KENTUCKY

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method. 1989

Management                                                           Quantity Managed
Method                                       Code    Waste Type      in State (tons)
INCINERATION                              M041-M049     D001                     1.256

ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)           M051-M059     F003                      623
                                                        F001                        17

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079     K088                      400

OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129     F002                   27,036
                                                        D007                   24,050
                                                        U162                   20,736
                                                        K062                   19,728

OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137          U112                     3,374
                                                        F001                        51
                                                        F002                        26
                                                        U129                        2


TOTAL                                                                         145,481
* These waste types represent waste streans that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                {Based on 1969 Data)
                                                      KENTUCKY

             TABU 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA OUAHTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
ICYD003924198 E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.
KYD006390017 ROHM AND HAAS KENTUCKY INC.
KYD006370167 B.F. GOODRICH CO. CHEMICAL GROUP
KY0088438817 L.W.D. INC.
KYD006371314 B.F. GOODRICH CO., LOUISVILLE PLANT
KYD054272554 TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY, SOMERSET DIVI
KYD000207282 KENTUCKY ELECTRIC STEEL CO.
KYD006370159 ATOCHEM AMERICA, INC.
KYD991277112 NEWPORT STEEL CORPORATION
KYD070814033 RELIANCE UNIVERSAL INC. - RESINS OPERATI
KYD066899766 ATR WIRE & CABLE CO., INC.
KYD000821942 KYANA OIL, INC.
KYD000616375 MOBILE TANK CAR SERVICES
KYD006373922 ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA, INC.
KYD006379226 DRACKETT, INC.
KYD161955380 TOYOTA MOTOR MANUFACTURING USA, INC
KYD005013032 ARMCO STELL CO., L.P. (COKE PLANT)
KYD990737066 COURTAULDS COATINGS/PORTER PAINT CO.
KYD092825538 ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION
KYD071315899 FORD MOTOR COMPANY, LOUISVILLE ASSEMBLY
KYD006370175 GAF CORP.
KYD000605568 HI-TEK POLYMERS, INC.
KYD042943985 DOW CORNING CORP.
KYD091514653 SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION
KYD098103096 LOUISIANA DOCK COMPANY
KYD045738127 TRINITY INDUSTRIES, INC.
KYD053351227 FORD MOTOR COMPANY - KY TRUCK PLANT
KYD082390394 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
KYD006396246 OLIN CORP.
KYD041167396 ALLIED DRUM SERVICE INC.
KYD985066125 OUENSBORO GRAIN CO.
KYD062951801 GREEN RIVER STEEL CORP.
KYD006375489 AMERICAN STANDARD INC.
KYD049064017 KEN-DEC, INC.
KYD006384531 HARSHAW/FILTROL PARTNERSHIP
KYD062979158 POLYKEN TECHNOLOGIES
KYD985067644 HENDERSON COUNTY RIVERPORT AUTHORITY
KYD006387021 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
KYD981027451 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
KYD044914356 UNIVERSAL FASTENERS INC.- DIV. OF NUCON
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE
CALVERT CITY
CALVERT CITY
LOUISVILLE
SOMERSET
ASHLAND
CALVERT CITY
NEWPORT
LOUISVILLE
DANVILLE
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE
CARROLLTON
FRANKLIN
GEORGETOWN
ASHLAND
LOUISVILLE
FLORENCE
LOUISVILLE
CALVERT CITY
LOUISVILLE
CARROLLTON
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE
DALLAS
LOUISVILLE
RICHMOND
BRANDENBURG
LOUISVILLE
OWENSBORO
OUENSBORO
LOUISVILLE
HORSE CAVE
LOUISVILLE
FRANKLIN
HENDERSON
LOUISVILLE
ASHLAND
LAWRENCEBURG
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     23,673
     20,736
     15,827
     12,475
      5,763

      3,776
      3,615
      3,256
      3,232
      2,765

      2,415
      2,349
      2,152
      1,981
      1,927

      1,864
      1,766
      1,575
      1,523
      1,324

      1,243
      1,186
      1,096
      1,056
      1,027

        974
        970
        835
        825
        820

        816
        775
        719
        712
        694

        688
        622
        597
        579
        557

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             KENTUCKY

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES. 1989
                                                                                                                          Tot
   Rank  EPA  ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Manas
           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

       1  KYD053348108  SAFETY-KEEN CORP., NEW CASTLE                                                                     47,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0            47,034            47,034
       2  KYD006390017  ROHM AND HAAS KENTUCKY INC., LOUISVILLE                                                            24,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129            20,736             3,646            24,382
       3  KYD003924198  E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO., LOUISVILLE                                                           23,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129            23,673                 0            23,673
       4  KY0005003181  ARMCO STEEL COMPANY, L.P. WEST WORKS, ASHLAND                                                      19,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0            19,716            19,716
       5  KYD088438817  L.W.D. INC., CALVERT CITY                                                                          17,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0            17,949            17,949
       6  KYD006370167  B.F. GOODRICH CO. CHEMICAL GROUP, CALVERT CITY                                                      4,
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137                  3,374                 0             3,374
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               840                 0               840
       7  KYD006373922  ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA, INC., CARROLLTON                                                             2,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0             2,537             2,537
       8  KYD000821942  KYANA OIL, INC., LOUISVILLE                                                                         2,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               993               708             1,701
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059               623                 0               623
       9  KYD006370159  ATOCHEM AMERICA, INC., CALVERT CITY                                                                 1,
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049             1,256                 0             1,256
     10  KYD006396246  OLIN CORP., BRANDENBURG
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               825               125               950
     11  KYD000616375  MOBILE TANK CAR SERVICES, LOUISVILLE
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 0               400               400
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0                 1                 1
     12  KYD000828806  ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. - ICSS DIVISION, CATLETTSBURG
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               114               114               228
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137                     51                 0                51
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059                17                 0                17
     13  KYD981027451  SAFETY-KLEEN CORP, ASHLAND
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0               214               214
     14  KYD074062316  C & S TRUCK SCALES INC., LOUISVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               114                 0               114
     15  KYD005009923  CALGON CARBON CORP., CATLETTSBURG
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                20                83               103
     16  KYD091514653  SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION, LOUISVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          Ml 21-M129                 0                86                86
     17  KYD006384531  HARSHAW/FILTROL PARTNERSHIP, LOUISVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                72                 0                72
     18  KYD024041063  ASHLAND CHEMICAL, LOUISVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0                70                70
     19  KY5170024173  NAVAL ORDNANCE STATION, LOUISVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                27                 0                27
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137                     26                 0                26
     20  KYD006397491  DOW CORNING CORP., ELIZABETHTOWN
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                31                 0                31
     21  KY6210020479  USA ARMC & FORT KNOX, FORT KNOX
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129                 202
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137                      202
     22  KYD042593368  VAN WATERS & ROGERS, LOUISVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 202
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Louisiana
   Region VI

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                                  LOUISIANA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
NRPS1
ARIM Section
Hazardous Waste Division
Department of Environmental Quality
7290 Bluebonnet, Fifth Floor-70810
Post Office Box 82178
Baton Rouge, LA 70884-2178
Contact Name:
Phone:
Mr. Rene J. Mire
(504)765-0334
Notes:    No special notes for Lousiana.

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                                  National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1969 Data)
                                                    LOUISIANA

                          Table 1.  ROM Hazardous Haste Generation and

 Total  Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                                             , 1989
                                       9,094,768 tons
 RCRA TSO Facilities  (excluding  storage-only facilities)
    Facilities mnaging only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total  Quantity of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed  only in storage)

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities:
                                              29
                                               5
                                              10

                                              44

                                       9,205,887 tons


                                              46
 Final Disposition of wastes
Management Method
in RCRA
                  NO.  Of
              facilities
                   using
      Code       method*
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
                                                                          Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
On site
M031-M039
M041-M049
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M134
M137


27
12
2
7
4
3
12
1
44
-
84,443
91,476
1,255
362,288
19,861
16,361
8,263,187
0
8,838,871
96.0 X
Off site
                                                               Total  Percent
62,854
22,131
15,491
100
0
250,279
15,713
447
367,015
4.0 X
147,298
113,607
16,746
362,388
19,861
266,640
8,278,900
447
9,205,887
100X
1.6
1.2
.2
3.9
.2
2.9
89.9
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may haw multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1969 Data)
                                                     LOUISIANA

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports.  1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                 1,653
  AR                17.420
  AZ                    63
  CA                   520
  CO                   382
  CT                   165
  DC                     5
  DE                   896
  FL                 4,213
  GA                 1,667
  1A                   254
  IL                 2,864
  IN                   902
  KS                 5,593
  KY                   477
  MA                   341
  NO                   145
  MI                 1,015
  NN                   266
  MO                 3,135
  MS                 2,367
  MT                     5
  NC                   734
  NO                     2
  NE                    58
  NH                     3
  NJ                 4,762
  NH                    93
  NV                    60
  NY                   344
  OH                10,609
  OK                 4,313
  OR                     1
  PA                 2,025
  PR                   717
  SC                   198
  SO                     0
  TN                 2,396
  TX               153,732
  UT                     7
  VA                   844
  VI                     3
  UA                     7
  WI                    85
  UV                13,410
                                           State

                                            AL
                                            AR
                                            CA
                                            CO
                                            CT
                                            DE
                                            FL
                                            GA
                                            IL
                                            KS
                                            KY
                                            MA
                                            MD
                                            MS
                                            NC
                                            NJ
                                            NY
                                            OH
                                            OK
                                            PA
                                            SC
                                            TN
                                            TX
                                            WI

                                            TOTAL
Exports

    Tons Shipped
           4,256
             864
             410
               3
               4
             246
          20,118
              15
             198
              91
             284
               2
               5
          17.679
               0
               1
               4
             127
             468
          11,549
             136
              99
          93.498
               4

         150,058
  TOTAL
238,750

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    LOUISIANA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1909

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
D003
MOMX*
0002
F005
U077
0001
K112
D004
F024
K048
K019
DOMX*
K022
K061
U083
D008
KOMX*
IC049
K051
K016
K027
F003
K020
0007
UOMX*
F002
U328
F001
K115
U221
K073
K030
K106
0009
U101
K114
U154
U037
0011
P077
3,103,940
2,985,707
1,613,331
697,957
251,763
84,884
65,506
49,090
42,076
41,802
25,454
18,537
18,059
12,243
10,006
9,725
9,354
8,261
6,276
5,327
5,073
5,069
4,529
3,837
2,986
2,901
1,098
980
907
734
654
598
565
537
526
438
431
398
351
213
34.1
32.8
17.7
7.7
2.8
.9
.7
.5
.5
.5
.3
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by *ore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Baaed on  1989 Data)
                                                    LOUISIANA

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Uaste Managed, by ROW Nanageaent Method, 1989

 Management                                                          Quantity Managed
 Method                                   Code       Uaste Type      in State (tons)

 OTHER  RECOVERY                            M031-M039     0001                    44,386
                                                        K019                   38,600
                                                        K022                   17,950
                                                        K048                   15,394

 INCINERATION                              M041-M049     F024                   36,241
                                                        MOMX*                  18,078
                                                        D001                    13,470
                                                        U083                   10,006

 STABILIZATION                             M111-M119     MOMX*                  10,496
                                                        K027                     736
                                                        F001                      636
                                                        0001                      600

 OTHER  TREATMENT                           M121-M129     0002                  289,201
                                                        IC112                   62,892
                                                        IC020                   3,126
                                                        F024                   2,938

 LAND TREATMENT                            M131           K048                   8,511
                                                        K049                   8,025
                                                        K051                    2,172
                                                        D003                    1.124

 LANDFILL                                  M132           MOMX*                  46,622
                                                        UOMX*                  41,462
                                                        K111                    22,316
                                                        DOMX*                  21,772

UNDERGROUND INJECTION                     M134           D003                3,099,174
                                                        MOMX*              2,927,312
                                                        D002                1,308,775
                                                        F005                   689,173

OTHER DISPOSAL                            N137           D001                      447


TOTAL                                                                      9,205,887
* These waste types represent uaste streams that were characterized
  by anre than one EPA Haste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                     LOUISIANA

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1969
RANK
EPAIO
                     SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
LAD0081 86579
LAD008175390
LA0008213191
LAD065470916
LAD0081 79707
LAD001890367
LAD001700756
LAD980622104
LAD020597597
LAD008080681
LAD040776809
LAD000777201
LAD000618256
LAD008086506
LAD0571 17434
LAD000618298
LADOOB187080
LAD062662887
LAD092096106
LAD990683716
LAD081999724
LAD008080350
LA0094919339
LAD041581422
LAD981058621
LAD000812818
LA0041224932
LAD086478047
LAD010395127
LAD092681824
LAD981514441
LAD053783445
LAD050901669
LAD089841902
LAD055010078
LAD081407850
LAD055018717
LAD981522048
LAD056024391
LA0213820533
SHELL OIL CO REFINERY
AMERICAN CYANAMIO COMPANY
RUBICON INC
UITCO CHEMICAL CORP
MOBIL OIL CORPORATION
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.
MONSANTO COMPANY
SHELL CHEMICAL CO NORCO
IMC STERLINGTON PLANT
OLIN CORP LAKE CHARLES PLT RESIDUE
BASF CORPORATION
CHEMICAL UASTE MANAGEMENT INC
CECOS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
PPG INDUSTRIES INC.
GEORGIA-GULF
CECOS INTERNATIONAL
DOW CHEMICAL USA LOUISIANA DIV
EXXON CO USA BATON ROUGE REFINERY
INTERNATIONAL PETRO CORP DBA NATL 0
CONOCO INC LAKE CHARLES REFINERY
MARATHON OIL CO LOUISIANA REFINING
CITGO PETROLEUM CORPORATION
BAYOU STEEL CORP
UNION CARBIDE CORP 1C DIV.
ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (FS)
EXXON CHEMICAL AMERICAS
FORMOSA PLASTICS
VISTA CHEM CO
ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (LA)
VULCAN CHEMICALS CO.
WASTE-TECH SERVICES, INC.
CIBA-GEIGY CORP
NALCO CHEMICAL CO*
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 6-115-01
CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO ST. JAMES PLANT
HILL PETROLEUM COMPANY
PORT ALLEN RIVER PLANT, INC.
UESTLAKE POLYMERS CORP.
B P OIL, INC.
US ARMY LOUISIANA AMMUNITION PL
CITY

NOR CO
WESTWEGO
GEISMAR
TAFT
CNALNETTE

LAPLACE
OILING
NORCO
STERLINGTON
LAKE CHARLES

GEISMAR
CARLYSS
HESTLAKE
UESTLAKE
PLAQUEMINE

LIVINGSTON
PLAOUEMINE
BATON ROUGE
NEW ORLEANS
UESTLAKE

GARYVILLE
LAKE CHARLES
LAPLACE
TAFT
BATON ROUGE

BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
UESTLAKE
CHALNETTE
GEISMAR

LAKE CHARLES
ST GABRIEL
GARYVILLE
KENNER
ST JANES

KROTZ SPRINGS
BATON ROUGE
SULPHUR
BELLE CHASSE
DOYLINE
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

  2.390.769
  2,043,294
  1.090,953
    777,611
    701,872

    699,908
    289,338
    264,500
    202,815
     74,142

     71,239
     70,876
     56,513
     37,702
     36,775

     29,807
     28,747
     21,530
     21,073
     18,907

     17,462
     15,331
     12,484
     10,664
     10,520

      6,832
      6,438
      6,403
      5,814
      5,061

      4,581
      4.271
      4,156
      4,144
      4,015

      3,849
      3.561
      2,781
      2,649
      2.634

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                                               National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uafite Report
                                                            (Baaed on  1909 Data)
   Rank  EPA ID
              Site Na
                          LOUISIANA

TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROtA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES. 1989


City
     10
     11
     12

     13
     14
     15
     16
     17
     18
  Management Method

LAD008186579  SHELL OIL CO REFINERY, HORCO
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
LAD008175390  AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY, UESTWEGO
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
LAD008213191  RUBICON INC., GEISMAR
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
  INCINERATION
LAD065470916  WITCO CHEMICAL CORP., TAFT
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
LAD001890367  E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.,
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
  INCINERATION
  OTHER RECOVERY
  OTHER TREATMENT
LAD008179707  MOBIL OIL CORPORATION, CHALMETTE
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
  OTHER RECOVERY
LAD0017007S6  MONSANTO COMPANY, LULING
  OTHER TREATMENT
LAD980622104  SHELL CHEMICAL CO NORCO, NORCO
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
  INCINERATION
LAD000777201  CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMEN1
  LANDFILL
  OTHER RECOVERY
  OTHER DISPOSAL
LAD020597597  INC STERLINGTON PLANT, STERLINGTON
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
  OTHER RECOVERY
LAD008086506  PPG INDUSTRIES INC., UESTLAJCE
  OTHER RECOVERY
  INCINERATION
LAD000618256  CECOS INTERNATIONAL, INC.
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
LAD008080681  OLIN CORP LAKE CHARLES PL
  OTHER TREATMENT
  INCINERATION
  OTHER RECOVERY
LAD040776809  BASF CORPORATION, GEISMAR
  UNDERGROUND INJECTION
  OTHER RECOVERY
LAD000618298  CECOS INTERNATIONAL, LIVINGSTON
  LANDFILL
  STABILIZATION
LAD010395127  ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SEI
  INCINERATION
  LANDFILL
  STABILIZATION
LAD008187080  DOW CHEMICAL USA LOUISIAI
  INCINERATION
  OTHER TREATMENT
LAD057117434  GEORGIA-GULF, PLAQUEMINE
  OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039




N134 2
•STUEGO
M134 2

M134 1
N041-M049

M134
, LAPLACE
M134
M041-M049
M031-M039
M121-M129
•TTE
M134
M031-M039

N121-M129
»
M134
M041-N049
:., CARLYSS
M132
M031-M039
N137
INGTON
N134
M031-M039

M031-M039
M041-M049
•STLAKE
M134
•SIDUE, LAKE CHARLES
M121-M129
M041-M049
N031-M039

M134
M031-M039
roN
M132
M111-M119
•S (LA), CHALMETTE
N041-M049
M132
N111-M119
IV., PLAQUEMINE
N041-M049
M121-M129



On Site

,389,596

,043,293

,089,575
324

776,715

691,552
7,183
182
182

695,562
907

289,201

251,112
13,378

2,842
0
0

198,055
4,730

0
32,444

56,485

62,892
7,428
41

57,226
12,567

13,519
0

4,376
0
1.255

19,508
9,124



Off Site

0

0

0
0

0

0
2,813
0
0

0
0

0

0
0

208,701
4,604
447

0
0

44,988
3,407

15,713

0
0
0

0
0

23,801
9,241

14,874
17,777
6,250

1,036
0



Method Total

2,389,596

2,043,293

1,089,575
324

776,715

691,552
9,997
182
182

695,562
907

289,201

251,112
13,378

211,543
4,604
447

198,055
4,730

44,988
35,851

72,198

62,892
7,428
41

57,226
12,567

37,320
9,241

19,250
17,777
7,505

20,544
9,124

Tots
Manage

2,389,5

2,043,2

1,089,J


776,1

701,5




696,-


289,i

264.'


216.!



202,


80.


72,

'70,



69.


46,


44,



29,


26,
                                                                         26,875
                                                                           26,875
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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                                            National Biennial ROW Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                         (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                         LOUISIANA

                               TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989
  ank  EPA ID        Site Name. City

        Management Method
  19  LAD081999724  MARATHON OIL CO LOUISIANA REFINING, GARYVILLE
        LAND TREATMENT                           M131
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  20  LAD990683716  CONOCO INC LAKE CHARLES REFINERY, WESTLAKE
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-H039
  21  LAD008080350  CITGO PETROLEUM CORPORATION, LAKE CHARLES
        UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
        LAND TREATMENT                           M131
  22  LAD079464095  GSX RECOVERY SYSTEMS INC., CROWLEY
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
  23  LAD041581422  UNION CARBIDE CORP 1C DIV., TAFT
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
        INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  24  LAD092681824  VULCAN CHEMICALS CO., GEISMAR
        OTHER RECOVERY                           N031-M039
  25  LAD055010078  CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO ST. JAMES PLANT, ST JAMES
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  26  LAD081407850  HILL PETROLEUM COMPANY, KROTZ SPRINGS
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  27  LAD0537B3445  CIBA-GEIGY CORP., ST GABRIEL
        INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  28  LAD000709998  TULANE UNIVERSITY-DELTA PRIMATE CEN, COVINGTON
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  29  LADOS6024391  B P OIL, INC., BELLE CHASSE
        LAND TREATMENT                           M131
  30  LAD065485146  TEXACO INC., UNION
        LAND TREATMENT                           M131
        UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
  31  LA0213820533  US ARMY LOUISIANA AMMUNITION PL, DOYLINE
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
        INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  32  LA4800014587  MARTIN MARIETTA-US NASA/NEW ORLEANS, NEW ORLEANS
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  33  LAD008194060  UNIROYAL CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC., GEISMAR
        INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  34  LAD008073439  FIRESTONE SYN RUB I LAT DIV FIR T*R, LAKE CHARLES
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  35  LAD085551877  AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS CO., ST GABRIEL
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  36  LAD060817558  JEFFERSON X-RAY SERVICES INC., KENNER
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  37  LAD981513021  X-RAY UNLIMITED, INC.,  LAKE CHARLES
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  38  LAD079460895  ETHYL PLT PDC, BATON ROUGE
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  39  LA0087029872  ALFRED'S PROCESSOR SALES/SERVICE, KENNER
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
  40  LAD062666540  PIONEER CHLOR ALKALI  CO INC., ST GABRIEL
        OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039


On Site

15,941
1,514

15,394

13,411
765

0
0

7,258
3,385

4,014

3,863

3,611

2,823

2,078

1,991

1,164
605
0

889
0

645

626

452

243

0

0

0

0

51


Off Site

0
0

0

0
0

12.840
11

0
0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0
89

0
0

0

0

0

0

156

115

55

54

0


Method Total

15,941
1,514

15,394

13,411
765

12,840
11

7,258
3,385

4,014

3,863

3,611

2,823

2,078

1,991

1,164
605
89

889
1

645

626

452

243

157

115

55

54

51
Total
Managed 1

17,455


15,394

14,176


12,851


10,643


4,014

3,863

3,611

2,823

2,078

1,991

1,858



890


, 645

626

452

243

157

115

55

54

51

(eluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Maine
 Region I

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                                    MAINE
EPA Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region I
                                              RCRA Support Section
                                              Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
                                              JFK Federal Building
                                              Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection                   State-specific report and
 Instrument                                     EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State                    Department of Environmental
 Environmental Authority                          Protection
                                              State House, Station 17
                                              Augusta, ME  04333-0017
Contact Name:                                  Mr. Michael Hudson
                                               Environmental Specialist III
Phone:                                         (207) 289-2651
Notes:    Maine did not submit wate management data; therefore no calculations of
          quantities of waste managed can be reported.

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                                  national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      MAINE

                         Table 1.  ROM Hazardous Waste Generation

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                               , 1909

                                46

                            52,528 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
   (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
                                 0
                                 0
                                 0

                                 0

                                 0 tons


                                 4
Final Disposition of wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
                                          Code
    No. of
facilities
     using
   method*
      Hazardous Waste Managed
         Quantities (tons)
On site       Off site
                                                                                                    Total  Percent
   Maine did not provide data on RCRA TSD facilities or management  of RCRA hazardous waste.

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                                    National Biennial ROtA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                       MAINE

                              TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Waste laports and Exports, 19B9

        laports                                                         Exports

State    Tons Received                                        State         Tons Shipped
                     0                                          CT                    250
                                                                FC                    224
  TOTAL              0                                          IL                      1
                                                                LA                     22
                                                                MA                 51,136
                                                                MD                     40
                                                                MI                    194
                                                                NH                      0
                                                                NJ                    373
                                                                NY                    104
                                                                OH                     13
                                                                PA                    126
                                                                RI                    140
                                                                SC                      6
                                                                TX                      8

                                                                TOTAL              52.635
     Naine did not  provide data  on RCRA TSO facilities or nanagement of RCRA hazardous waste.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based en 1909 Data)
                                                      MIME

                       TABLE 3.  RANT ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Uaste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               U
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              U
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
D008
0002
F006
D001
FOMX*
DOMX*
F001
MOMX*
F002
F003
0003
FOOS
F007
D006
0009
0007
D011
U002
U223
U151
UOS2
U012
0004
U220
50,281
673
349
315
230
170
134
107
101
47
36
33
24
20
5
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
95.7
1.3
.7
.6
.4
.3
.3
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

  Maine did not provide data on RCRA TSO facilities or management of RCRA hazardous waste.

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                             national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report

                                        (Based on 1909 Data)
                                              MINE

  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Iteste Managed, by RCRA Hanageaent Method, 1989
This table is  not applicable because  the State did not manage any hazardous waste
                                         during 1989.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                       MAINE

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IUSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
EPAID
                     SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
OS
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NED053440467
MED065034183
MED001096791
MED001098458
MED042141408
MED980910053
MED001107051
MED001096395
MED046217352
MED077469864
MED982200115
MED086878980
MED001111368
MED083184051
MED001 099746
NED040228983
MED990813297
MED001097203
MED001095777
MED042143297
NED001095470
MED086875887
NED000769653
MED001 094374
MED000841064
MED093625358
MED067056002
MED980731384
MED001 106293
MED001098011
MED061002002
MED001 126564
MED037719838
ME0018998245
ME4971590001
MED000841015
MED046221115
MED981888928
MED001094051
NED006948954
HOULTON WATER CO
ME ELECTRONICS
SACO DEFENSE INC
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR
UARREN S D COMPANY
SILVEX INC
GREAT NORTHERN PAPER, MILLINOCKET MILL
PRIME TANNING CO INC
EASTERN FINE PAPER INC
SPRAGUE ELECTRIC CO
STEERING Z F GEAR INC U S A
MECON MANUFACTURING
FRASER PAPER LIMITED
UNITRODE CORP
GTE PRODUCTS CORP
PIONEER PLASTICS CORP
DATA GENERAL
PHILIPS ELMET CORP
HUSSEY SEATING CO
NICHOLS U H CO
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO
JAMES RIVER OTIS INC
AUBURN SOLID UASTE ENERGY RECOVERY
UILNER WOOD PCOTS CO
IRWIN COMPANY
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP
REECE CORPORATION
NEW BALANCE ATHLETIC SHOE INC
EDWARDS CO UNIT OF GENERAL SIGNAL
GREAT NORTHERN PAPER EAST MILLINOCKET
UNIFIRST CORP
CARLETON WOOLEN MILLS INC
VINER BROTHERS INC
J & J CLEANERS
US DEFENSE FUEL SUPPLY PT CASCO
GETTY REFINING t MARKETING CO
MOBIL OIL PORTLAND TERMINAL
IDEXX CORP
TIBBETS INDUSTRIES INC
AUGUSTA SERVICE BUILDING
HOULTON
LISBON
SACO
SOUTH PORTLAND
WESTBROOK
WESTBROOK
MILLINOCKET
BERWICK
BREWER
SANFORD
BREWER
OXFORD
MADAWASKA
WESTBROOK
WALDOBORO
AUBURN
WESTBROOK
LEWISTON
NORTH BERWICK
PORTLAND
JAY
JAY
AUBURN
NORWAY
GORHAM
AUGUSTA
GORHAM
NORRIDGEWOCK
PITTSFIELD
EAST MILLINOCKET
PORTLAND
WINTHROP
PRESQUE ISLE
BRUNSWICK
SOUTH HARPSWELL
SOUTH PORTLAND
SOUTH PORTLAND
PORTLAND
CAMDEN
AUGUSTA
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     50,080
        676
        231
        225
        193

        149
        119
         91
         81
         80

         73
         57
         45
         42
         40

         31
         30
         27
         24
         23

         23
         22
         20
         16
         15

         14
         14
         12
         11
          9

          7
          7
          6
          5
          5

          5
          4
          4
          3
          3
 Maine did not provide data on RCRA TSD facilities or aanagenent of RCRA hazardous waste.

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                                        National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                   (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     MAINE

                             TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989
This  table  is not applicable because the State did  not manage  any hazardous waste during  IS

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Maryland
  Region III

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                                  MARYLAND
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
Customized EPA Hazardous Waste
 Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Program
Department of the Environment
2500 Broening Highway, Building 40
Baltimore, MD 21224
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Jim Francis
Chief, RCRA Permits Division
(410) 631-3343
Notes:    No special notes for Maryland.

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                                            national  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                        (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                         NARYLMD

                              Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generation and Hnreiaiwnt, 1989

 I  Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                                  385

 t  Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:                                 265,227  tons
  TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
 acilitics managing only waste generated on site
 acilities managing only waste generated off site
 BCilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

 I RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

 t Quantity of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSD  units:
 excluding quantity managed only in storage)

 I RCRA TSD Facilities:
      9
      2
      1

     12

211,256 tons


     37
   Disposition of wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
 gement Method

 ENTS  RECOVERY
 HERATION
 GY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)
 OUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
 GE TREATMENT
 :R TREATMENT
 K DISPOSAL
 .LID SYSTEM TYPE

   TOTAL
   PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities

Code
M021-M029
M041-M049
M051-M059
M071-M079
M1 01 -Ml 09
M121-M129
M137



using
method*
1
3
1
3
2
6
2
1
12
-
Hazardous Uaste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
109
6,261
806
192,890
968
3,002
26
0
204,061
96.6 X
Off site
0
0
0
7,191
1
2
0
0
7,195
3.4 X
Total
109
6,261
606
200,081
969
3,005
26
0
211,256
100X
Percent
.1
3.0
.4
94.7
.5
1.4
.0
.0
100.0
-
urn may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uwte Report
                                                CBased on  1909 Data)
                                                 MARYLAND

                          TABLE 2. ROW Hazardous Haste laports and Exports,  1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  CT                    72
  DC                  357
  DE                    56
  IA                     0
  IL                     5
  HA                 1,275
  NC                  180
  NO                     0
  NH                     4
  NJ                  233
  NY                  150
  OH                    50
  PA                 3,482
  RI                    99
  SC                    74
  TN                    22
  VA                 1,471
  VT                     9
  WI                     1
  UV                    92

  TOTAL               7,731
          Exports
State

  AL
  AR
  CO
  CT
  OE
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  KS
  ICY
  LA
  MA
  MI
  Ml
  NO
  NC
  NJ
  NV
  NY
  OH
  OR
  PA
  SC
  TN
  TX
  UT
  VA
  UI
Tons Shipped

       2,008
         791
          97
          80
          20
         122
         194
       1,141
         888
          50
          63
         937
       1,601
         685
          24
           0
         857
      23,424
           2
         283
       6,963
           2
      24,115
       4,304
          39
          97
          11
         102
          14
                                                               TOTAL
                   68,913

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                                            National Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                                         (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          MARYLAND

                            TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1909
                                     Quantity Generated
           Rank         Waste Type          (tons)         Percentage

            1
            2
            3
            4
            5
            6
            7
            8
            9
           10
           11
           12
           13
           14
           15
           16
           17
           18
           19
           20
           21
           22
           23
           24
           25
           26
           27
           28
           29
           30
           31
           32
           33
           34
           35
           36
           37
           38
           39
           40
D007
D008
DONX*
0002
D001
F006
F003
MOMX*
FOMX*
K061
D003
K062
K087
F002
F001
U028
K051
F005
D006
U221
UOMX*
D005
D010
U159
F019
U069
P047
D013
K007
D011
U122
P029
D009
F004
U148
F009
U080
0019
U102
U044
143.406
58,396
15,798
12,825
8,587
5,550
4,913
3,813
2,704
2,590
1,545
980
968
598
591
472
470
455
120
89
70
58
55
42
22
17
14
11
10
10
7
5
5
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
54.1
22.0
6.0
4.8
3.2
2.1
1.9
1.4
1.0
1.0
.6
.4
.4
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streaas that  were characterized
jy wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
>f these mixture codes  is provided  in Section 2-3.

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                                               national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                                           (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                            MARYLAND

          Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROW Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Manageaent Method, 1989

Management                                                          Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type      in  State (tons)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029     F002                      109

INCINERATION                              M041-M049     F003                    5.673
                                                        DOMX*                     587
                                                        0003                        1

ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)           M051-M059     MOMX*                     803
                                                        0008                        3

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079     0007                  131,602
                                                        0008                   57,965
                                                        DOMX*                   6,030
                                                        0002                    4,254

SLUDGE TREATMENT                          M101-M109     K087                      968
                                                        DOMX*                       1

OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129     0002                    1,786
                                                        0003                    1,166
                                                        DOMX*                      50
                                                        U122                        1

OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137          0003                       26

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     D009                        0


TOTAL                                                                        211,256
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by mre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                          national Biemial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                      (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                       MARYLAND

               TABU 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AH) RCRA OUAMTITT GEHERATB),  1909
     EPAIO
SITE NAME
 MDD053945432  BETHLEHEM STEEL - SPARROWS POINT PL
 MDD003091972  GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK & BUS GROUP
 MDD003071875  F M C CORORATION - A6RI CHEM GROUP
 MD0000731356  MARYLAND (STATE)- HAWKINS
 MDD046279311  GENERAL ELECTRIC

 MDD086140944  EASTERN STAINLESS STEEL COMPANY
 HDD001715705  BALTIMORE SPECIALTY STEELS,  CORP.
 MD0003093119  AMG RESOURCES CORPORATION
 MDD980555189  CLEAN HARBORS OF BALTIMORE
 MDD000731570  PEPCO CHALK POINT GEN STATION

 MDD000797365  BROWNING-FERRIS INC.
 MDD003084464  ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA
 MDD003063476  ALCOLAC
 MDP000004343  P R P RESPONDENT - SPECTRON
 MDD053936464  PEPCO-MORGANTOWN GEN. STATION

 MD4170024109  US, NAVAL ORDANCE STATION
 MDD003060860  SOUTHERN GALVANIZING CO.
 MDD061367280  TEXAS EASTERN-ACCIDENT FL
 MDD002901197  CARR-LOUREY G ASS CO. PLT.
 MDD003093499  MOBAY CORP - PEMCO PRODUCT.

 MDD982363426  ROHR INDUSTRIES, INC.
 NDD030324073  MARYLAND PORT ADMIN. -  DUNDALK
 MDD003419090  MARTIN MARIETTA AERO t NAVAL  SYSTEMS
 MDD982571663  ATLANTIC ELECTRONICS INC
 MDD003067121  THIOKOL CORP.

 MDD069380657  CHESAPEAKE FINISHED METALS
 MDD038942884  KANASCO LTD.
 MD0001890060  KULS AMERICA INC.
 MDD990686156  CHEVRON USA,  INC.
 MDD000215160  SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.

 MDD003075942  AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
 MDD003065984  CONOCO INC.
 MDD980694012  GORE,  W.L. & ASSOCIATES INC.
 MDD0059716SO  AMERICAN NATIONAL  CAN COMPANY
 MDD042644385  NEUTRON PRODUCTS INC.

 NDD000622092  NOXEL  CORPORATION
 MDD003062114  BYRON,  W. D.  &  SONS,  INC.
106150004095  NATIONAL  INSTITUTES OF  HEALTH
MDD061378030  ROTOREX COMPANY
MDD990686552  ESSEX  INDUSTRIAL CHEM.  INC.
 CITY

 SPARROWS  POINT
 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE
 COLUMBIA

 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE
 SPARROWS  POINT
 BALTIMORE
 AQUASCO

 LINTHIOJM
 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE
 ELKTON
 NEWBURG

 INDIAN HEAD
 BALTIMORE
 ACCIDENT
 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE

 HAGERSTOWN
 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE
 ELKTON

 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE
 CHESTERTOWN
 BALTIMORE
 BALTIMORE

 HAVRE DE  GRACE
 BALTIMORE
 ELKTON
 SPARROWS POINT
DICKERSON

 COCKEYSVILLE
WILLIAMSPORT
BETHESDA
WALKERSVILLE
BALTIMORE
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    132,832
     63,121
     12,463
      4,538
      4,392

      4,337
      3,167
      2,933
      2,885
      2,566

      2,437
      2,385
      1,924
      1,707
      1,349

      1,299
        934
        881
        861
        809

        788
        778
        733
        690
        629

        597
        543
        488
        470
        429

        346
        313
        299
        290
        287

        278
        244
        229
        211
        205

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                                              National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on  1909 Data)
                                                            MARYLAND

                                 TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES,  1909

Rank

1


2



3


4

5

6

7


8

9

10


11


12


EPA ID Site Maine, City
Management Method
MDD053945432 BETHLEHEM STEEL - SPARROWS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
MDD003091972 GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK & BUS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
OTHER TREATMENT
MDD980555189 CLEAN HARBORS OF BALTIMORE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT



POINT PL, SPARROWS
M071-M079
M101-N109
GROUP, BALTIMORE
M071-N079
M051-M059
M121-M129
, BALTIMORE
M071-M079
M101-M109


On Site
POINT
131,255
968

61,634
806
50

0
0


Off Site

0
0

0
0
0

7,191
1
MDD003071875 F M C CORORATION - AGR! CHEM GROUP, BALTIMORE
INCINERATION
MDD003063476 ALCOLAC, BALTIMORE
OTHER TREATMENT
MD4170024109 US, NAVAL ORDANCE STATION,
OTHER TREATMENT
MDD003067121 THIOKOL CORP., ELKTON
INCINERATION
OTHER DISPOSAL
HDD003075942 AMERICAN CY AMAH ID COMPANY,
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
MD0170023444 US, NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE
OTHER TREATMENT
MDD980554653 GSX SERVICES, INC., LAUREL
OTHER TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
M041-M049

M121-N129
INDIAN HEAD
M121-M129

M041-M049
M137
HAVRE DE GRACE
M021-M029
CTR., SILVER SPRING
M121-M129

M121-M129

5,673

1,785

1,141

587
25

109

25

0
0
0

0

1

0
0

0

0

1
0
Toti
Manag.
Method Total
132,:
131,255
968
62,
61,634
806
50
7,
7,191
1
5,
5,673
1.
1,785
1.
1,142

587
25

109

25

1
0
MD4170090001 US NAVY, NAVEODTECHCEN, INDIAN HEAD
INCINERATION
OTHER DISPOSAL
MDD003064334 CAMBRIDGE WIRE CLOTH CO. I
OTHER TREATMENT
M041-M049
M137
, CAMBRIDGE
M1 21 -Ml 29
1
1

1
0
0

0
1
1

1
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Massachusetts
     Region 1

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                               MASSACHUSETTS
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region I
                                               RCRA Support Section
                                               Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
                                               JFK Federal Building
                                               Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection                   State-specific annual report and
 Instrument:                                     EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State                    Division of Hazardous Waste
 Environmental Authority                        Department of Environmental
                                                Protection
                                              One Winter Street
                                              Boston, MA  02108
Contact Name:                                 Ms. victoria Phillips
                                              Biennial Report Coordinator
Phone:                                        (617) 292-5812
Notes:     Massachusetts did not  submit  waste  management  data; therefore  no
           calculations of quantities of waste managed, nor the number of TSD facilities,
           can be reported.  Also, the state failed to  provide information on wastes
           received from off site; therefore, the total imports in Table 2 is shown as zero.

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                                    National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                 (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    MASSACHUSETTS

                            Table 1.   ROM Hazardous Waste Generation

  Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

  Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
             494

          34,142 tons
  RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
     Facilities managing only waste generated on site
     Facilities managing only waste generated off site
     Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

  Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

  Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
     (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

  Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
               0
               0
               0

               0

               0 tons
  Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
  Management Method
            No.  of
        facilities
             using
Code       Method*
      Hazardous Waste Managed
         Quantities (tons)
On site       Off site
                                Total  Percent
*  Massachusetts did not provide data on RCRA TSD facilities or Management  of  RCRA hazardous  waste.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                   MASSACHUSETTS

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports.  1989
State
      laports

       Tons Received

                   0

TOTAL              0
State

  AL
  AR
  CA
  CT
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  KS
  LA
  MD
  HE
  Ml
  NC
  NH
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  PA
  RI
  SC
  TN
  VA
  VT
  UV
                                                                       Exports
Tons Shipped

         105
         299
           3
      10,635
          15
           2
         119
         154
           5
         798
           6
           3
         723
          46
         139
        ,164
        ,039
         132
       1,191
       1.111
         526
           5
         116
           1
         106
                                                                                  4,
                                                                                  5.
                                                               TOTAL
                                                                               25,444

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  MASSACHUSETTS

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED,  1989

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank          Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
             10
             11
             12
             13
             14
             15
             16
             17
             18
             19
             20
             21
             22
             23
             24
             25
             26
             27
             28
             29
             30
             31
             32
             33
             34
             35
             36
             37
             38
             39
             40
D002
F003
D001
F006
F005
MONX*
D008
DOMX*
FOMX*
F002
F001
D007
D011
D009
F019
D005
D006
D003
D004
UOMX*
F011
F007
U226
F004
F009
D010
F012
U009
F008
U188
U122
K086
U223
P098
K061
P106
P030
U239
U028
U052
5,387
5,023
3,927
3,631
2,147
2,094
2,079
1,858
1,735
1,644
1,381
1,020
422
271
234
184
184
165
107
99
94
89
65
51
50
39
31
26
19
13
11
7
5
5
4
3
3
2
2
2
15.8
14.7
11.5
10.6
6.3
6.1
6.1
5.4
5.1
4.8
4.0
3.0
1.2
.8
.7
.5
.5
.5
.3
.3
.3
.3
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

  Massachusetts did not provide data on RCRA TSO facilities or Management of RCRA hazardous waste.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    MASSACHUSETTS
     Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1909
*  Massachusetts did not provide data on RCRA TSO facilities or management of RCRA hazardous waste.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                   MASSACHUSETTS

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
EPAID
SITE NAME
CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
MAD001 115765 JANES RIVER GRAPHICS
MAD076575513 BOSTON SERVICE CENTER
MAD001408517 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
MAD001005370 AT&T
MAD069348829 GTE PRODUCTS CORPORATION
MAD007325814 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC.
MAD002084093 GENERAL ELECTRIC
MAD001050152 HILLIPORE CORPORATION
MAD0001 92559 POLYSAR INC.
HAD001 136035 FLEXCON COMPANY INC.
MAD001014026 FOXBORO COMPANY
MAD001055235 RAYTHEON COMPANY
MAD001046325 IONICS, INC.
MAD000844597 WATERS ASSOCIATES
MAD000844977 STAHL FINISH
MAD000769620 SHELL OIL COMPANY
MAD056019979 IDEAL TAPE COMPANY
MAD000769638 SHELL OIL COMPANY
MAD001764794 HAMBLET AND HAYES CO.
MAD001012244 PRINTED CIRCUIT CORPORATION
MAD041710609 TECH-ETCH, INC
NAD001041383 SURFACE COATINGS INC
HAD001 113059 EASTERN ETCHING & MFC CO
MAD000649640 ANALOG DEVICES SEMICONDUCTOR
MAD062402060 (CRAMER SCRAP, INC
NAD001047620 DUNCAN GALVANIZING CORPORATION
MAD053449393 AMETEK AEROSPACE PRODUCTS, INC.
MAD001033190 GLOBE MFG. CO.
MAD000191700 PRINCESS HOUSE INC.
MAD001 027861 CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS CORPORATION
MAD001008812 LEBARON FOUNDRY INC.
MAD065781197 GALILEO ELECTRO- OPTICS CORPORATION
MAD981061419 EASCO HAND TOOLS INC
MAD051778934 PARLEX CORPORATION
MAD051505477 ICI AMERICAS INC.
MAD001021245 PLATING TECHNOLOGY INC.D.B.A.STAR PLAT
MAD043409879 POLAROID CORP.
NAD000844571 WANG LABORATORIES, INC.
MAD000791780 RAYTHEON POWER TUBE OPERATION
NAD980525505 EASTERN MANUACTURING CORPORATION
SOUTH HADLEY
DORCHESTER
LYNN
NORTH ANDOVER
IPSWICH
ATTLEBORO
PITTSFIELD
BEDFORD
LEOMINSTER
SPENCER
E. BRIDGEWATER
ANDOVER
WATERTOUN
TAUNTON
PEABODY
U BOYLSTON
LOWELL
FALL RIVER
SALEM
WOBURN
PLYMOUTH
WILMINGTON
CHICOPEE
WILMINGTON
GREENFIELD
EVERETT
WILMINGTON
FALL RIVER
NORTH DIGHTON
CAMBRIDGE
BROCKTON
STURBRIDGE
SPRINGFIELD
METHUEN
DIGHTON
NEW BEDFORD
WALTHAM
METHUEN
WALTHAM
ANESBURY
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      2,555
      1,448
      1,282
        989
        862

        828
        753
        620
        604
        587

        541
        532
        531
        525
        523

        483
        446
        445
        437
        381

        357
        342
        331
        312
        283

        269
        269
        266
        264
        262

        260
        256
        233
        232
        230

        225
        223
        216
        215
        205
 Massachusetts did not provide data on RCRA TSD facilities or nanagement of RCRA hazardous waste.

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                                              National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                          (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                         MASSACHUSETTS

                                 TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES. 1989
Massachusetts did not provide data on RCRA TSO facilities or management of RCRA hazardous waste.

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Michigan
  Region V

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                                  MICHIGAN
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Mail Stop 5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Waste Management Division
Department of Natural Resources
Post Office Box 30241
Lansing, Ml 48909
Contact Name:


Phone:
Mr. Kenneth J. Burda
Chief, Hazardous Waste Permit
 Section
(517) 373-0530
Notes:    No special notes for Michigan.

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                                   National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     MICHIGAN

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generation

 Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:
       t,  1989

       824

35,143,264 tons
 RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding  storage-only facilities):

 Total  Quantity of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSD  units:
    (excluding quantity managed only in storage)

 Total  RCRA TSD Facilities:
        39
        17
         8

        64

35,067,217 tons


       232
 Final  Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
METALS RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS  FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC  AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. Of
facilities

Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
N091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M132
M134
M137



using
method*
2
15
1
6
1
7
21
2
4
4
15
3
1
1
9
64
-
Hazardous Uaste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
33
19,652
144
15,569
4,151
7,417
161,394
33,715,978
7,082
89,471
356,557
175
60,405
1
0
34,438,028
98.2 X
Off site
58,497
19,215
0
12,532
0
136,251
16,287
14,527
3,283
158,612
9,844
200,000
0
0
139
629,189
1.8 X
Total
58,530
38,867
144
28.102
4,151
143,668
177,681
33,730,505
10,365
248,082
366,402
200,175
60,405
1
139
35,067,217
100X
Percent
.2
.1
.0
.1
.0
.4
.5
96.2
.0
.7
1.0
.6
.2
.0
.0
100.0
-
•Column nay not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CT
DC
DE
FC
FL
GA
IA
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
MA
MD
ME
MN
MO
MS
MT
NC
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NY
OH
OK
PA
PR
RI
SC
SO
TN
TX
VA
VT
UA
UI
W
laports
Tons Received
192
1
5
1,653
15,625
31
1,156
3,596
1,526
1,201
217
0
5,918
14,341
52
4,124
2,250
916
853
561
17,483
346
215
1,097
7
164
7,463
5
19,736
62,702
98
28,442
20
241
1.483
4
1,117
134
984
2
6
2,729
938
                                 National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              (Based on 1969 Data)
                                                    MICHIGAN

                             TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports,  1989

                                                                      Exports

                                                           State        Tons Shipped
                                                             AL                 2,713
                                                             AR                22,171
                                                             CA                     0
                                                             CT                    20
                                                             FC                 7,068
                                                             FL                     5
                                                             6A                   539
                                                             IL                21,495
                                                             IN                73,596
                                                             KS                15,929
                                                             KY                 1,765
                                                             LA                 1,461
                                                             MA                    10
                                                             MN                    19
                                                             MO                   544
                                                             NC                     3
                                                             NE                 5,946
                                                             NJ                   688
                                                             NY                    59
                                                             OH                66,349
                                                             OK                    18
                                                             OR                    89
                                                             PA                 5,081
                                                             SC                   160
                                                             TN                   114
                                                             TX                 1,635
                                                             UI                   381

                                                             TOTAL            227,860
TOTAL            199,634

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                                National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                            (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                  MICHIGAN

                     TABLE 3.   RANT ORDER OF 40  LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED. 1989

                                      Quantity Generated
           Rank         Waste  Type        (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
           10
           11
           12
           13
           14
           15
           16
           17
           18
           19
           20
           21
           22
           23
           24
           25
           26
           27
           28
           29
           30
           31
           32
           33
           34
           35
           36
           37
           38
           39
           40
MOMX*
D002
D007
DOMX*
D006
K062
K061
F006
FOMX*
0001
F003
U019
U239
0008
F002
F005
F001
U240
D003
F019
UOKX*
K043
U028
U008
0009
F007
K051
U210
1)188
0016
D005
D011
U121
F008
D010
U002
U084
U221
U211
U226
34,115.967
211,090
138,260
124,127
109,337
98,398
68,511
64,648
47,964
46,844
25,723
21,235
19,422
16,171
11,879
8,984
2,902
1,981
1,372
1,306
973
835
781
716
671
531
460
433
372
294
241
99
98
92
75
63
61
53
38
35
97.1
.6
.4
.4
.3
.3
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                              (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                    MICHIGAN

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous yaste Managed, by ROW Management Method, 1989
Management
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
Code 1
M011-M019
M021-M029
N031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M132
taste Type
K062
0002
DOMX*
F001
MOMX*
F003
0001
K062
MOMX*
0001
F003
F005
0001
MOMX*
F003
0001
FOMX*
0007
0006
DOMX*
D008
MOMX*
0008
K062
0002
0005
MOMX*
K061
F006
0002
0002
0008
DOMX*
MOMX*
K061
F006
0008
U239
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)
58,497
30
3
14,778
9,715
9,310
3,025
144
8,509
6,428
3,065
2,575
4,151
67,986
25,967
18,440
13,870
128,757
17,519
17,393
2,496
33,730,505
6,977
3,283
105
0
93,493
42,642
28,900
18,387
356,928
6,978
1,434
538
50,120
46,111
33.129
31,420
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these arixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  national Biemial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              {Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    MICHIGAN

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed, by RCRA Management Method.  1989
                                                   (continued)

Management                                                          Quantity  Managed
Method                                    Code       Uaste Type     in State  (tons)
UNDERGROUND INJECTION                     M134          DOMX*                 60,405
                                                        D002                        0

OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137          0002                        1

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     F005                       40
                                                        MOMX*                     33
                                                        0004                       19
                                                        0001                       17


TOTAL                                                                     35,067,217

* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                               (Based on  1989 Data)
                                                    MICHIGAN

             TABLE 5.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA OUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
RANK
           EPAID
                     SITE  NAME
                                                              CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NID000724724
NID006013643
MID005344544
MID000724831
MID096963194
MID052035425
NID000820381
HID055663538
MID980615298
MID060975844
MID103514048
NID980617435
HID017422304
MID980904478
MID093048957
MID078400165
MID006020457
MID098011992
HID005227228
HIT270010325
NID087738431
MID052052081
NID004320479
NID982073496
NID000809632
MID981954860
MID085031599
MID005068143
MID005356878
MID097239669
HID068806520
MID005363114
MID006031785
MID006014666
MID072782857
MID007138746
NID005356621
MID005379714
NID095947552
HID981 195936
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
PARKE DAVIS & CO
J D PLATING CO
MICHIGAN DISPOSAL, INC.
CHEM-MET SERVICES INC
APOLLO PLATING INC
UPJOHN CO THE
CLARK BROTHERS METAL FABRICATORS
PETRO-CHEM PROCESSING INC
MICHIGAN RECOVERY SYSTEMS
LANTZ W S CORP
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
MCLOUTH STEEL -TRENTON PLANT
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY
COLUMBUS STEEL DRUM OF PONT I AC
ROMEO ENGINE PLT
MIDWEST PLATING CO INC
CYANOKEH
LEAR SIEGLER PLASTICS CORP.
LECO CORPORATION
ROUGE STEEL CO
VOSS STEEL CORP
NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATION GREAT LAKES D
JEFFERSON CONNORS PROJECT
DOW CORNING CORP MIDLAND PLT
DUNDEE WIRE AND MFC
BRAUN ENGINEERING COMPANY
ELECTRO- VOICE INC
GMC-SAGINAW DIVISION
HEIDTMAN STEEL PRODUCTS, INC.
NATIONAL METAL PROCESSING
ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA
COIL ANODIZERS OIV LORIN IND
LACKS INDUSTRIES INC
COMMONWEALTH INDUSTRIES
BASF CORPORATION COATINGS & COLORANTS DI
CMC DELCO PRODUCTS DIVISION
FORD MOTOR CO WIXOM ASSEMBLY PLT
MIDWEST ALUMINUM MFC CO
PVS CHEMICALS INC MICHIGAN
MIDLAND
HOLLAND
MADISON HEIGHTS
BELLEVILLE
WYANDOTTE
ROSEVILLE
KALAMAZOO
GROSSE ILE
DETROIT
ROMULUS
DETROIT
MIDLAND
TRENTON
AUBURN
PONTIAC
ROMEO
GRAND RAPIDS
DETROIT
MENDON
ST JOSEPH
DEARBORN
TAYLOR
E CORSE
DETROIT
MIDLAND
DUNDEE
DETROIT
BUCHANAN
SAGINAW
ERIE
DETROIT
WYANDOTTE
MUSKEGON
GRAND RAPIDS
DETROIT
DETROIT
LIVONIA
WIXOM
KALAMAZOO
WYANDOTTE
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S.  TONS)

 33,760,292
    171,182
    105,813
     93,364
     89,855

     89,592
     74,538
     74,364
     69,569
     57,170

     37,276
     36,137
     27,624
     20,935
     20,140

     19,426
     16,417
     15,032
     14,541
     14,081

     13,928
     13,208
     12,216
     12,161
     11,761

      7,615
      6,986
      6,860
      6,418
      5,610

      5,456
      5,344
      5,077
      4,988
      4,669

      4,648
      4,620
      4,384
      4,288
      3,992

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                                            national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                         (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          MICHIGAN
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EPA ID Site Dame, City
Management Method
MID000724724 THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY. MIDLAND
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-N099
INCINERATION M041-M049
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL} M051-M059
MID006013643 PARXE DAVIS & CO., HOLLAND
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
MID048090633 WAYNE DISPOSAL, INC., BELLEVILLE
LANDFILL M132
MID096963194 CHEM-MET SERVICES INC., WYANDOTTE
STABILIZATION M111-M119
MID000724831 MICHIGAN DISPOSAL, INC., BELLEVILLE
STABILIZATION M111-M119
MID052035425 APOLLO PLATING INC., ROSEVILLE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MID074259565 DYNECOL INC., DETROIT
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-N019
STABILIZATION M111-M119
SLUDGE TREATMENT N101-M109
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
MID98061S298 PETRO-CHEM PROCESSING INC., DETROIT
FUEL BLENDING M061
MID000820381 UPJOHN CO THE, KALANAZOO
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
MID005379607 LAFARGE CORP., ALPENA
FUEL BLENDING M061
MID980617435 THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, MIDLAND
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-M099
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL M132
MID006020457 MIDWEST PLATING CO INC., GRAND RAPIDS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MID098011992 CYANOKEM, DETROIT
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
MID005227228 LEAR SIEGLER PLASTICS CORP., MENDON
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MID005068507 SUNOSTRAND HEAT TRANSFER INC., DOUAGIAC
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
MID005344544 J D PLATING CO., MADISON HEIGHTS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MIT270010325 LECO CORPORATION, ST JOSEPH
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MID058816927 JOHNSON CONTROLS GLOBE BATTERY OWOSSO, OWOSSO
SLUDGE TREATMENT M101-M109
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
MID057D02602 ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE CONTROL INC., INKSTER
FUEL BLENDING M061
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

On Site

33,715,978
14,470
4,151

340,641

175

89,419

0

89,575

0
0
0
0
0

7,236

60,405
1,083
0

0

0
0
0

16,401

0
0
0

14,412

14,283

14,041

13,972

6,977
6,977

0
0
0
0
                                                                                      Off Site


                                                                                             0
                                                                                         4,042
                                                                                             0

                                                                                             0

                                                                                       199,896

                                                                                        31,687

                                                                                       114,149

                                                                                             0

                                                                                        58,497
                                                                                        12,776
                                                                                         3,283
                                                                                         1,878
                                                                                           191

                                                                                        66,849

                                                                                             0
                                                                                            53
                                                                                            13

                                                                                        55,594

                                                                                        14,527
                                                                                         8,388
                                                                                            97
                                                                                        10,735
                                                                                         5,481
                                                                                            35

                                                                                             0

                                                                                             0

                                                                                             0

                                                                                             0

                                                                                             0
                                                                                             0

                                                                                        8,085
                                                                                        3,663
                                                                                        1,613
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Method Total
  33,715,978
      18,511
       4,151

     340,641

     200,071

     121,106

     114,149

      89,575

      58,497
      12,776
       3,283
       1,878
         191

      74,085

      60,405
       1,136
          13

      55,594

      14,527
       8,388
          97

      16,401

      10,735
       5,481
          35

      14,412

      14,283

      14,041

      13,972

       6,977
       6,977

       8,085
       3,663
       1,613
          29
                                                                                                                       Total
                                                                                                                     Managed 1
33,738,640



   340,641

   200,071

   121,106

   114,149

    89,575

    76,624
    74,085

    61,554



    55,594

    23,012



    16,401

   '16,252



    14,412

    14,283

    14,041

    13,972

    13,954


    13,390
(eluding quantity aanaged by storage only.

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                                               National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                            MICHIGAN

                            TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RGRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES,  1909 (continued)

                                                                                                                          Tol
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Manaj
           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

     20  MID060975844  MICHIGAN RECOVERY SYSTEMS, ROMULUS                                                                 12,
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                 0             6,678             6,678
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                      0             5,699             5,699
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                0                47                47
     21  MID981954860  DUNDEE WIRE AND MFG., DUNDEE                                                                        7
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129             7,577                 0             7,577
     22  MID006523385  US CHEMICAL CO INC., ROSEVILLE                                                                      7
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029                 0             7,573             7,573
     23  MID990858003  ORGANIC CHEMICALS INC., GRANDVILLE                                                                  4
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-N029                 0             4,683             4,683
     24  MID072782857  COMMONWEALTH INDUSTRIES, DETROIT                                                                    4
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-N079             4,170                 0             4,170
     25  MID083684290  HEXCEL CORP CHEMICAL PRODUCTS DIV..  ZEELAND                                                          3
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-N029             3,795                 0             3,795
     26  MID005503263  MODERN HARD CHROME SERVICE CO., WARREN                                                              3
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079             3,531                 0             3,531
     27  MID981088297  BIG RAPIDS PRODUCTS. INC., BIG RAPIDS                                                               2
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079             2,502                 0             2,502
     28  MID088754668  EDWARDS OIL SERVICE INC., DETROIT                                                                   2
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0             2,262             2,262
     29  MIT270012669  GRAND RAPIDS DIE CASTING, GRAND RAPIDS                                                              1
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              N071-M079             1,518                 0             1,518
     30  MID001868595  COATINGS AND COLORANTS DIV., GRAND RAPIDS                                                           1
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029             1,163                 0             1,163
     31  MID092947928  DRUG & LABORATORY DISPOSAL INC., PLAINWELL
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129              522               292               814
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119                51                 0                51
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                39                11                50
     32  MID005339460  CADON PLATING CO.. WYANDOTTE
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079              897                 0               897
     33  MID006131890  GREDE FOUNDRIES INC IRON MOUNTAIN PLANT,  KINGSFORD
           OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-M129              568                 0               568
     34  MID020906764  DETREX CORPORATION- SOLVENTS DIVISION, GRAND RAPIDS
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029                 0               282               282
     35  MID072569510  KOCH CHEMICAL COMPANY, WHITEHALL
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029              277                 0               277
     36  MID005378161  MICHIGAN CHROME & CHEMICAL CO., DETROIT
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129              160                 0               160
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              H071-M079                36                 0                36
     37  MID070299268  M N P MFC CORP., UTICA
           OTHER RECOVERY                           H031-M039              144                 0               144
     38  MID044973642  ARMORCLAD INC., FARMINGTON
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              H071-M079              138                 0               138
     39  MIT270012131  CATHODIC ELECTROCOATING CO., ECORSE
           FUEL BLENDING                            N061                   125                 0               125
     40  MID006016547  STEELCASE INC., GRAND RAPIDS  .
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                99                 0                99
           FUEL BLENDING                            N061                      0                24                24
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Minnesota
   Region V

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                                  MINNESOTA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Mail Stop 5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Generator Technical Assistance Unit
Hazardous Waste Division
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
520 Lafayette Road North
St. Paul, MN 55155-3898
Contact Name:

Phone:

Notes:    No special notes for Minnesota.
Mr. Edward R. Meyer
Supervisor
(612) 297-8333

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    MINNESOTA

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generation

 Total  Nurber  of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Waste Generated:
                       241

                   239,098 tons
 RCRA TSD  Facilities  (excluding  storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing  only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing  only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing  waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA TSD  Facilities  (excluding  storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity  of  RCRA  Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
    (excluding quantity  managed  only  in storage)

 Total RCRA TSD  Facilities:
                        77
                        10
                         7

                        94

                   348,586 tons


                       237
 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE

No. of
facilities

Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M071-M079
M081-M089
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M137

using
method*
5
8
19
7
3
7
1
2
1
60
3
5
2
16
                                                                          Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
          On site
Off site
Total  Percent
94
162
231
259
3,886
27
75,079
48,113
24.192
551
75,065
9,735
27
1
0
237,329
68.1 X
80,000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
31,257
111,257
31.9 X
80,162
231
259
3,886
27
75,079
48,113
24,192
551
75,065
9,735
27
1
31,257
348,586
100%
23.0
.1
.1
1.1
.0
21.5
13.8
6.9
.2
21.5
2.8
.0
.0
, 9.0
100.0
-
•Column nay not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   Natiml Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                {Based on 1989 Data)
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                 1,192
  AR                     6
  AZ                    21
  CA                   387
  CO                     1
  FL                     9
  GA                    12
  IA                   842
  ID                     2
  IL                 2,385
  IN                   857
  KS                     3
  KY                   170
  LA                    18
  MA                     8
  HD                    24
  MI                    49
  MO                 2,845
  NC                     2
  ND                   102
  NE                     6
  NJ                   168
  NV                     1
  NY                   149
  OH                    58
  OK                   282
  OR                   345
  PA                   509
  PR                    25
  SC                    28
  SO                   316
  TN                     5
  TX                   400
  UT                     7
  VA                     2
  UA                     0
  WI                 1,200
  WV                   146
                                 MINNESOTA

          TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports.  1989

                                                   Exports

                                          State         Tons Shipped
                                           AL                  1,134
                                           AR                   911
                                           AZ                   169
                                           CA                   101
                                           CT                    61
                                           ID                    15
                                           IL                 19,903
                                           IN                  1,318
                                           KS                    21
                                           KY                    10
                                           LA                   560
                                           MA                    40
                                           MI                   922
                                           MO                   207
                                           NC                      2
                                           NJ                    68
                                           NY                    21
                                           OH                   117
                                           OK                  5,203
                                           OR                      2
                                           PA                      0
                                           SC                      7
                                           SD                      1
                                           TN                     15
                                           TX                    29
                                           UT                      2
                                           UI                  7,965

                                           TOTAL             38,805
  TOTAL
12,581

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                                 National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                             (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  MINNESOTA

                      TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS UASTES GENERATED, 1909

                                       Quantity Generated
            Rank         Uaste Type         (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            14
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
D007
DOMX*
MOHX*
0002
FOHX*
K048
D008
K061
0001
F006
F005
F002
F003
F001
0011
F009
K046
F007
K051
0003
K050
0006
0004
F019
0009
UONX*
F008
P067
U220
U019
U223
0005
1)188
P120
U211
U044
U002
U239
U080
U158
103,134
43,355
29,108
22,089
7,885
7,435
5,878
4,915
3,539
3,270
2,719
1,019
986
840
592
591
462
320
283
258
186
109
42
20
18
15
8
6
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
43.1
18.1
12.2
9.2
3.3
3.1
2.5
2.1
1.5
1.4
1.1
.4
.4
.4
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   national Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    MINNESOTA

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous waste Managed,  by RCRA Management Method,  1989
 Method

 METALS RECOVERY (FOR  REUSE)




 SOLVENTS RECOVERY





 OTHER  RECOVERY





 INCINERATION





 ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)




 AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





 AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT




 SLUDGE  TREATMENT





STABILIZATION

OTHER TREATMENT





LAND TREATMENT
                                          Code
Uaste Type
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)
M011-M019


M021-M029



H031-M039



M041-M049



M051-M059


M071-M079



M081-M089


M101-M109



M111-M119
M121-M129



MT31



0008
D002
F006
FOMX*
MOMX*
F001
F002
MOMX*
D001
F003
DOMX*
F005
D001
DOMX*
D002
D001
D008
DOMX*
DOMX*
D007
D002
0003
MOMX*
0002
D001
MOMX*
0002
F006
D001
DOMX*
D007
D002
F002
D011
MOMX*
KOOI
KOSO
D002
80,030
88
44
109
64
29
28
143
49
28
13
2,048
1,554
118
105
20
6
1
40,733
32,901
1,228
196
47,914
173
26
23,957
173
49
13
551
67,709
6,873
109
90
7,751
1,680
186
110
* These waste types represent waste streaas that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial  ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                   MINNESOTA

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Haste Managed,  by ROW Management Method,  1989
                                                   (continued)

Management                                                          Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code      Waste  Type      in State (tons)
LANDFILL                                  N132          F006                       21
                                                        MOMX*                       4
                                                        0008                        2
                                                        F002                        0

OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137          0008                        1

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     0001                    9,646
                                                        0002                    7,743
                                                        F005                    4,386
                                                        F003                    3,413

TOTAL                                                                        348,586
* These waste types represent waste streams  that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    MINNESOTA

             TABLE 5.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 19B9
RANK
EPAID
                     SITE NAME
                                                   CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
MNT280010257
MND006161756
NND000686071
NN0000823922
NN0006172969
MND079731519
NN0041775008
MND050730175
NN0006148092
NND006147847
NN0006172902
NN0006147268
MN0001 037639
MND981 098478
MN0000823914
NN0071496368
MND006253801
HND006156590
NND006251839
NND980700900
NND006207773
MN0042651687
NND006172621
NND041786930
MN0006154918
NN3170022914
MND990860470
MND047250444
MND000819284
NMD006456768
NND022995690
MND000819268
NND006167332
NND006162820
NND077636397
NND006160014
NND000608547
NND980680540
NND050742014
MN0980501167
NICO PRODUCTS, INC.
IBM ROCHESTER
KOCH REFINING COMPANY
UNISYS CORP. - SHEPARD ROAD
3M-CHENOLITE
UNISYS CORP.-ROSEVILLE
NORTH STAR STEEL
HARD CHROME INC.
GOPHER SMELTING COMPANY
VISION EASE LENS D IV. /CAME LOT IND.
3M/MAGNETIC A/V PRODUCTS DIV.
SHELDAHL INC. EAST PLANT
ADVANCE CIRCUITS INC.
METRO RECOVERY SYSTEMS (LANCY)
UNISYS CORP. - EAGAN
STROH BREWERY CO
SUPERIOR PLATING INC
FEDERAL-HOFFMAN, INC.
WOLKERSTORFER CO. INC.
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING INC.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
ADVANCE CIRCUITS INC.
COOPERATIVE PLATING
AF2 INC.
ELECTRO-PLATING ENGINEERING CO. INC.
NAVAL SYSTEMS DIV. OF FMC CORP.
BMC INDUSTRIES, INC
OSMONICS INC
HONEYWELL INC. - GOLDEN VALLEY
HUTCHINSON TECHNOLOGY INC.
SMITH SYSTEM MFG. CO.
ALLIANT TECHSYSTEMS INC.
ANDERSEN CORPORATION
ASHLAND - ST PAUL PARK REFINERY
LITCHFIELD PRECISION COMPONENTS
PLATING INCORPORATED
CONTROL DATA CORP (MEADOUBROOK)
ADVANCE CIRCUITS INC.
CROWN CORK & SEAL CONP. INC.- FARIBAULT
CRENLO, INC. -PLANT *2
MINNEAPOLIS
ROCHESTER
ROSEMOUNT
SAINT PAUL
COTTAGE GROVE
ROSEVILLE
SAINT PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
EAGAN
ST. CLOUD
HUTCHINSON
NORTHFIELD
ROSEVILLE
ROSEVILLE
EAGAN
SAINT PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
ANOKA
NEW BRIGHTON
MINNEAPOLIS
SAINT PAUL
MINNETONKA
SAINT PAUL
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
SAINT PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
SAINT PAUL
MINNETONKA
GOLDEN VALLEY
HUTCHINSON
PRINCETON
ARDEN HILLS
BAYPORT
ST. PAUL PARK
LITCHFIELD
SAINT PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
HOPKINS
FARIBAULT
ROCHESTER
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     68,266
     42,659
     32,109
     24,582
     12,111

      7,719
      4,915
      4,761
      4,375
      3,361

      2,451
      1,698
      1,695
      1,639
      1,558

      1,438
      1,252
      1,248
      1,137
      1,022

        924
        902
        884
        788
        725

        562
        537
        492
        455
        454

        383
        349
        349
        322
        292

        268
        255
        244
        243
        239

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                                             National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                          (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          MINNESOTA

                                 TABLE 6.   FORTY  LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES. 1989
  Rank  EPA ID         Site Name,  City

          Management  Method
     1
   10
   11
   12
   13

   14
   15

   16
   17
   18
 MND000686071   KOCH  REFINING  COMPANY, ROSEMOUNT
   AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
   SLUDGE  TREATMENT
   LAND TREATMENT
 NND006148092   GOPHER SMELTING COMPANY, EAGAN
   METALS  RECOVERY (FOR  REUSE)
 MNT280010257   NICO  PRODUCTS,  INC., MINNEAPOLIS
   OTHER TREATMENT
 MND006161756   IBM ROCHESTER,  ROCHESTER
   AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
   OTHER TREATMENT
   ENERGY  RECOVERY (REUSE AS  FUEL)
 MN0000823922   UNISYS CORP. -  SHEPARD ROAD
   AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
   OTHER TREATMENT
 MND006172969   3M-CHEMOLITE,  COTTAGE GROVE
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
   INCINERATION
 MND981098478   METRO RECOVERY  SYSTEMS (LAN
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
   OTHER TREATMENT
 MND079731519   UNISYS CORP.-ROSEVILLE, ROSEVILLE
   AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
   METALS  RECOVERY (FOR  REUSE)
   SLUDGE  TREATMENT
   OTHER TREATMENT
 MND006147847   VISION EASE LENS DIV./CAMELOT
   OTHER TREATMENT
   STABILIZATION
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 MND981190242   APTUS (NEI), LAKEVILLE
   INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
 MND000686196   BURLINGTON NORTHERN TIE PLA
   LAND  TREATMENT
 MND000823914   UNISYS CORP. -  EAGAN, EAGAN
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
  OTHER TREATMENT
 MND054497052   VAN WATERS & ROGERS, INC., MINNEAPOLIS
   INVALID  SYSTEM TYPE
 MND006253801   SUPERIOR  PLATING INC., MINNEAPOLIS
  OTHER TREATMENT
  LANDFILL
MND000685941   SOLV-OIL  SERVICE AND SUPF
  INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
MND006154918   ELECTRO-PLATING ENGINEERING CO.
  OTHER TREATMENT
MND041786930   AF2 INC., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
  OTHER TREATMENT
MND000686709   ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY, SHAKOPEE
  INVALID SYSTEM TYPE



3UNT
M081-M089
H101-M109
M131
Ml
M011-M019
DLIS
M121-M129

M071-M079
M121-M129
M051-M059
SAINT PAUL
M071-M079

M121-M129


N041-M049
f), ROSEVILLE

M121-M129
/RLE
M071-M079
M011-M019
M101-M109
M121-M129
f IND., ST. CLOUD
N121-M129
M1 11 -Ml 19
M021-M029


r. BRAINERD
N131

N071-N079
M121-M129
INNEAPOLIS

kPOLIS
M121-M129
M132
»., HOPKINS

». INC., SAINT PAUL
M121-M129

M121-M129
UCOPEE



On Site

48,113
24,143
8,055

0

67,578

41,647
4
1

23,882
0
117

0
3,862

0
13

7,556
72
49
1

2,794
551
12

0

1,680

1,479
33

0

966
7

0

647

630

0


Off Site

0
0
0

80,000

0

0
0
0

0
140
0

16,768
0

9,823
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

1,850

0

0
0

1,116

0
0

933

0

0

535


Method Total

48,113
24,143
8,055

80,000

67,578

41,647
4
1

23,882
140
117

16,768
3,862

9,823
13

7,556
72
49
1

2,794
551
12

1,850

1,680

1,479
33

1,116

966
7

933

647

630

535
Total
Managed 1

80,312



80,000

67,578

41,652



24,139



20,630


9,835


7,677




3,357



1,850

1,680

' 1,512


1,116

973


933

647

630

535

Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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                                               National liemial RCM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Based on  1989 Data)
                                                            MINNESOTA

                            TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1909 (continued)
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
     19

     20
     21
     22

     23
MND047250444  OSMONICS INC., MINNETONKA
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
MND000819284  HONEYWELL INC. - GOLDEN VALLEY, GOLDEN VALLEY
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
MND022995690  SMITH SYSTEM MFG. CO., PRINCETON
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
MND0061600U  PLATING INCORPORATED, SAINT PAUL
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
MN31700229U  NAVAL SYSTEMS DIV. OF FMC CORP., MINNEAPOLIS
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129
     24  MND064767858  GLASSTITE INC., DUNNELL
           OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     25  MND077636397  LITCHFIELD PRECISION COMPONENTS, LITCHFIELD
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     26  MNT280010372  ROSEMOUNT INC. - EDEN PRAIRIE, EDEN PRAIRIE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137
     27  MND006963508  NORTHWEST AIRLINES-BLDG B MAIN BASE, ST. PAUL
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-Ml29
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-N059
           LANDFILL                                 M132
     28  MND006261267  PRECISION PLATING INC., MINNEAPOLIS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-M129
     29  MND980501134  MCLAUGHLIN GORMLEY KING CO., MINNEAPOLIS
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                93
     30  MND081138604  ALLIANT TECHSYSTEMS PROVING GROUND        ELK RIVER
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                46
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                0
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                18
     31  MND000293365  MEDTRONIC INC.                            FRIDLEY
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-N029                54
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                0
     32  NND982419756  CLEANCO TRUCK WASH                        ROSEVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                82
     33  NND001970334  HONEYWELL INC. • ORDNANCE DIVISION        HOPKINS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                71
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                0
     34  MND006962492  BLACKS PHOTOGRAPHY USA INC.               MINNEAPOLIS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                73
     35  NND000608554  CONTROL DATA CORP. (BOTH STREET)          BLOOMINGTON
           METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019                72
                                                               On Site
468

351
  0

348

266

143
 20
 17
  1

174
  0

151

137
  3
  1

125
  6
  4

125
             Off Site
0
6

0

0

0
0
0
0

0
0
                                                                                       0
                                                                                       0
                                                                                       0

                                                                                       0
                                                                                       0
                                                                                       0

                                                                                       0

                                                                                       0

                                                                                       0
                                                                                      21
                                                                                       0

                                                                                       0
                                                                                      28
                                                                                       0
                                                                                       3

                                                                                       0

                                                                                       0
       Method Total
468

351
  6

348

266

143
 20
 17
  1

174
  0

151

137
  3
  1

125
  6
  4

125

 93

 46
 21
 18

 54
 28

 82

 71
  3

 73

 72
                                                                                                                 Tot«
                                                                                                               Manage
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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                                          national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                       (Based on  1969 Data)
                                                       MINNESOTA
ank

36

37

38

39


40

EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method

On Site
MN0042651687 ADVANCE CIRCUITS INC.
OTHER TREATMENT
MN0000819300 HONEYWELL
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
MN0985668227 PRECISION
OTHER TREATMENT

- AVIONICS - ST.

DIVERSIFIED IND.

M121-M129
LOUIS PARK
M021-M029
INC.
M121-M129
MND006249668 METAL-MATIC INC
OTHER TREATMENT
OTHER RECOVERY
MND077632610 TECHNICAL
OTHER TREATMENT


PLATING INC.

M121-M129
M031-M039

M121-M129
MINNETONKA


71


Total
Managed 1
Off Site Method Total

0

71
ST. LOUIS PARK

PLYMOUTH

MINNEAPOLIS


MINNEAPOLIS

55

52

30
15

31
0

0

0
0

0
55

52

30
15

31
71

55

52

45


31

eluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Mississippi
   Region IV

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                                  MISSISSIPPI
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste Programs
 Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
     Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Division
Office of Pollution Control
Department of Environmental Quality
Post Office Box 10385
Jackson, MS  39289-0385
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Michael J. Weaver
Data Base Administrator
(601) 961-5314
Notes:   No special notes for Mississippi.

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                                   National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   MISSISSIPPI

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Haste Generation and

 Total  Nunber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                                             , 1989

                                             153

                                         717,291  tons
 RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding  storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities imaging only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA  TSD Facilities  (excluding  storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity of  RCRA Regulated  Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
    (excluding quantity managed  only in storage)
 Total RCRA TSD  Facilities:
 Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method
in RCRA Processes
      Code
    No. of
facilities
     using
   method*
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
      M021-M029
      M041-M049
      M061
      M071-M079
      M111-M119
      M121-M129
      M131
      M132
      M134
      M137
         4
         2
         1
         5
         1
         1
         2
         2
         1
         1
         2

        13
                                               8
                                               3
                                               2

                                              13

                                         697,961 tons


                                              31
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
On site

    167
      4
      0
327,831
      0
  3,290
  2,561
  3,367
342,473
      5
      0

679,698
 97.4 X
Off site

     264
      74
     210
      17
      19
       0
  17,679
       0
       0
       0
       0

  18,263
   2.6 X
Total  Percent
431
78
210
327,848
19
3,290
20,240
3,367
342,473
5
0
697,961
100X
.1
.0
.0
47.0
.0
.5
2.9
.5
49.1
.0
.0
100.0
»
•Coliwn may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    national  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    MISSISSIPPI

                               TABLE 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports. 1909
State

  AL
  AR
  CA
  IL
  IN
  KY
  LA
  140
  TN
  TX

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

               6
             246
              18
               0
               1
               5
          17,690
              14
             648
              21

          18,649
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  KY
  LA
  HI
  NO
  NY
  OH
  OK
  PA
  SC
  TN
  TX
                                                                        Exports
Tons Shipped

      11,532
          65
          18
           8
          78
       2,766
          64
         711
       8,162
         577
         678
           0
          35
         270
         717
          46
      13,028
       4,661
                                                                TOTAL
                                                                       43,415

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               {Based on  19B9 Data)
                                                   MISSISSIPPI

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED. 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank          Waste Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
D003
DOHX*
0001
MOMX*
K061
K051
F019
0002
FOMX*
K104
F006
IC083
U051
F005
0007
0008
U220
F001
F007
K048
K001
P048
F003
F002
P020
POMX*
0004
K052
UOMX*
K050
U122
P123
KOHX*
F008
D006
K045
D009
U211
U190
F009
670.297
19,252
3,521
3,519
2,303
2,128
2.027
1,719
1,681
1,406
1,231
1,184
792
785
669
666
584
561
543
464
396
298
276
258
193
157
95
70
64
40
33
32
16
9
6
5
3
3
2
2
93.4
2.7
.5
.5
.3
.3
.3
.2
.2
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  national Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   MISSISSIPPI

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Uaste Managed, by ROW Nanageaent Method, 1989
Management
Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 INCINERATION




 FUEL BLENDING




AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT




STABILIZATION


OTHER TREATMENT

LAND TREATMENT




LANDFILL


UNDERGROUND INJECTION

OTHER DISPOSAL

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE



TOTAL
Code

M021-M029




M041-M049




M061




M071-M079




M111-M119


M121-M129

M131




M132


M134

M137
Uaste Type

   FOMX*
   D001
   F003
   F001

   D001
   FOMX*
   D002
   DOKX*

   FOMX*
   F003
   D001
   MOMX*

   D003
   DOMX*
   F019
   D002

   F006
   D002

   DOMX*

   IC048
   K051
   K052
   K050

   0003
   F003

   D003

   FOMX*

   D001
   FOMX*
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)

             400
              14
               8
               7

              24
              14
               8
               8

             137
              47
              17
               6

         324,453
           2,000
             775
             489

              19
               0

           3,290

          18,143
           1,987
              70
              40

           3,367
               0

         342,473

               5

               0
               0
                                    697,961
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by acre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biemiat RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    MISSISSIPPI

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
RANK
EPAID
                     SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
MSD008186587
MSD980601686
MSD054179403
MSD033417031
MSD079461406
MSD008158685
MSD004001244
MSD050648757
MS6210020560
MSD098590615
NSD000693176
MSD980842231
MSD054531215
MSD081387730
MSD006294771
NSD990714081
MSD007031230
MSD980601512
MSD041 165747
MSD9821 14712
NSD980709646
MSD010406809
MSD053778668
HS0066106923
MSD081341729
MSD004010724
MSD063947790
MSD050999127
MSD054176052
NSD000742668
MSD000287417
MSD007019623
NSD008182081
NSD000272385
MSD033359266
NSD990866329
MSD004003513
MSD980708846
MS8210022812
MSD096076781
NORTON INTERNATIONAL, INC.
CATERPILLAR, INC.
CHEVRON U.S.A. INC.
FIRST CHEMICAL CORPORATION
AMERADA HESS CORPORATION
MISSISSIPPI STEEL DIVISION
GENCORP POLYMER PRODUCTS
INGALLS SHIPBUILDING, INC. (WEST BANK)
MISSISSIPPI ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
INGALLS SHIPBUILDING. INC. (EAST BANK)
ENTERPRISE RECOVERY SYSTEMS, INC.
LAWN-BOY, INC.
TRUE TEMPER SPORTS
KERR-MCGEE CHEMICAL CORP.
CHROMCRAFT FURNITURE
CEDAR CHEMICAL COMPANY
VISTA POLYMERS
MORTON INTERNATIONAL, INC.
AKZO COATINGS, INC.
REMAN, INC.
KEMANORD, INC.
AUTOMATIC PROCESSING, INC.
T & M TERMINAL COMPANY
PLATTE CHEMICAL COMPANNY
RINGIER AMERICA, INC.
UNITED TECHNOLOGIES MOTOR SYSTEMS
PIPER IMPACT, INC.
AMOCO PETROLEUM ADDITIVES CO.
COAST ENGINEER & MANUFACTURING CO.
GE PLASTICS
THOMPSON * FORMBY INC.
HEATCRAFT INC.
HERCULES INC.
RED PANTHER CHEMICAL
VICKERS, INC.
KERR-MCGEE CHEMICAL CORP.
CECO BUILDINGS DIV.
VAN LEER CONTAINERS. INC.
AVCRAD
IPC CORINTH DIVISION, INC.
CITY

MOSS POINT
CORINTH
PASCAGOULA
PASCAGOULA
PURVIS

FLOWOOD
COLUMBUS
PASCAGOULA
STENNIS SPACE CENTER
PASCAGOULA

BYHAL1A
OXFORD
AMORY
MERIDIAN
SENATOBIA

VICKSBURG
ABERDEEN
MOSS POINT
CLINTON
POLKVILLE

COLUMBUS
MOSS POINT
COLLINS
GREENVILLE
CORINTH

COLUMBUS
NEW ALBANY
NATCHEZ
GULFPORT
PEARLINGTON

OLIVE BRANCH,
GRENADA
HATTIESBURG
CLARKSDALE
JACKSON

COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS
CANTON
GULFPORT
CORINTH
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    670,720
     11,296
      5,885
      3,174
      2,561

      2,306
      2,053
      1,694
      1,434
      1,381

        821
        787
        771
        645
        642

        565
        545
        498
        458
        428

        425
        386
        356
        347
        344

        341
        311
        299
        285
        278

        272
        223
        168
        163
        155

        147
        146
        141
        123
        123

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                                               National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          MISSISSIPPI

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST  RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE  FACILITIES.  1909

Rank

1



2

3



4

5

6



7




8

9

10

11

12

13


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
MSD008186587 MORTON INTERNATIONAL, INC., MOSS POINT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
LANDFILL M132
MSD083543009 ROGERS' RENTAL & LANDFILL CO., CENTREVILLE
LAND TREATMENT M131
MSD054179403 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC., PASCAGOULA
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER DISPOSAL M137
MSD079461406 AMERADA HESS CORPORATION, PURVIS
LAND TREATMENT M131
MSD980842231 LAWN-BOY, INC., OXFORD
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MSD000693176 ENTERPRISE RECOVERY SYSTEMS, INC., BYHALIA
SOLVENTS RECOVERY N021-M029
FUEL BLENDING N061
LANDFILL M132
MSD000829150 ASHLAND CHEMICAL INC., JACKSON
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
INCINERATION M041-M049
STABILIZATION M111-M119
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
NSD096076781 IPC CORINTH DIVISION, INC., CORINTH
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MSD981856933 MISSISSIPPI NAPTHA DISTRIBUTORS, JACKSON
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
MSD067695742 FMC CORPORATION, TUPELO
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
MS6210020560 MISSISSIPPI ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, STENNIS
INCINERATION M041-M049
MSD000644617 SYSTEM ENERGY RESOURCES, INC., PORT GIBSON
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
MSD961030984 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 6-094-01, SOUTHHAVEN
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE


On Site

342,473
324,880
3,367

0

3,290
2,000
5

2,561

775

145
0
0

60
0
0
0

116

14

8
SPACE CENTER
4

0

0


Off Site

0
0
0

17,679

0
0
0

0

0

261
210
0

17
74
19
3

0

0

0

0

0

0


Method Total

342,473
324,880
3,367

17,679

3,290
2,000
5

2,561

775

406
210
0

76
74
19
3

116

14

8

4

0

0
Toti
Managt

670,/



17,<

5,2



2,!

1

<




















1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Missouri
  Region VII

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                                  MISSOURI
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VII
RCRA, Waste Management Division
RCRA RADM
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS  66101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 instrument
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Program
Department of Natural Resources
Post Office Box 176
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Contact Name:
Phone:
Mr. Joe Davis
(314) 751-5537
Notes:    No special notes for this State.

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                                  national Biennial KRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    MISSOURI

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous waste Generation

Total Number of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                                             298

                                        384,289  tons
RCRA ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
   (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:
                                              16
                                              7
                                              4

                                              29

                                        289,531 tons


                                              74
Final Disposition of wastes
Management Method
in RCRA Processes
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE

No. of
facilities

Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
NOS1-M059
M061
M071-M079
M121-M129
M131
M132
M137

using
Method*
3
11
1
10
2
6
4
9
1
3
2
1
                     29
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                               On site
Off site
                  Total  Percent
41
103
0
68,736
33
59,615
37,880
793
0
5,665
0
0
172,866
59.7 X
16,775
118
0
267
40,702
56,065
0
106
27
36
2,530
38
116,665
40.3 X
16,816
221
0
69,003
40,734
115,681
37,880
899
27
5,700
2,530
38
289,531
100X
5.8
.1
.0
23.8
14.1
40.0
13.1
.3
.0
2.0
.9
.0
, 100.0
-
•Colum nay not sum to total because facilities may have Multiple handling methods.

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                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AR                   659
  AZ                    65
  CA                   158
  CO                    23
  GA                   129
  IA                   936
  IL                48,245
  IN                 5,353
  KS                   977
  KY                23,365
  LA                    79
  MI                    41
  MN                   246
  MS                   485
  HT                     0
  NO                     3
  NE                    46
  NJ                 2,503
  NV                    17
  HY                   571
  OH                 1,437
  OR                   155
  SO                     3
  TN                   113
  TX                   932
  UT                    13
  VA                    61
  UA                    17
  UI                10,313

  TOTAL             96,944
                       MISSOURI

TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989

                                          Exports

                               State         Tons Shipped
                                 AL                   933
                                 AR                  1,339
                                 AZ                  1,256
                                 CT                     4
                                 FL                     62
                                 GA                     56
                                 IA                     2
                                 ID                     4
                                 IL                45,479
                                 IN                  7,806
                                 KS                  1,690
                                 ICY                  1,967
                                 LA                  3,587
                                 ME                     4
                                 MI                15,128
                                 MN                  1,171
                                 MS                     37
                                 NJ                     1
                                 NV                     0
                                 NY                     29
                                 OH                   231
                                 OK                10,644
                                 PA                10,056
                                 RI                     0
                                 SC                   371
                                 TN                   865
                                 TX                  1.933
                                 UT                   112
                                 VT                     0
                                 UI                   387

                                 TOTAL            105,154

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     MISSOURI

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 URGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         
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                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     MISSOURI

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Nanageaent Method.  1909
Management
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)



SOLVENTS RECOVERY



OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION



ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)



FUEL BLENDING



AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT

OTHER TREATMENT



LAND TREATMENT



LANDFILL



OTHER DISPOSAL




Code
M011-M019



M021-M029



M031-H039
M041-M049



M051-M059



M061



M071-M079

H121-M129



M131



M132



M137




Waste Type
K061
D008
MOKX*
F006
F002
F001
0001
F005
DOMX*
MOMX*
IC038
DOMX*
D001
D001
MOMX*
FOMX*
K024
MOMX*
F003
0001
F001
MOMX*
DOMX*
MOMX*
0003
0001
DOMX*
0002
F006 '
0007
DOMX*
0008
DOMX*
0002
D001
MOMX*
UOMX*
P106
K051
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)
12,809
1,942
1,431
595
61
51
38
24
0
41,446
25,594
1,349
435
19,455
17,386
2,507
850
59,819
25,245
18,431
6,871
37,095
785
683
125
28
22
9
8
8
2
5,665
20
11
5
2,377
115
31
5
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     0001                       38


TOTAL                                                                         289,531

* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                              National Biennial RCRA Hazardoue Uacte Report
                                           (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                 MISSOURI

        TABLE 5.   FORTY  LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA OUANTOT GENERATED, 1989
RANK
           EPAID
                     SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
MOD050226075
MOD029729688
MOD0071 74485
N04213820489
MOD075888487
MG0980633325
HOD006272876
M000071 18029
M00980686992
NOD030712822
MOD046740148
MOD000818963
M09890010524
MOD000610766
MOD006302277
MOD084093368
M00086787371
MOD071991434
MOD004954111
MOT300010261
MOD085002319
MOD0071 18078
MOD043935048
MOD006266365
MOD043937895
NOD006273726
M00980962773
M00096726484
M00006324099
MOD006272355
MOD980632954
MQD007128978
MOD007152903
MOD103202636
MOD077887909
MOD052612850
MOD000610634
MOD000818906
MOD089290118
MOD981715824
AMERICAN CYANAMID CO.
SAFETY-KLEEN, INC.
LOZIER CORP.
LAKE CITY ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS ELECTRONICS
SULLIVAN PRECISION METAL FINISHING
FORD MOTOR CO. -ST. LOUIS ASSEMBLY PLANT
ARMCO, INC.
GATES CORPORATION
SCHUYLKILL METALS, INC.
EAGLE-PICHER INDUSTRIES, INC.
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS, INC.
US DEPT OF ENERGY-KC PLANT (ALLIED SIG.)
SOLVENT RECOVERY, INC.
QUAKER UINDOU PRODUCTS CO.
ALCOLAC, INC.
COOK COMPOSITES AND POLYMERS CO.
E. I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO., INC.
MONSANTO CO.
BOC GROUP-CM UENTZVILLE CENTER
CHRYSLER CORPORATION
FORD MOTOR CO.
TRANS WORLD AIRLINES, INC.
PPG INDUSTRIES WORKS NINE
3M CO.
SIGMA CHEMICAL CO.
SIGMA CHEMICAL CO.
MALLINCKRODT, INC.
PETROLITE, INC.
CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO.
INDUSTRIAL FUELS & RESOURCES/MO, IN
KERR-MCGEE CHEMICAL
LITTON SYSTEMS: ADVANCED CIRCUITRY
FLAT RIVER GLASS CO.
ATLAS POUDER CO.
PLASTENE SUPPLY CO.
SPRINGFIELD REMANUFACTURING, INC.
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS, INC.
KELSEY-HAYES COMPANY
EFCO, INC.
PALMYRA
CLARKSVILLE
JOPLIN
INDEPENDENCE
ST CHARLES
SULLIVAN
HAZELUOOD
KANSAS CITY
UARRENSBURG
FOREST CITY
JOPLIN
HAZELUOOD
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY
FREEBURG
SEOALIA
NORTH KANSAS CITY
MOBERLY
ST LOUIS CITY
UENTZVILLE
FENTON
CLAYCOMO
KANSAS CITY
CRYSTAL CITY
SPRINGFIELD
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS CITY
ST LOUIS CITY
ST LOUIS CITY
MARYLAND HEIGHTS
SCOTT CITY
KANSAS CITY
SPRINGFIELD
FLAT RIVER
JOPLIN
PORTAGEVILLE
SPRINGFIELD
BERKELEY
SEDALIA
MONETT
    TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S.  TONS)

    67,814
    57,299
    49,661
    47,584
    37,896

    24,570
    14,658
    10,012
      5,830
      5,668

      5,554
      3,619
      3,577
      3,020
      2,999

      2,086
      1,972
      1,776
      1,651
      1,636

      1,553
      1,351
      1,343
      1,328
      1,306

      1,255
      1,123
      1,114
      1,107
       969

       838
       829
       787
       680
       658

       655
       571
       549
       547
       513

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                                                            MISSOURI

                                  TABLE 6.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1909
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City
           Management Method
On Site
Off Site
Method Total
1

2

3



4



5

6

7


8

9

10

11








12

13


14

15





16


MOD029729688 SAFETY-KLEEN, INC., CLARKSVILLE
FUEL BLENDING M061
MOD050226075 AMERICAN CYAN AM ID CO., PALMYRA
INCINERATION M041-M049
MOD054018288 CONTINENTAL CEMENT COMPANY, INC., HANNIBAL
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
MOD075888487 MCDONNELL DOUGLAS ELECTRONICS, ST CHARLES
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
INCINERATION M041-M049
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
MOD030712822 SCHUYLKILL METALS, INC., FOREST CITY
LANDFILL M132
MOT300010808 ROCK CREEK UASTE TREATMENT FACILITY, INDEPENDENCE
OTHER DISPOSAL M137
MOD000610766 SOLVENT RECOVERY, INC., KANSAS CITY
FUEL BLENDING M061
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
MOD981 505555 HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, KANSAS CITY
FUEL BLENDING M061
MOD004954111 MONSANTO CO., ST LOUIS CITY
INCINERATION M041-M049
M09890010524 US DEPT OF ENERGY-KC PLANT (ALLIED SIG.), KANSAS
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
MOD981 123391 INTERSTATE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, KANSAS CITY
FUEL BLENDING M061
INCINERATION M041-M049
LAND TREATMENT M131
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
LANDFILL M132
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
MOD077887909 ATLAS POUDER CO., JOPLIN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
MOD0071S8157 VAN WATERS & ROGERS, INC., KANSAS CITY
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049
MOD029719200 IRECO, INC., CARTHAGE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
MOD031005341 ASHLAND CHEMICAL INC., ST LOUIS CITY
FUEL BLENDING M061
LANDFILL M132
INCINERATION M041-M049
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
MOT3000102S3 FARMLAND INDUSTRIES PAINT PLANT, NORTH KANSAS CIT
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049

57,270

66,966

30
3
0

37,095
367
14

5,665

0

2,340
16

0

1,347
CITY
785

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

672

0
0

101

0
0
0
0
0
Y
48
21

53,784

0

40,702
16,775
38

0
0
0

0

2,530

0
104

1,671

0

0

575
109
27
22
12
1
0
0

0

92
81

0

35
23
14
4
0

0
0

111,054

66,966

40,732
16,777
38

37,095
367
14

5,665

2,530

2,340
120

1,671

1,347

785

575
109
27
22
12
1
0
0

672

92
81

101

35
23
14
4
0

48
21
111, C

66,?

57,!



3V



5,<

2.1

2,'


1,t

1.:




























1 Excluding quantity nanaged by storage only.

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                                             National Biennial RCRA Hazardous itaste Report
                                                          (Based on  1989 Data)
 tank  EPA ID
Site Na
                          MISSOURI

TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1989


City
         Management Method

   17  M00056389828  MOBAY CORPORATION, KANSAS CITY
         INCINERATION                             M041-M049
   18  M03213720979  US ARMY ENGINEER CENTER, FORT LEONARD WOOD
         METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
         AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
         OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
   19  M04213820489  LAKE CITY ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, INDEPENDENCE
         INCINERATION                             M041-M049
         OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
   20  MOD071991434  E. I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO., INC., MOBERLY
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
   21  MOD030701296  BASF CORPORATION, KANSAS CITY
         FUEL BLENDING                            M061
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
   22  M00069232148  MIRACLE RECREATION EQUIPMENT CO., MONETT
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
   23  MOT300010204  C2 INKS DIVISION OF JAMES RIVER II,  ST LOUIS CITY
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
   24  MOD007133887  PAUL MUELLER CO., SPRINGFIELD
         ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-N029
   25  MOD006326904  UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI  - COLUMBIA, COLUMBIA
         INCINERATION                             M041-M049
         OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137
   26  MQD980971626  SAFETY-KLEEN, INC., COLUMBIA
         OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
   27  M00000669051  SAFETY-KLEEN, INC., CAPE GIRARDEAU
         OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
   28  MOD071999783  DANGEROUS CHEMICALS STORAGE BLDG., ST LOUIS CITY
         OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
   29  MOD073046773  K. C.  AREA TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, KANSAS CITY
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029


On Site

4

39
1
0

30
5

28

5
2

7

4

3
0

1
0

0

0

0

0


Off Site

64

0
0
0

0
0

0

0
0

0

0

0
0

0
0

0

0

0

0

1
Method Total

67

39
1
0

30
5

28

5
2

7

4

3
0

1
0

0

0

0

0
Total
lanaged 1

67

39



35


28

7


7

4

3


1


0

0

0

0

•xcluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Montana
  Region VIII

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                                  MONTANA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VIII
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Waste Management Section
Solid and Hazardous Waste Bureau
Department of Health and
 Environmental Sciences
Cogswell Building
Helena, MT 59620
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Roger Thorvilson
Supervisor
(406) 444-2821
Notes:    No special notes for Montana.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     NONTMU

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation

 Total  Number of  RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Waste Generated:
                            I Management,  1989

                                   28

                                4,978 tons
 RCRA TSO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                           1
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site                          2
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site                   0

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):                3

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:         2,857 tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                    9
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Code
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT   M091-M099
OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129
UNO TREATMENT                            M131
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities
using
method*
•9 1
!9 1
1
1
3
-

Ha

On site
0
1
722
0
723
25.3 X

izardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
Off site
2,131
0
0
3
2,134
74.7 X



Total
2,131
1
722
3
2,857
100X



Percent
74.6
.0
25.3
.1
100.0
-
•Colucn may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Iteste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      NONTAMA

                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Iteste laports and Exports, 1989

        laports                                                         Exports

State    Tons Received                                        State         Tons Shipped
                     0                                                                 0
                                                               AL                      6
  TOTAL              0                                         AR                    27
                                                               CO                      5
                                                               10                   467
                                                               IL                    27
                                                               IN                    11
                                                               KS                      4
                                                               LA                    29
                                                               NO                      1
                                                               NO                      7
                                                               NE                    32
                                                               OR                 1,057
                                                               TX                    31
                                                               UT                   562
                                                               UA                   223
                                                               VI                    10

                                                               TOTAL              2,497

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              Rsnlc

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              35
              35
              36
                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     NQNTAHA

                       TABLE 3.  RMK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED.  1989
fcO» •*• »«*^™«k 1
Waste Type
K048
0004
IC051
D008
K001
0002
OONX*
KOHX*
MONX*
F003
F002
0007
0016
D001
0003
F005
P070
FOMX*
F001
K052
0010
IC050
P022
U151
U134
P030
U226
0006
U122
U239
U112
U007
U201
0009
POTS
U133
U188
K049
MWBIII.B* *rw -w >••••• •• • M
Quantity Generated
(tons)
2,131
949
874
277
260
115
57
47
43
40
37
27
26
24
21
21
8
7
6
3
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percentage
42.8
19.1
17.6
5.6
5.2
2.3
1.1
.9
.9
.8
.7
.5
.5
.5
.4
.4
.2
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of .these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                              CBased on 1989 Data)
                                                     MONTANA

 Table 4.    Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed, fay RCRA Management Method,  1989


Management                                                          Quantity Managed
Method
Code
M091-M099
M121-H129
M131

Uaste Type
K048
K052
K051
DOMX*
0001
D002
D003
in State (tons)
2,131
1
722
3
0
0
0
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT

OTHER TREATMENT

LAND TREATMENT

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TOTAL                                                                          2,857
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     MONTANA

             TABU 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
EPAID
                     SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
MTD006229405
MTD982589525
MTD010380574
MT4210090060
MTD000716787
MTD000475194
MTD093301836
MTD 132430281
MTD982648255
MTD002076370
MTD980807176
MTD079711198
NTD071401368
MTD006238083
MTD982597437
MTD006233894
MTD980330609
MTD000710236
MTD006232276
MTD006229876
MTD990732984
MTD065569048
MT8571924556
MTD981552771
MT9570090044
MT0982648818
MTD9825477D3
CONOCO INC.
ARCO COAL COMPANY - ROCKER
EXXON BILLINGS REFINERY
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEER - FORT PECK
BURLINGTON NORTHERN PARADISE TIE PLANT
MONTANA REFINING COMPANY
WESTERN ENERGY, ROSEBUD MINE
BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD
LIVINGSTON REBUILD CENTER
FLYING J, INC. REFINERY
LOUISIANA PACIFIC
TRANSBAS, INC.
A & S TRIBAL INDUSTRIES
FARMERS UNION CENTRAL EXCHANGE - CENEX
ST. REGIS SPILL
THE NEW ADM INC.
MONTANA POWER COMPANY -COLSTR IP UNIT 3*4
MONTANA POWER COMPANY- COLSTR IP UNITS 1&2
IDAHO POLE COMPANY
CHAMPION INTERN AT I ON CORP.
BEALL TRAILERS OF MONTANA, INC.
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY
MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE
NORTHERN MONTANA COLLEGE
DEPT. OF MILITARY AFFAIRS CSMS
VALLEY COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT
BURLINGTON NORTHERN - WILDER AVENUE
BILLINGS
ROCKER
BILLINGS
FORT PECK
PARADISE
BLACK EAGLE
COLSTR IP
GLENDIVE
LIVINGSTON
CUTBANK
MISSOULA
BILLINGS
POPLAR
LAUREL
ST. REGIS
MISSOULA
COLSTR IP
COLSTR IP
BOZEMAN
LIBBY
BILLINGS
BOZEMAN
GREAT FALLS
HAVRE
HELENA
GLASGOW
HELENA
    TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      2,134
        949
        737
        278
        254

        175
        115
         59
         57
         47

         41
         26
         26
         23
          8

          8
          7
          7
          6
          5

          5
          5
          5
          2
          1

          0
          0

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                                               National Biennial  RCHA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                             MONTANA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RGRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES,  1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City

           Management Method
      1   MTD000818096  CONOCO INC.  BILLINGS LANDFARM,  BILLINGS
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099
      2   MTD010380574  EXXON BILLINGS REFINERY,  BILLINGS
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      3   MT8571924556  MALMSTRON AIR FORCE BASE, GREAT FALLS
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
On Site
    722
      1
Off Site
   2,131

       0
       0
Method Total
       2,131

         722
           1
                                                  Tot
                                                Manag
                                                   2.
1  Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Nebraska
  Region VII

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                                  NEBRASKA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region W
RCRA, Waste Management Division
RCRA RADM
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Section
Land Quality Division
Department of Environmental Control
301 Centennial Mall South
Post Office Box 98922
Lincoln, NE 68509-8922
Contact Name:
Phone:
Ms. Teri Swarts
(402) 471-4217
Notes:    No special notes for Nebraska.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Hamigearnt. 1909

 Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                              72

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                             72,209 tons


 RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                          4
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site                         2
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   2

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):                8

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated  Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:         83,959 tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage  only)

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                    12


 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

                                                      No. of
                                                   facilities              Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                       using                 Quantities (tons)
 Management Method                         Code      method*        On site       Off site          Total  Percent
METALS RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)               M011-M019        1          5,056              0          5,056      6.0
SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029        1              8              3             11       .0
ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)           M051-M059        1              2         18,255         18,257     21.7
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079        2         60,366              0         60,366     71.9
AQUEOUS ORGANIC  TREATMENT                 M081-H089        1             31              0             31       .0
OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129        1            235              0            235       .3
LAND TREATMENT                            M131             1              0              0              0       .0
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                        2              0              3              3       .0

       TOTAL                                               8         65,698         18,261         83,959    100.0
       PERCENTAGE                                          -         78.2 X         21.8 X           100Z


•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                              TABLE 2. ROtA Hazardous Haste laports and Exports, 1909
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AR                   684
  AZ                    69
  CA                   288
  CO                   117
  GA                   429
  IA                   434
  IL                 1,257
  IN                 3,541
  KS                   343
  LA                    35
  NI                 5,532
  NN                     9
  MO                 1,007
  NC                   348
  NJ                    42
  SO                   155
  TX                    85
  UA                 1,194
  UI                 3,333
  UY                   213

  TOTAL             19,115
          Exports
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CO
  FL
  GA
  IA
  IL
  IN
  KS
  KY
  LA
  MI
  NN
  MO
  OH
  OK
  PA
  SO
  TN
  TX
  UT
  WI
Tons Shipped

           1
          11
         166
          63
           9
           5
          28
       3,307
           9
         241
         135
          31
           3
           1
         507
           0
       2,426
          21
           1
          91
         984
           1
         334
                                                                TOTAL
                     8,374

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                                  National  Biennial RCRA  Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    NEBRASKA

                       TABU 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED,  1989

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank          Uaste  Type         (tons)        Percentage
               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              30
              30
              31
              32
              32
D006
D007
K061
D002
FOMX*
F006
0001
MOMX*
D008
DOHX*
F003
F002
K062
U240
F001
F019
F005
D003
D009
P094
F009
K001
D011
P104
D005
0010
U211
U077
P030
U226
P012
P014
U123
U188
F004
U210
41,792
16,544
5,353
3,999
823
551
547
514
461
414
331
258
179
121
109
99
98
7
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
57.9
22.9
7.4
5.5
1.1
.8
.8
.7
.6
.6
.5
.4
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
  Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROW Hazardous Uaste Managed, by ROM
Management
Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)

SOLVENTS RECOVERY

ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT




AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT

OTHER TREATMENT

LAND TREATMENT

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE




TOTAL
                                                                   Quantity Managed
Code
M011-M019
M021-M029
M051-M059
M071-M079
M081-M089
M121-M129
M131

Uaste Type
K061
F003
MOMX*
D001
F003
FOMX*
D006
D007
D002
F002
D002
FOMX*
FOMX*
D001
in State (tons)
5,056
11
8,187
4,964
4,761
283
41,789
16,218
2,359
31
235
0
3
0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by B»re than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
83,959
                    Method, 1989

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITT GENERATB),  1989
RANK
EPAIO
                     SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NED007281728
NED087069050
NET320010200
NED044101442
NE0072901945
NE0007285257
NED007259054
NE0000822775
NED068652981
NED007263619
NED091998567
NED043534635
NED000610691
NED007268790
NED007273279
NED007263353
NED007265077
NED000819078
NED007267214
NED065133167
NED020184412
NED000610709
NED980971733
HED007286198
NED045275260
NE8S71924648
NED080219868
NED072902S13
NED007260870
NED980965974
NED0802099SO
NED047047543
NED007262579
NED000325167
NED980973598
NED099564684
NED042S81363
NET320010077
NED007266331
NED034782029
LINCOLN PLATING COMPANY
NUCOR STEEL
HASTINGS ENERGY CENTER
LOCKWOOD CORPORATION
IMPRIMIS TECHNOLOGY
MAGNUS DIVISION/FARLEY, INC.
AT&T
BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD
KAWASAKI MOTORS MFG. CORP.
MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT COMPANY
DANA CORP.; ENGINE PRODUCTS DIV.
BRUNSWICK-MAIN PLANT
LOZIER CORPORATION
BEHLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HUGHES BROTHER, INC.
CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY
AMERICAN METER COMPANY
PLATTE CHEMICAL CO.
VALMONT INDUSTRIES
EATON CORPORATION
3M COMPANY NORFOLK
LOZIER CORPORATION
DUNCAN AVIATION
VICKERS INC.
NASHUA CORPORATION
OFFUTT AIR FORCE
HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS IND.
SQUARE D COMPANY
HOOVER GROUP INC.
ANACONP CORPORATION
LACKAWANNA LEATHER COMPANY
BECTON DICKINSON CO.
PETERSEN MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
FARMLAND INDUSTRIES
MAX I. WALKER
APPLETON ELECTRIC CO.
BRUNING HYDRAULICS
THERMO KING CORPORATION
THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY
HASTINGS INDUSTRIES
CITY

LINCOLN
NORFOLK
HASTINGS
GERING
OMAHA

FREMONT
OMAHA
LINCOLN
LINCOLN
COZAD

HASTINGS
LINCOLN
OMAHA
COLUMBUS
SEWARD

OMAHA
NEBRASKA CITY
FREMONT
VALLEY
KEARNEY

NORFOLK
OMAHA
LINCOLN
OMAHA
OMAHA

OFFUTT AFB
HARTINGTON
LINCOLN
BEATRICE
OMAHA

OMAHA
HOLDREGE
DEUITT
BEATRICE
OMAHA

COLUMBUS
LINCOLN
HASTINGS
LINCOLN
HASTINGS
    TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     58.032
      5.353
      2,359
        986
        533

        473
        452
        385
        385
        290

        270
        249
        241
        204
        187

        166
        138
        121
         93
         91

         89
         83
         62
         60
         59

         59
         51
         50
         48
         43

         42
         36
         36
         34
         31

         28
         28
         27
         26
         24

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1909 Data)
                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
      1  NED007281728  LINCOLN PLATING COMPANY, LINCOLN
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
      2  NED007260672  ASH GROVE CEMENT, LOUISVILLE
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
      3  NED087069050  NUCOR STEEL, NORFOLK
           METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
      4  NET320010200  HASTINGS ENERGY CENTER, HASTINGS
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
      5  NED043534635  BRUNSWICK-MAIN PLANT, LINCOLN
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      6  NED980973598  MAX I. WALKER, OMAHA
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                N081-M089
      7  NED040906729  VAN WATERS & ROGERS, INC., OMAHA
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
      8  NED000687186  SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION,  GRAND ISLAND
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131


On Site

58,007

2

5,056

2,359

235
8
31
0
0
0


Off Site

0

18,255

0

0

0
3
0
3
0
0


Method Total

58,007

18,257

5,056

2,359

235
11
31
3
0
0
Total
Managec

58,0!

18,2

5,0!

2,3!

2'






1  Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Nevada
 Region IX

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                                   NEVADA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mail Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Program Branch
Bureau of Waste Management
Division of Environmental Protection
123 West Nye Lane,
Capitol Complex
Carson City, NV 89710
Contact Name:

Phone:
Dr. Colleen Cripps
Supervisor
(702) 687-5872
Notes:   No special notes for Nevada.

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                                  National Biennial ROW Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      NEVADA

                          Table 1.   ROM Hazardous Haste Generation and Management, 1969

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                              32

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                              4,685 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site                           1
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                          3
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   2

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):                6

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:        20,246 tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:                                                   11


Filial Disposition of Hastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE


•Column May not sun to total because facilities may have Multiple handling Methods.
No. Of
facilities

Code
M021-M029
M041-M049
MOT1-M079
M101-M109
M121-M129
M132



using
Method*
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
6
-
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
0
90
0
0
1
580
0
671
3.3 X
Off site
19
10
2,789
0
1,559
15,180
18
19,576
96.7 X
Total
19
100
2,789
0
1,560
15,760
18
20,246
100X
Percent
.1
.5
13.8
.0
7.7
77.8
.1
100.0
-

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                                   National Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      NEVADA

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports,  1989
State

  AZ
  CA
  CO
  HI
  IA
  IL
  rs
  KY
  MO
  NE
  NM
  OH
  PA
  TX
  WA
laports

   Tons Received

           1,997
          12,313
            310
               2
               1
            US
               1
               3
               1
               1
              18
              12
               1
            328
              10
State

  AR
  AZ
  CA
  FL
  ID
  IN
  MO
  NC
  OK
  TN
  TX
  UT
  UA

  TOTAL
Exports

    Tons Shipped
               0
              76
           1,417
               0
              97
              18
              19
               0
              39
              30
               3
             234
              20

           1,954
  TOTAL
          15,142

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                      NEVADA

                        TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IWSTES GENERATED, 1909

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              21
              21
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              34
              35
              36
              37
              37
              37
              37
              37
              37
              38
              39
              39
              39
              39
              39
              40
              40
D001
MOMX*
D007
D008
D009
DOMX*
D002
001 1
FOMX*
KOMX*
F005
F002
F006
F001
F003
0004
0003
0006
U220
U154
U002
U003
U188
U244
P098
U117
U211
U080
P030
U165
U167
U248
0010
U226
U228
P015
U044
U239
U019
UOMX*
U012
U112
U133
U134
U162
U223
P106
F004
P087
U034
U045
U169
U122
U151
1,309
719
600
537
512
201
176
132
114
106
84
64
58
38
25
4
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
27.9
15.3
12.8
11.5
10.9
4.3
3.8
2.8
2.4
2.3
1.8
1.4
1.2
.8
.5
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by nore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     NEVADA

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROtA Hazardous Waste
                   I.  by ROW
Management
Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY

INCINERATION



AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT

OTHER TREATMENT



LANDFILL





INVALID SYSTEM TYPE



TOTAL
          Quantity Managed
Code
M021-M029
N041-M049
N071-M079
M101-M109
M121-M129
M132
Waste Type
F005
KOMX*
D001
D002
DOMX*
D011
FOMX*
F006
MOMX*
D003
0006
DOMX*
D007
MOMX*
in State (tons)
19
90
10
1,630
267
217
181
0
1,559
1
7.752
4,016
1,233
599
D001
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
18
                  20,246
                  Method.  1989

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on  1909 Data)
                                                      NEVADA

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
RANK
           EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
NVD 008290330
NV1 21 0090006
NVT330010000
NVT330010208
NVD982467250
NVD980887319
NV91 700221 73
NV3570090016
NVD981641434
NVD982041345
NVD062081500
NV3890090001
NVD982513574
NVD092494319
NV7570024110
NVD982478620
NVD982502692
NVD092497999
NVD982029233
NVD980883714
NVD981582760
NVD981627886
NVD097868731
NVD981694540
NVD982465510
NVD980885685
NVD065020216
NVD990764961
NVD000630970
NVD067813006
NVD098864010
NVD981963549
KERR-NCGEE CHEMICAL CORP.
HAWTHORNE ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT - MAIN P
US ECOLOGY
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 7-087-01
DURA-BOND BEARING COMPANY
BENTLY NEVADA CORPORATION
FALLOW NEVADA NAS
US DOE/TTR/TONOPAH TEST RANGE
R.R. DONNELLEY & SONS COMPANY
LIFETOUCH PORTRAIT STUDIOS
PIONEER CHLOR ALKALI CO., INC.
REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO. INC
AERVOE-PACIFIC CO. INC.
PARLEX NEVADA, INC.
NELLIS AFB
BOUDAR-CLEGG
AMERICAN ELECTRIC
PRECISION ROLLED PRODUCTS, INC.
CASHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY
BALLY ENGINEERED STRUCTURES, INC.
BARRINGER LABORATORIES, INC.
CASHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY
EG & G/EM FOR U.S. DOE
SUNCHEMICAL
NEVADA GSI INC.
CHEMLINE INDUSTRIES, INC.
INTERNATIONAL GAME TECHNOLOGY INC.
CALNEV PIPE LINE COMPANY LAS VEGAS TERM I
MOHAVE GENERATING STATION
MCDERMITT MINE
CAESARS TAHOE
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA
HENDERSON
HAWTHORNE
BEATTY
N LAS VEGAS
CARSON CITY
MIHDEN
FALLON
TONOPAH
RENO
RENO
HENDERSON
LAS VEGAS
GARDNERVILLE
CARSON CITY
LAS VEGAS
SPARKS
SPARKS
RENO
SPARKS
SPARKS
SPARKS
NORTH LAS VEGAS
NORTH LAS VEGAS
RENO
SPARKS
CARSON CITY
RENO
LAS VEGAS
LAUGHLIN
MCDERMITT
STATELINE
RENO
    TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      1,144
        644
        581
        476
        272

        252
        195
        150
        133
        120

         79
         76
         71
         70
         54

         47
         43
         39
         38
         38

         27
         24
         22
         18
         15

         15
         13
         10
          8
          5

          3
          3

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                                               National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             NEVADA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE  FACILITIES.  1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City

           Management Method
      1  NVT330010000  US ECOLOGY,  BEATTY
           LANDFILL                                 M132
      2  NVD980895338  ETICAM-NEVADA,  INC.,  FERNLEY
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-N079
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
           SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109
      3  NV5210090010  HAWTHORNE ARMY  AMMUNITION PLANT,  HAWTHORNE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      4  NV1210090006  HAWTHORNE ARMY  AMMUNITION PLANT • MAIN P, HAWTHORNE
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049
      5  NVD981694540  SUNCHEMICAL,  RENO
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      6  NV7570024110  NELLIS AFB,  LAS VEGAS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-H129


On Site

580

0
0
0

0
'UP
i HC
90
0
1


Off Site

15,180

2,789
18
0

1,559
10
19
0
Tot
Manag
Method Total
15,
15.760
2,
2,789
18
0
1.
1,559
100
19
1
1 Excluding quantity nanaged by storage only.

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New Hampshire
     Region 1

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                              NEW HAMPSHIRE
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region I
RCRA Support Section
Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Waste Management Division
Department of Environmental
 Services
Health and Welfare Building
6 Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301-6509
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Wendy L Waskin
Supervisor, Reporting Branch
(603) 271-6350
Notes:    No special notes for New Hampshire.

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                                   National Biennial  KM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  NEW HAMPSHIRE

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Manageaent, 1989

 Total  Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                              111

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:                              18,211  tons
 RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total  RCRA TSO  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total  Quantity  of  RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total  RCRA TSO  Facilities:
 Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
in RCRA
      Code
    No. of
facilities
     using
   Method*
      MQ31-M039
      M041-M049
      M061
      M071-M079
      M081-M089
      M121-M129
      M132
3
1
0
4
5,952 tons
6
Hazardous Uaste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
0
0
0
5,886
0
63
0
5,948
99.9 %
Off site
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
4
.1 X
Total
0
0
2
5,886
1
63
0
5,952
100X
Percent
.0
.0
.0
98.9
.0
1.1
.0
100.0
-
•Column nay not sum to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                   National Biemial  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  HEU HAMPSHIRE

                              TABU 2. ROM Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
State

  NA
  ME
  VT

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

            208
              3
              0

            211
State

  At
  AR
  CT
  FL
  IL
  LA
  NA
  NO
  ME
  MI
  NC
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  PA
  RI
  SC
  TN
  UT
                                                                       Exports
Tons Shipped

          61
           7
       1.435
           4
       1,452
         131
       3,631
           3
           3
         172
          58
       2,252
       2,885
           9
         660
         128
         196
           8
           4
                                                               TOTAL
                                                                      13,100

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                                  National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous UKte Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 NEU HAMPSHIRE

                       TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1909

                                        Ouantity Generated
             Rank         Waste  Type        (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
             10
             11
             12
             13
             14
             15
             16
             17
             18
             19
             20
             21
             22
             23
             24
             25
             26
             27
             28
             29
             30
             31
             32
             33
             34
             35
             36
             37
             37
             38
             38
             39
             40
F006
0002
D008
D007
D001
F005
F001
DOMX*
F003
MOMX*
F002
FOMJC*
D003
D006
U161
U122
D009
U188
K062
D010
F007
F009
D005
001 1
U002
U028
P063
U210
U165
U223
P030
U112
U228
U009
P106
U359
K086
U147
F008
U160
U121
U240
7,228
3,121
1,772
1,050
846
819
744
711
582
485
270
245
99
55
44
42
21
14
10
10
9
8
7
6
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
39.7
17.1
9.7
5.8
4.7
4.5
4.1
3.9
3.2
2.7
1.5
1.3
.5
.3
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by nore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  national  Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 NEW HAMPSHIRE

   Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed,  by ROM Management Method,  1989

Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method
OTHER RECOVERY

INCINERATION


FUEL BLENDING




AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT




AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT




OTHER TREATMENT

LANDFILL
TOTAL                                                                       5,952
Code
M031-M039
M041-M049
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M121-H129
M132
Uaste Type
F001
D001
U248
FOMX*
F005
D001
F006
D008
D002
IC086
D001
D002
D008
D002
D006
D009
in State (tons)
0
0
0
1
1
0
5,884
2
0
0
0
0
63
0
0
0
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   MEW HAMPSHIRE

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
EPAID
                     SITE NAME
CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NHD066760927 GRANITE STATE PLATING CO., INC.
NHD058537960 WATTS REGULATOR/WEBSTER VALVE
NHD046312559 HADCO CORPORATION
NHD048724173 W.R. GRACE & CO ORGANIC CHEMICALS DIV.
NHD991302522 HADCO CORPORATION HUDSON DIVISION
NKD073974651 TERADYNE CIRCUITS DIVISION
NHD001427475 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
NHD000769869 NASHUA CORPORATION
NHD0010786B2 HITCH I HER MANUFACTURING CO., INC.
NHD0189S3794 STURM, RUGER & CO INC
NHD048729685 BAILEY CORPORATION
NHD001 085026 DAVIDSON INTERIOR TRIM/TEXTRON
NHD980668156 HADCO TECH CENTER ONE
NHD001091073 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
NHD073990418 BURNDY CORPORATION
NHD990717092 DEXTER CORPORATION HYSOL DIVISION
NHD040244428 ELECTROPAC COMPANY, INC.
NHD001085158 MARICEM CORPORATION
NHD045011616 DAVIDSON INSTRUMENT PANEL
NHD040245607 DICEON ELECTRONICS, INC.
NHD001086321 NEW HAMPSHIRE BALL BEARINGS
NHD001079045 LOCKHEED SANDERS, INC
NH7570024847 US PEASE AIR FOCE BASE
NHD064441132 KOLLSMAN
NHD081255788 ADVANCED CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY
NHD064435654 ELECTRO CIRCUITS, INC.
NHD982203838 2 -TECH
NHD001082908 MPB CORPORATION
NHD064433055 DYNACO CORPORATION
KHD018925735 NEW HAMPSHIRE BALL BEARINGS, INC. ASTRO
NHD001078062 TELEDYNE ELECTRO-MECHANISMS
NH2971590003 US DEFENSE FUEL SUPPORT POINT
NHD981211881 JANCO P/C, INC.
NND066752734 FREUDENBERG-NOK GENERAL PARTNERSHIP
NHD001267137 PAK 2000 DIVISION OF OCOR PRODUCTS
NHD066755364 BATESVILLE CASKET COMPANY INC.
NHD000636134 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
NHD000791889 LOCKHEED SANDERS, INC.
NHD052024700 SHELDAHL
NHD099362048 POLYCLAD LAMINATES INC
CONIC
FRANKLIN
DERRY
NASHUA
HUDSON
NASHUA
HOOKSETT
MERRIMACK
MILFORD
NEWPORT
SEABROOK
DOVER
SALEM
SOMERSWORTH
LINCOLN
SEABROOK
MANCHESTER
KEENE
FARMINGTON
NASHUA
PETERBOROUGH
MANCHESTER
PEASE AIR FORCE BASE
MERRIMACK
NASHUA
LACONIA
BOW
KEENE
DERRY
LACONIA
HUDSON
NEWINGTON
SOMERSWORTH
MANCHESTER
MIRROR LAKE
NASHUA
HOOKSETT
NASHUA
NASHUA
FRANKLIN
    TOTAL
 GENERATED
CU.S. TONS)

      5,895
      1,743
      1,496
      1,052
        850

        420
        393
        343
        338
        294

        285
        245
        233
        199
        190

        187
        186
        173
        172
        158

        143
        131
        119
        114
        112

        108
        106
        93
        92
        81

        79
        77
        76
        74
        73

        67
        65
        62
        61
        60

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                                               National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          HEW HAMPSHIRE

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES.  1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
      1
NH0066760927  GRANITE STATE PLATING CO., INC., GONIC
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              N071-M079
NHD058537960  WATTS REGULATOR/WEBSTER VALVE, FRANKLIN
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
NHD056331077  COATING SYSTEMS INC., NASHUA
  FUEL BLENDING                            M061
  AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089
  LANDFILL                                 M132
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  OTHER RECOVERY                           H031-M039
NHD001083955  BEEDE ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO., INC., PENACOOtC
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
                                                               On Site
                                                                          5,884

                                                                             63
Off Site
                                                                                              Method Total
                     5,884

                        63
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
                                                                                                                 Tot)
                                                                                                               Manag<
                                                                                                                           5,1
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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New Jersey
   Region II

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                                 NEW JERSEY
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region II
Hazardous Waste Program
 Branch
26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
New York, NY  10278
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Regulatory
 Element
Department of Environmental
 Protection and Energy
401 East State Street, Fifth Floor
CN-028
Trenton, NJ 08625-0028
Contact Name:
Phone:
Mr. Phil Cole
(609) 633-0751
Notes:   No special notes for New Jersey.

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                                   National  Biennial KM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    NEW JERSEY

                          Table 1.  ROW Hazardous Waste Generation and Management,  1989

 Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                           1,434

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                         47,096,658 tons


 RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities Hanging only waste generated off site
    (excluding quantity managed  in storage only)

 Total  RCRA  TSO Facilities:
 Final  Disposition of Wastes Managed  in ROM Processes
 Management Method

 SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 OTHER RECOVERY
 INCINERATION
 AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
 AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
 OTHER TREATMENT
 LANDFILL
 OTHER DISPOSAL
 INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
ed on site
ed off site
th on and off site
age-only facilities):
naged in RCRA TSD units
only)



: 46,931


6
8
1
15
,754 tons

98










IA Processes

No. of
facilities

Code
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M071-M079
M091-M099
M121-M129
M132
M137



using
method*
1
2
6
1
1
10
1
1
3
15
-




Hazardous Waste Managed

On site
0
956
22
1,058
46,686,000
234
0
0
0
46,688,269
99.5 X
Quantities (tons)
Off site
4
0
337
0
120,611 46,
122,332
167
14
21
243,486 46,
.5 X

Total
4
956
359
1,058
806,611
122,565
167
14
21
931,754
100X

Percent
.0
.0
.0
.0
99.7
.3
.0
.0
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    Nations! Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                    47
  AR                 3,223
  AZ                    30
  CA                   318
  CT                 5,656
  DC                    13
  DE                 2,374
  FL                    5A
  GA                   361
  IA                     2
  IL                   683
  IN                   219
  KY                   137
  MA                 9,969
  MD                22,215
  ME                   266
  HI                   838
  MM                    46
  NC                 2,386
  NH                   650
  NY                12,413
  OH                   649
  PA                94,146
  PR                     1
  RI                    79
  SC                 1,809
  TN                   215
  TX                    79
  VA                 1,628
  VT                   849
  UI                    10
  UV                 4,567
                                  HEW JERSEY

            TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports.  1989

                                                     Exports

                                           State         Tons Shipped
                                             AL
                                             AR
                                             CT
                                             DE
                                             FC
                                             FL
                                             GA
                                             ID
                                             IL
                                             IN
                                             mr
                                             LA
                                             MA
                                             MD
                                             MI
                                             NN
                                             MO
                                             NC
                                             NH
                                             NY
                                             OH
                                             OK
                                             OR
                                             PA
                                             RI
                                             SC
                                             TN
                                             TX
                                             UT
                                             VA
                                             WA
                                             UV
                  16,094
                     561
                     464
                       4
                   2,125
                     263
                     333
                      12
                   3,795
                   1,671
                   2,938
                   6,260
                     132
                     408
                   9,820
                     137
                   3,192
                     549
                       2
                  29,933
                  27,312
                  17,266
                       0
                  72,394
                   2,001
                  15,240
                     106
                     719
                       3
                   3,831
                       0
                     450
  TOTAL
165,933
TOTAL
218,015

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                                  Matiml  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                   NEW JERSEY

                       TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED, 1989

                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank         Waste  Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
MOMX*
D001
F003
F005
F001
0002
D004
0008
K015
F002
K061
D007
D006
F006
D003
K044
P039
D009
U159
U070
0005
K062
IC069
U028
K086
U239
U107
U036
U210
U154
K051
K048
U170
U061
F007
K046
D010
001 1
U190
U080
46,686,000
98,957
69,241
35,487
29,427
27,427
23,801
19,464
16,895
16,769
16,260
13,856
11,241
5,790
3,180
2,984
2,734
2,708
2,227
1,935
1,325
1,139
846
776
616
570
552
539
317
279
278
270
240
227
212
204
195
182
170
156
99.1
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   MEW JERSEY
   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA  Hazardous Uaste Managed, by RCRA Management Method.  1989
Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION


AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT


OTHER TREATMENT


LANDFILL

OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TOTAL                                                                   46,931,754
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by acre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
Code
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M071-M079
M091-M099
M121-M129
M132
M137

Uaste Type
F001
0001
0001
F005
D002
U002
0008
MOMX*
0002
0007
K015
0002
D001
0007
0008
0006
0007
0001
0007
U201
U080
in State (tons)
4
956
200
63
61
16
1,058
46,686,000
70,990
14,435
13,772
37,760
16,267
15,710
10,839
135
32
14
21
0
0

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                                   National Biemiat RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Rased on  1909 Data)
                                                    NEW JERSEY

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1909
RANK
EPAIO
                     SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NJD002385730
NJD002173144
NJD002182897
NJD002454544
NJD980786016
NJD001700707
NJD0021 47692
NJD002191211
NJD002194843
NJD001317064
NJD085644110
NJD986566032
NJD053288239
NJD078873270
NJD002200046
NJD0021 73946
NJD069039626
NJD061843249
NJD990753162
NJD002444719
NJD002171593
NJD000831479
NJD002156925
NJD089216790
NJD980755367
NJD986567139
NJD002345247
NJD002139244
NJD020783304
NJD002202869
NJ0065811986
NJDOQ2173276
NJD064344575
NJD002385615
NJD042905752
NJD002147023
NJD000768093
NJD047500897
NJD000768101
NJD049861776
DUPONT E I CHAMBERS UORKS
AMERICAN CYANAMID CO
SAFETY KLEEN CORP
MARISOL INC
SUOPE OIL AND CHEMICAL
MONSANTO COMPANY
BRISTOL MYERS PRODUCTS
HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE, INC
INTER. FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES
MERCK & COMPANY INC
RARITAN RIVER STEEL COMPANY
WARREN ENERGY RESOURCE CO
ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVIC
NEW JERSEY STEEL CORP
CYCLE CHEM INC
DUPONT E I
SAFETY KLEEN CORP.
NATIONAL SMELTING OF NJ INC
COASTAL EAGLE POINT OIL CO
UNION CARBIDE CHEMICALS PLAS
CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY
DONALD B KELLY INC
HERCULES INCORPORATED
CHEMICAL WASTE MGT OF NJ
JOHNSON MATTHEY INC
TANG REALTY INC.
CIRCUIT FOIL USA INC
METEM CORP
FRAGRANCES RESOURCES INC
REICHHOLD CHEMICALS INC.
COLORAMA LAMINATING & PRINT
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
GANES CHEMICALS, INC
ANCHOR GLASS CONTAINER CORP
ANCHOR GLASS CONTAINER CORP
SANDOZ PHARMACEUTICALS CORP
CRANFORD CLEANERS
ECOLAB INC (UOODBRIDGE PLT)
CHRIS KOCK FORD
ZEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CITY

DEEPUATER
LINDEN
LINDEN
MIDDLESEX
PENNSAUKEN

BRIDGEPORT
HILLSIDE
NUTLET
UNION BEACH
RAHUAY

PERTH AMBOY
OXFORD
BRIDGEPORT
SAYREVILLE
ELIZABETH

POMPTOM LAKE
CLAYTON
PEDRICICTOUN
WESTVILLE
PISCATAWAY

SO PLAINFIELD
CAMDEN
KENVIL
NEWARK
W DEPTFORD

POSCATAUAY
BORDENTOUN
PARSIPPANY
KEYPORT
ELIZABETH

PASSAIC
BRIDGEUATER
PENNSVILLE
SALEM
CLIFFUOOD

EAST HANOVER
CRANFORD
AVENEL
TURNERSVILLE
SPRINGFIELD
    TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

 46,695,042
     51,491
     29,894
     22,620
     18,387

     18,346
     17,269
     11,412
     10.872
     10,461

      9,781
      7,782
      7,631
      6,529
      5,945

      5,897
      4,917
      4.170
      4,101
      3,938

      3,367
      3,243
      3,173
      3,140
      2,955

      2,760
      2,669
      2,548
      2,524
      2,450

      2,357
      2,351
      2.238
      2,136
      2,060

      1.947
      1,924
      1,884
      1,804
      1,738

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                                               National Biennial  KRA Hazardous Itaste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                           IEU JERSEY
                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST MSA HAZARDOUS HASTE  FACILITIES,  1989

Rank

1





2


3


4


5


6

7

8

9

10


11


12


13

U

15


EPA 10 Site Name, City
Management Method
NJD002385730 DUPONT E I CHAMBERS WORKS, DEEPUATER
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-M099
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL N132
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
NJD002454544 MAR I SOL INC., MIDDLESEX
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
NJD002141950 CP CHEMICAL INC., SEUAREN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
NJD068292648 STANDARD TANK CLEANING CORP., BAYONNE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
OTHER DISPOSAL M137
NJD002173946 DUPONT E I, POMPTOM LAKE
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
NJD980753875 ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA INC., WEST DEPTFORD
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
NJD002155067 FRITZSCHE DODGE & OLCOTT, CLIFTON
INCINERATION M041-M049
NJD002U1190 CPS CHEMICAL COR INC., OLD BRIDGE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
NJD002521961 HERCULES INCORPORATED, PARLIN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
NJD002444719 UNION CARBIDE CHEMICALS PLAS, PISCATAUAY
INCINERATION M041-M049
OTHER RECOVERY H031-M039
NJD047318043 DETREX CORPORATION, CINNAMINSON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
NJD004362059 FISHER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY, FAIR LAWN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
NJD01U27895 L & L OIL SERVICE, ABERDEEN
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
NJD000582387 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, PISCATAUAY
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
NJD000692111 EXXON RESEARCH & ENGINEERING, ANNANDALE
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE


On Site

46,686,000
0
0
0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

1,058
210

956

0

0

24

22
0

0
0

0
0

0

0

0


Off Site

120,611
85,015
176
167
21

28,743
14

4,324
1

4,135
14

0
0

0

146

105

0

0
0

9
4

1
0

0

0

0


Method Total

46,806,611
85,015
176
167
21

28,743
14

4,324
1

4,135
14

1,058
210

956

146

105

24

22
0

9
4

1
0

0

0

0
Tote
Manage

46,891,$





28,7


4,3


4,1


1.2


?

1

1


















1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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New Mexico
   Region VII

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                                NEW MEXICO
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous and Radioactive Materials
 Bureau
Environmental Department
525 Camino De Los Marquez
Post Office Box 26110
Santa Fe, NM 87502
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Anna Walker
Management Analyst
(505)827-4308
Notes:    No special notes for New Mexico.

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                                   National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    NEW IEXICO

                          Table 1.  ROM Hazardous Waste Generation and Nanageaent,  1909

 Total Nunber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                              46

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                              10,961 tons
 RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off  site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site
 Total  RCRA TSO  Facilities (excluding  storage-only facilities):

 Total  Quantity  of  RCRA Regulated Waste Managed  in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed  in storage only)

 Total  RCRA TSD  Facilities:
 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
OTHER DISPOSAL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
Code
    No. of
facilities
     using
   Method*
M011-M019
M021-M029
M041-M049
M071-M079
M121-M129
M131
M137
         2
         1
         1
         2
         6
         3
         2

        10


6

10
0
0
10
,355 tons
19








Hazardous Waste Managed

On site
21
0
10
6
1,709
3,883
727
6,355
100.0 X
Quantities (tons)
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.0 X

Total
21
0
10
6
1,709
3,883
727
6,355
100X

Percent
.3
.0
.2
.1
26.9
61.1
11.4
100.0
-
•Colum May not sum to total because facilities nay have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     •EW ICXICO

                               TABU 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste laports and Exports, 1989
State

  AZ
  CO

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

               1
              15

              16
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CA
  CO
  FL
  GA
  ID
  IL
  IN
  KS
  LA
  MI
  NJ
  NV
  MY
  OK
  PA
  TN
  TX
  UT
Exports

    Tons Shipped

             281
                                                                                   1
               2
              18
             794
             205
              21
               2
              37
              10
              26
              78
               4
               1
               7
               4
             235
               0
             100
           1,851
             525
                                                               TOTAL
                                                                        5,252

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                                  National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   HEW ICXIOO

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED,  1909

                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Uaste Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
0002
K051
FOMX*
F002
MOMX*
D003
K048
DOMX*
D007
F003
D001
F001
K049
D008
0005
UOMX*
0011
0006
K050
F006
0004
D010
D009
P120
F005
K052
U012
U125
P076
P068
POTS
POMX*
P056
U080
P015
U122
U002
U240
P095
P073
2,168
1,799
1,646
1,483
1,149
750
522
421
242
221
200
104
58
53
32
25
18
11
9
8
8
6
6
4
3
2
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19.8
16.4
15.0
13.5
10.5
6.8
4.8
3.8
2.2
2.0
1.8
1.0
.5
.5
.3
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   NEW MEXICO

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCM Hazardous Haste Managed, by ROM Management Method, 1989

Management                                                          Quantity Managed
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)




SOLVENTS RECOVERY

INCINERATION

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT




OTHER TREATMENT





LAND TREATMENT
OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137           D003                 727



TOTAL                                                                       6,355
Code
M011-M019


M021-M029
M041-M049
M071-M079


M121-H129



M131



Waste Type
0008
0009
D011
U080
D003
D005
P068
MOMX*
D002
MOMX*
D003
0001
K051
0002
K048
K049
in State (tons)
18
2
1
0
10
5
0
0
1,639
38
10
8
1,668
1,624
522
58
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial  MSA  Hazardous waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    *EU MEXICO

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
RANK
EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NMD990753931
NMD048918817
NHD000609339
NM2750211235
NMD000333211
NM6213820974
NMD000333559
NM0890010515
NM4890110519
NM6572124422
NN5890110518
NMD980744551
NMP360023604
NMD089416416
NMD000729004
NM0052684578
NMD360010573
NMD000709782
NM8800019434
NMP360010003
NMD091270017
NMP360023593
NMD069892594
NMD000729053
NMD083212332
NND980508022
KMD000610303
NM7572124454
NMD069424323
NM9570024423
NM4890139088
NMT360023404
NMD981 144132
NMD085269025
NMD075086520
NMD035686823
NND056773765
NND980621197
NMD980622989
NMD035806405
CLIMAX CHEMICAL COMPANY
NAVAJO REFINING COMPANY
INTEL CORPORATION
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE
GIANT REFINING COMPANY • CINIZA REFINERY
FORT UINGATE DEPOT ACTIVITY
UNICHEM INTERNATIONAL, INC./HOBBS PLANT
US DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY
U.S. DOE ALBQ. MICROELECTRONICS FACILITY
HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE
SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
MOTOROLA INC. CERAMIC PRODUCTS
TRANSUESTERN PIPELINE CO.
BLOQMFIELD REFINING COMPANY
TRANSUESTERN PIPELINE CO.
GE AIRCRAFT ENGINES
TRANSUESTERN PIPELINE CO.
SIGNETICS COMPANY
NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER - WSTF
TRANSUESTERN PIPELINE CO.
OXY USA INC. / BLUITT GAS PLANT
TRANSUESTERN PIPELINE CO.
TRANSPORTATION MFG. CORP.
TRANSUESTERN PIPELINE CO.
SPARTON TECHNOLOGY, INC.
THE PITTSBURG A MIDWAY COAL MINING CO.
HONEYWELL DEFENSE AVIONICS SYSTEMS DIV.
U.S. AIR FORCE CANNON AFB
PNM - SAN JUAN GENERATING STATION
KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE
UASTE ISOLATION PILOT PLANT/U.S. DOE
TRANSUESTERN PIPELINE CO.
TRANSPORTATION MFG. CORP.
MOUNTAIN STATES CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL
GULTON DATA SYSTEMS
SIEMENS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
ETHICON INC
PHELPS DODGE MINING COMPANY / TYRONE BR.
MONUMENT
ARTESIA
RIO RANCHO
UHITE SANDS
GALLUP
GALLUP
HOBBS
LOS ALAMOS
ALBUQUERQUE
HOLLOMAN AIR
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ROSUELL
BLOOMFILED
LACUNA
ALBUQUERQUE
CORONA
ALBUQUERQUE
LAS CRUCES
CARLSBAD
MILNESAND
PORTALES
ROSUELL
NOUNTAINAIR
ALBUQUERQUE
GALLUP
ALBUQUERQUE



MISSILE RANGE





FORCE BASE

















CANNON AIR FORCE BASE
UATERFLOU
ALBUQUERQUE
CARLSBAD
BELEN
ROSUELL
ALBUQUERQUE
LAS CRUCES
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
TYRONE












    TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      1,783
      1,522
      1,484
      1,415
        737

        727
        466
        260
        255
        210

        192
        177
        155
        134
        115

        113
        110
        107
         92
         84

         84
         80
         72
         63
         59

         58
         50
         46
         42
         40

         39
         37
         35
         24
         21

         18
         12
         12
         10
         8

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                           NEW MEXICO

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
      1  NMD990753931  CLIMAX CHEMICAL COMPANY, MONUMENT
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131
      2  NHD048918817  NAVAJO REFINING COMPANY, ARTESIA
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131
      3  NKD000333211  GIANT REFINING COMPANY - CINIZA REFINERY, GALLUP
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131
      4  NM6213820974  FORT WINGATE DEPOT ACTIVITY, GALLUP
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137
      5  NM8800019434  NASA JOHNSON SPACE CENTER - WSTF, LAS CRUCES
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
           OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137
      6  NM0890010515  US DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY, LOS ALAMOS
           METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
      7  NM2750211235  WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      8  NM5890110518  SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES. ALBUQUERQUE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
      9  NM4213720101  US ARMY AIR DEF.ARTIL.CNTR & FORT BLISS, FORT BLISS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     10  NM5572124456  MELROSE AIR FORCE RANGE 27 CSG/CC, MELROSE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-M129


On Site

1,624
1,624

1,522
737
727
70
1
0
I
20
8
5
ur*c
JiBt
10
0
4
1
CO
dS
3
0


Off Site

0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0


Method Total

1,624
1,624

1,522
737
727
70
1
0
20
8
5
10
0
4
1
3
0
To
Mana

3


1















1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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New York
   Region II

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                                  NEW YORK
     Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region II
Hazardous Waste Program Branch
26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
New York, NY  10278
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Regional Permit Section
Bureau of Hazardous Waste Facility
 Compliance
Department of Environmental
 Conservation
50 Wolf Road
Albany, NY 12233-7252
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Norm Aaronson
Soild Waste Specialist 3
(518) 457-3273
Notes:    No special notes for New York.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    MEW YORK

                          Table 1.   ROM Hazardous Haste Generation and Nanageacnt, 1989

 Total Nimber of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                             848

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                            406,910 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
   (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
OTHER DISPOSAL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
                                                      No.  of
                                                  facilities
                                                       using
                                          Code      Method*
                                                                              7
                                                                              5
                                                                              8

                                                                             20

                                                                        419,838 tons


                                                                             73
      Hazardous Waste Managed
         Quantities (tons)
On site       Off site
Total  Percent
M031-M039
M041-M049
M121-M129
M131
M132
M137


5
10
12
2
2
1
20
-
14,751
42,178
15,933
9,799
0
0
82,661
19.7 X
0
1,738
58,262
0
277,156
21
337,177
80.3 X
14,751
43,916
74,195
9,799
277,156
21
419,838
100X
3.5
10.5
17.7
2.3
66.0
.0
100.0
-
•Column May not sun to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      NEW YORK

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                     1
  AR                     1
  AZ                     2
  CA                    19
  CO                   408
  CT                14,284
  DC                     1
  DE                 4,023
  FC                 1,966
  FL                     6
  GA                     4
  IA                     0
  IL                   471
  IN                     0
  KS                     1
  ICY                     1
  LA                     1
  MA                29,635
  MD                   598
  ME                    68
  MI                   304
  MN                 3,873
  NO                     1
  NC                    30
  NH                   157
  NJ                32,526
  NM                     2
  OH                10,081
  PA                24,489
  PR                     0
  RI                 5,634
  SC                     9
  TN                     4
  TX                     8
  VA                 3,678
  VT                    64
  UI                     4
  UV                 9,132
                                           State

                                            AL
                                            AR
                                            AZ
                                            CT
                                            DE
                                            FC
                                            FL
                                            GA
                                            IL
                                            IN
                                            KS
                                            ICY
                                            LA
                                            MA
                                            MD
                                            MI
                                            MN
                                            MO
                                            NC
                                            NJ
                                            ON
                                            OR
                                            PA
                                            RI
                                            SC
                                            TN
                                            TX
                                            VA
                                            UV

                                            TOTAL
Exports

    Tons Shipped
             879
           2,314
              36
           6,584
               8
          14,524
              12
             303
           3,051
           2,901
           9,461
           9,738
           2,160
           1,212
             149
          23,254
             135
             391
             374
          26,279
          24,298
              15
          19,530
             248
             594
              19
           1,326
             142
               2

         149,938
  TOTAL
141.488

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                                National  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  HEW YORK

                     TABLE 3.   RMK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS UASTES GENERATED,  1989
           Rank

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            U
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
Uaste Type
                                      Quantity Generated
                                           (tons)
                                 Percentage
F002
F003
D002
F001
D001
F005
F020
U188
0008
F006
D005
K062
D006
F019
D003
K061
K071
D007
0004
F007
0009
D011
U129
U228
K106
K002
K069
U044
U122
F004
U045
F009
U159
U019
U036
U154
F027
U052
U079
F008
77,187
45,158
37,479
37,276
30,865
29,800
24,662
19,956
13,483
12,622
10,023
9,409
8,473
7,386
7,097
7,034
5,237
4,861
4,054
3,552
2,440
1,176
1,002
730
632
566
495
460
448
420
369
350
330
292
283
227
177
118
102
100
19.0
11.1
9.2
9.2
7.6
7.3
6.1
4.9
3.3
3.1
2.5
2.3
2.1
1.8
1.7
1.7
1.3
1.2
1.0
.9
.6
.3
.2
.2
.2
.
.
,
.
»
,
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National  Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    •EU YORK

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Waste Managed,  by ROW Management  Method,  1909

Management                                                         Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code        Waste Type   in State (tons)
OTHER RECOVERY                            M031-M039
INCINERATION                              M041-M049
OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129
LAND TREATMENT                            M131
LANDFILL                                 M132
OTHER DISPOSAL                           M137
TOTAL
F002
F003
F001
F005
D001
F003
F002
D002
D001
U188
D005
F001
D004
D005
D002
D008
F006
0006
D005
F001

14.700
32
19
19,820
9,790
7,326
4,205
30,901
10,058
9,419
3,277
8,914
876
6
3
54,441
33,287
26,560
23,947
21
419,838
* These wste types represent waste streams  that  were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                     NEW YORK

             TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1909
RANK
           EPAID
SITE NAME
CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NYD980592497 EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK PARK
NYD982743023 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
NYD043815703 FRONTIER CHEMICAL WASTE
NYD000767657 NEW YORK STATE DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
NYD000707901 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
NYD002080034 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
NYD002233039 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES
NYD000831644 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
NYD080336241 CECOS INTERNATIONAL INC.
NYD982739963 GOLDEN EAGLE ARCHERY
NYD002070118 SCHENECTADY CHEMICALS INC
NYD981085582 CHAMPLAIN VALLEY PHYSICIANS HOSPITAL
NYD030215529 AL TECH SPECIALTY STEEL CORPORATION
NYD002069748 CIBA GEIGY CORPORATION
NYD980535181 NEW YORK STATE DEPT OF ENVIRONEMNTAL
NYD066785650 AUBURN STEEL COMPANY INC
NYD002123461 OLIN CHEMICALS GRP-NIAGARA FALLS PLT
NYD049836679 CUM CHEMICAL SERVICES INC.
NYD002218436 ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA
NYD000824482 OCCIDENTAL CHEM. CORP.
NYD980592901 HARRISON RADIATOR-GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
NYD003917960 CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY OF NEW YORK
NYD981080856 HANKS CLEANRS
NYD981484785 TOSHIBA AMERICA ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
NYD982725418 NEW YORK STATE DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
NYD002047967 GRUMMAN AEROSPACE CORPORATION
NYD002211324 XEROX CORPORATION WILSON CENTER
NYD061348058 LUPOSELLOS GARAGE
NYD000824425 CORNING INCORPORATED
HYP000891929 NIGHTINGALE BANFORD SCHOOL
NYD002126852 HARRISON RADIATOR DIVISION
NYD096920483 PHOTOCIRCUITS DIVOF PC ACQUISITION CORP
NYD002123S03 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & COMMPANY
NYD002241982 HADCO PRINTED CIRCUITS INC.
NYD072367980 NORTHVILLE INDUSTRIES CORP.
NYD002239440 GENERAL MOTORS CORP INLAND FISHER GUIDE
NYD002232304 ALUMINUM CO OF AMERICA INC
NYD982790255 OLIN CORPORATION
NYD057770109 NORTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.
NYD080480734 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES
ROCHESTER
NIAGARA FALLS
NIAGARA FALLS
NIAGARA FALLS
EAST FISHKILL
UATERFORD
END ICOTT
NIAGARA FALLS
NIAGARA FALLS
FARMINGTON
ROTTERDAM JUNCTION
PLATTSBURGH
DUNKIRK
GLENS FALLS
RESTORATION SITE
AUBURN
NIAGARA FALLS
MODEL CITY
PIFFARD
NIAGARA FALLS
LOCKPORT
QUEENS
BROOKLYN
HORSEHEADS
CREEK
BETHPAGE
WEBSTER
CROTON ON HUDSON
CORNING
NEW YORK CITY
LOCKPORT
GLEN COVE
NIAGARA FALLS
OWEGO,
RIVERHEAD
SYRACUSE,
MASSENA,
NIAGARA FALLS
WAMPSVILLE
POUGHKEEPSIE
    TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     37,843
     36,836
     25,971
     21,006
     20,028

     17,431
     11,347
     11,079
     10,206
      9,976

      9,620
      9,265
      9,062
      8,292
      8,145

      5,824
      5,428
      5,167
      5,158
      4,848

      4,324
      4,064
      3,595
      3,387
      3,357

      3,237
      3,225
      2,532
      2,473
      2,403

      2,313
      2,166
      2,066
      2,022
      1,949

      1,776
      1,715
      1,698
      1,640
      1,609

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                                              National Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                                          (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                           HEW YORK

                                 TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM  HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1989

Rank

1



2

3



4


5

6

7


8

9


10-


11


12



13

14


15

16

17

18

19

20


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method On
NYD049836679 CWH CHEMICAL SERVICES INC., MODEL CITY
LANDFILL N132
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
LAND TREATMENT M131
NYD980592497 EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK PARK, ROCHESTER
INCINERATION M041-M049 25
NYD002080034 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, WATERFORD
LAND TREATMENT M131 8
INCINERATION N041-M049 8
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
NYD080336241 CECOS INTERNATIONAL INC., NIAGARA FALLS
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129 8
LANDFILL M132
NYD080469935 NORLITE CORPORATION, COHOES
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
NYD000707901 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP., EAST FISHKILL
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039 14
NYD002070118 SCHENECTADY CHEMICALS INC., ROTTERDAM JUNCTION
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129 5
INCINERATION M041-M049 3
NYD043815703 FRONTIER CHEMICAL WASTE, NIAGARA FALLS
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
NYD000824482 OCCIDENTAL CHEM. CORP., NIAGARA FALLS
INCINERATION M041-M049 3
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
NYD002218436 ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA, PIFFARD
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129 2
INCINERATION M041-M049
NYD057770109 NORTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC., WAMPSVILLE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
NYD057722258 PRIDE SOLVENTS & CHEMICAL CO., INC., WEST BABYLON
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
OTHER DISPOSAL N137
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
NYD002014595 NEPERA INCORPORATED, HARRIMAN
INCINERATION M041-M049
NYD000632372 B D T INC., CLARENCE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
NY7890008975 BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY, UPTON
INCINERATION N041-M049
NYD002103216 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION, NIAGARA FALLS
INCINERATION M041-M049
NYD074037193 ATTICA CORRECTIONAL FACILITY IND, ATTICA
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
NYD052783396 PRECO/FOSROC INCORPORATED, PLAINVIEW
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
NYD000631994 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER -MEDICAL CENTER. ROCHESTER
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
NYD093256063 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, FORT EDWARD
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129


Site

0
0
885

,990

,914
,217
300

,571
0

0

,400

,000
,960

0

,350
0

.356
275

0
3

0
0
19

341

0
0

0

43

18

14

6

0


Off Site

277,136
26,840
0

1,430

0
0
0

6,917
20

15,285

0

0
129

5,412

0
1,924

0
0

1,039
0

677
21
0

0

162
22

157

0

0

0

2

3


Method Total

277,136
26,840
885

27,420

8,914
8,217
300

15,488
20

15,285

14,400

5,000
4,089

5,412

3,350
1,924

2,356
275

1,039
3

677
21
19

341

162
22

157

43

18

14

9

3
To
Mana

304



27

17



15


15

14

s


5

5


Z


1





t

















1 Excluding quantity Mnaged by storage only.

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North Carolina
     Region IV

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                               NORTH CAROLINA
EPA Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region IV
                                              Waste Division, Waste Programs
                                                Branch
                                              State Programs Section
                                              345 Courtland Street
                                              Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection                   State-specific annual report
 Instrument
Address of Participating State                    Solid Waste Management Division
 Environmental Authority                        Hazardous Waste Section
                                              Environmental Health and Natural
                                               Resources
                                              Post Office Box 27687
                                              Raleigh, NC  27611-7687
Contact Name:                                 Mr. David Mason
                                              Computer Analyst
Phone:                                        (919) 733-2178
Notes:    No special notes for North Carolina.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  NORTH CAROLINA
                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and
          . 1989
 Total  Member of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:
 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Waste Generated:
    684
586,338 tons
 RCRA ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                           3
    Facilities Managing only Haste generated off site                          7
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site                   0
 Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               10
 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:       565,799 tons
    (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)
 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                   28
Final Disposition of Hastes Managed in ROM Processes
Management Method
OTHER TREATMENT
       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. of
facilities
using
Code Method*
M121-M129 10
10
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site Off site Total
522,318
522,318
92.3 X
43,482
43,482
7.7 X
565,799
565,799
100X
Percent
100.0
100.0
•Column aay not sun to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                   NORTH CAROLINA
                               TABLE 2.  RCRA Hazardous Haste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                16,837
  CA                   128
  CO                     5
  CT                 1,390
  OE                     7
  FC                     7
  FL                   462
  GA                 2,648
  IL                    34
  IN                    17
  ICY                     1
  LA                     2
  HA                   154
  ND                   427
  HE                   149
  HN                     0
  HO                    12
  ND                     0
  NH                    70
  NJ                 1,542
  NV                     1
  NY                   322
  OH                 1,571
  OK                    51
  PA                 4,859
  RI                    53
  SC                 2,704
  TN                   493
  VA                 1,766
  VT                    24
  WI                     5
  WV                   427
  WY                     0
                                                    Exports
                                          State
                                            AL
                                            AR
                                            AZ
                                            CT
                                            DE
                                            FC
                                            FL
                                            GA
                                            IL
                                            IN
                                            KY
                                            LA
                                            MA
                                            MD
                                            NI
                                            HS
                                            NJ
                                            NY
                                            OH
                                            OK
                                            PA
                                            RI
                                            SC
                                            TN
                                            TX
                                            VA
                                            UI

                                            TOTAL
Tons shipped

           0
       8,749
         514
          48
          28
           5
          55
         533
       1,627
         487
       1,371
         789
       1,935
          10
         153
         354
         455
       2.397
          35
         471
          92
       5,095
           8
      14,580
         826
          30
       2,881
           2

      43,530
  TOTAL
36,168

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                                  National  Biennial RCRA  Hazardous waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 NORTH CAROLINA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1909
                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank         Uaste Type          (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
             30
             31
             32
             33
             34
             35
             36
             37
             38
             39
             40
D007
D002
0001
FOMX*
0008
F003
F005
K088
OOMX*
F006
K061
K083
F001
F002
U210
MOMX*
UOMX*
U220
D006
F019
K086
K001
U043
D009
D004
D005
K102
0003
K062
F007
K101
U028
F004
IC106
LABP
P120
U188
U239
U226
F011
415,178
119,026
8,205
6,420
5,827
4,989
3,904
2,888
2,652
2,301
2,078
2,068
1,573
1,543
1,360
1,090
889
792
637
484
451
382
329
314
312
255
77
64
51
24
20
18
14
13
13
13
12
11
10
7
70.8
20.3
1.4
1.1
1.0
.9
.7
.5
.5
.4
.4
.4
.3
.3
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 NORTH CAROLINA

  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Haste Managed,  by ROW Nanageaent Method.  1989

Management                                                       Quantity Managed
Method                                   Code      Uaste Type   in State (tons)
D007
D002
MOMX*
FOMX*
413,273
109,522
20,254
12,188
OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
TOTAL                                                                   565,799

* These waste types represent waste streams  that were characterized
  by nore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National  Biennial ROM Hazardous waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   NORTH CAROLINA

              TABU 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATE). 1989
RANK
            EPA ID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
NC0057454670
NCD980848709
NC0108706029
NC0003162542
NO) 042091975
NCD093340487
NC0109025932
NC0097363527
NCD048467427
NCD085074821
NC0044438406
NCT003158979
NCD067441394
NCD006390561
NC0003232030
NCD980799142
NCT003233756
NC0050409150
NC0047372503
NC0085083004
NC0049997786
NC1170027261
NC0000623116
NCD091245498
NCD024462327
NCD986171270
NCD990868168
NC0048181218
NCD062567623
NCD980247316
NCD086330412
NC0047368642
NCD060295417
NC0086872082
NC0057038168
NCD093137636
NC0003907508
NC0083673616
NC0041415019
NCD024468597
OCCIDENTAL CHEM. CORP. -CASTLE HAYNE PLT
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Duke Power NcGuire Nuclear Station
ALUMINUM CO. OF AMERICA (BADIN)
Mallinckrodt S.C.C. Raleigh Pit
FLORIDA STEEL CORP. CHARLOTTE MILL DIV.
Res i nail Crop.
Watts Regulator Co./Regtrol-Enecsco
Mineral Research & Development Corp.,
Hoechst Celanese Sou-Tex Plant
LITTON SYS. INC. CLIFTON PRECISION DIV.
AERONCA, INC. [CERCLA HAS MANIFEST]
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Pkg Div #604
RELIANCE UNIVERSAL, INC.
Lilly Company Inc
CALDUELL INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC.
N.S. FARRINGTON
General Electric Co Inc
Southchem Inc
Easco Hand Tools, Inc.
BASF CORPORATION
USMC AIR STATION - CHERRY POINT
NATIONAL STARCH & CHEMICAL CO.
FREIGHTLINER CORPORATION
Academy Steel Drum
Hesta Properties-Carillon Proj
BASF CORP-COATINGS AND COLORANTS
Carolina Galvanizing Corp
Henkel Corporation
Charlotte Pipe & Foundry Co.
Data General Corp
Dupont El De Nemours & Co. Inc.
Burlington Industries, Inc.
Technographics Printworld, Inc.
COLONIAL PIPELINE CO - GREENSBORO JCT
General Wood Preserving Conpany, Inc.
Morganite Incorporated
REEVES BROTHERS INC. GRACE PLANT
The Valspar Corporation
Charlotte Steel Drum
Castle Hayne
RANOLEMAN
Cornelius
Badin
Raleigh
Charlotte
Severn
Sptndale
Karri sburg
Mount Holly
MURPHY
CHARLOTTE
Winston Salem
High Point
High Point
HUDSON
UNKNOWN
Wilmington
Durham
Gastonia
Morganton
Cherry Point
Salisbury
MT. HOLLY
Matthews
Charlotte
Charlotte
Aberdeen
Charlotte
Charlotte
Clayton
FAYETTEVILLE
Lexington
Monroe
Greensboro
Leland
Dunn
Rutherfordton
High Point
Charlotte
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    413,230
    109,120
      5,449
      2,945
      2,225

      2,078
      2,036
      1,935
      1,703
      1,133

      1,129
        988
        909
        885
        867

        865
        864
        776
        688
        658

        588
        561
        549
        548
        505

        491
        459
        450
        448
        430

        404
        401
        400
        398
        390

        378
        374
        374
        371
        368

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                                               National Biennial  ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                         NORTH CAROLINA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES,  1989


                                                                                                                          To-
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Mara*
           Management Method                                            On Site         Off  Site       Method Total
      1  NCD057454670  OCCIDENTAL CHEM. CORP.-CASTLE HAYNE PLT,  Castle Hayne                                              413
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129          413,171                 0            413.171
      2  NC0980848709  Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company,  RANDLENAN                                                         109
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129          109,102                 0            109,102
      3  NCD000773655  Oldover Corporation,  Norwood                                                                       33
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0            33,497            33,497
      4  NCD000648451  GSX SERVICES, INC.,  Reidsville                                                                     8
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0             8,836             8,836
      5  NCD000776740  Safety-Kleen 3-171-01,  Raleigh
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0               878                878
      6  NCD000604322  Singer Furniture Co.  PLT  33 & 4,  Lenoir
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0               160                160
      7  NCD000771964  FMC CORPORATION, LITHIUM  DIV., Bessemer City
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0                81                 81
      8  NCD003213907  AT&T Technologies,  Inc  -Dept 12UL337320,  Winston Salem
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               44                 0                 44
      9  NC6170022580  US Marine Corps Base -  Build 1103,  Camp LeJeune
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0                15                 15
     10  NC8210020121  US Army Ft. Bragg Airbrone Corps,  Fort Bragg
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0                15                 15
1 Quantity managed by storage only is not  included.

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North Dakota
    Region VIII

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                               NORTH DAKOTA
    Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region VIII
                                             Hazardous Waste Management
                                               Division
                                             Mail Stop HWM-RI
                                             999 18th Street, Suite 500
                                             Denver, CO  80202
Biennial Report Data Collection                   EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument
Address of Participating State                    Hazardous Waste Program
 Environmental Authority                        Department of Health and
                                               Consolidated Laboratories
                                             1200 Missouri Avenue, Room 302
                                             Post Office Box 5520
                                             Bismarck, ND 58502-5520
Contact Name:                                Ms. Christine Roob
                                             Environmental Scientist
Phone:                                       (701) 221-5166


Notes:    No special notes for North Dakota.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous I
                                               (Baaed on 1989 Data)
Kte Report
                                                   NORTH DAKOTA

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation

 Total Number of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
           t. 1989

        17

    28,840 tons
RCRA  ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                           1
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                          1
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   0

Total RCRA ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):                2

Total Quantity  of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:        25,451 tons
    (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD  Facilities:                                                    6
Final Disposition of Hastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

INCINERATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. Of
facilities
using
Code Method*
M041-M049
M121-M129
M132

1
1
1
2
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site Off site Total
441
25,003
0
25,444
100.0 X
0
0
7
r
.0 X
441
25,003
7
25,451
100X
Percent
1.7
98.2
.0
100.0
*Coluwi May not sum to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National  Biennial  KM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    NORTH DAKOTA

                               TABLE 2.  ROW Hazardous Uaste Imports and Exports. 1989
State

  MN
  MT
  SO

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

             651
               8
               1

             660
State

  AL
  AR
  ID
  IL
  KS
  ICY
  LA
  MN
  TN
  TX
  UT
  WA
  UI
                                                                      Exports
Tons shipped

           6
           3
       2,349
         272
         151
          31
           1
          54
          11
         643
          48
          61
          22
                                                                TOTAL
                                                                        3,651

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Baaed on  1909 Data)
                                                  NORTH DAKOTA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GSR-RATED.  1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              H
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
KONX*
UOMX*
MMX*
DOMX*
FOMX*
D007
D001
K050
F005
F001
F002
D008
K051
KOS2
0011
0002
0009
F004
0006
25,022
2,343
623
621
74
34
33
23
18
14
13
9
8
4
0
0
0
0
0
86.8
8.1
2.2
2.2
.3
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by Bore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              {Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  NORTH DAKOTA

  Table *.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Management Method, 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method
INCINERATION


OTHER TREATMENT


LANDFILL


TOTAL                                                                      25.451
Code 1
M041-M049
M121-M129
M132
teste Type in
MOMX*
DOMX*
KOMX*
K050
D008
State (tons)
380
61
25,000
3
7
  These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    national Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Itete Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
RANK
                                                    NORTH DAKOTA

              TABLE 5.   FORTT LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AMD RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
NDD006175467
NDD116215633
NDD982587339
NOD982596819
NDD053426565
KDD031875719
ND3571924759
NDD990872590
ND4571924758
NDD000322164
NDD031852478
NDD084497775
NDD051439743
NDD980806806
NDD000690594
NDT390010049
NDD980957070
AMOCO OIL COMPANY REFINERY
SUM CHEMICAL COMPANY
AMERTEC ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
ARCUS ENVIROMENTAL, INC.
LUCAS WESTERN INC FLIGHT STRUCTURES DIV.
HUTCHINSON WIL-RICH MFG. CO.
GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE
STEIGER TRACTOR INC
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE
MELROE COMPANY
FARSTAD OIL INC
3M DATA STORAGE PRODUCTS
INDUSTRIAL PLATING CORP.
UEDGCOR STEEL BLDG. SYSTEMS INC.
DAKOTA GASIFICATION COMPANY
FLYING J, INC. (WILLISTON REFINERY)
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
MANDAN
GRAND FORKS
BISMARCK
MANDAN
JAMESTOWN
IMHPETON
GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BAS
FARGO
MINOT AFB
BISMARCK
MINOT
UAHPETON
UAHPETON
JAMESTOWN
BEULAH
WILLISTON
BISMARCK
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     26,120
      2,343
         74
         48
         47

         40
         32
         23
         23
         19

         18
         16
         16
         10
          6

          6
          0

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                                               national Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          NORTH DAKOTA

                                  TABU 6.   FORTY LARGEST ROW  HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Na

           Management Method
t,  City
                                        On Site          Off Site      Method  Total
1 Quantity managed  by storage only is not  included.
      1   NDD006175467  AMOCO OIL COMPANY REFINERY, MANDAN
           OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129            25,003                 0             25,003
           INCINERATION                            M041-M049               U1                 0               Ml
      2   ND3571924759  GRAND FORKS AIR  FORCE  BASE, GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BAS
           LANDFILL                                 M132                      077
  Tot
Manag
                                                                                          25,

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Ohio
Region V

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                                     OHIO
     Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Mail Stop 5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 Customized EPA Waste
 Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Data Management Section
Division of Hazardous
 Waste Management
Ohio Environmental Protection
 Agency
1800 Watermark Drive
Post Office Box 1049
Columbus, OH 43266-0149
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Paula Canter
Annual Report Coordinator
(614) 644-2923
Notes:    CBI data have been included in Tables 1, 2, and 3; CBI data are not included in
          Table 4; CBI data are excluded from Tables 5 and 6 to preserve confidentiality.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      OHIO

                          Table 1.   KM Hazardous Waste Generation and Manageaent,  1989

 Total Number  of  RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                           1,176

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                          2,727,383 tons
 RCRA  ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                          25
    Facilities mnaging only waste generated off site                         22
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   6

 Total RCRA TSD  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               53

 Total Quantity  of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:     2,710,118 tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSD  Facilities:                                                  161
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE

No. Of

facilities Hi

Code
M021-M029
M041-M049
M071-M079
M081-M089
M091-M099
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133
M134


using
Method*
10
20
6
1
3
5
15
2
3
2
4
53
-

On site
0
42,058
2,448
0
2
407,000
178,579
1,484
3,643
7,013
1,227,437
1,869,665
69.0 X
Hazardous Waste Managed
   Quantities (tons)
        Off site
Total  Percent
117,847
134,752
64,268
1
63,992
9,832
209,288
0
137,224
0
103,251
413,540
31.0 X
117,847
176,810
66,716
1
63.994
416,832
387,867
1,484
140,867
7,013
1,330,688
2,710,118
100X
4.3
6.5
2.5
.0
2.4
15.4
14.3
.1
5.2
.3
49.1
100.0
-
•Coturn nay not sum to total because facilities nay have Multiple handling Methods.

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                 National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                              {Based on 1989 Data)
                                     OHIO

            TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Haste laports and Exports. 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                   634
  AR                    52
  AZ                     2
  CA                   368
  CO                   249
  CT                 3,900
  DC                    12
  DE                   484
  FC                 4,928
  FL                 1,797
  GA                 1,183
  IA                   335
  IL                14,827
  IN                32,518
  KS                 1,720
  ICY                 9,730
  LA                    89
  NA                 9,533
  HD                 6,166
  NE                   325
  NI                69,360
  HN                   218
  NO                   265
  NS                    36
  «C                 2,127
  NH                    28
  NJ                26.422
  MY                29,689
  OK                    47
  OR                    23
  PA               137,137
  PR                    4
  RI                  1,015
  SC                 6.191
  SO                    48
  TN                 1,191
  TX                   218
  VA                 2,203
  VT                   322
  UA                    1
  WI                  9,666
  WV                26,999
                                                     Exports
                                                            State

                                                              AL
                                                              AR
                                                              CT
                                                              FC
                                                              FL
                                                              GA
                                                              IL
                                                              IN
                                                              KY
                                                              LA
                                                              MA
                                                              MD
                                                              NI
                                                              MN
                                                              NO
                                                              NC
                                                              NJ
                                                              NV
                                                              NY
                                                              OK
                                                              PA
                                                              RI
                                                              SC
                                                              TN
                                                              TX
                                                              VA
                                                              VI
                                                              WV
                                                              UY

                                                              TOTAL
                                                         Tons Shipped

                                                               11,148
                                                                3,581
                                                                   46
                                                                  509
                                                                   53
                                                                  824
                                                                9,741
                                                               57,938
                                                               34,186
                                                               14,719
                                                                  148
                                                                   62
                                                               74,956
                                                                   49
                                                                2,745
                                                                1,966
                                                                  683
                                                                    5
                                                                2,403
                                                                   80
                                                               71,287
                                                                   14
                                                               21,578
                                                                1,346
                                                                1,700
                                                                1,265
                                                                  633
                                                               12,655
                                                                   16

                                                              326,339
TOTAL
402,061

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                                 National Biennial ROW Hazardous Haste Report
                                              (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                       TABLE 3.   RMK ODER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989
                                       Quantity Generated
             Rank         Waste Type          (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              U
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
K013
K062
D008
K011
MOMX*
D002
DOMX*
FOMX*
K061
KOMX*
D001
F006
U188
F001
F003
F002
D007
F005
K088
F007
D004
IC014
UOMX*
K001
F019
0006
K049
IC052
U226
D003
DOOO
U051
U210
D005
0016
U154
U239
K087
U057
F008
450,083
421,079
417,936
370,761
276,429
221,458
134,139
104,476
73,995
51,459
44,412
32,749
20,963
16,265
14,485
11,460
8,206
7,998
7,449
6,436
5,466
5,221
5,207
3,172
2,650
2,059
1,991
1,798
1,255
1,113
968
751
615
416
375
260
244
225
209
205
16.5
15.4
15.3
13.6
10.1
8.1
4.9
3.8
2.7
1.9
1.6
1.2
0.8
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were  characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of  the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Itate Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      OHIO

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of KM Hazardous Waste Managed, by KM Management Method, 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY





INCINERATION





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT

AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT





STABILIZATION





OTHER TREATMENT





LAND TREATMENT


LANDFILL


SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT


UNDERGROUND INJECTION




TOTAL
Code I
M021-M029
M041-M049
M071-M079
M081-M089
M091-M099
M111-M119
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133
N134
taste Type i
FOMX*
F003
F002
F001
KOMX*
MOMX*
DOMX*
FOMX*
F001
MOMX*
FOMX*
F007
F001
DOMX*
MOMX*
FOMX*
D007
D008
DOMX*
F006
D002
K062
D002
DOMX*
MOMX*
KOMX*
D003
KOMX*
F006
DOMX*
K062
K013
K011
K062
n State (tons)
9,004
6,695
6,569
3.643
27,431
18,005
15,536
6,519
13,643
7.250
5.147
2,442
1
38,513
13,105
5,636
5,267
408,316
674
415
66
161,308
128,914
12,631
5,043
1,477
7
3,639
4
6,340
673
450,083
370,761
225,039
156,895
2,283,205
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

  Note:  CBI data are not included in this table.

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                                    National Biennial ROtA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                 {Based on 1909 Data)
                                                        OHIO

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
RANK
            EPAID
SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
36
39
40
OHD042157644
OHD005050273
OHD005108477
OHD000821348
OHD004234480
OKD004157418
OHD020273819
OHD004465100
OHD046203774
OHD087433744
OHD004218673
OHD004228003
OHD990834129
OHD000724088
OHD004227708
OHD005057542
OHD004281598
OHD004465167
OHD000821421
0*0980569438
OH0032271975
OHD004304689
OHD000810382
OHD001926740
OHD004460143
OHD004520250
OHD004198917
OHD082964313
OH0004379970
OHD9B0897656
OHD005051826
OHD004347308
OHD004294849
OKD098435134
OHD002834919
OHD004201091
OHD004291100
OKD981528524
OHD061731857
OHD016077802
BP CHEMICALS INC
CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIV GMC
ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION
TELEDYNE MONARCH RUBBER PLANT 285
ARMCO STEEL COMPANY LP
EMPIRE DETROIT STEEL DIVISION
CHEMICAL UASTE MANAGEMENT INC
TIMKEN COMPANY
LTV STEEL, CLEVELAND WORKS (VEST)
CECOS INTERNATIONAL INC
LTV STEEL, CLEVELAND WORKS (EAST)
REPUBLIC ENGINEERED STEELS, INC. CANTO
MERCURY STAINLESS INC
BY-PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT OF OHIO INC
REPUBLIC ENGINEERED STEELS, INC. MASSI
BP OIL COMPANY TOLEDO REFINERY
ARMCO ADVANCED MATERIALS CORPORATION
TIMKEN COMPANY - UOOSTER STEEL PLT
EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY INC
GSX CHEMICAL SERVICES OF OHIO INC
MARION STEEL COMPANY
PPG INDUSTRIES INC
WHEELING-PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP
HUKILL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
PPG INDUSTRIES
METAL PROCESSING CORPORATION
PPG INDUSTRIES INC
WHEELING-PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP
ORMET CORPORATION
CHEMICAL SOLVENTS INC
BP OIL COMPANY
PPG INDUSTRIES INC
CLOU WATER SYSTEMS COMPANY
TIMET
MAN FRED I MOTOR TRANSIT
GMC INLAND FISHER GUIDE ELYRIA SITE
EBCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY
BALLONOFF HOME PROD CO
COPPERUELD STEEL COMPANY
NORTH STAR STEEL OHIO
 CITY

 LIMA
 DEFIANCE
 HAVERHIU
 HARTVILIE
 HIDDLETOUN

 MANSFIELD
 VICtCERY
 CANTON
 CLEVELAND
 WILLIAMSBURG

 CLEVELAND
 CANTON
 MASSILLON
 CLEVELAND
 MASSILLON

 OREGON
 ZANESVILLE
 UOOSTER
 CLEVELAND
 CLEVELAND

 MARION
 CIRCLEVILLE
 STEUBENVILLE
 BEDFORD
 CLEVELAND

 MAPLE HEIGHTS
 BARBERTON
 YORKVILLE
 HANNIBAL
 CLEVELAND

 LIMA
DELAWARE
COSHOCTON
TORONTO
NEUBURY

ELYRIA
COLUMBUS
WARREN
WARREN
YOUNGSTOUN
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    831,625
    407,011
    304,820
    119,360
     86,923

     61,345
     59,840
     42,590
     38.214
     36,290

     35,622
     30,842
     27,717
     25,848
     25.767

     16,666
     16,366
     14,447
     14,400
     13,263

     11,709
      9,298
      8,652
      7,935
      7,796

      7,591
      7,575
      7,566
      7,507
      7,466

      7,285
      6,634
      6,607
      6,341
      6,335

      5,903
      5,376
      4,817
      4,799
      4,770
   Note:  CBI data are not  included in this  table to preserve confidentiality.

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                                               National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                               OHIO

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
      1  OHD042157644  BP CHEMICALS INC., LIMA
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049
      2  OHD005050273  CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIV CMC, DEFIANCE
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119
      3  OHD005108477  ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION, HAVERHILL
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049
      4  OH0020273819  CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC., VICKERY
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
           SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                      M133
      5  OKD000821348  TELEDYNE MONARCH RUBBER PLANT 2 & 5, HARTVILLE
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      6  OKD000724088  BY-PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT OF OHIO INC., CLEVELAND
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
      7  OHD004234480  ARMCO STEEL COMPANY LP, MIDDLETOUN
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
      8  OHD980569438  GSX CHEMICAL SERVICES OF OHIO INC., CLEVELAND
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099
           OTHER TREATMENT                          Ml21-Ml29
           STABILIZATION                            N111-M119
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
      9  OHD004465100  TIMKEN COMPANY, CANTON
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129
         OHD004178612  RESEARCH OIL COMPANY, CLEVELAND
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-N029
         OHD000816629  CECOS INTERNATIONAL PROCESSING CENTER, CINCINNATI
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-N099
           STABILIZATION       •                    M111-M119
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
     12  OHD990834129  MERCURY STAINLESS INC., MASSILLON
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129
         OHD004304689  PPG INDUSTRIES INC., CIRCLEVILLE
           INCINERATION                             N041-M049
         OND981195779  SOUTHWESTERN PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY, BATH TOWNSHIP
           INCINERATION                             N041-M049
     15  OHD00192674D  HUKILL CHEMICAL CORPORATION, BEDFORD
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-N029
     16  OHD980897656  CHEMICAL SOLVENTS INC., CLEVELAND
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M02;-M029
     17  OHD004294849  CLOW WATER SYSTEMS COMPANY, COSHOCTON
           SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                      M133
     18  OHD097613871  MASTER METALS,  CLEVELAND
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049
     19  OHD004172623  LUBRIZOL CORPORATION, PAINESVILLE
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049
10
11
13
14


On Site

828,894
1,261
761

407,000

271,323
28,707

58,652
673

119,264

0

68,568

0
0
0
0

29,837

0
0
0

0
0
0

27,002

3,855
IIP
305

0

0

6,340
0

4,529


Off Site

0
0
0

0

0
0

103,251
0

984

86,309

0

36,315
26,269
2,259
35

14,252

33,231
8,090
1,212

27,677
314
1

0

20,944

16,932

15,068

13,099

0
5,159

0


Method Total

828,894
1,261
761

407,000

271,323
28,707

161,903
673

120,248

86,309

68,568

36,315
26,269
2,259
35

44,089

33,231
8,090
1,212

27,677
314
1

27,002

24,799

17,237

15,068

13,099

6,340
5,159

4,529
Toti
Managi

830,



407,

300,


162,


120,

86,

68,

64,




44,

42



27



27

24

17

15

13

t
t

t

1 Quantity managed by storage only is not included.

  Note:   CBI  data are not included in this table to preserve confidentiality.

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                                            National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                         (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                            OHIO
                          TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1989 (continued)

Rank

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27


28


29

30

31

32


33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40




EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
OH00050S1826 BP OIL COMPANY, LIMA
LANDFILL *'32
OHD039461314 COLD METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY INC., YOUNGSTOUN
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OHD004233003 MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY, ADOYSTON
INCINERATION M041-M049
OHD005057542 BP OIL COMPANY TOLEDO REFINERY, OREGON
LAND TREATMENT N131
OHD981S29688 AMOCO PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS INC., (NEAR) MARIETTA
INCINERATION M041-M049
OHD0528S9170 DAYTON UALTHER PORTSMOUTH DIVISION, PORTSMOUTH
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
OHD066060609 CHEMTRON CORP., AVON
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
OHD980821862 KLOR KLEEN INC., CINCINNATI
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION N041-N049
OHD052324548 LIBERTY SOLVENTS & CHEMICAL CO INC., TUINSBURG
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-N029
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
OHD000608646 CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY, MARIETTA
INCINERATION N041-M049
OHD004293775 AUSTIN POWER COMPANY, MCARTHUR
INCINERATION N041-N049
OH5210020736 RAVENNA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, RAVENNA
INCINERATION N041-N049
OHD004260709 GREEN INDUSTRIES CORP., CINCINNATI
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-H079
OHD004460143 PPG INDUSTRIES, CLEVELAND
SOLVENTS RECOVERY N021-N029
OHD005037809 ST MARYS FOUNDRY INC., ST MARYS
LAND TREATMENT N131
OHD004229639 PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT INC., CLEVELAND
INCINERATION N041-M049
OHD000810242 RMI COMPANY SODIUM PLANT, ASHTABULA
INCINERATION H041-M049
OHD180018038 ANOTECH CORP., MANSFIELD
OTHER TREATMENT M1 21 -Ml 29
OHD087433744 CECOS INTERNATIONAL INC., UILLIAMSBURG
LANDFILL N132
OHD010835619 BP AMERICA RESEARCH CENTER, UARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS
INCINERATION M041-N049
OHD980793384 RESERVE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC., ASHTABULA
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-M099
OHD982218489 NORITZ INC., MANSFIELD
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129


On Site

3,639

2,442

1,888

1,477

1,443

1,200

0

0
0

0
0

448

56

51

13
6

0

7

6

6

0

4

4

2

2


Off Site

0

0

0

0

0

0

1,114

517
38

454
1

0

0

0

0
0

10

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

0


Method Total

3,639

2,442

1,888

1,477

1,443

1,200

1,114

517
38

454
1

448

56

51

13
6

10

7

6

6

5

4

4

2

2
Total
Managed 1

3,639

2,442

1,888

1,477

1,443

1,200

1,114

555


455


448

56

51

19


10

7

6

6

5

4

4

2

2

Quantity aanaged by storage only is not included.
Note:  CBI data are not included in this table to  preserve confidentiality.

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Oklahoma
  Region VI

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                                 OKLAHOMA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
    Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Waste Management
 Service -0205
Oklahoma State Department of
 Health
1000 Northeast Tenth Street
Oklahoma City, OK  73117-1299
Contact Name:
Phone:
Ms. Vicki Wimer
(405) 271-7060
Notes:    No special notes for Oklahoma.

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                                  national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1969 Data)
                                                    OKLAHOMA

                          Table 1.   ROM Hazardous Haste Generation

 Total Number of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
                       t.  1989

                  UO

              205,382 tons
 RCRA ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site                          13
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site                          5
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site                   4

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               22

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:       228,363 tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                   48
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE

No. of
facilities

Code
M021-M029
MQ31-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M1 11 -Ml 19
M121-M129
N131
N132
M134
M137

using
method*
4
1
4
1
3
4
3
1
5
6
2
1
2
2
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
          On site
Off site
Total  Percent
22
22
3,089
889
1
149
33,028
3,936
244
3,851
18,693
14
0
0
0
63,915
28.0 X
1,704
0
10
0
2,098
261
11
24,836
5,184
2,440
63,191
64,703
0
11
164,448
72.0 X
1,726
3,089
oVo
1
2,248
33,289
3,946
25,079
9,035
21,133
63,206
64,703
0
11
228,363
100X
.8
1.4
.4
.0
1.0
14.6
1.7
11.0
4.0
9.3
27.7
28.3
.0
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      OKLAHOMA

                              TABLE 2. ROtA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
          Imports

State        Tons Received

  AL                   528
  AR                16,091
  AZ                   528
  CA                 1,822
  CO                 1,784
  GA                   118
  IA                   06
  IL                18,566
  KS                25,926
  U                   315
  MI                   159
  MN                 6,194
  NO                12,109
  NS                   306
  HC                    70
  HD                     1
  NE                 2,426
  NH                     1
  NJ                17,288
  MM                    14
  OH                   118
  OR                    14
  PA                     6
  SO                    70
  TN                    89
  TX                 8,220
  UT                   156
  VA                   226
  UA                     1
  WI                   185
  WY                    15
                                                     Exports
                                           State

                                             AL
                                             AR
                                             CA
                                             CT
                                             DE
                                             FC
                                             FL
                                             IL
                                             KS
                                             LA
                                             MI
                                             MN
                                             NO
                                             NC
                                             NY
                                             OH
                                             TN
                                             TX

                                             TOTAL
Tons shipped

          47
         498
           2
           6
           7
       8,016
           1
         143
      10,315
       5,362
          64
         223
          45
          15
           0
          27
         792
      22,151

      47,713
  TOTAL
113,781

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    OKLAHOMA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank          Waste Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              37
              37
              37
              37
              37
              37
0001
DOMX*
D002
FOMX*
MOMX*
K051
K061
KOMX*
D007
K062
D003
F002
F006
D008
F005
K049
F003
F019
F001
F007
K052
F008
K048
UOMX*
D010
POMX*
D006
001 1
P015
F027
D014
P064
POTS
U036
D013
D009
P012
D004
D005
D012
K001
U112
U122
U188
69,079
40,700
23,444
22,607
17,593
6,930
6,467
4,328
2,835
2,557
1,796
1,467
1,181
940
784
774
641
636
415
135
33
12
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33.6
19.8
11.4
11.0
8.6
3.4
3.1
2.1
1.4
1.2
.9
.7
.6
.5
.4
.4
.3
.3
.2
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     OKLAHOMA

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Hmnnrarnt  Method.  1989

 Management                                                       Quantity Managed
 Method
 SOLVENTS RECOVERY





 OTHER RECOVERY


 INCINERATION





 ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS  FUEL)

 FUEL BLENDING





 AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





 AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT




 STABILIZATION





 OTHER  TREATMENT





 LAND TREATMENT





 LANDFILL





UNDERGROUND  INJECTION
Code I
M021-M029



M031-N039

M041-M049



M051-M059
M061



M071-M079



M081-M089


M111-M119



M121-M129



M131



M132



M134



Jaste Type in
F002
D001
FOMX*
MOMX*
0001
MOMX*
MOMX*
0003
DOMX*
D001
F002
D001
FOOS
MOMX*
FOMX*
DOMX*
D007
F007
F009
DOMX*
D002
D001
IC061
F006
FOMX*
D008
DOMX*
D002
FOMX*
D003
K051
D001
KOMX*
MOMX*
DOMX*
K001
0007
0008
0002
DOMX*
FOMX*
D001
State (tons)
929
224
192
144
1,958
1.131
840
42
5
5
1
1,443
332
198
166
32,245
790
111
104
3,290
646
11
12,381
3,848
3,709
770
2,369
2,223
2.147
1,667
6,930
4,413
4,323
2,357
22,846
18,501
4,546
3.123
19,827
17,565
14,645
9,186
* These waste types represent waste streaas that were characterized
  by aiore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Uaste Managed, fay ROM nnraifliarnt Method, 1989
                                                   (continued)

Management                                                       Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Uaste Type  in State (tons)
OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137          DOMX*                    0
                                                        MOMX*                    0

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     D001                     4
                                                        F002                     3
                                                        MOMX*                    2
                                                        F003                     1


TOTAL                                                                     228,363
* These waste types represent waste streams  that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
              TABU 5.  FORTY LARGEST RdtA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AH) RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
OKD079986568
OKD007220262
OKD007233836
OKD065438376
OKD000632737
00089761290
OKD074274333
OKD007219181
OC1571724391
OKD072424104
OKD041501347
OKD058078775
OKD0071 58454
OKD074294612
OKD057705972
OKD053959326
OK6213822798
OKD065436180
OKD000396549
OKD032963530
OKD082565714
00)000803601
OKD982293128
OKD053958765
OKD064551880
OKD085953107
OKD062267448
OKD072401045
OKD007218167
OKD990696890
OKD007219165
OKD000803205
OKD020721098
OKT410010821
OKD007218340
OKD000803213
OKD094772357
OKD000758557
OKD001824564
OKD000815001
XEROX CORP. OKC PLANT
ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL
CONOCO INC. PONCA CITY REFINERY
U.S. POLLUTION CONTROL, INC.
HYDROCARBON RECYCLERS, INC.
CHIEF SUPPLY, INC.
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS & SYSTEMS DIV.
SHEFFIELD STEEL CORPORATION
U.S. AIR FORCE
CHEMLINK, INC.
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS - TULSA
SUN REFINING AND MARKETING CO. -TULSA REF
EAGLE-PICHER IND., INC.
BRUNSWICK-MERCURY MARINE
TOTAL PETROLEUM, INC.
WEBCO INDUSTRIES - SOUTHWEST TUBE DIV.
MCALESTER ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
NATIONAL-STANDARD CO.
KERR-MCGEE REFINING CORPORATION
MADEWELL AND MADEUELL, INC.
CPC GROUP, GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
PHILLIPS RESEARCH CENTER
PRECISION TUBULARS
METAL PROCESSING CO., INC.
INTERPLASTIC CORPORA! TON
ALLIED SIGNAL AUTOMOTIVE CATALYST CO.
3M UEATHERFORD
FORD MOTOR COMPANY - TULSA GLASS PLANT
ROGERS GLAVANIZING CO., INC.
J. P. EMCO, INC.
UNION METAL CORPORATION
BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE, INC.
DELTA FAUCET COMPANY
GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGIES
SOUTHWEST UNITED INDUSTRIES
NORRIS/O'BANNON DOVER RESOURCES, INC.
YORK INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
CHROMALLOY DIVISION OKLAHOMA
AMERICAN AIRLINES, INC.
ROGERS GALVANIZING CO., INC.
OKLAHOMA CITY
TULSA
PONCA CITY
WAYNOKA
TULSA
HASKELL
STILLWATER
SAND SPRINGS
TINKER AFB
SAND SPRINGS
TULSA
TULSA
QUAPAW
STILLWATER
ARDMORE
SAND SPRINGS
MCALESTER
STILLWATER
WYNNEWOOD
JONES
OKLAHOMA CITY
BARTLESVILLE, OK
TULSA
TULSA
PRYOR
CATOOSA
WEATHERFORD
TULSA
TULSA
ADA
MUSKOGEE
OKLAHOMA CITY
CHICKASHA
OKLAHOMA CITY
TULSA
TULSA
NORMAN
MIDWEST CITY
TULSA
TULSA
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     54,579
     31,438
     28,271
     11,028
      9,756

      7,892
      7,597
      6,526
      6,409
      6,384

      5,134
      4,512
      2,090
      2,068
      1,773

      1,750
      1,550
      1,318
      1,255
        963

        938
        884
        788
        745
        686

        635
        570
        544
        526
        406

        339
        300
        279
        266
        252

        245
        224
        186
        182
        176

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                                             National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                          (Baaed en 1989 Data)
                                                          OKLAHOMA

                                TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1989
                                                                                       Off Site
                                                                                         63,166
                                                                                         24,836
                                                                                          5,184
                                                                                          2,440
                                                                                            261
                                                                                              0

                                                                                         64,703
                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0
                                                                                             25
                                                                                              2
                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0
                                                                                              0
                                                                                              0
                                                                                              0
                                                                                          2,097
                                                                                          1,698
                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0

                                                                                              4
                                                                                              0
                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0
                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0

                                                                                              0
Rank

1






2


3




4




5

6


7

8

9

10

11



12

13


14

15

16

EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
OKD065438376 U.S. POLLUTION CONTROL, INC., UAYNOKA
LANDFILL H132
STABILIZATION M111-M119
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
LAND TREATMENT M131
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
FUEL BLENDING M061
OKD000402396 CHEMICAL RESOURCES, INC., TULSA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
00)007220262 ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL, TULSA
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
LANDFILL M132
FUEL BLENDING M061
INCINERATION M041-M049
OKD007233836 CONOCO INC. PONCA CITY REFINERY. PONCA CITY
LAND TREATMENT M131
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039
OTHER DISPOSAL M137
OKD058078775 SUN REFINING AND MARKETING CO. -TULSA REF, TULSA
LAND TREATMENT M131
OKD089761290 CHIEF SUPPLY, INC., HASKELL
FUEL BLENDING M061
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
OKD057705972 TOTAL PETROLEUM, INC., ARDMORE
LAND TREATMENT M131
OK6213822798 MCALESTER ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, MCALESTER
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
OKD000396549 KERR-NCGEE REFINING CORPORATION, WYNNEUOOD
LAND TREATMENT M131
OKD032963530 NADEWELL AND MADEUELL, INC., JONES
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
0*3)000803601 PHILLIPS RESEARCH CENTER, BARTLESVILLE, OK
INCINERATION M041-M049
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
OTHER DISPOSAL M137
OKD074294612 BRUNSWICK -MERCURY MARINE, STILLUATER
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OKD074274333 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS I SYSTEMS DIV., STILLUATER
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) N051-M059
OK4213720846 U S ARMY FIELD ARTILLERY CTR AND FT SILL, FORT S
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
OKD990750960 SINCLAIR OIL CORP., TULSA
LAND TREATMENT M131
OKD980623045 HALLIBURTON SERVICES - OSAGE RD FACILITY, DUNCAN
INCINERATION M041-M049

On Site

14
244
2,145
0
0
149

0
39

31,275
0
0
0

11,138
3,290
3,089
0

4,512

0
0

1,773

1.493

1,222

963

855
0
0

790

646
1
ILL
174

47

34
Method Total
      63,181
      25,079
       7,329
       2.440
         261
         149

      64,703
          39

      31,275
          25
           2
           0

      11,138
       3,290
       3,089
           0

       4,512

       2,097
       1,698

       1,773

       1,493

       1,222

         963

         859
           0
           0

         790

         646
           1

         174

          47

          34
                                                                                                                        Total
                                                                                                                      Managed 1
                                                                                                                        98,440
64,742


31,302




17,517




 4,512

 3,794


 1,773

 1,493

 1.222

   963

   859



   790

   646


   174

    47

    34
Quantity nanaged by storage only is not included.

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                                               National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                            OKLAHOMA

                            TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES,  1989 (continued)

                                                                                                                          Tol
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Manas
           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

     17  OKD000632737  HYDROCARBON RECYCLERS,  INC.,  TULSA
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089                 0                11                11
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                099
     18  OKD980623037  EAGLE-PICHER IND.,  INC.,  QUAPAU
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                17                 0                17
     19  00)001824564  AMERICAN AIRLINES,  INC.,  TULSA
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                 066
     20  OKD055940647  JOHN ZINK COMPANY,  TULSA
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                 055
     21  OKD007158454  EAGLE-PICHER IND.,  INC.,  QUAPAU
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                 505
     22  OKD000763821  SAFETY-KLEEN CORP., TULSA
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                0                 1                 1
1 Quantity Managed fay storage only is not included.

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Oregon
 Region X

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                                   OREGON
    Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region X
                                              Waste Management Branch
                                              Mail Stop HW-112
                                              1200 6th Avenue
                                              Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection                   Customized EPA Hazardous Waste
 Instrument:                                    Report
Address of Participating State                     Hazardous Waste Policy and
 Environmental Authority                          Program Development
                                              Department of Environmental Quality
                                              811 Southwest Sixth Avenue
                                              Portland, OR 97204-1390
Contact Name:                                 Mr. Norman Read
                                              Information Coordinator
Phone:                                        (503) 229-6783
Notes:     CBI data have been included in Tables 1,2, and 3; CBI data are not included in
          Table 4; CBI data are excluded from Tables 5 and 6 to preserve confidentiality.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaate Report
                                               {Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      OREGON

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Haste Generation and Management.  1989

 Total  Number  of  RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                              77

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Waste Generated:                             27,954 tons


 RCRA TSD  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                           1
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site                          2
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   2

 Total  RCRA TSD Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):                5

 Total  Quantity of  RCRA Regulated  Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:        65,285 tons
    (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)

 Total  RCRA TSD Facilities:                                                   13
Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method
in RCRA Processes
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE

No. Of
facilities

Code
M021-M029
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129
M132

using
method*
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
2
2
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                               On site

                                     0
                                     0
                                     0
                                     0
                                     2
                                     0
                                     0
                                    86
                                    43
                                     0

                                   131
                                  .2 X
Off site

     554
      26
       1
     178
       2
       1
   7,329
   1,960
  55,070
      33

  65,155
  99.8 X
Total  Percent
554
26
1
178
3
1
7,329
2,046
55,113
33
65,285
100X
.8
.0
.0
.3
.0
.0
11.2
3.1
84.4
.1
100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report

                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                              TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Waste laports and Exports, 1989
State

  AK
  CA
  FC
  HI
  ID
  HT
  WA

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

            342
             60
            405
              6
             88
           1,400
         55,027

         57,330
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CA
  CO
  FC
  Ft
  ID
  IL
  KS
  LA
  NN
  NO
  NH
  OK
  PA
  TX
  UT
  UA
                                                                       Exports
Tons shipped

           4
       1.585
         233
       5.154
          68
       1,964
           4
          34
         267
          99
           7
         345
           0
         354
         105
         357
          11
         196
       8,031
                                                               TOTAL
                                                                       18,817

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                               National Biennial ROW Hazardous Haste Report
                                            (Based on 1909 Data)
                     TABLE 3.  RANK ODER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1909
                                     Quantity Generated
           Rank         Waste Type          (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
           10
           11
           12
           13
           14
           15
           16
           17
           18
           19
           20
           20
           22
           23
           24
           25
           26
           26
           26
           26
           30
           31
           31
K061
K088
D002
NOMX*
FOMX*
D008
DOMX*
F006
D001
D007
D008
F001
F002
F003
F005
F019
UOMX*
K001
F009
D004
LABP
U051
D006
D016
F007
0003
U228
D010
U122
D009
D011
U061
8,767
8,534
3,822
1,733
1,564
692
552
457
381
361
286
195
129
124
112
69
50
37
20
15
15
14
7
5
4
2
2
2
2
1
0
0
31.4
30.5
13.7
6.2
5.6
2.5
2.0
1.6
1.4
1.3
1.0
0.7
0.5
0.4
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste
           I. by RCRA
Method. 1989
 Management
 Method

 SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 INCINERATION





 ENERGY  RECOVERY  (REUSE AS  FUEL)





 FUEL BLENDING





 AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT




 SLUDGE  TREATMENT

 OTHER TREATMENT





 LANDFILL





 INVALID SYSTEM TYPE






TOTAL
Quantity Managed
Code 1
M021-M029



M041-N049



M051-H059



M061



M071-M079


M101-M109
M121-M129



M132







Uaste Type in S
F001
MOMX*
F002
F003
MOMX*
F002
FOMX*
F005
D001
D003
U122
U144
MOMX*
FOMX*
D001
F003
DOMX*
F007
0007
DOMX*
D002
D001
DOMX*
LABP
DOMX*
D001
0008
0002
MOMX*
F002
DOMX*
D001
tate (tons)
519
18
8
5
8
4
4
3
0
0
0
0
87
50
26
12
2
1
0
1
10
1
0
0
15
5
2
1
8
4
4
1
  These waste types represent waste streans that were characterized
  by acre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

  Note:  CBI data are not included in this table.
             819

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                                    National  Biennial MSA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1909 Data)
              TABU 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AMD RCRA OUANTITY GENERATED. 1909
RANK
            EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
ORD0094 12677
ORD045776432
OR0009106055
ORD981764707
ORD980725592
ORD000602110
ORD054964481
ORD050955848
ORD041265372
ORD981773377
ORD980980353
ORD009020231
ORD049376189
ORD991281619
ORD009027970
ORD01 0736262
ORD009049107
ORD980837199
ORD061483384
ORD009412602
ORD009035684
ORD047632823
ORD009042854
ORD980738306
ORD060591963
ORD096253737
ORD009227398
ORD003992518
ORD058131178
ORD980665483
ORD045776796
ORD002277085
ORD000773937
ORD081 182180
ORD010746402
ORD000403485
ORD980833891
ORD065281784
ORD980980452
ORD009024613
EARL W. ANDERSON REYNOLDS ALUMINUM
CASCADE STEEL ROLLING MILLS, INC.
JERRY 0. RICNART2 OREGON STEEL MILLS
NORTHWEST ALUMINUM CO. INC.
TEKTRONIX, INC.
FREIGHTLINER CORPORATION
THE BOEING COMPANY BOEING PORTLAND
TELEDYNE UAH CHANG ALBANY
LOWELL MILLER STOLTE MINNESOTA MINING &
AEROSCIENTIFIC CORP.
UESTAK OF OREGON
TEKTRONIX, INC.
PRAEGITZER INDUSTRIES, INC.
MYERS CONTAINER CORPORATION
PRECISION CASTPARTS CORP. TBO/LSBO
BLOUNT, INC.
EAST SIDE PLATING
EAST SIDE PLATING
BARON AND BLAKESLEE
AKZO COATINGS INC
GNB INCORPORATED
MERCER INDUSTRIES, INC.
BILL MONTERO JAMES RIVER II
CONTINENTAL BRASS CO
JOHN HARLAND INTEL CORPORATION, ALOHA CA
UACKER SILTRONIC CORPORATION
VAN WATERS t ROGERS INC.
ELECTRONIC CONTROLS DESIGN INC.
CHEMAX
TRI-MET
LEUPOLD I STEVENS, INC.
MCWHORTER INC
PRECISION CASTPARTS CORP. SMALL STRUCTUR
HEWLETT PACKARD, CORVALLIS DIVISION
JOHNSON CONTROLS INC PORTLAND PLANT
KORPINE DIVISION WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES I
EAST SIDE PLATING
DONALD SCHRAM FLIGHTCRAFT INC
NEC AMERICA, INC.
CONTINENTAL FOOD PACKAGING PLANT 87 PORT
TROUTDALE
MCMINNVILLE
PORTLAND
THE DALLES
FOREST GROVE
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
ALBANY
WHITE CITY
BEAVERTON
FOREST GROVE
BEAVERTON
DALLAS
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
MILUAUKIE
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
SALEM
SALEM
BEAVERTON
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
ALOHA
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
MULINO
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
BEAVERTON
PORTLAND
CLACKAMAS
CORVALLIS
CANBY
BEND
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
HILLSBORO
PORTLAND
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      4,542
      4,456
      4,323
      4,005
      3,991

        857
        720
        656
        451
        417

        305
        297
        292
        215
        167

        153
        112
        104
         92
         89

         88
         84
         77
         76
         61

         60
         59
         57
         55
         54

         51
         50
         48
         44
         44

         40
         37
         34
         34
         33
   Note:  CBI data are not  included  in this table to preserve confidentiality.

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                                               National Biemial KM Hazardous uaste Report
                                                           (Based en 1989 Data)
                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LAMEST KM HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1989
   Rank  EPA ID
Site Us
City
           Management Method

         ORD061483384  BARON AND BLAKESLEE. PORTLAND
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
         OR0980981682  WESTERN COMPLIANCE SERVICES INC., SHERWOOD
           FUEL BLENDING
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY
           INCINERATION
           LANDFILL
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
           OTHER TREATMENT
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
         ORD009020231  TEKTRONIX, INC., BEAVERTON
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
           SLUDGE TREATMENT
           OTHER TREATMENT
         ORD045776796  LEOPOLD ft STEVENS. INC.,  BEAVERTON
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
                             N061
                             M021-M029
                             M041-M049
                             M132

                             M121-M129
                             M071-M079
                             M051-M059
                             M071-M079
                             M101-N109
                             M121-M129
                                                 On Site
                                            0
                                            0
                                            0
                                            0
                                            0
                                            0
                                            0
                                            0

                                            0
                                            1
                                            0
                                            0
1 Quantity Managed by storage only is not included.

  Note:   C8I  data are not included in this table to  preserve confidentiality.
                                                       Off Site
519

178
 36
 26
 25
 14
 12
  2
  1

  4
  0
  1
  0
         Method Total
519

178
 36
 26
 25
 14
 12
  2
  1

  4
  1
  1
  0
                            Tot
                          Manag

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Pennsylvania
    Region III

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                                PENNSYLVANIA
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region III
                                               Waste Management Branch
                                               Mail Stop 3HW53
                                               841 Chestnut Street
                                               Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection                    EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument:
Address of Participating State                     Bureau of Waste Management
 Environmental Authority                         Department of Environmental
                                                Resources
                                               Post Office Box 8550
                                               Third and Locust Streets
                                               Harrisburg, PA  17105-8550
Contact Name:                                  Mr. Robert J. Finkel
                                               Solid Waste Program Specialist
Phone:                                         (717) 783-9183
Notes:     Zinc  Corporation of America (PAD002395887) received  large quantities of
           K061  from off site for metals recovery.  The waste and  its management is
           regulated according to Pennsylvania state regulations.  Since the waste is
           recycled and  hence exempt under federal regulations,  not all  out-of-state
           generators reported this waste as being shipped.  However, the State data
           includes all the K061 waste received by Zinc Corporation.  This may lead to
           inconsistencies when inter-state import and export quantities  are compared.

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                                  National Biennial KRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                  PENNSYLVANIA

                          Table 1.   RCM Hazardous Waste Generation and ManagMrnt, 1989

 Total Nwfcer of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                           1,004

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                          1,246,706  tons
 RCRA TSD  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site                          11
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                          9
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   8

 Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):                28

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:      1,139,446  tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSD Facilities:                                                  157
Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
in ROM Processes

                  No.  of
              facilities
                   using
      Code       Method*
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                            Quantities  (tons)
On site
              Off site
Total  Percent
M011-N019
M021-H029
M041-M049
N051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M091-M099
M101-M109
M111-M119
M121-M129



5
4
5
2
2
6
1
1
3
2
7
2
28
-
8
91
7,787
26
757
433,830
0
35,911
0
0
25,343
0
503,752
44.2 X
312,215
2,493
1,094
59,893
14,003
189,951
78
0
1,146
43,014
11,803
5
635,693
55.8 X
312,223
2,584
8,881
59,918
14,759
623,781
78
35,911
1,146
43,014
37,146
5
1,139.446
100X
27.4
.2
.8
5.3
1.3
54.7
.0
3.2
.1
3.8
3.3
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    PENNSYLVANIA

                              TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Haste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AK                     0
  AL                 3,379
  CA                    62
  CO                 9,924
  CT                11,278
  DC                    77
  DE                 3,418
  FC                   394
  FL                 9,193
  GA                 8,986
  IL                    22
  IN                 1,420
  KY                 7,200
  LA                11,142
  MA                 3,283
  MD                24,136
  ME                    10
  MI                10,393
  MN                    32
  MO                25,071
  NC                 4,336
  ME                    20
  NH                   429
  NJ                72,111
  NY                20,926
  OH                76,235
  RI                 1,766
  SC                10,461
  TN                 7,850
  TX                11.765
  VA                 9,666
  VT                    10
  UA                 4,610
  WV                 7,097

  TOTAL            356,702
                                                                        Exports
State

  AL
  AR
  CA
  CO
  CT
  DC
  DE
  FC
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  KS
  KY
  LA
  MA
  MD
  MI
  MN
  NO
  NC
  NJ
  NV
  NY
  OH
  RI
  SC
  TN
  TX
  VA
  UA
  WV
  WY

  TOTAL
Tons shipped

      12,821
       1,075
         212
           2
         595
           2
           2
       3,214
           5
         546
       3,479
      25,107
          25
       6,176
       7,107
         271
       3,201
      32,466
         515
         123
      14,719
     137,140
           8
       7,309
     146,870
         119
       7,558
         206
       5,422
       9,359
          12
         445
           2

     426,113

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                                National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                            (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                PENNSYLVANIA

                     TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED. 1909
           Rank

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            U
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
           20
           21
           22
           23
           24
           25
           26
           27
           28
           29
           30
           31
           32
           33
           34
           35
           36
           37
           38
           39
           40
Waste Type
                                      Quantity Generated
                                            (tons)
Percentage
MOMX*
FOMX*
DOMX*
K062
0002
IC061
F006
0008
0001
0007
F002
F005
KOMX*
F003
K069
F001
UOMX*
D003
F019
K049
U165
K087
0009
K051
0006
F007
F008
F009
0005
U188
K006
K052
U044
IC086
0004
U002
U051
U228
U239
F011
259,662
194,502
185,032
173,756
124,747
93,351
66,485
58,861
27,635
13,723
13,280
6,808
4,219
4,003
3,127
3,043
2,790
1,505
1,369
1,304
1,069
944
838
750
712
499
375
365
316
238
225
209
204
124
103
88
60
59
42
41
20.8
15.6
14.8
13.9
10.0
7.5
5.3
4.7
2.2
1.1
1.1
.5
.3
.3
.3
.2
.2
.
.
.
•
.
.
.
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Iteste Report

                                               (Baaed on 1909 Data)
                                                  KNNSYLVANIA

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Haste Managed, by ROM Management Method, 1909

 Management                                                       Quantity Managed
 Method
 METALS RECOVERY (FOR  REUSE)





 SOLVENTS RECOVERY





 INCINERATION





 ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)





 FUEL BLENDING





 AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





 AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT

 AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT

 SLUDGE  TREATMENT





 STABILIZATION





OTHER TREATMENT





 INVALID SYSTEM TYPE




TOTAL
Code I
M011-M019



M021-M029



M041-M049



MOS1-MOS9



M061



M071-M079



M081-M089
M091-M099
M101-M109



M111-M119



M121-M129








iteste Type i
K061
0008
D007
DOMX*
MOMX*
D001
FOMX*
F001
DOMX*
MOMX*
D001
K051
FOMX*
K083
F001
0001
0001
FOMX*
MOMX*
F005
MOMX*
FOMX*
DOMX*
K062
U188
F006
MOMX*
0007
K062
F002
F006
DOMX*
D008
0007
0002
DOMX*
FOMX*
0003
DOMX*
0001
U002
MOMX*

n State (tons)
289,272
17,049
5,345
178
1,260
658
426
130
5,210
2,375
901
382
52,376
2,111
1,331
1,192
5,038
4,544
2,247
1,189
181,497
151,099
135,545
120,278
78
35,911
621
326
198
0
17,715
9,291
7,394
3,646
24,533
9,794
1,475
873
4
0
0
0
1,139,446
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by awe than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biemial RCRA .Hazardous Waste Report
                                                 (Baaed on  1989 Data)
                                                    PENNSYLVANIA

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED.  1989
RANK
EPA1D
SITE NAME
CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
PAD059087072 MILL SERVICE, INC. - BULGER PLANT
PAD004835146 HILL SERVICE, INC. - YUKON PLANT
PAD990753089 GENERAL BATTERY CORPORATION
PAD000429589 GEOLOGICAL RECLAMATION OPRS.t WASTE SYS.
PAD049791098 CHEVRON, USA, INC.
PAD002375376 USS DIVISION OF USX
PAD002326908 LUICENS STEEL CO.
PAD004336145 WHEELING PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP.
PAD004335154 ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL
PAD000736934 ARMCO ADVANCED MATERIALS CORP.
PAD980831333 BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. /JOHNSTOWN PLANT
PAD085690592 WASTE CONVERSION INC
PAD000436261 RUETGERS-NEASE CHEMICAL CO.
PADOQ43&04££ J£( SPPPT4I TV MMMICTQ rflPPOPlTTflU
PAD042259374 ARCO CHEMICAL CO./ ATLANTIC RICHFIELD
PAD004322913 MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES
PAD980830897 HUNTERSTOUN RD CERCLA SITE
PAD064375470 DELAWARE CONTAINER CO., INC.
PAD004325254 ARMCO ADVANCED MATERIALS CORP.
PAD014167589 EXIDE CORPORATION/GENERAL BATTERY CORP
PAD002330165 EAST PENN MFG. CO.
PAD002344315 CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP.
PAD086727435 ASHLAND METAL COMPANY
PAD003038056 E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO.
PAD030069140 QUALITY CHEMICALS. INC.
PAD003037504 HE I CO CHEMICAL, INC.
PAD004338091 WHEATLAND TUBE COMPANY
PA0003026531 BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
PAD048203822 LORD CORPORATION CHEMICAL PRODUCTS DIV
PAD9805S0412 SMITNKLINE BEECHAM CHEMICALS
PAD004322509 WASHINGTON STEEL CORP.
PAD000647735 KEYSTONE CHEMICAL COMPANY
PAD069778967 AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS, INC./TANAQUA
PAD982567364 LTV STEEL CO INC - MIDLAND COKE PLANT
PAD004391421 REPUBLIC ENGINEERED STEELS BEAVER FALLS
PAD002292068 ROHM & HAAS DELAWARE VALLEY INC/BRISTOL
PAD003043353 MERCK & CO. INC.- CHEROKEE PLANT
PAD004322863 SHARON TUBE COMPANY
PAD002327708 AT&T MICROELECTONICS
PAD001933175 SHARON STEEL CORPORATION
BULGER
YUKON
READING
MORRISVILLE
PHILADELPHIA
FAIRLESS HILLS
COATESVILLE
ALLENPORT
BRACKENRIDGE
BUTLER
JOHNSTOWN
HATFIELD
STATE COLLEGE
Htm Aim
Hil/LJINV
WEST CHESTER
EVANS CITY
STRABAN TSP
COATESVILLE
LYNDORA
HAMBURG
LYON STATION
READING
ASHLAND
TOWANDA
TYRONE
DELAWARE WATER GAP
WHEATLAND
STEELTON
SAEGERTOWN
UPPER MERION
WASHINGTON
GIRAROVILLE
HOMETOWN
MIDLAND
BEAVER FALLS
BRISTOL
RIVERSIDE
SHARON
READING
FARRELL
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    180,086
    151,342
    138,037
     41,830
     37,261

     34,770
     33,183
     30,654
     29,268
     25,402

     24,443
     20,431
     20,081
     19,883
     19,765

     13,910
     13,786
     12,971
     12,686
     12,565

     12,534
     11,471
     11,146
     11,016
     10,487

     10,071
     8.894
     8,475
     8,220
     8,054

     6,880
     6,651
     6,589
     6,219
     6,051

     5,982
     5,464
     4,864
     4,597
     4,214

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                                               National Biennial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          PENNSYLVANIA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1989
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City

           Management Method
      1  PAD002395887  ZINC CORP. OF AMERICA,  PALMERTON
                                                    M011-M019
                                            YUKON PLANT,  YUKON
                                                    M071-M079
                                                    M101-M109
                                            BULGER PLANT, BULGER
                                                    M071-M079
                                                    M101-M109
      METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
 2  PAD004835146  MILL SERVICE, INC
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
      SLUDGE TREATMENT
 3  PAD059087072  MILL SERVICE, INC
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
      SLUDGE TREATMENT
 4  PAD990753089  GENERAL BATTERY CORPORATION,  READING
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              N071-M079
      METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              N011-M019
 5  PAD010154045  ENVIRITE CORPORATION, YORK
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              N071-M079
      STABILIZATION                            M111-M119
 6  PAD085690592  WASTE CONVERSION INC., NATFIELD
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-H079
      STABILIZATION                            M111-M119
      OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-M129
      INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
 7  PAD002389559  KEYSTONE CEMENT COMPANY, BATH
      ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-H059
 8  PAD000429589  GEOLOGICAL RECLAMATION OPRS.& WASTE SYS.,  NORRISVILLE
      AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099
 9  PAD087561015  INNETCO INC., ELLWOOD CITY
      METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
10  PAD004322913  MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES, EVANS CITY
      OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
11  PAD064375470  DELAWARE CONTAINER CO., INC., COATESVILLE
      FUEL BLENDING                            M061
      SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109
      INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    PAD042259374  ARCO CHEMICAL CO./ ATLANTIC RICHFIELD, WEST CHESTER
     12

     13
     14

     15
     16

     17
     18
      OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    PAD980550412  SMITHKLINE BEECHAM CHEMICALS, UPPER HERION
      INCINERATION                             M041-M049
      OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    PAD083965897  MEDUSA CEMENT CO., WAMPUM
      ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
    PAD003003894  BERKLEY PRODUCTS COMPANY, AKRON
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
      FUEL BLENDING                            N061
    PAD003043353  MERCK t CO. INC.- CHEROKEE PLANT, RIVERSIDE
      INCINERATION                             M041-M049
    PAD980537609  CAPITAL LUBRICANTS CO.. LEWISBERRY
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
    PAD981110570  HORSEHEAD RESOURCE, MONACA
      METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019


On Site

0

150,648
0

179,468
0

101,614
0

0
0

0
0
0
0

26
tlllt
35,911

0
2.100

13,829
0
0
0
rER
9.785

6,496
1,475

0

0
757
901
0
0


Off Site

272,129

109,917
524

0
621

39
17,047

45,943
29,864

34,052
13,150
11,803
4

51,418

0

22,632
0

0
13,483
0
0

0

1,089
0

8,474

1,829
519
0
657
407


Method Total

272,129

260,565
524

179,468
621

101,653
17,047

45,943
29,864

34,052
13,150
11,803
4

51,444

35,911

22,632
2,100

13,829
13,483
0
0

9,785

7,585
1.475

8,474

1,829
1,276
901
657
407
Toti
Managi

272,

261,1


180,1


118.


75,1


59.1




51,

35.

24,


13.

'


9.

9.


8.

3.





1 Quantity Managed by storage only is not included.

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                                            National Biennial IOM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                         (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                       PENNSYLVANIA

                         TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES. 1989 (continued)
Rank  EPA ID        Site Na

        Management Method
5,  City
  19  PAD049791098  CHEVRON, USA, INC., PHILADELPHIA
        INCINERATION                             M041-N049
  20  PAD071203M6  ATLAS POUDER CO., WALKER AND WEST PENN
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129
  21  PAD000796334  E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. INC., EMIGSVILLE
        SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
  22  PAD002312791  ALLIED-SIGNAL INC., PHILADELPHIA
        AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                N081-M089
  23  PAD002389104  HI-PURE CHEMICALS, INC.-NAZARETH PLANT, NAZARETH
        OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-M129
  24  PAD002344315  CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP., READING
        METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
  25  PAD002387926  MERCK & CO., INC., WEST POINT
        INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  26  PAD069006419  T-THERMAL, INC., CONSHOHOCKEN
        INCINERATION                             N041-M049
  27  PAD004321527  FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO., INDIANA
        SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
  28  PAD990825887  IRECO INCORPORATED SUSCON PLANT, PITTSTON
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129


On Site

382

185

90

0

69

8

8

0

1

1


Off Site

0

0

6

78

0

0

0

5

0

0


Method Total

382

185

97

78

69

8

8

5

1

1
Total
Managed 1

382

185

97

78

69

8

8

5

1

1

uantity Managed by storage only is not included.

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Puerto Rico
     Region II
   Puerto Rico &
   Virgin Islands

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                                 PUERTO RICO
EPA Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region I!
                                              Hazardous Waste Program
                                               Branch
                                              26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
                                              New York, NY  10278
Biennial Report Data Collection                   EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument:
Address of Participating State                    Hazardous Waste Division
 Environmental Authority                        Environmental Quality Board
                                              Post Office Box 11488
                                              Santurce, PR  00910
Contact Name:                                 Mrs. Ror L Del Valle
                                              Director
Phone:                                        (809) 722-5453
Notes:    No special notes for Puerto Rico.

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                                  national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              {Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  MBTTO RICO
Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation
Total NMber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:
Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
(excluding quantity managed in storage only)
Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
No. of
facilities
using
Management Method Code Method*
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029 5
OTHER RECOVERY M031-M039 1
INCINERATION M041-M049 5
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059 1
FUEL BLENDING M061 1
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079 1
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089 2
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT M091-M099 1
OTHER TREATMENT M121-H129 5
TOTAL 12
PERCENTAGE
andNanw

246,





243.




BBMent, 1989
76
161 tons

8
2
2
12
417 tons

38




























Hazardous Waste Managed

On site
27,838
0
36,162
0
8,622
6
125
33,042
118,461
226,256
93.0 X
Quantities (tons)
Off site
3,166
1
0
13,968
0
0
1
0
25
17,161
7.0 X

Total
31,004
1
38,162
13,968
8,622
6
126
33,042
118,486
243,417
100X

Percent
12.7
.0
15.7
5.7
3.5
.0
.1
13.6
48.7
100.0
-
*Colum nay not sun to total  because facilities nay have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                               TABLE 2. RCRA
                                                    PUERTO RICO
                                            Waste laports and Exports, 1909
State

  GA
  VI

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

               0
               6
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CT
  FL
  GA
  LA
  Ml
  NN '
  NC
  NJ
  MY
  OH
  PA
  SC
  TN
  TX
  irr
Exports

    Tons shipped

              35
              34
             182
              49
              77
              52
             522
              10
              30
               0
              22
               0
              31
              89
           6,861
               4
             638
               0
                                                                TOTAL
                                                                         8,636

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                                  National Biennial KRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (laced on 1909 Data)
                                                   PUERTO RICO

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              29
              29
              30
              30
              31
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
              32
ram*
D002
MOMX*
F005
F003
P029
D001
F002
0007
F006
DOMX*
F001
D008
F019
K050
0003
0009
P048
0004
D011
D005
U044
F007
P015
U151
UONX*
D016
P098
P030
U067
U188
P021
U122
U102
0010
POMX*
P003
P004
P076
P105
P106
U004
U006
U091
U142
U204
U223
U226
144,004
33,256
29,507
25,278
5,369
2,600
2,407
1,116
1,026
848
479
97
63
33
26
22
19
5
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
58.5
13.5
12.0
10.3
2.2
1.1
1.0
.5
.4
.3
.2
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by mre than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based en 1989 Data)
                                                   PUERTO RICO

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of KM Hazardous
Management
Method
Uaste Nanaged, by RCRA

  Quantity Nanaged
Method, 1989
SOLVENTS  RECOVERY





OTHER RECOVERY

INCINERATION





ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)





FUEL BLENDING

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT

AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT

AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT

OTHER TREATMENT





TOTAL
Code 1
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-H059
N061
M071-M079
M081-N089
M091-M099
M121-M129
toste Type in
F005
MOMX*
FOMX*
F003
DOMX*
FDHX*
MOMX*
D001
F002
MOMX*
F003
F002
FONX*
FOMX*
D001
MOMX*
D002
FONX*
F005
D007
DOMX*
i State (tons)
12,392
7,609
6,299
2,560
1
23,971
13,609
526
35
10,435
1,612
714
686
8,622
6
126
33,042
104,183
12,852
1,023
408
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by a»re than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
          243,417

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                                    National  Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    PUERTO RICO

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS IWSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1909
RANK
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
PRD090028101
PRD090021056
PRD090399718
PRD981 130131
PRD090613357
PRD091 024786
PRO 090398074
PRD090031410
PRD991291949
PRD091 049262
PRD991291857
PRD980526552
PRD090497959
PRD980768410
PRD049532807
PRD091065102
PR0090036021
PRD000706432
PRD090584152
PRD091063743
PRD090506239
PRD091200477
PRD000708305
PR2170027203
PR0987366168
PRD090378225
PRD981 182421
PRD000691048
PRD980759443
PRD980644397
PRD000706465
PRD091 198366
PRD991291972
PRD000692699
PRD980764401
PRD090193277
PRD000691014
PR00901 11311
PRD091 150060
PRD105748842
MERCK SHARP & DOHME OUIMICA
SQUIBB MANUFACTURING, INC.
SAFETY KLEEN ENVIRONSYSTEMS CO.
DUPONT AGRICHEMICALS CARIBE, INC.
SK&F LAB CO- CHEMICAL DIVISION
ELI LILLY INDUSTRIES, INC.
THE UPJOHN MANUFACTURIHG
CARIBE GE PROD., INC
STERLING PHARMACEUTICALS INC.
THERMO KING CARIBBEAN
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
WESTERN FHER LABORATORIES INC.
THERMO KING DE PUERTO RICO
SCHERING PLOUGH PRODUCTS INC.
SARTORIUS INC.
CYANAMID AGRICULTURAL DE P.R., INC.
BRISTOL MYERS BARCELONETA
SYLTRON, INC. LIGHTING PRODUCTS
ROCHE PRODUCTS INC.
PRODUCTOS CIRCUITOS DE PUERTO RICO
LOCTITE PUERTO RICO, INC.
DAVIS+GECK. INC
WESTINGHOUSE TOA BAJA COMPLEX
NAVAL STATION ROOSEVELT ROADS
FLOR-QUIN, INC.
SEARLE i CO.
SAFETY KLEEN ENVIRONSYSTEMS (DORADO)
CROWN CORK DE PUERTO RICO
DUPONT ELECTRONIC MATERIALS, INC.
STAR KIST CARIBE. INC.
BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORP. OF P.R.
NILLIPORE CORPORATION
PHILLIPS PUERTO RICO CORE INC.
MEDTRONIC P.R. INC.
ORTHO PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.
CARIBE GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODS., INC.
BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS (CARIBE) INC.
ALLERGAN AMERICA
MOTOROLA PUERTO RICO OPERATIONS
PRODUCTOS WESTINGHOUSE (ABB P.R TSD COM)
BARCELONETA
HUMACAO
NANATI
NANATI
GUAYAHA
NAYAGUEZ
BARCELONETA
VEGA ALTA
BARCELONETA
CIALES
SAN GERMAN
PONCE
ARECIBO
LAS PIEDRAS
YAUCO
NANATI
BARCELONETA
LUQUILLO
NANATI
JUANA DIAZ
SABANA GRANDE
NANATI
TOA BAJA
CEIBA
PATILLAS
CAGUAS
DORADO
CAROLINA
NANATI
NAYAGUEZ
AIBONITO
CIDRA
GUAYAMA
VILLALBA
MANATI
VEGA ALTA
NAGUABO
HORMIGUEROS
VEGA BAJA
MAYAGUEZ
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S.  TONS)

    166,444
    34,043
    10,388
      9,437
      8,553

      4,625
      3,836
      2,651
      1,276
      1,227

        778
        427
        324
        270
        194

        158
        129
        114
        109
        108

        101
        101
        82
        67
        67

        65
        63
        44
        43
        43

        34
        31
        26
        25
        22

        20
        18
        18
        14
        12

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                                               national Biennial ROtA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                            (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                           PUERTO RICO

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROU HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1989

                                                                                                                          Tot
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Manag
           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

      1  PRD090028101  MERCK SHARP & DOHME QUINICA, BARCELONETA                                                          164,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129           117,035                 0           117,035
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099            33,042                 0            33,042
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-N029            14,044                 0            14,044
           INCINERATION                             M041-N049               696                 0               696
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 606
      2  PRD090021056  SQUIBB MANUFACTURING, INC., HUMACAO                                                                38,
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049            26,275                 0            26,275
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029            12,260                 0            12,260
      3  PRD090399718  SAFETY KLEEN ENVIRONSYSTEMS CO., MANATI                                                            27,
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059                 0            13,968            13,968
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                  8,622                 0             8,622
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029             1,522             3,086             4,608
      4  PRD090613357  SK&F LAB CO- CHEMICAL DIVISION, GUAYAMA                                                             8,
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049             8,495                 0             8,495
      5  PRD091024786  ELI LILLY INDUSTRIES, INC., NAYAGUEZ                                                                2,
           INCINERATION                             M041-N049             2,685                 0             2,685
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029                 0                80                80
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089                 0                 1                 1
           OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039                 0                 1                 1
      6  PRD091049262  THERMO KING CARIBBEAN, CIALES                                                                       1
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129             1,201                 0             1,201
      7  PRD090497959  THERMO KING DE PUERTO RICO, ARECIBO
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               225                 0               225
      8  PRD980594618  UNION CARBIDE CAR1BE INC., PENUELAS
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089               125                 0               125
      9  PRD091018622  PRETECCION TEDNICA ECOLOGICA, CORP., PENUELAS
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0                23                23
     10  PRD090137910  HARRIS ft DEVOE PAINTS, BAYAMON
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029                12                 0                12
     11   PRD090378225  SEARLE & CO., CAGUAS
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                11                 0                11
     12  PRD980536221  ATLANTIC FLEET WEAPON TRAINING, VIEQUES
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129                 022
1 Quantity Managed by storage only is not included.

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Rhode Island
    Region I

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                                RHODE ISLAND
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region I
RCRA Support Section
Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Division of Air and Hazardous
 Materials
Department of Environmental
 Management
291 Promenade Street
Providence, Rl  02908-5767
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Patrice Porras
Engineering Aide
(401) 277-2797
Notes:    No special notes for Rhode Island.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   RHODE ISLAND

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Haste Generation and Manay.agnt,  1989

 Total  Nuaber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                             191

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                              5,565 tons
 RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding  storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing  only  waste generated on site                           0
    Facilities managing  only  waste generated off site                          3
    Facilities managing  waste generated both on and off site                   0

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):                3

 Total  Quantity of  RCRA  Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:        12,897 tons
    (excluding quantity  Managed  in storage only)

 Total  RCRA TSD Facilities:                                                    4
Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
in RCRA
No. of
facilities
using
Code method*
M021-H029
M071-M079
M1Z1-M129

1
2
2
3
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site Off site Total Percent
0
0
0
0
.0 X
259
10,159
2,478
12,897
100.0 X
259
10,159
2,478
12,897
100X
2.0
78.8
19.2
100.0
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    national Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on 19B9 Data)
                               TABLE 2. RCRA
                                                    RHODE ISLMD
                                            Uaste laports and Exports. 1989
State

  CT
  FC
  MA
  ME
  MS
  NC
  NH
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  PA
  SC
  VT

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

           2.123
            626
           2,390
            482
              3
              28
              32
           6,318
            559
              63
              39
            210
            833

          13,707
State

  AL
  AR
  CA
  CT
  FC
  IL
  IN
  LA
  MA
  ND
  MI
  MC
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  PA
  SC
  TX
                                                                        Exports
Tons shipped
           0
           2
         464
          11
          19
         147
          29
       1,055
         171
          49
          14
         355
         591
         924
       1,228
          20
          98
                                                               TOTAL
                                                                        5,201

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                                   National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   RHODE ISLAND

                        TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED. 1989
                                         Ouantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type          (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              21
              22
              23
              24
              24
              24
              25
              26
              27
              27
              28
              29
              29
              30
              30
              30
              31
              32
              33
              33
D008
0002
D001
K061
D007
0004
0003
D011
U188
0005
U122
UN10
U228
U226
0006
0009
D00\
0010
U154
U210
K086
U080
U220
P056
U028
U088
U165
P030
P106
U012
U159
U218
U115
U141
P029
P048
U133
U117
P105
P012
U219
1,280
1,269
1,224
1,022
311
200
155
48
15
7
6
5
5
5
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23.0
22.8
22.0
18.4
5.6
3.6
2.8
.9
.3
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by nore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report

                                              (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                  •NODE ISLMD

  Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of KM Hazardous Uaste Managed,  by RCRA Management Method,  1909

Management                                                       Quantity Managed
Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





OTHER TREATMENT
TOTAL                                                                      12,897
Code t
M021-M029
N071-M079



M121-M129



taste Type in
D001
D002
D003
D007
D006
D002
D001
D003
D007
State (tons)
259
9,190
742
87
75
2,011
260
185
13
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were  characterized
  by pore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of  the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                    RHODE  ISLAND
              TABU 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
RID001546811
RID001202050
RID000791434
RID040098352
RID000841411
RID001 198605
RID052632106
RID095976544
RID987467248
RID075728030
RI8170024790
RID001805670
RID001201508
RID001469840
RID051507044
RID001786516
RID063890214
RID001 189273
RID063900690
RID075710996
RID093214641
RID062310230
RID046609327
RID099422305
RID089359624
RID001200252
RI0981894785
RID001 195387
RID001 199728
RID075704999
RID001202589
RID106179088
RID001198514
RID002094282
RID059735761
RID980913941
RID000001701
RID001962190
RID001784016
RID054036199
OCEAN STATE STEEL INC
MOBIL PIPE LINE CO/EP TERMINAL
CHEMART COMPANY
STABLEX
NARR ELECTRIC
GTE PRODUCTS CORP/SYLVANIA
UNION OIL CO OF CA UNION CHEMICAL
OLIN HUNT SPECIALTY PROD INC
INTERNATIONAL ETCHING
OLIN HUNT SPECIALTY PROD INC
NAVAL UNDERWATER SYSTEMS CTR
HOECHST CELANESE CORP
AT CROSS COMPANY
ROYAL ELECTRIC INC
STANLEY-BOSTITCH INC
GEORGE MANN & CO INC
BOLIDEN METECH INC
MAXWELL GRAPHICS PROVIDENCE
ELEC BOAT
RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL
PROVIDENCE CHEMICALS
TRIMONT CHEMICAL
RAU FASTENER
FERNANDO ORIGINALS LTD
A & Z HAYWARD CO
TECHNIC INC
AMI TRUCKLEASE
US RING TRAVELER CO/INDUPLATE
COOLEY INC
UNION I NO
OLIN HUNT SPECIALTY PROD INC
RI TECHNICAL PLATERS INC
KENYON INDUSTRIES INC
ENG YARNS
ADVANCED CHEMICAL CO
HASBRO INC
ELECTRO- FILMS INC
TH BAYLIS CO INC
ELECTRONIC PRECISION CIRCUITRY
PiC QUALITY SCREW PRODUCTS
CITY

EAST PROVIDENCE
DALLAS
LINCOLN
PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE

CENTRAL FALLS
EAST PROVIDENCE
LINCOLN
PROVIDENCE
E PROV

NEWPORT
COVENTRY
LINCOLN
PAWTUCKET
EAST GREENWICH

PROVIDENCE
MAPLEVILLE
PROVIDENCE
NO KINGSTOWN
PROVIDENCE

EAST PROVIDENCE
CUMBERLAND
PROVIDENCE
N PROV
EAST PROVIDENCE

CRANSTON
WORCESTER
NORTH PROVIDENCE
PAWTUCKET
PROVIDENCE

LINCOLN
CRANSTON
KINYON
PROV
WARWICK

PAWTUCKET
WARWICK
WOODBRIDGE
PROVIDENCE
ESMOND
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      1,022
        917
        442
        356
        291

        229
        207
        158
        147
        115

        107
        102
         88
         86
         83

         61
         58
         54
         54
         47

         46
         45
         44
         40
         37

         31
         29
         26
         24
         24

         24
         21
         21
         21
         20

          19
          19
          17
          16
          16

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                                               National  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                          MODE ISLAND

                                  TABU 6.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE  FACILITIES.  1909

                                                                                                                          TotJ
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City                                                                                  Manag<
           Management Method                                           On Site         Off  Site      Method Total

      1   RID980906986  ETICAM,  WARWICK                                                                                    11 ,<
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                0            9,389             9,389
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0            2,217             2,217
      2   RID040098352  STABLEX, PROVIDENCE                                                                                   ;
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                0              771               771
      3   RID084802842  CHEM PAK CORP., UARUIdC
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                0              260               260
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-N029                0              259               259
1 Quantity Managed by storage only is not  included.

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                               SOUTH CAROLINA
    Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste Programs
 Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific report and
 EPA Waste Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Solid and Hazardous Waste
 Management
Department of Hearth and
 Environmental Control
2600 Bull Street
Columbia, SC 29201
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Allan Tmsley
Manager, Compliance Monitoring
(803) 734-5200
Notes:    No special notes for South Carolina.

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                                  national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  SOUTH CAROLINA

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management,  1989

 Total  Nunber of  RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                             394

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                            106,224 tons


 RCRA TSO  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities  managing only waste generated on site                           4
    Facilities  managing only waste generated off site                          5
    Facilities  managing waste generated both on and off site                   3

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               12

 Total  Quantity of RCRA Regulated  Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:       175,807 tons
    (excluding  quantity managed in storage only)

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                   34


 Final  Disposition of  Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

                                                      No. of
                                                  facilities              Hazardous waste Managed
                                                       using                 Quantities (tons)
 Management Method                         Code       method*        On site       Off site          Total  Percent

 METALS RECOVERY  (FOR  REUSE)               N011-M019        1              0              0              0       .0
 SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029        3            669         32,087         32,757     18.6
 OTHER  RECOVERY                           M031-N039        3            336          5,551          5,886      3.3
 INCINERATION                              N041-N049        4          3.192         32,575         35,767     20.3
 AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079        3         15.166             21         15,188      8.6
 AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT   M091-N099        1              0             98             98       .1
 SLUDGE TREATMENT                          M101-N109        2             48             14             62       .0
 STABILIZATION                             M111-M119        1              0             10             10       .0
 OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129        2             70             91            161       .1
 LANDFILL                                  M132             1              0         85,878         85,878     48.8

       TOTAL                                              12         19.482        156,325        175,807    100.0
       PERCENTAGE                                          -         11.1 X         88.9 X           100X


•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biemiat RCRA HazardouB Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                              TABLE 2. ROM
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                 3,979
  AR                    61
  CA                    21
  CO                     0
  CT                 1,102
  DC                   448
  DE                   296
  FL                15,494
  GA                13,617
  IA                     0
  IL                   664
  IN                   184
  KS                     1
  ICY                 3,083
  LA                   110
  HA                 4,528
  MO                 2,714
  ME                    19
  MI                   371
  HN                    25
  NO                   362
  NS                    44
  NC                42.099
  NH                   432
  NJ                16,008
  NV                     5
  MY                   897
  OH                20,590
  PA                 9,518
  RI                   143
  SO                     7
  TM                 3,942
  TX                    60
  VA                 6,646
  UA                     0
  UI                    73
  UV                 4,106
  WY                     0
                               SOUTH CAROLINA

                                   Waste laports and Exports,  1989

                                                    Exports

                                          State         Tons shipped

                                            AL                 4,300
                                            AR                    46
                                            FL                   356
                                            GA                 2,246
                                            IL                    91
                                            IN                 1,000
                                            ICY                 5,402
                                            LA                   681
                                            MA                    35
                                            MD                    58
                                            NI                 1,562
                                            NN                    14
                                            NO                     8
                                            NC                 2,681
                                            NJ                   989
                                            NV                     0
                                            NY                   476
                                            ON                 5,971
                                            PA                 7,838
                                            RI                    36
                                            SD                     1
                                            TN                 4,527
                                            TX                   217

                                            TOTAL             38,535
  TOTAL
151,652

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                                National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                            (Bated en 1989 Data)
                                               SOUTH CAROLINA

                     TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED. 1989
                                      Quantity Generated
           Rank          Waste  Type         (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            14
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            35
            36
            37
            38
            39
            40
F003
FOMJC*
MOMX*
D001
F005
K061
0002
DOMX*
F002
F006
K001
D005
0007
F001
D008
F009
0003
F019
D009
UOMX*
K086
U122
F007
D006
K087
U161
U226
U108
K051
U154
F008
U239
U151
001 1
U220
D004
K049
K052
U088
U043
r^nrmrmfrt LUBC* A c* r*
21,917
19,174
16,905
15,028
7,869
5,926
5,218
3,015
2,873
2,011
1,352
846
795
S85
482
412
337
321
300
124
114
114
88
66
49
39
33
32
30
27
19
19
13
12
12
10
10
6
5
5
tjhiK that u»r*» t*hai
20.6
18.1
15.9
14.1
7.4
5.6
4.9
2.8
2.7
1.9
1.3
.8
.7
.6
.5
.4
.3
.3
.3
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
raet«ri*ed
These waste types represent
by core than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial BCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 SOUTH CAROLINA

   Table 4.  Four Urgest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Nanagaaent Method, 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method
METALS RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)

SOLVENTS RECOVERY





OTHER RECOVERY





INCINERATION





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT





AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT





SLUDGE TREATMENT





STABILIZATION




OTHER TREATMENT





LANDFILL
TOTAL                                                                      175,807
Code 1
M011-M019
M021-M029



M031-M039



M041-M049



M071-M079



M091-M099



M101-M109



Ml 11 -Ml 19


M121-M129



M132



taste Type in
0009
0001
MOMX*
F005
FOMX*
K061
D001
D008
F002
MONX*
D001
FOMX*
DOMX*
MONK*
FOMX*
DOMX*
D003
DOMX*
MOMX*
D001
D002
MOMX*
U239
D001
UOMX*
D001
DOMX*
D004
FOMX*
D002
DOMX*
0001
DOMX*
D008
MOMX*
FOMX*
State (tons)
0
20,465
4,146
3,459
1,967
5,440
357
63
19
8,455
7,330
5,861
5,531
9,375
5,797
11
3
77
11
3
3
36
13
9
5
8
1
0
68
52
27
6
22,633
14,360
12,310
7,111
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by acre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2*3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                 (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   SOUTH CAROLINA

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
EPAIO
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
SCD991278128 HOECHST CELANESE- LEEDS PLANT
SCD078065117 SIEMENS ENERGY & AUTONATION INC.
SCD003345683 TORRINGTON COMPANY
SCD036275626 SOUTHEASTERN CHEMICALS & SOLVENTS CO
SCD077995488 SAFETY-KEEN CORP - LEXINGTON PLANT
SCD991277716 GEORGETOWN STEEL CORPORATION
SCD082228347 SANDOZ MARTIN WORKS
SCD043384072 ETHYL CORPORATION - ORANGEBURG PLANT
SCD981031040 SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION 3-066-01 (GREER)
SCD003353760 OWEN ELECTRIC STEEL COMPANY
SCD981467616 LAIDLAU ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (TOC) INC
SCD049690001 SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT COMPANY
SCD050187434 SOUTHERN COATINGS INC
SCD044442333 THERMALKEM INC.
SCD042627448 HARDU1CKE CHEMICAL COMPANY
SCD084707298 C R BARD INCORPORATED
SCD047554753 U R GRACE t COMPANY - CRYOVAC DIVISION
SCD9821 06932 SOUTH CAROLINA GALVANIZING
SCD980709299 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-179-21 (SMVL)
SCD062690557 AVX CORPORATION
SCD052075116 TECHNOGRAPHICS DECOTONE. U.S. INC.
SCD980842785 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-043-21 (FLORENCE)
SCD055207617 LOBECO PRODUCTS INC
SCD980848717 CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
SCD000648493 DURACELL USA
SCD980841944 KEMET ELECTRONICS CORP - FOUNTAIN INN
SCD987566023 ALSIMAG TECHNICAL CERAMICS INC
SCD003351814 UESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
SCD039286315 CRANDALL CORPORATION
SCD000770263 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
SC0067002147 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY- FLORENCE
SCD042633859 EXIDE BATTERY CORP
SC8170022620 USN-CHARLESTON NAVAL WEAPONS STATION
SCD002267490 STEEL HEDDLE MFC CO
SC1890008989 DOE/WSRC SAVANNAH RIVER SITE
SCD003344959 CROWN CORK & SEAL CO INC
SCD991279399 FN MFC INC
SCD061520557 AMERICAN YARD PRODUCTS
SCD048373468 MOBAY CORP-BUSHY PARK PLANT
SCD073716516 MICHELIN TIRE CORP MFG DIV
CHESTER
ROEBUCK
CLINTON
SUMTER
LEXINGTON
GEORGETOWN
MARTIN
ORANGEBURG
GREER
CAYCE
ROEBUCK
SPARTANBURG
SUMTER
ROCK HILL
ELGIN
MONCKS CORNER
SIMPSONVILLE
TRAVELERS REST
SUMMERVILLE
MYRTLE BEACH
LEXINGTON
FLORENCE
LOBECO
ORANGEBURG
LANCASTER
FOUNTAIN INN,
LAURENS
HAMPTON
LEXINGTON
GREENVILLE
FLORENCE
GREER
CHARLESTON
GREENVILLE
AIKEN
SPARTANBURG
COLUMBIA
ORANGEBURG
BERKELEY COUNTY
SANDY SPRINGS
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

     21,050
     17,523
     11,559
      7.236
      6,315

      5,926
      4,187
      3,505
      3,268
      1.722

      1,486
      1,352
      1,351
      1,036
        801

        709
        694
        685
        601
        568

        561
        511
        510
        440
        420

        363
        321
        319
        290
        280

        269
        254
        254
        241
        231

        227
        224
        214
        212
        204

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                          SOUTH CAROLINA

                                  TABLE 6.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1989
    Rank  EPA  ID        Site Home, City

           Management Method
       1
     10
     11
     12
SCD070375985  GSX SERVICES OF SOUTH CAROLINA  INC., PINEUOOD
  LANDFILL                                 M132
SCD07799548S  SAFETY-ICLEEN CORP  -  LEXINGTON PLANT, LEXINGTON
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
SCD961467616  LAIDLAW ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES  (TOC) INC., ROEBUCK
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
SCD044442333  THERMALKEM  INC., ROCK HILL
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
SCD003345683  TORRINGTON  COMPANY,  CLINTON
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
SCD036275626  SOUTHEASTERN CHEMICALS & SOLVENTS CO., SUMTER
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
SCD078065117  SIEMENS ENERGY & AUTOMATION INC., ROEBUCK
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
SCD046503132  STOLLER HII-DIV.OF STOLLER CHEMICAL CO., JERICHO
  OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
SCD043384072  ETHYL CORPORATION -  ORANGEBURG PLANT, ORANGEBURG
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
SC0069314045  MILLIKEN CHEMICAL-DEWEY PLANT, INNAN
  OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-M039
SC0058754789  AQUA-TECH/GROCE LABORATORIES, IMC., GREER
  AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-N129
                                           M031-M039
                                           M071-M079
                                           M041-M049
                                           M021-M029
                                           M111-M119
                                           H101-M109
                                           M011-M019
           OTHER RECOVERY
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
           INCINERATION
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY
           STABILIZATION
           SLUDGE TREATMENT
           METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SCD003339207  SIEBE NORTH INC.-CHARLESTON PLANT, CHARLESTON
  SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109


On Site

0

669
66
X
0

0

9,369

0

5,797

0

3,192
336
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0


Off Site
*
85,878
«
22,718
0

22,044

10,515

r
*
9,35i

0
•
5,502

0
0
98
91
49
21
16
15
10
0
0


Method Total

85,878

23,387
66

22,044

10,515

9,369

9,355

5,797

5,502

3,192
336
98
95
49
21
16
15
10
0
0
Tot
Manag

85,

23,


22,

10,

9,

9,

5,

5,

3











                                                                             48
13
                                                                                                                 62
1 Quantity aanaged by storage only is not included.

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South Dakota
    Region VIII

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                               SOUTH DAKOTA
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region VIII
                                              Hazardous Waste Management
                                               Division
                                              Mail Stop HWM-RI
                                              999 18th Street, Suite 500
                                              Denver, CO  80202
Biennial Report Data Collection                   EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument
Address of Participating State                     Office of Waste Management
 Environmental Authority                        Division of Environmental Regulation
                                              Department of Environment and
                                               Natural Resources
                                              319 South Coteau
                                              c/o 500 East Capitol Avenue
                                              Pierre, SD 57501
Contact Name:                                 Ms. Carrie Jacobson
                                              Natural Resources Scientist
Phone:                                        (605) 773-3153
Notes:     South Dakota does not have any TSD facilities, therefore waste management
          could not be calculated.

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                                  national Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  SOUTH DAKOTA

                          Table 1.  ROM Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1989

Total Umber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                              12

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                              1,088 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities Managing only waste generated on site                           0
   Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                          0
   Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   0

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):                 0

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSD units:              0 tons
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:                                                    2


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

                                                      No.  of
                                                  facilities              Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                       using                 Quantities  (tons)
Management Method                         Code       Method*        On site       Off site           Total  Percent

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                                   National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                    SOUTH DAKOTA

                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports. 1989

          laports                                                       Exports

State        Tons Received                                    State         Tons shipped

"!A"                   52                                      ID                     8
  NN                    69                                      IL                  331
  NO                     0                                      IN                  105
  NE                     1                                      LA                   43
                                                               NN                  319
  TOTAL                122                                     MO                   23
                                                               NE                   56
                                                               OH                   44
                                                               OK                  233
                                                               TN                   11
                                                               UA                     2
                                                               VI                  198

                                                                TOTAL              1.372

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                              (Rased on 1989 Data)
                                                  SOUTH DAKOTA

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1909
                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank          Uaste  Type          (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
             10
             11
             12
             13
             14
             14
F003
D001
D002
F005
NONX*
F019
F002
F001
FOMX*
F006
D008
D009
U111
DOHX*
D007
353
350
142
70
50
43
22
21
21
8
7
0
0
0
0
32.5
32.2
13.0
6.5
4.6
4.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
.7
.6
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams  that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                               National Biennial MM Hazardous Waste Report

                                          (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                             SOUTH DAKOTA

    Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Haste Managed, by RCRA Management Method,  1989
 This table  is not  applicable  because the State did not  manage any hazardous waste
during  1989.

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                                   national Biemial RCRA Hazardous Uvte Report

                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
RANK
                                                   SOUTH DAKOTA

              TABLE 5.   FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AMD ROtA QUANTITY GENERATED.  1989
EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
SDD099561474
SDD078668696
SDD020193561
SDD096407838
SD0007262215
SOD078013760
SDD981545577
SDD000003855
SDD068642222
SDD049521511
SYNCON DIVISION OF SCHUANS SALES ENTER
3M BROKINGS MEDICAL PRODUCTS DIVISION
MCCORD HEAT TRANSFER CORP.
ALUNAX EXTRUSIONS INC
DALE ELECTRONICS, INC.
C R INDUSTRIES INC
STAR CIRCUITS INC.
CCL LABEL / MODERN PRESS INC
SCI MANUFACTURING INC (FORMERLY MAGNETIC
DAKTRON1CS, INC.
MITCHELL
BROKINGS
CANTON
YANKTON
YANKTON
SPRINGFIELD
BROKINGS
SIOUX FALLS
RAPID CITY
BROKINGS
  11     SD2571924644   ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE
  12     SOD000716696   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 1-183-05
                                                   ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE
                                                   SIOUX FALLS
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

        415
        294
        143
         75
         39

         38
         23
         22
         22
         13

          6
          0

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                     National Biennial ROW Hazardous Haste Report

                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                               SOUTH DAKOTA


           TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES. 1989
This table is not applicable  because the  State  did not manage
                  any hazardous  waste  during 1989.

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Tennessee
   Region IV

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                                  TENNESSEE
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste Programs
 Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Division of Solid Waste
 Management
Department of Health and
 Environment
Customs House, Fourth Roor
701 Broadway
Nashville, TN  37243-1535
Contact Name:
Phone:
Mr. Henry Bentrup, Jr.
(615) 741-3424
Notes:    No special notes for Tennessee.

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                                  National  Biennial KM Hazardous waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                          Table 1.  ROM Hazardous Waste Generation and Management. 1909

 Total  Number  of  RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                             446

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Waste Generated:                         34,363,940 tons
 RCRA TSO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA  TSO  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity  of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA  TSO  Facilities:
                                         31
                                         11
                                         24

                                         66

                                 34,533,270 tons


                                         67
 Final Disposition of wastes
Management Method
in RCRA Processes
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. Of
facilities
using
Code method*
M081-M089
M121-M129
M134

1
55
1
23
66
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site Off site Total
32,558,746
224,120
1,583,784
43,337
34,409,988
99.6 X
21,806
95,680
0
5,796
123,282
.4 X
32,580,552
319.800
1,583,784
49,133
34,533,270
100X
Percent
94.3
.9
4.6
.1
100.0
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                              TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Waste laports and Exports.  1909
          laports

State        Tons Received

                         0
  AL                38,738
  AR                 3,018
  FC                    58
  FL                    35
  GA                 5,378
  IL                    11
  IN                   232
  KY                   309
  LA                    51
  MI                    35
  MO                     2
  MS                 3,936
  NC                    17
  NJ                    14
  OK                 3,802
  PA                 3,871
  SC                 4,430
  TX                 3,602
  VA                     1
  UA                     3

  TOTAL             67,543
          Exports,
State

  AL
  AR
  CA
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  KY
  LA
  MO
  MI
  MO
  MS
  NC
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  OK
  OR
  PA
  SC
  VA
  UI
Tons shipped

      24,860
         418
           1
          82
       2,165
       1,256
         486
       1,050
       2,702
           1
         912
       2,972
         307
       1.279
         452
          12
       1,549
           4
           2
         599
          86
         103
          37
                                                               TOTAL
                   41,335

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on  1989 Data)
                       TABU 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS HASTES GBERATB),  1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
FOMX*
DOMX*
D002
D001
0007
F009
FOC2
K047
F019
D006
F005
0008
F003
F001
D011
F006
U125
F008
K001
MOMX*
F007
0003
U036
0005
U002
D004
U007
P037
K086
F012
0009
U211
U133
U044
K061
32,536,940
1,583,789
61,768
51,143
37,599
25,121
22,501
11,296
7,260
6,069
3,758
3,700
3,244
2,240
1,529
1,457
1,119
848
821
482
281
261
258
147
117
54
47
32
17
16
12
9
5
2
0
94.7
4.6
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one-EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial KRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
      Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Waste
                                        by ROM
                                                  1989
Management
Method

AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT





UNDERGROUND INJECTION

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE





TOTAL
Code

M081-M089
                                         M121-M129
M134
Waste Type
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)
FOMX*
0004
D002
F009
D001
F006
DOMX*
D007
K047
D008
U125
32,558,746
21,806
81,900
62,413
46,117
45,784
1,583,784
30,942
11,296
3,935
1,122
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
                             34,533,270

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                                    National •iemiat RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE
                                                    LTORS MB RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED,  1989
RANK
EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
TND003376928
TN0004044491
TND981747116
TN3890090001
TN09805 15779
TND 095050019
TMO 067690040
TN0890090004
TN021 0020582
TND101768182
TND003336013
TND003332012
TND9B2132995
TND041150533
TND096070396
TND007024664
TN0982078529
TND045499035
TND061314803
TND066723263
THD000614321
TN0003337292
TND 1206031 70
TND 003374790
TND980840524
TND004044780
TN0003329083
TND991279480
TND007022072
TND003327400
TND004048690
TND981 023674
TN0008041717
TND054481205
TN3640031156
TND002958817
TND175237536
TND074893777
TND004042057
TN0073544314
TENN EASTMAN CO, DIV OF EASTMAN KODAK
El DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO
CAVALIER METAL CORPORATION
U.S. DOE Y-12 PLANT
OSCO TREATMENT SYSTEMS
YALE SECURITY INC.
REFINED METALS CORPORATION
UNITED STATES DEPT OF ENERGY K-25 SITE
MILAN ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
CALSONIC MANUFACTURING CORP.
CHATTEM CHEMICALS
UHELAND FOUNDRY,DIV OF N AMERICAN ROYALT
JARL EXTRUSIONS/DIV. OF ALCAN ALUM.
FLORIDA STEEL CORP., KNOXVILLE STEEL NIL
ROSS METALS, INC.
VELSICOL CHEMICAL
EKCO/GLACO INCORPORATED
AMANA REFRIGERATION, INC.
VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP
DAVIS PIPE AND METAL FABRICATORS, INC.
TRICIL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC
OLIN CORPORATION - CHARLESTON PLANT
00 CHEMICALS INC
BRISTOL METALS, INC.
GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPORATION
MURRAY OHIO MANUFACTURING CO.
BROUN GALVANIZING CORPORATION
AMERICAN RESOURCE RECOVERY CORPORATION
HARHAN AUTOMOTIVE, INC
SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT COMPANY
GENERAL SMELTING & REFINING, INC.
TENNESSEE VALLEY PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS IN
BOYLES GALVANIZING CO
NISSAN MOTOR MANUFACTURING CORPORATION,
TVA HARTSVILLE DISTRIBUTION CENTER
MODINE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CALSONIC YOROZU CORPORATION
U.S. PIPE t FOUNDRY CO-SOIL PIPE PLANT
TEXTRON AEROSTRUCTURES
JEHL COOPERAGE CO., INC.
KINGSPORT
NEW JOHNSONVILLE
MCKENZIE
OAK RIDGE
COLUMBIA
LENOIR CITY
MEMPHIS
OAK RIDGE
MILAN
SHELBYVILLE
CHATTANOOGA
CHATTANOOGA
ELIZABETHTOUN
KNOXVILLE
ROSSVILLE
MEMPHIS
HUMBOLDT
FAYETTEVILLE
CHATTANOOGA
BLOUNTVILLE
MILLINGTON
CHARLESTON
MEMPHIS
BRISTOL
NEWPORT
LAWRENCEBURG
CHATTANOOGA
MEMPHIS
BOLIVAR
CHATTANOOGA
COLLEGE GROVE
DAYTON
NASHVILLE
SMYRA
HARTSVILLE
CLINTON
MORRISON
CHATTANOOGA
NASHVILLE
MEMPHIS
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

 32,536,940
  1,583,784
     30,929
     29,617
     28,177

     24,881
     21,781
     21,573
     11,296
      7,228

      6,187
      4,740
      4,365
      2,968
      2,871

      2,347
      2,054
      1,688
      1,390
      1,251

      1,237
      1,153
      1,119
      1,090
        978

        927
        901
        863
        848
        821

        706
        687
        685
        672
        635

        623
        620
        610
        590
        523

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LAMEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES, 1909
Rank

1


2

3

4

5

6

7

8


9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20


21

22

23

EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
TN0003376928 TENN EASTMAN CO, DIV OF EASTMAN KODAK, KINGSPORT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT J4081-M089 32,
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TND004044491 El DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO., NEU JOHNSON VI LLE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134 1,
TND09S050019 YALE SECURITY INC., LENOIR CITY
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND980S1S779 OSCO TREATMENT SYSTEMS, COLUMBIA
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND981747116 CAVALIER METAL CORPORATION, MCKEN2IE
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TN3890090001 U.S. DOE Y-12 PLANT, OAK RIDGE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND067690040 REFINED METALS CORPORATION, MEMPHIS
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TN0890090004 UNITED STATES DEPT OF ENERGY K-25 SITE, OAK RIDGE
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TND004048690 GENERAL SMELTING & REFINING, INC.. COLLEGE GROVE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND991279480 AMERICAN RESOURCE RECOVERY CORPORATION, MEMPHIS
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TKD0006U321 TRICIL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INC., MILLINGTON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TN021 0020582 MILAN ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, MILAN
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TND034547141 LAIDLAW ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (GS), INC., ATHENS
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
TND981920119 ALLUORTH, INC., COLUMBIA
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND00064577D GSX SERVICES INC., TENNESSEE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND002992287 FLORIDA STEEL CORP (WEST TN PLANT), JACKSON
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TND980847024 WALL CHEMICAL INC., TENNESSEE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND007024664 VELSICOL CHEMICAL, MEMPHIS
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TND061314803 VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP., CHATTANOOGA
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
TND003337292 OLIN CORPORATION • CHARLESTON PLANT, CHARLESTON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TND120603170 00 CHEMICALS INC., MEMPHIS
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
TND981474125 SAFETY -KLEEN CORP., NASHVILLE
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
TND079025698 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP., KNOXVILLE
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129

On Site

558,746
0

583,784

62,413

49,368

30,922

29,614

21,781

21,573
0

8,354

7,666

6,610

11,296

4,362

4,074

0

0

0

2,347

1,389

1,153
0

1,119

0

0

Off Site

21,806
60

0

37,532

21,191

58

0

0

0
9

7,649

6,803

5,372

0

3,890

3,602

4,415

3,871

3,157

0

0

0
4

3

771

676

Method Total

32,580,552
60

1,583,784

99,945

70,559

30,980

29,614

21,781

21,573
9

16,003

14,469

11,982

11,296

8,252

7,676

4,415

3,871

3,157

2,347

1,389

1,153
4

1,122

771

676
T01
Manae

32,580,


1,583,

99,

70,

30

29

21

21


16

14

1

11

e





i



t

•

'








1 Quantity Managed by storage only is not included.

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Texas
 Region VI

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                                    TEXAS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
  Instrument
State-specific annual report and
 Cusotmized EPA Waste
 Minimization Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Reports Management Team
Waste Evaluation Section
Industrial and Hazardous Waste
 Division
Texas Water Commission
Post Office Box 13087
 Capitol Station
Austin, TX 78711-3087
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Patricia A. Peterson
Research Specialist
(512) 371-6385
Notes:   No special notes for Texas.

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                                              national  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                          (Based on 1989 Data)
  Rank  EPA ID
                           TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA iAZARPOUS HASTE  FACILITIES,  1989 (continued)
     Site Name,  City
          Management Method

    24  TND096070396  ROSS METALS,  INC.,  ROSSVILLE
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    25  TND003381225  KURD LOCK £ MFG COMPANY,  GREENVILLE
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    26  TND981027410  SAFETY-KLEEN  CORP., DYERSBURG
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    27  THD034818732  PAULO PRODUCTS COMPANY, MURFREESBORO
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    28  TND095686473  HOEGANAES CORPORATION, GALLATIN PLANT, GALLATIN
          OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-N129
    29  TND980600480  HOLLEY REPLACEMENT  PARTS  DIVISION,  SPRINGFIELD
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    30  TND000648527  DURACELL U.S.A., CLEVELAND
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    31   TND007024672  E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO  INC., MEMPHIS
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    32  TND044204568  MARLOOC INC., MAYNARDVILLE
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    33  TN5210020421  HOLSTON ARMY  AMMUNITION PLANT,  KINGSPORT
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    34  TND004047049  HEIL-QUAKER CORPORATION,  LEUISBURG
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    35   TN8570024044  ARNOLD ENGINEERING  DEVELOPMENT  CENTER, ARNOLD AIR
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
    36   TND048319644  ASHLAND CHEMICAL, INC., MEMPHIS
          OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    37   TND101768182  CALSONIC MANUFACTURING CORP., SHELBYVILLE
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
    38   TND093153450  WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION, LA VERGNE
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
         OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-N129
   39   TN0991279233  INTERNATIONAL LABEL CO.,  CLARKSVILLE
         OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
   40  TND003375748  ARCATA GRAPHICS/KINGSPORT, KINGSPORT
          INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
         OTHER TREATMENT                          N121-N129


On Site

607
0

511
0

0

0

427

0
164

0
1

258
0

273

263

0
: FORCE STATION
163

94
0

0

0
1

121

0
55


Off Site

0
1

0
33

490

454

0

215
0

331
0

23
4

0

0

242

0

58
2

145

121
0

0

61
0


Method Total

607
1

511
33

490

454

427

215
164

331
1

282
4

273

263

242

163

153
2

145

121
1

121

61
55
Total
Managed 1

609


543


490

454

427

378


332


285


273

263

242

163

154


145

122


121

116


Quantity
by storage only is not included.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      TEXAS

                          Table 1.  ROW Hazardous Uaste Generation and Management.  1989

 Total  Number of  RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                           1,575

 Total  Quantity of  Regulated Uaste Generated:                         28,171,860 tons
 RCRA ISO  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities  managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities  managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities  Managing waste generated both on and off site

 Total RCRA  TSO Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities):

 Total Quantity of  RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding  quantity Managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA  TSO Facilities:
        91
        20
        17

       128

27,788,963 tons


       304
 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed  in RCRA Processes
Management Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION
OTHER DISPOSAL

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
            No. Of
        facilities
             using
Code       Method*
                                                                          Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                                                                    On site
             Off site
Total  Percent
M011-M019
M021-M029
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M121-M129
M131
M132
M133
M134
M137


4
20
24
28
5
14
6
51
13
20
2
26
1
128
-
611,520
29,101
458,759
390,088
1,874
477,580
11,381,022
1,419,186
478,710
27,858
20,643
11,868,199
1
27,164,541
97.8 X
781
39,412
63,063
117,233
23,829
8,195
6,724
3,593
10,509
24,533
0
326,550
0
624,422
2.2 X
612,301
68,513
521,822
507,321
25,703
485,775
11,387,746
1,422,779
489,219
52,391
20,643
12,194,749
1
27,788,963
100%
2.2
.2
1.9
1.8
.1
1.7
41.0
5.1
1.8
.2
.1
43.9
.0
100.0
-
•Column May not SUB to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    national Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                       TEXAS

                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                37,095
  AR                10,790
  AZ                   748
  CA                18,715
  CO                 4,599
  CT                   230
  DE                    24
  FC                    57
  FL                   156
  GA                   643
  HI                   122
  IA                   455
  ID                     1
  IL                 4,279
  IN                   124
  KS                 1,475
  KY                   794
  LA                83,632
  MA                    55
  MD                    34
  ME                    20
  MI                 1,122
  Ml                    53
  NO                   841
  MS                 4,199
  DC                    50
  NO                   533
  NE                   496
  NJ                   779
  NM                 1,757
  NV                    30
  NY                   517
  OH                 1,488
  OK                 8,709
  OR                    15
  PA                 1,526
  PR                   162
  RI                    60
  SC                   214
  TN                 1,466
  UT                   306
  VA                   125
  UA                   912
  HI                    17
  UV                    89
  UY                    62
                                           State

                                             AL
                                             AR
                                             AZ
                                             CA
                                             FC
                                             FL
                                             GA
                                             IL
                                             IN
                                             KS
                                             KY
                                             LA
                                             MO
                                             MI
                                             MN
                                             MO
                                             MS
                                             NE
                                             NJ
                                             NM
                                             NV
                                             NY
                                             OH
                                             OK
                                             PA
                                             SC
                                             TN
                                             UT
                                             VA
                                             VT
                                             UI
                                             UV

                                             TOTAL
Exports

    Tons shipped
           1,827
          10,042
             714
             334
          14,065
             113
              51
          18,019
             274
           5,288
           5,186
         209,414
               3
              28
             436
           1,985
             291
              90
             258
              16
             257
               3
           1,985
          12,550
          12,136
              89
             615
             249
             642
               3
              87
           1,346

         298,396
  TOTAL
189,576

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                                  National  Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (•and on 1989 Data)
                                                     TEXAS

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED,  1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank          Waste  Type          (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              U
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
MOMX*
K048
0002
DOMX*
KOMX*
D007
K009
D001
D004
RCRA
K061
0003
FOMX*
K049
K051
0008
K112
F002
0010
K027
K017
UOMX*
K022
K088
K062
F006
FOOS
K010
K031
U019
FOOS
P063
K047
U001
U081
K083
F001
K050
0006
K001
8,018,831
7,969,252
5,291,260
2,282,040
1,804,678
1,104,365
469,006
445,955
245,277
107,206
65,385
64,356
44,244
40,787
32,498
22,515
22,288
21,848
20,488
13,332
10,897
9,299
9,197
7,564
7,295
6,713
5,950
5,910
4,016
2,264
1,763
1,676
1.480
1,425
1,212
1,167
968
647
635
632
28.5
28.3
18.8
8.1
6.4
3.9
1.7
1.6
.9
.4
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biemial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      TEXAS

      Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCM Hazardous Uaste Managed, by RCRA Nanageaent,  1969

Management                                                        Quantity  Managed
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
Code 1
M011-N019



M021-M029



N041-N049



M051-M059



M061



M071-M079



M081-M089



M121-M129



M131



M132



M133



taste Type i
0007
RCRA
F006
NONX*
RCRA
D001
MONX*
D008
MOMX*
DONX*
RCRA
0001
0001
RCRA
MONX*
DOMX*
RCRA
MONX*
0001
DOMX*
KOMX*
0007
DOMX*
0003
K048
MONX*
RCRA
0001
D002
DONX*
0004
K048
D007
0002
K049
RCRA
RCRA
K061
MONX*
UOMX*
0002
KOMX*
DONX*
0001
n State (tons)
611,499
790
9
3
43,664
18,417
5,736
590
264,690
147,207
54,557
27,585
195,634
148,140
106,920
30,529
23,806
1,869
23
2
361,600
63,445
33,197
19,129
7,808,800
3,571,884
6,820
151
522,725
389,379
233,248
116,540
354,432
87,259
21,256
11,323
23,861
7,632
5,644
4,163
17,322
3,216
92
13
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by acre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                              (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                      TEXAS

Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous (taste Managed, by BOA Management, 1909 (continued)

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type   in  State (tons)
UNDERGROUND INJECTION                     M134





OTHER DISPOSAL                            M137


TOTAL
D002
MOMX*
DOMX*
KONX*
RCRA

4,422,410
4,013,771
1,568,724
1,369,324
1
27,788,963
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National  Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                       TEXAS

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS UASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED. 1989
RANK
            EPAID
SITE NAME
                                                               CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
TXD067285973
TXD007330202
TXD008123317
TXD001700806
TXD008079642
TXD008081101
TXD008079527
TXD083472266
TXD000751172
TXD007376700
TXD026040709
TXD078432457
TXD044452324
TXD026481523
TXD000836486
TXD058275769
TXD990797714
TXD008079212
TXD008092793
TXD097673149
TXD008081697
TXD007365984
TXD069450997
TXD008097487
TXD057401614
TXD058265067
TX8800016125
TXD049213127
TXD055141378
TXD000742304
TXD058260977
TXD056365760
TXD066362559
TXD099799074
TXD059685339
TX2571724333
TXD008132268
TXD981917024
TXD000747345
TXD980625990
SHELL OIL CO DEER PARK COMPLEX
TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY
E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS
MONSANTO CO
E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS
E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS
STERLING CHEM INC
ARCO CHEMICAL COMPANY (CHANNELVIEW)
BP CHEMICALS INC
HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP. INC.
HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC.
HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC.
GAF CORPORATION TEXAS CITY
GATX TERMINALS CORPORATION
ISK BIOTECH CORP
LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY
MOBIL OIL CORP
E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS
DOW CHEMICAL CO
EMPAK INC DEER PARK
BASF INMONT CORP
E-SYSTEMS INC
MOTOROLA INC
OLIN CORPORATION
ENDERBY-ANDERSON CO*
ARCO CHEMICAL CO
US NASA LBJ SPACE CTR
UITCO CHEMICAL CORP
ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES TX INC
GIBRALTER CHEMICAL RESOURCES, INC.
MOBAY CORPORATION
WEAVER MFC CO INC
CHAPARRAL STEEL CO
ALLUASTE TANK CLEANING INC
DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORP MCKEE PLANTS
US AIR FORCE KELLY AFB
COASTAL REFINING AND MARKETING INC
OCCIDENTAL CHEM CORP
ROHM AND HAAS BAYPORT INC
AMOCO OIL CO
DEER PARK
LONGVIEU
VICTORIA
ALVIN
ORANGE
BEAUMONT
TEXAS CITY
CHANNELVIEU
GREEN LAKE
PANPA
BAY CITY
PASADENA
TEXAS CITY
GALENA PARK
HOUSTON
CHANNELVIEW
BEAUMONT
LAPORTE
FREEPORT
DEER PARK
FREEPORT
GREENVILLE
AUSTIN
BEAUMONT
GAINESVILLE
PASADENA
HOUSTON
MARSHALL
DEER PARK
UINONA
BAYTOUN
LEUISVILLE
MIDLOTHIAN
LAPORTE
SUNRAY
SAN ANTONIO
CORPUS CHRISTI
VICTORIA
LAPORTE
TEXAS CITY
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

  7,840,363
  4,507,313
  3,635,042
  2,070,731
  1,474,980

  1,381,919
  1,087,761
    721,081
    655,317
    490,072

    484,001
    461,456
    418,341
    291,991
    275,941

    198,970
    142,401
    116,174
    100,570
     95,871

     95,867
     95,622
     81,047
     77,200
     69,013

     67,083
     67,014
     63,483
     57,083
     49,936

     49,593
     29,994
     29,252
     27.585
     26,752

     26,103
     26,003
     24,782
     23,896
     21,944

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                                            National Biennial ROW Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                        (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                           TEXAS

                               TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROtA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989

tank

1




2






3




4



5

6



7


8


9



10




11



12





EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
TXD067285973 SHELL OIL CO DEER PARK COMPLEX, DEER PARK
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
INCINERATION M041-M049
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
LANDFILL N132
TXD007330202 TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY, LONGVIEU
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE) M011-M019
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049
LANDFILL M132
TXD008123317 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS, VICTORIA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
LANDFILL M132
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
TXD001700806 MONSANTO CO., ALVIN
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-H059
LANDFILL M132
TXD008079642 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS, ORANGE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
TXD008081101 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS, BEAUMONT
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-H059
INCINERATION M041-M049
TXD008079527 STERLING CHEM INC., TEXAS CITY
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049


On Site

7,809,087
7,793
4,975
2,331

3,467,464
611,499
394,477
18,300
14,271
1,277

3,632,939
2,090
48
26

2,061,377
7,344
2,050

1,469,252

1,369,324
4,260
2,881

1,062,766
474


Off Site

0
0
0
0

104
0
0
0
16
0

0
727
0
0

0
0
0

0

0
0
0

0
0


Method Total

7,809.087
7,793
4,975
2,331

3,467,568
611,499
394,477
18,300
14,287
1,277

3,632,939
2,817
48
26

2,061,377
7,344
2,050

1,469,252

1,369,324
4,260
2,881

1,062,766
474
TXD083472266 ARCO CHEMICAL COMPANY (CHANNELVIEU), CHANNELVIEW
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) N051-M059
TXD000751172 BP CHEMICALS INC., GREEN LAKE
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
LANDFILL M132
OTHER TREATMENT M1 21 -Ml 29
TXD007376700 HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC., PAMPA
LAND TREATMENT M131
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-N059
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT M133
INCINERATION M041-M049
TXD026040709 HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC., BAY CITY
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
LANDFILL M132
TXD078432457 HOECHST CELANESE CHEMICAL GROUP, INC., PASADENA
UNDERGROUND INJECTION M134
INCINERATION M041-M049
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
706,006
96,248

652,911
1,022
886

441,627
30,285
17,322
393

477,806
5,765
85

216,211
205,403
5,589
24
31,547
60,405

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0
737,553
156,653

652,911
1,022
886

441,627
30,285
17,322
393

477,806
5,765
85

216,211
205,403
5,589
24
Total
Managed 1

7,824,186




4,507,408






3,635,830




2,070,771



1,469,252

1,376,465



1,063,240


894,206


654,819



489,627




483,656



427,227




uantity managed by storage only is not included.

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                                               National Biennial ROM Hazardous tteste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
   Rank  EPA ID
                                                         TEXAS

                       TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES. 1989 (continued)


                  Site Name, City
           Management Method

         TXD044452324  GAP CORPORATION TEXAS CITY
           OTHER TREATMENT
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION
         TXD026481523  GATX TERMINALS CORPORATION
           OTHER TREATMENT
         TXD000836486  I SIC BIOTECH CORP., HOUSTON
           OTHER TREATMEHT
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMEHT
         TXD058275769  LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL COM!
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
         TXD097673U9  EMPAK INC DEER PARK, DEER PARK
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
         TXD9907977U  MOBIL OIL CORP., BEAUMONT
           OTHER TREATMENT
           LANDFILL
         TXD008079212  E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS, LAPORTE
           INCINERATION
           OTHER TREATMENT
         TXD000838896  CHEMICAL WASTE NGMT., PORT ARTHUR
           UNDERGROUND INJECTION
         TXD069450278  HOECHST CELANESE CORP., CORPUS CHRISTI
 13
 14

 15
 16

 17
 18
19
20

21
      AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
22  TXD008092793  DOW CHEMICAL CO., FREEPORT
      INCINERATION
      OTHER TREATMENT
      LANDFILL
      AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
23  TXD007365984  E-SYSTEMS INC., GREENVILLE
      OTHER TREATMENT
24  TXD069450997  MOTOROLA INC., AUSTIN
      OTHER TREATMENT
25  TXD008097487  OLIN CORPORATION, BEAUMONT
      OTHER TREATMENT
26  TXD000719518  DISPOSAL SYSTEMS INC., DEER PARK
      UNDERGROUND INJECTION
      OTHER TREATMENT
      AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
27  TXD000742304  GIBRALTER CHEMICAL RESOURCE
      UNDERGROUND INJECTION
      FUEL BLENDING
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY
      AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
28  TXD008081697  BASF INMOHT CORP., FREEPORT
      INCINERATION
      UNDERGROUND INJECTION
29  TXD049213127  UITCO CHEMICAL CORP., MARSHALL
      UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134


FEXAS CITY
M121-M129
M134
iALENA PARK
M121-M129

M121-M129
M071-M079
IY, CHANNELVIEU
M051-M059
IK
M134
N081-M089

M121-M129
M132
FE
M041-M049
M121-M129
ITHUR
M134
IS CHRISTI
M081-M089

M041-M049
M121-M129
M132
M081-M089

M121-M129

M121-M129

M121-M129
>ARK
N134
M121-M129
M081-M089
M021-M029
M071-M079
, INC., UINONA
M134
M061
M021-M029
M071-M079

M041-M049
M134
.L

On Site

327,001
16

291,942

242,068
19,129

165,726

84,248
0

126,113
1

60,498
52,434

10,698

102,070

82,669
12,712
2.132
2,401

95.410

77.197

77,169

0
0
0
0
0

14,445
1,820
0
0

65.415
2,061


Off Site

0
0

0

0
0

0

47,772
3,890

0
0

0
0

100,454

0

656
0
331
0

0

0

0

65,665
3,372
2,730
2,223
375

39,542
12,900
3,496
1,432

0
0


Method Total

327,001
16

291,942

242,068
19,129

165,726

132,020
3,890

126,113
1
112.932
60,498
52,434

111,152

102,070

83,325
12,712
2,463
2,401

95,410

77,197

77,169

65,665
3,372
2,730
2,223
375

53,987
14,720
3,496
1,432

65,415
2,061

Tot
Manag

327,


291,

261,


165,

135,


126,





111

102

100




95

77

77

74





7;




6


6
                                                                         63,452
63,452
1 Quantity Managed by storage only is not included.

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                                              national  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                          (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                             TEXAS

                           TABLE 6.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES,  1969 (continued)
  Rank   EPA ID         Site Name,  City

          Management  Method
   30

   31
   32
   33
TX8800016125   US NASA LBJ SPACE CTR, HOUSTON
  AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              N071-M079
TXD055141378  ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES TX INC., DEER PARK
  INCINERATION                             M041-M049
  LANDFILL                                 M132
  ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
TXD007926496  NORTH TX CEMENT CO., MIDLOTHIAN
  EHERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
TXD007349327  TEXAS INDUSTRIES IMC., MIDLOTHIAN
  ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          N051-MOS9
   34  TXD000761254  CHEMICAL  WASTE  MGT OF  CORPUS  CHRISTI, CORPUS CHRISTI
         UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
   35  TXD008113441  CELANESE  ENGINEERING RESINS,  BISHOP
         ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE  AS FUEL)           M051-M059
         OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-Ml29
         LANDFILL                                  M132
         UNDERGROUND INJECTION                    M134
   36  TXDOS9685339  DIAMOND SHAMROCK CORP  MCKEE PLANTS, SUNRAY
         OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129
         LAND TREATMENT                            M131
   37  TXD077603371  SAFETY-KLEEN  CORP DENTON, DENTON
         SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029
   38  TXD008132268  COASTAL REFINING AND MARKETING INC., CORPUS CHRISTI
         ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE  AS FUEL)           M051-M059
   39  TXD000747345  ROHM AND  HAAS BAYPORT  INC., LAPORTE
         OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129
   40  TXD069452340  TEXAS ECOLOGISTS INC., ROBSTOUN
         LANDFILL                                  M132


On Site

62,755

0
0
0

0

28,686
STI
1,999

11,397
6,994
4,986
3,513

24,432
2,291

0
TI
25,716

23,398

0


Off Site

0

52,167
4,093
5

55,040

0

26,651

0
0
0
0

0
0

26,401

0

0

18,665


Method Total

62,755

52,167
4,093
5

55,040

28,686

28,650

11,397
6,994
4.986
3,513

24,432
2,291

26,401

25,716

23,398

18,665
Total
Managed 1

62,755

56,265



55,040

28,686

28,650

26,890




26,723


26,401

25,716

23,398

18,665

Quantity Managed by storage only  is not included.

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Trust Territories
        Region IX
       Trust Territories
       (Johnson Atoll)

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                             TRUST TERRITORIES
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mail Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
    Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
U.S. Environmental Protection
 Agency, Region IX
75 Hawthorne Street, H-3-4
San Francisco, CA 94105
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Rebecca Smith
Region IX Coordinator
(415) 744-2050
Notes:    No special notes for Trust Territories.

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                                  national Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                TRUST TERRITORIES

                          Table 1.   ROM Hazardous Uaste Generation

Total Nunber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:
RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSD units:
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
                                             . 1989

                                          2

                                         23 tons



                                          0
                                          1
                                          0

                                          1

                                          2 tons
Final Disposition of Hastes




Management Method

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
In RCXA Processes

                  No.  Of
              facilities
                   using
      Code
Hazardous Uaste Managed
   Quantities (tons)
method*
1
1
On site
0
0
.0 X
Off site
2
2
100.0 X
Total Percent
2 100.0
2 100.0
100X
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  TRUST TERRITORIES
                               TABLE 2.  RCRA Hazardous Uaste  laports and Exports, 1989
          laports                                                       Exports
State        Tons Received                                    State         Tons shipped
  UT                     2                                      HI                    24
  TOTAL                  2                                      TOTAL                 24

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report

                                               {Based on 1989 Data)
                                                TRUST TERRITORIES

                       TABU 3.  RAK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
D003
F002
D001
F005
MOMX*
F003
U125
D002
8
4
3
3
3
2
0
0
34.9
16.0
14.2
12.5
11.2
9.9
1.3
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                TRUST TERRITORIES

      Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed, by RCRA Management,  1989

Management                                                        Quantity  Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type   in  State  (tons)
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     0003


TOTAL
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Itotte Report

                                                CBasad on 1989 Data)
                                                  TRUST TERRITORIES

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA OMNTITY GENERATED,  1909

                                                                                                    TOTAL
                                                                                                 GENERATED
RANK        EPAIO     SITE NAME                                 CITY                             (U.S.  TONS)
  01    TT0570090001  JOHNSTON ATOLL CHEMICAL AGENT DISP.  SYS.   APO SAN  FRANCISCO                        20
  02    TT9570090002  FIELD COMMAND DEFENSE NUCLEAR AGENCY      APO SAN  FRANCISCO                         3

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                                              National liemial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                           (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                       TRUST TERRITORIES

                                 TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989

                                                                                                                         Tot
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Mane. City                                                                                  Manag
           Management Method                                           On Site          Off Site      Method Total

      1   TT0570090001  JOHNSTON ATOLL CHEMICAL AGENT DISP. SYS., APO SAN FRANCISCO
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                                022
1 Quantity managed by storage only is not  included.

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Utah
Region VIII

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                                     UTAH
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region Vlll
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO  80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
    Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Bureau of Solid and Hazardous
 Waste
Department of Environmental Quality
288 North 1460 West
Post Office Box 144880
Salt Lake City, UT 84116-4880
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Kurt Nelson
Biennial Report Coordinator
(801) 538-6170
Notes:    No special notes for Utah.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      UTAH

                          Table 1.  MSA Hazardous Uaste Generation and HumiuL»»ni, 1989

 Total Nunber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                              85

 Total Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:                            211,563 tons
 RCRA TSO  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site                           7
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                          4
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   3

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               U

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:       258,227 tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                   34
 Final Disposition of Hastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
            No. of
        facilities
             using
Code       Method*
M011-M019
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M1 11 -Ml 19
M121-M129
M131
M132

1
4
1
4
2
1
1
2
1
6
1
2
3
                                                                          Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                U
On site

      0
     23
      0
    365
  3,640
      0
      0
168,664
  4,101
 10,457
      0
  6,886
      0

194,135
 75.2 X
Off site

      32
      93
      43
      29
       0
      82
       0
       0
  19,932
   9.774
     358
  33,695
      53

  64,092
  24.8 X
                                                                                                    Total  Percent
32
116
43
394
3,640
82
1
168,664
24,034
20,231
358
40,581
53
258,227
100X
.0
.0
.0
.2
1.4
.0
.0
65.3
9.3
7.8
.1
15.7
.0
100.0
-
*Colunn May not sun to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report

                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                        UTAH

                               TABLE 2. KRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
                                                                        Exports
State

  AK
  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CA
  CO
  FL
  GA
  ID
  IL
  KS
  ICY
  HD
  ME
  MO
  MT
  HC
  NO
  HE
  NH
  MJ
  NM
  NV
  OH
  OR
  sc
  TH
  TX
  UA
  UY
Tons Received

          866
            0
           12
          859
       33,897
        2,800
            2
           28
          182
           25
           26
            0
            0
            3
          377
          612
          132
          104
            2
            0
            5
          906
          236
        1,993
          258
            8
           20
          210
          418
        2,655
State

  AR
  AS
  AZ
  CA
  CO
  DE
  FC
  ID
  IL
  KS
  LA
  MN
  MO
  HE
  NV
  OK
  PA
  TX
  UA

  TOTAL
Tons Shipped

         177
           0
         381
       2,443
         431
         135
          99
       1,447
         323
         370
          12
          20
          10
         149
          94
          14
          72
         327
           0

       6,505
  TOTAL
       46,639

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                                  National Biemial ROW Hazardous Waste Report
                                               {Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      UTAH

                       TABLE 3.  INK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED, 1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               I*
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
MOMX*
IC044
DOMX*
K051
K087
D003
0001
D002
FOMX*
KOMX*
D004
D007
D006
F001
F006
F002
D008
U051
F003
K052
K050
U122
U133
K048
K047
F005
D009
U036
K062
F007
U226
UOMX*
U160
U069
U223
U136
U129
U037
P042
U080
171,566
8,938
8,860
7,888
3,638
1,817
1,631
1,521
1,332
1,249
850
671
494
297
256
131
118
94
59
40
36
21
15
9
8
8
5
4
4
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
81.1
4.2
4.2
3.7
1.7
.9
.8
.7
.6
.6
.4
.3
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams  that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                      UTAH

       Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of BOA Hazardous Waste
      I. by ROW
Management
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)


SOLVENTS RECOVERY



OTHER RECOVERY



INCINERATION



ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)

FUEL BLENDING



AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT

AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT

STABILIZATION



OTHER TREATMENT



LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL



INVALID SYSTEM TYPE




Code
M011-N019


M021-M029



M031-M039



M041-M049



N051-M059

M061



M071-M079

M081-M089

M111-M119



M121-M129



M131
M132








Waste Type
DOMX*
D002
D008
FOMX*
F001
D001
F003
F002
F001
MOMX*
F003
0003
FOMX*
F003
D001
K087
0001
FOMX*
D001
F005
F003
MOMX*
DOMX*
MOMX*
K047
MOMX*
DOMX*
KOMX*
D001
K044
MOMX*
D003
DOMX*
MOMX*
MOMX*
DOMX*
KOMX*
0001
MOMX*
D003
D001
D007
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)
27
5
0
84
22
4
3
21
19
1
1
365
16
13
0
3,638
2
63
8
6
5
0
0
168,655
8
18,675
3,781
1,147
393
8,828
6,702
3,312
861
358
31,089
8,526
397
376
43
8
1
0
, 1909
TOTAL
* These waste types represent waste streams  that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
258,227

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                                    national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report

                                                {Baaed on 1969 Data)
                                                        UTAH

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS ABO RCRA aUAHTITY GENERATED, 1969
RANK
EPA1D
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
UT3213820894
UTD009081357
UTD045267127
UTD991301748
UTD009086133
UTD571 724350
UTD001705029
UTD 000826362
UTD102525847
UT5210090002
UTD009073214
UTD009073800
UTD073008237
UTD 009090580
UTD980954168
UTD982647695
UT0021533054
UTD127673697
UT0092029768
UTD054680590
UTD009667536
UTD 009089277
UTT500010111
UT0073095804
UTD073010902
UTD056094873
UTD007939358
UT0041075896
UTD009438359
UTD570090001
UT0092024934
UTD041310962
UT0067972125
UTD980635890
UTD009087644
UTD980959340
UTD073093874
UT0982589061
UTD980718886
UTD000826370
TOOELE ARMY DEPOT NORTH AREA
THIOKOL CORPORATION UTAH BASED OPER.
BIG UEST OIL CO. /FLYING J INC.
U.S. POLLUTION CONTROL, INC. GRASSY NTH.
GENEVA STEEL
HILL AIR FORCE BASE
BACCHUS WORKS, HERCULES INC.
AMOCO OIL COMPANY
CRYSTAL SPECIALTIES, INC.
TOOELE ARMY DEPOT - SOUTH AREA
UNISYS SLC OPERATIONS
HARSHAU CHEMICAL COMPANY
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.
PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY
LIKA UTAH AKA JR UTAH
PROFESSIONAL LITHOGRAPHERS
NUCOR STEEL
MORTON INTERNATIONAL, INC. ASP
CHEVRON U.S.A. INC.
LEVOLOR CORP.
SIGNETICS COMPANY
IRECO INCORPORATED - LEHI SITE B
PACIFICORP DBA UTAH POWER - CARBON PLANT
LITTON SYSTEMS
LUNDAHL -ASTRO CIRCUITS
MORTON INTERNATIONAL, INC. A.S.P.
WHEELER MACHINERY CO.
SYRO STEEL CO.
VARIAN EIMAC
UTAH TEST AND TRAINING RANGE
WESTERN ZIRCONIUM WESTINGHOUSE-CNFD
TROJAN CORPORATION
VOLVO WHITE TRUCKS
SALT LAKE CIRCUITS
REILLY INDUSTRIES, INC.
I CM DIVISION OF WHEELER MACHINERY CO.
PENNZOIL PRODUCTS COMPANY
FLAMECO (BUILDING *2)
BOURNS NETWORKS, INC.
AMOCO OIL COMPANY-SALT LAKE REMOTE TANK
TOOELE
PROMONTORY
NORTH SALT LAKE
TOOELE COUNTY
OREM
HILL AIR FORCE BASE
WEST VALLEY CITY
SALT LAKE CITY
EPHRAIM
TOOELE
SALT LAKE CITY
SALT LAKE CITY
WEST JORDAN
WOODS CROSS
SALT LAKE CITY
PROVO
PLYMOUTH
PROMONTORY
SALT LAKE CITY
OGDEN
OREM
LEHI
HELPER
SALT LAKE CITY
LOGAN
OGDEN
SALT LAKE CITY
CENTERVILLE
SALT LAKE CITY
UTTR
OGDEN
SPANISH FORK
OGDEN
SALT LAKE CITY
PROVO
SALT LAKE CITY
ROOSEVELT
OGDEN
LOGAN
SALT LAKE CITY
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    169,949
     10,230
      7,275
      6,904
      3,673

      2,244
      1,444
      1,089
        843
        773

        573
        554
        479
        459
        384

        361
        353
        320
        274
        236

        234
        207
        200
        190
        182

        153
        139
        128
        121
        114

        111
        106
        102
         94
         94

         87
         57
         57
         53
         48

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uatte Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                               UTAH

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1989
    Rank EPA  ID
               Site Name,  City
           Management Method
                                                               On Site
     10

     11
     12
     13

     U
, TOGGLE
M081-N089
N041-N049
GRASSY NTN.,
M132
M1 11 -PC1 19
M121-M129
M131

H071-M079

168,655
6
TOOELE COUNTY
6,886
4,101
10
0
0
0
 UT3213820894  TOOELE ARMY DEPOT NORTH AREA, TOOELE
   AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
   INCINERATION
 UTD991301748  U.S. POLLUTION CONTROL, INC.
   LANDFILL
   STABILIZATION
   OTHER TREATMENT
   LAND TREATMENT
   INVALID SYSTEM  TYPE
   AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
 UTD009081357  THIOKOL CORPORATION UTAH BASED OPER., PROMONTORY
   OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129
   INVALID SYSTEM  TYPE
 UTD009086133  GENEVA STEEL, OREM
   ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
 UT5210090002  TOOELE ARMY DEPOT - SOUTH AREA, TOOELE
   OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129
   INCINERATION                            M041-N049
   INVALID SYSTEM  TYPE
 UTD048406144  ASHLAND CHEMICAL, INC., CLEARFIELD
   SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-M029
   FUEL BLENDING                            M061
   LANDFILL                                 M132
   OTHER RECOVERY                           M031-N039
   INCINERATION                            M041-M049
 UTD980666721   IRECO INCORPORATED TOOELE TEST SITE, TOOELE
   OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129
 UTD041310962  TROJAN CORPORATION, SPANISH FORK
   OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129
  AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                H081-M089
 UTD570090001   UTAH TEST AND TRAINING RANGE. UTTR
   INCINERATION                            M041-K049
 UTD000716399  GREAT WESTERN CHEMICAL CO., SALT LAKE CITY
  METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019
UTD571724350   HILL  AIR FORCE BASE, HILL AIR FORCE BASE
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-M029
UT3750211259   DUGUAY PROVING GROUND, DUGUAY
  ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
UTD045231396   EDO CORPORATION, FIBER SCIENCE DIV., SALT LAKE CITY
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
UTD009089277   IRECO INCORPORATED - LEHI SITE B, LEHI
  OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
                                                                          9,856
                                                                              0

                                                                          3,638

                                                                            474
                                                                            244
                                                                              0

                                                                              0
                                                                              0
                                                                              0
                                                                              0
                                                                              0
                                                                            116
                                                                              8

                                                                            114
19

 2
 2
            Off Site
                   0
                   0

              33,628
              19,932
               7,406
                 358
                  42
                   0

               2,204
                   3
  0
  0
  8

 93
 82
 68
 43
 29

164

  0
  0

  0

 32

  0

  0
  0

  0

  0
         Method Total
168,655
      6

 40,513
 24,034
  7,417
    358
     42
      1

 12,060
      3

  3,638

    474
    244
      8

     93
     82
     68
     43
     29

    164

    116
      8

    114

     32

     19

      2
      2

      3

      0
                                              Tot
                                           Manag
                                                                                                                          168.


                                                                                                                          72,
                            12,


                             3,
1 Quantity Managed by storage only is not included.

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Vermont
  Region I

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                                  VERMONT
    Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region I
RCRA Support Section
Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
    Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Hazardous Materials Management
Agency for Natural Resources
Department of Environmental
 Conservation
103 South Main Street
Waterbury.VT 05671-0404
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Robert M. Wilson
Environmental Technician
(802) 244-8702
Notes:    No special notes for Vermont

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     VERMONT

                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Nanageaent,  1989

 Total  Number  of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                              42

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                             13,481 tons


 RCRA TSO  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                           1
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site                          1
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site                   0

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):                2

 Total  Quantity of RCRA Regulated  Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:           106 tons
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

 Total  RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                    6


 Final  Disposition of Hastes Managed in RCRA Processes

                                                      No. of
                                                  facilities              Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                       using                 Quantities (tons)
 Management Method                         Code       method*        On site       Off site          Total  Percent
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)               M011-H019        1              0              0              0       .0
SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029        2             67              0             67     63.2
INCINERATION                              M041-M049        1              0              3              3      2.6
FUEL BLENDING                             M061             1              0             26             26     24.3
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079        1              0              2              2      1.6
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT   M091-M099        1              0              2              2      2.0
LANDFILL                                  M132             1              0              6              6      5.8
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                        1              0              0              0       .4

       TOTAL                                               2             67             39            106    100.0
       PERCENTAGE                                          -         63.0 X         37.0 X           100X


•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                   National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                                (Based on  1989 Data)
                                                      VERMONT

                              TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Haste laports and Exports.  19B9
State

  MA
  NH
  NY

  TOTAL
laports

   Tons Received

               0
              70
              29

             100
                                                             State
AL
AR
CT
IL
KY
LA
MA
ND
MI
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
RI
                                                                       Exports
Tons Shipped

           0
         185
          17
         421
           1
       1.031
           8
         945
          28
          22
           0
         479
       9,964
         534
          29
         177
                                                               TOTAL
                                                                       13,840

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                                National Biennial RCRA Hazardous waste Report
                                             (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   VERMONT

                     TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1909
                                      Quantity Generated
            Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
            10
            11
            12
            13
            14
            15
            16
            17
            18
            19
            20
            21
            22
            23
            24
            25
            26
            27
            28
            29
            30
            31
            32
            33
            34
            34
            34
            34
            35
            36
            37
F006
U210
0001
D002
0008
DOMX*
FOMX*
D007
F002
0005
F003
F001
U044
F005
U031
MOMX*
0009
0004
U226
F007
0006
0011
U188
0003
U122
UOMX*
F008
P098
P106
U019
POMX*
P030
U080
P048
U006
U133
U223
U117
U121
U147
5,379
2,521
1,334
1,019
1,006
413
404
364
329
164
130
109
77
47
38
36
23
23
17
16
13
12
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
39.9
18.7
9.9
7.6
7.5
3.1
3.0
2.7
2.4
1.2
1.0
.8
.6
.3
.3
.3
.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
   Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Haste Managed, by ROM Nanageaent Method. 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)

SOLVENTS RECOVERY



INCINERATION




FUEL BLENDING





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT

AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT

LANDFILL
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                    0001                     0


TOTAL                                                                         106
Code I
M011-M019
M021-M029


M041-M049



M061



M071-M079
M091-M099
M132



rfaste Type in Si
D009
F003
F001
U228
MOMX*
F005
DOMX*
D001
D001
F005
F003
D002
D002
D001
F006
D001
D005
D008
tare (tons)
0
67
0
0
1
1
0
0
17
5
3
1
2
2
3
3
1
0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous itate Report
                                                 (Bated on 1909 Data)
                                                       VERMONT

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK

  01
  02
  03
  04
  05
            EPAID
              SITE NAME
VTD002065654
VTD002084705
VTD001780725
VTD001075894
VTD002065597
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
VTD002085108
VTD002083434
VTD001 086529
VTD002068070
VTD980670319
VTD099682494
VTD039697347
VTD093254381
VTD069911873
VTD001080126
VTD001081215
VTD001082841
VTD000649780
VTD002068484
VTD055731038
VTD981065998
VTD001086149
VTD002207504
VTD002493294
VTD052980836
VTD001089226
VTD982194193
VTD064436074
VTD000791764
VTD020673299
VTD002084309
VTD000636449
VTD000509174
VTD020651675
VTD052980638
VTD037368321
VTD002070050
VTD001083468
VTD049476112
VTD048419386
EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES
JOHNSON CONTROLS,  INC.
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
GENERAL ELECTRIC ARMAMENT SYSTEMS
C.E. BRADLEY LABORATORIES, INC.
SIMMONDS PRECISION PRODUCTS, INC.
VERMONT CIRCUITS,  INC.

BERTEK, INC
VERMONT CASTINGS.  INC.
THE FONDA GROUP, INC.
UNION BUTTERFIELD
VERMONT TAP & DIE COMPANY

ETHAN ALLEN, INC.
ORLEANS DIVISION OF ETHAN ALLEN, INC.
GENERAL ELECTRIC ARMAMENT SYSTEMS
THE SHELBURNE CORPORATION
STANLEY TOOLS - EAGLE SQUARE

G.S. PRECISION, INC.
BRYANT GRINDER CORPORATION
BEN-MONT CORPORATION
CHAMPLAIN CABLE CORPORATION
CHAMPLAIN OIL CO., INC.
                      FELLOWS CORPORATION
                      S.B.  COLLINS,  INC.
                      EHV WEIDMANN  INDUSTRIES,
                      NORTHEAST  TOOL DIVISION
                      US  SAMICA  CORPORATION
                                       INC.
                                                    INC
              CHESAPEAKE HARDWOOD PRODUCTS,
              UNIVERSITY OF  VERMONT
              TANSITOR  ELECTRONICS,  INC.
              MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE
              DOVTY  ELECTRONICS COMPANY
                     OMYA,  INC.
                     EDLUND COMPANY,  INC.
                     RANDOLPH DIVISION OF ETHAN ALLEN,
                     BOMBARDIER CORP
                     MASKA U.S.. INC.
                                                INC.
 CITY

 ST  ALBANS
 ESSEX JUNCTION
 BENNINGTON
 NORTH CLARENDON
 BENNINGTON

 RUTLAND
 BURLINGTON
 BRATTLEBORO
 VERGENNES
 BRATTLEBORO

 ST  ALBANS
 RANDOLPH
 ST.  ALBANS
 DERBY LINE
 LYNDONVILLE

 BEECHER FALLS
 ORLEANS
 BURLINGTON
 SHELBURNE
 SHAFTSBURY

 BRATTLEBORO
 SPRINGFIELD
 BENNINGTON
 COLCHESTER
 SOUTH BURLINGTON

 NORTH SPRINGFIELD
 ST ALBANS
 ST JOHNSBURY
 LYNDONVILLE
 RUTLAND

 HANCOCK
 BURLINGTON
 BENNINGTON
MIDDLEBURY
 BRANDON

PITTSFORD
BURLINGTON
RANDOLPH
UEBSTERVILLE
BRADFORD
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

      4,904
      4,067
        830
        539
        488

        477
        452
        329
        277
        137

        107
         90
         59
         55
         54

         49
         43
         38
         37
         34

         29
         28
         28
         27
         26

         26
         22
         20
         20
         19

         18
         17
         16
         15
         14

         14
         14
         13
         13
         13

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Bated on 1989 Data)
                                                             VERMONT

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IHSTE FACILITIES.  1989

                                                                                                                          Tot
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Manag

           Management Method                                            On Site          Off  Site      Method Total
      1  VTD001086529  C.E. BRADLEY LABORATORIES.  INC.,  BRATTLEBORO
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029               67                 0                67
      2  VTD982766537  POLLUTION SOLUTIONS OF VERMONT,  INC.,  WILLISTON
           FUEL BLENDING                            M061                     0               26                26
           LANDFILL                                 M132                     066
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                033
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-H099                022
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                022
           INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                               000
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                000
           METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019                000
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Virgin Islands
      Region II
     Puerto Rico &
     Virgin Islands

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                                VIRGIN ISLANDS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region II
Hazardous Waste Program Branch
26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
New York, NY  10278
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
     Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Planning and Natural
 Resources
Building 11, Apartment 114
St. Croix, VI  00820
Contact Name:
Phone:
Ms. Francine Lang
Notes:    No special notes for the Virgin Islands.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 VIRGIN  ISLANDS

                          Table 1.   RCRA Hazardous Waste  Generation

Total Nuaber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
        .  1989
    1
5,757 tons



    1
    0
    0

    1

5,757 tons


    1
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method

LAND TREATMENT

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
No. Of
facilities Hazardous Waste Managed
using Quantities (tons)
Code method* On site Off site Total Percent
M131

1 5,757
1 5,757
100.0 X
0
0
.0 X
5,757
5,757
100X
100.0
100.0
•Column ny not sum to total because facilities nay have multiple handling methods.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                   VIRGIN ISLANDS
                               TABLE 2. RCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 1989
        laports                                                       Exports
State    Tons Received                                        State    Tons Shipped
	o                                                            o
  TOTAL              0                                          TOTAL             0

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                                              (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                 VIRGIN ISLANDS

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST  HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED.  1909
                                        Quantity Generated
             Rank          Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
K051
K049
K050
K052
DOMX*
3,799
1,697
153
108
0
66.0
29.5
2.7
1.9
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                 VIRGIN ISLANDS

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Waste Managed,  by RCRA Manoneatnt Method,  1989

Management                                                       Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code      Waste Type   in State (tons)
LAND TREATMENT                            M131          K051                 3,799
                                                       K049                 1,697
                                                       K050                   153
                                                       K052                   108


TOTAL                                                                       5,757
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based en 1909 Data)
                                                   VIRGIN ISLANDS

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND RCRA OUANTITY GENERATED, 1989

                                                                                                   TOTAL
                                                                                                 GENERATED
RANK        EPAID     SITE NAME                                CITY                              (U.S. TONS)
  01    VID980536080  HESS OIL VIRGIN ISLANDS CORP             ST. CROIX                              5.757

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report

                                                           (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                         VIRGIN ISLANDS

                                  TABLE 6.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE  FACILITIES,  1989

                                                                                                                          Tot
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name,  City                                                                                  Manas
           Management Method                                           On  Site          Off  Site      Method Total

      1   VID980S36080  HESS OIL VIRGIN ISLANDS CORP.,  ST.  CROIX                                                            5,
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131                  5,757                  0             5,757
1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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Virginia
  Region III

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                                   VIRGINIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA  19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report for
 TSD's
EPA Waste Minimization Report for
 LQG's
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Division of Technical Services
Department of Waste Management
101 North 14th Street, 11th Floor
Richmond, VA 23219
Contact Name:

Phone:
Ms. Shem* Rasnake
Environmental Programs Planner
(804) 786-3258
Notes:    No special notes for Virginia.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     VIRGINIA

                          Table 1.   RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Mariujuaent,  1989

Total Nunber of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                             287

Total Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:                          5,227,092 tons
RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site                          19
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site                          3
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site                   3

Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               25

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:     5,324,021 tons
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                   52
Final Disposition of Wastes
Management Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
in RCRA Processes
No. Of
facilities

Code
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M111-M119
M121-M129



using
method*
3
1
4
1
2
7
4
2
13
1
25
-
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantities (tons)
On site
4,848
1,858
13,288
6
0
5,032,970
106,313
1,653
98,866
0
5,259,802
98.8 X
Off site
7,143
0
0
0
45,161
0
0
0
11,731
184
64,219
1.2 X
Total
11,991
1,858
13,288
6
45,161
5,032,970
106,313
1,653
110,597
184
5,324,021
100X
Percent
.2
.0
.2
.0
.8
94.5
2.0
.0
2.1
.0
100.0
-
•Column may not sun to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                     VIRGINIA

                              TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Haste laports and Exports,  1989
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AL                 1,263
  CT                10,329
  DC                    79
  FC                    78
  KY                    11
  MA                 2,045
  NO                   195
  NC                 7,194
  NJ                16,959
  NY                   236
  OH                 1,127
  PA                 9,766
  SC                 2,717
  TN                   293
  TX                   729
  UV                    89

  TOTAL             53,109
          Exports
State

  AL
  AR
  CT
  DE
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  KS
  ICY
  LA
  MA
  MD
  MI
  NO
  NC
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  OK
  PA
  RI
  SC
  TN
  TX
  UI
  W
Tons Shipped

       3,449
         210
         498
          20
         658
         251
         440
       1,129
           0
         306
       1,113
          29
         668
         916
          68
       4,086
       6,751
          91
       1,690
         222
      10,392
         178
       6,922
         563
         165
         148
          27
                                                               TOTAL
                   40,988

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                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                  VIRGINIA

                     TABLE 3.   RANK ORDER OF 40  LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989
                                      Quantity Generated
           Rank          Waste Type          (tons)         Percentage

             1
             2
             3
             4
             5
             6
             7
             8
             9
           10
           11
           12
           13
           U
           15
           16
           17
           18
           19
           20
           21
           22
           23
           24
           25
           26
           27
           28
           29
           30
           31
           32
           33
           34
           35
           36
           37
           38
           39
           40
0002
DOMX*
F006
0003
F003
K061
MOHX*
FOHX*
IC051
0001
F005
0008
UOMX*
F002
0006
F001
K062
F028
U220
0007
F007
U051
0004
0009
K044
U122
0011
F019
F008
U161
F004
K045
U154
U133
F009
0014
0005
U210
K001
U080
4.075,827
1,042,407
48,729
16,131
8,715
7,749
6,055
3,831
3,786
3,661
2,710
1,861
1,021
1,013
924
774
614
222
221
200
184
90
65
56
31
27
24
23
21
19
17
14
13
10
9
7
3
3
3
2
78.0
19.9
.9
.3
.2
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial KM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                              f Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                    VIRGINIA

   Table 4.   Four largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Haste Managed, by ROM Mrmnpfamt Method, 1989
Management
Method
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
OTHER RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
Code
M021-M029
M031-M039
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M111-M119
M1Z1-M129
Uaste Type
F005
MONX*
F003
F001
IC051
DOMX*
DOMX*
0003
F003
F003
FOMX*
MOMX*
F005
0001
D002
DOMX*
FOMX*
F006
DOMX*
D003
0002
D001
DOMX*
DOMX*
D002
0003
K061
Quantity Managed
in State (tons)
5,714
3,100
2,371
576
1,816
42
11,713
971
604
6
33,410
5,716
2,488
1,655
4,044,102
987,332
1,500
28
94,038
7,314
4,937
23
1,653
67,708
32,497
7,581
2,710
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                    D002                   184


TOTAL                                                                   5,324,021
* These waste types represent waste streams  that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial ROM Hazardous Haste Report
                                                (Based on  1989 Data)
                                                      VIRGINIA

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE GENERATORS AND ROA OUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
            EPAIO
SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
VA1210020730
VAD066000993
VAD065385296
VAD055848949
VAD001307495
VAD000820S06
VAD098442148
VA8170024170
VAD003122165
VAD003122553
VAD050990357
VAD046156626
VAD009305137
VAD000820514
VAD980554539
VA6170061463
VAD065417008
VAD010063006
VAD00317B035
VAD083059311
VAD0031 14832
VA2210020416
VAD000798702
VA1 170024813
VAD981034895
VAD003074119
VAD055046049
VAD066003161
VAD064872575
VAD980714588
VAD980551782
VAD980715114
VAD000019828
VAD065378507
VAD003132438
VAD046979498
VAD003175262
VAD074747908
VAD065378515
VAD054039961
U S ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
ALLIED-SIGNAL INC HOPEUELL PLT
DAYSTROM FURNITURE INC
NEWPORT NEWS SHIPB'G & DRYDOCK
INTERNET • LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY
CONTROLS CORP OF AMERICA
U S NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS STATION
HERCULES INC
ROANOKE ELECTRIC STEEL
AMOCO OIL CO
JAMES RIVER PAPER CO TREDEGAR
DUPONT - SPRUANCE PLANT
INTERNET • LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY
DUPONT
U S NAVY NAVAL BASE
GRIFFIN PIPE PRODUCTS
INTERNET - LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY
NORFOLK STEEL
VIRGINIA GALVANIZING CORP
DUPONT
U S ARMY FORT A P HILL
WESTVACO
U S NAVY NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYAR
AUTOMATA
CROWN CORK I SEAL CORP
FREEMAN CHEMICAL CORP.
VOLVO GM HEAVY TRUCK CORP
IBM CORPORATION
WESTVACO
GE FANUC AUTOMATION
HICKSON DANCHEM CORP
RELIANCE UNIVERSAL, INC
REYNOLDS METALS - BELLWOOD PL
GENICOM CORP
RICHMOND GRAVURE INC
HOECHST CELANESE - SPEC. CHEN.
VPI * SU
REYNOLDS METALS CO
FEDERAL-MOGUL CORP
CITY

RADFORD
RICHMOND
HOPEWELL
SOUTH BOSTON
NEWPORT HEWS

LYNCHBURG
VIRGINIA BEACH
YORKTOUN
FRANKLIN
ROANOKE

GRAFTON
RICHMOND
RICHMOND
LYNCHBURG
CEDARVILLE

NORFOLK
LYNCHBURG
RADFORD
CHESAPEAKE
ASHLAND

UAYNESBORO
BOWLING GREEN
RICHMOND
PORTSMOUTH
STERLING

WINCHESTER
CHATHAM
DUBLIN
MANASSAS
RICHMOND

CHARLOTTESVILLE
DANVILLE
ROANOKE
RICHMOND
UAYNESBORO

RICHMOND
PORTSMOUTH
BLACKSBURG
RICHMOND
BLACKSBURG
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

  4,050,016
    933,670
     79,072
     46,516
     34,803

      8,321
      7,933
      7,702
      6,942
      6,588

      4,083
      2,674
      2,577
      2,533
      2,193

      1.834
      1,586
      1,182
      1,168
      1,002

        926
        882
        841
        837
        826

        711
        651
        648
        595
        547

        499
        480
        469
        419
        401

        399
        391
        386
        386
        378

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                            VIRGINIA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE FACILITIES, 1909

Rank

1



2


3




4



5



6

7

8

9

10


11


12

13

14

15

16

17


18


EPA ID Site Name, City
Management Method
VA1210020730 U S ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT, RAD FORD
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-M079
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
INCINERATION M041-M049
VAD066000993 AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH, RICHMOND
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT N071-M079
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
VAD065385296 ALLIED-SIGNAL INC HOPEUELL PLT, HOPEUELL
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
INCINERATION M041-M049
VAD003122165 HERCULES INC., FRANKLIN
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INCINERATION N041-M049
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL) M051-M059
VAD001307495 NEWPORT NEWS SHIPB'G t DRYDOCK, NEWPORT NEWS
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
VAD098443443 OLDOVER CORP., ARVONIA
FUEL BLENDING M061
VAD077942266 OLDOVER CORP., CASCADE
FUEL BLENDING M061
VAD000820506 INTERNET - LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY, LYNCHBURG
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
VAD00311U16 PRILLAMAN CHEMICAL CORP., MARTINSVILLE
SOLVENTS RECOVERY M021-M029
VAD003180015 ROYSTER CO S. NORFOLK PLANT, CHESAPEAKE
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
VA8170024170 U S NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS STATION, YORKTOUN
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT M081-M089
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
VAD050990357 AMOCO OIL CO., GRAFTON
OTHER RECOVERY N031-M039
VAD06S417008 GRIFFIN PIPE PRODUCTS, LYNCHBURG
STABILIZATION M111-M119
VAD010063006 INTERNET - LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY, RADFORD
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
VAD0031 14832 DUPONT, UAYNESBORO
OTHER TREATMENT N121-M129
VADOS5046049 FREEMAN CHEMICAL CORP., CHATHAM
INCINERATION M041-M049
VA6170061463 U S NAVY NAVAL BASE, NORFOLK
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT M071-M079
VAD089022685 C K COMPANY, SOUTH BOSTON
OTHER TREATMENT M121-M129


On Site

4,043,802
1,731
971

905,988
24,858

74,117
69,180
4,937
4,777

63,050
6,936
6

20,400
13,950
17

0

0

8,317

3,100

0
0

7,314
90

1,858

1,585

1,182

628

604

110
14

102


Off Site

0
0
0

0
0

0
0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

29,040

16,121

2,503

7,143

9,222
184

0
0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0

0
Tot
Manas
Method Total
4,046,
4,043,802
1,731
971
930,
905,988
24,858
153,
74,117
69,180
4,937
4,777
69
63,050
6,936
6
34
20,400
13,950
17
29
29,040
16
16,121
10
10,820
10
10,243
9
9,222
184
7
7,314
90
1
1,858
1
1,585
*
1,182

628

604

110
14

102
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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                                                         (Based on 1989 Data)
 Rank  EPA ID
                                     VIRGINIA

     TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES. 1989 (continued)


Site Name, City
         Management Method

   19  VAD003064490  BINGHAM  & TAYLOR,  CULPEPER
         STABILIZATION                             M111-M119
   20  VA717002466%  U S NAVY SURFACE WARFARE  CTR, DAHLGREN
         OTHER  TREATMENT                           M121-M129
   21   VAD089028377  REHRIG INTERNATIONAL,  RICHMOND
         AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079
   22  VAD001705110  MERCK &  CO..  INC.,  ELKTON
         AQUEOUS  ORGANIC TREATMENT                H081-M089
   23  VAD0031U865  DUPONT,  MARTINSVILLE
         OTHER  TREATMENT                           M121-M129
   24  VAD003175072  NORFOLK  SHIPB'G & DRYDOCK,  NORFOLK
         AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079
   25  VAD023741705  ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP.,  GAINESVILLE
         OTHER  TREATMENT                           N121-M129


On Site

68

34

28

23

10

8

6


Off Site

0

6

0

0

0

0

0

1
Method Total

68

41

28

23

10

8

6
Total
Hanaged 1

68

41

28

23

10

8

6

Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Washington
    Region X

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                                 WASHINGTON
EPA Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region X
                                              Waste Management Branch
                                              Mail Stop HW-112
                                              1200 6th Avenue
                                              Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection                   State-specific annual report and
 Instrument:                                    EPA Waste Minimization
                                               Report
Address of Participating State                     Hazardous Waste Information
 Environmental Authority                         Management
                                              Department of Ecology
                                              4224 Sixth Avenue, Building 4
                                              MailstopPV-11
                                              Lacey.WA 98504-8711
Contact Name:                                 Mr. Daniel Kruger
Phone:                                        (206) 459-6306
Notes:    No special notes for Washington.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                   IMSHINCTCM

                          Table 1.  ftCKA Hazardous Haste Generation and Manaawnt. 1909

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                             714

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                            228,323 tons


RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
   Facilities Managing only waste generated on site                          10
   Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                         11
   Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   2

Total RCRA ISO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               23

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:       170,943 tons
   (excluding quantity managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                   56


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

                                                      No. of
                                                  facilities              Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                       using                 Quantities (tons)
Management Method                         Code       Method*        On site       Off site          Total  Percent

SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029        3              4            686            690       .4
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)           N051-M059        1              0            548            548       .3
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079       11          5,220         21,085         26,304     15.4
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                 M081-M089        7              0            781            781       .5
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT   M091-M099        6        109,664            280        109,944     64.3
SLUDGE TREATMENT                          M101-M109        3              0             60             60       .0
STABILIZATION                             M111-M119        3              0            293            293       .2
OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129       12         18,251          8,653         26,904     15.7
LAND TREATMENT                            M131             4          5,404              0          5,404      3.2
LANDFILL                                  M132             1              0             14             14       .0

       TOTAL                                              23        138,543         32,400        170,943    100.0
       PERCENTAGE                                          -         81.0 X         19.0 X           100X


•Column any not sum to total because facilities nay have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                   national Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1989 Data)
          laports

State        Tons Received

  AK                   926
  CA                 3,535
  CO                    3
  FC                   160
  HI                   63
  IA                    0
  ID                   256
  1L                    8
  MT                   718
  NC                    6
  NO                   45
  NJ                    1
  NV                   11
  OR                 8,773
  PA                   977
  SO                    2
  TN                    3
  UT                    5
  UY                    9

  TOTAL             15,501
                      IMSMIMCTON

TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Haste laports and Exports, 1989

                                         Exports
                               State

                                 AL
                                 AR
                                 AZ
                                 CA
                                 CO
                                 FC
                                 ID
                                 IL
                                 KS
                                 LA
                                 MI
                                 NN
                                 NO
                                 HE
                                 NY
                                 OK
                                 OR
                                 PA
                                 SC
                                 TX
                                 UT
Tons Shipped

          15
         721
         352
       2,604
          18
          35
       4,698
       6,515
       4,036
         228
          16
           0
          95
       1,708
           0
           1
      30,792
       3,856
           0
       1,355
         430
                                                               TOTAL
                                                  57,476

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                                   National  Biennial tCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1999 Data)
                                                    IMSHINGTON

                        TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS HASTES GENERATED, 1989


                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)         Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              H
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
DOMX*
MOMX*
K061
D002
D004
FOMX*
D001
D007
KOMX*
K051
F006
0008
K052
F005
F002
F001
F007
F003
0003
POMX*
0009
0006
K049
K001
U226
001 1
F027
K050
F009
K048
F019
U061
UOMX*
U134
F008
U240
P042
0005
P020
POTS
157.882
19.059
9.747
8,093
6,193
4,947
3,711
3,076
2,834
2,597
2,417
2,404
1,400
792
611
477
446
422
351
314
154
107
55
54
37
29
26
16
15
15
13
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
69.1
8.3
4.3
3.5
2.7
2.2
1.6
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.1
1.1
.6
.3
.3
.2
.2
.2
.2
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  national Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report

                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    WASHINGTON

   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed, by RCRA Nonajnatnt Method.  1989

 Management                                                       Quantity Managed
 Method
 SOLVENTS RECOVERY
 ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
 AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND  INORGANIC TREATMENT
SLUDGE TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
LAND TREATMENT
LANDFILL                                  M132          DOMX*                   14


TOTAL                                                                      170,943
Code 1
M021-M029



M051-M059



M071-M079



M081-M089



M091-M099



M101-M109



M111-M119



M121-M129



M131



Uaste Type ir
NOMX*
FOMX*
F001
F003
FOMX*
MOMX*
F001
F002
DOMX*
D002
MOMX*
0007
NOMX*
FOMX*
K001
F002
DOMX*
NOMX*
FOMX*
D011
K001
DOMX*
D002
UOMX*
NOMX*
DOMX*
0007
D002
DOMX*
D001
0008
MOMX*
K051
KOMX*
K052
K049
i State (tons)
266
107
101
65
230
97
73
53
13,441
3,864
2,911
2,393
394
302
32
30
109,659
218
61
5
26
16
9
6
162
88
27
6
20,710
1,552
1,011
977
2,113
1,810
1,400
50
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial KM. Hazardous Waste Report
                                                 (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                      WASHINGTON

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST SOU HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
            EPAID
SITE NAME
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
VA7890008967
UAD020257945
UAD000812909
UAD058367152
UAD009265851
UAD009256819
UAD980982912
WAD041337130
UAD991281767
UAD042480210
UAD009249509
UAD009250366
UAD061670766
UAD009275082
UAD041585464
WAD 092300250
UAD9809B2037
UA8570024200
UAD009262171
UAD009252297
UAD009276197
IM1 170023419
UA2170023418
UA9170023361
WMD980724520
UAD069548154
UA3142300091
UA5170027291
UAD009252719
UAD980978951
UAD988467023
UAD048440424
UAD076655182
WAD980833099
UAD086258894
IMD009624347
WAD009242314
WAD009257999
UAD000643577
UAD009258468
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC
CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC
NORTHWEST ENVIROSERVICE, INC.
SEATTLE STEEL INC
BOEING - PLANT 2
BOEING - THOMPSON SITE
BOEING - AUBURN
CROSBY & OVERTON INC
SALMON BAY STEEL CORP
KENUORTH TRUCK COMPANY
BP OIL COMPANY FERNDALE REFINE
BOEING- KENT SPACE CENTER
SHELL OIL COMPANY
BOEING - EVERETT
CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC
BOEING - NORTH BOEING FIELD
MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE
BOEING - RENTON
GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION
TEXACO REFINING & MARKETING IN
NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE ENGINEE
PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD
NAS UHIOBEY ISLAND
CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC
ARCO PRODUCTS CO
USD I BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE BANGOR
U S OIL t REFINING CO
PACIFIC CIRCUITS INC.
PFIZER SPECIALTY MINERALS INC
KEY TRONIC CORPORATION
BSB DIVERSIFIED-BYTE* FINISHE
SEH AMERICA INC.
JOHN FLUKE MFG. CO., INC.
NORTHWEST PETROCHEMICAL CORPOR
OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATIO
FENTRON BUILDING PRODUCTS COHP
FNC CORPORATION
TODD PACIFIC SHIPYARDS CORP.
CITY

HIGHLAND
TACOMA
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
SEATTLE

SEATTLE
SEATTLE
AUBURN
KENT
KENT

TUKWILA
FERNDALE
KENT
ANACORTES
EVERETT

UASHOOGAL
SEATTLE
MCCHORD AFB
RENTON
BELLINGHAM

ANACORTES
KEYPORT
BREMERTON
OAK HARBOR
KENT

FERNDALE
PASCO
SILVERDALE
TACOMA


LONGVIEU
SPOKANE
KENT
VANCOUVER
EVERETT

ANACORTES
TACOMA
SEATTLE
YAKIMA
SEATTLE
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    132,726
     10,389
      9,304
      6,971
      6,489

      6,456
      6,418
      3,894
      3,320
      3,174

      2,458
      2.155
      1,994
      1,866
      1,856

      1,540
      1,535
      1,363
      1,336
      1,034

      1,005
        916
        908
        717
        706

        695
        600
        584
        528
        478

        469
        404
        403
        401
        394

        383
        369
        353
        319
        303

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                                               National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                           (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                           WASHINGTON

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROM HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1909

                                                                                                                          Tota
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Name, City                                                                                  Manage

           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

      1  UA7890008967  DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, RICHLAND                                                                    133,3!
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099           109,659                 0           109,659
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129            17,636               899            18,536
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              N071-M079             5.143                 0             5,143
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089                 000
      2  UAD020257945  CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC., TACOMA                                                                   13,1
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 0            12,919            12,919
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089                 0               201               201
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099                 000
      3  UAD058367152  NORTHWEST ENVIROSERVICE, INC., SEATTLE                                                             10,1
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 0             6,353             6,353
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0             3,636             3,636
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089                 0               U3               143
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119                 0                17                17
           LANDFILL                                 M132                      0                14                14
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  N091-N099                 0                10                10
      4  WAD991281767  CROSBY & OVERTON INC., KENT                                                                         3,9
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0             3,775             3,775
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119                 0                89                89
           SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109                 0                22                22
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089                 0                18                18
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 0                15                15
      5  WAD009250366  BP OIL COMPANY FERNDALE REFINE, FERNDALE                                                            2,1
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131                  1,998                 0             1,998
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               102                 0               102
      6  WAD009275082  SHELL OIL COMPANY, ANACORTES                                                                        1,7
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131                  1,719                 0             1,719
      7  WAD041337130  BOEING - AUBURN, AUBURN                                                                             1,4
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 0             1,451             1,451
      8  WAD009276197  TEXACO REFINING & MARKETING IN, ANACORTES                                                             <
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131                    996                 0               996
      9  WAD092300250  CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC., WASHOUGAL                                                                   «
           ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059                 0               548               548
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029                 0               396               396
           SLUDGE TREATMENT                         M101-M109                 099
     10  UAD041585464  BOEING - EVERETT, EVERETT                                                                             I
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                N081-M089                 0               371               371
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT  M091-M099                 0               270               270
           STABILIZATION                            M111-M119                 0               187               187
     11   WAD069548154  ARCO PRODUCTS CO., FERNDALE                                                                           <
           LAND TREATMENT                           M131                    691                 0               691
     12  WAD009252297  GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION, BELLINGHAM                                                               !
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               512                 0               512
     13  UAD000812909  CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC., SEATTLE                                                                     ;
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                 0               346               346
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 000
     14  WAD037991528  WASHINGTON CHEMICAL INC., SPOKANE                                                                     ;
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029                 0               290               291
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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                                            National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                        (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                        WASHINGTON

                         TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST ROW HAZARDOUS IWSTE FACILITIES,  1909 (continued)
 lank  EPA ID
Site N«
City
        Management Method

  15  WAD061669644  PENBERTHY ELECTRONELT INTL INC., SEATTLE
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
        AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089
        SLUDGE TREATMENT                         Ml01-Ml09
  16  WA82H053995  US ARMY, YAK I HA FIRING CENTER,  YAK I MA
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
  17  WAD000812917  CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC.,  SEATTLE
        OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-H129
  18  WAD051247716  DAVIS WALKER CORPORATION,  KENT
        AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  19  UAD991281841  HEWLETT PACKARD,  LIBERTY LAKE
        AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  20  WAD041485301  WASHINGTON STATE  UNIVERSITY,  PULLMAN
        AQUEOUS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC TREATMENT
        AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
        AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
        OTHER TREATMENT
  21   WAD000064642  JOHNSON MATTHEY ELECTRONICS
        SOLVENTS RECOVERY
        AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
                             M091-M099
                             H081-M089
                             M071-M079
                             M121-M129
                            IN, SPOKANE
                             M021-M029
                             M071-N079
 22  UA2170023418  PUGET  SOUND NAVAL  SHIPYARD,  BREMERTON
       OTHER  TREATMENT                           M121-M129
       AQUEOUS  INORGANIC  TREATMENT               M071-M079
       AQUEOUS  ORGANIC AND INORGANIC  TREATMENT   M091-M099
 23  UAD009262171   BOEING -  RENTON, RENTON
       OTHER  TREATMENT                           M121-M129
                                      On Site


                                            0
                                            0
                                            0

                                            0

                                            0

                                           66

                                           10

                                            5
                                            0
                                            0
                                            0

                                            4
                                            0

                                            1
                                            0
                                            0
Off Site


     120
      48
      28

     128

      95

       0

       0

       0
       0
       0
       0

       0
       0

       0
       0
       0
Method Total


         120
          48
          28

         128

          95

          66

          10

           5
           0
           0
           0

           4
           0

           1
           0
           0
                                 Total
                               Managed 1
197



128

 95

 66

 10

  5




  4


  1
tctuding quantity managed by storage only.

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West Virginia
     Region HI

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                                WEST VIRGINIA
     Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA  19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument
State-specific annual report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Generator Assistance Program
Waste Management Section
Department of Natural Resources
1356 Hansford Street
Charleston, WV  25301
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Dale Moncer
Environmental Analyst
Notes:   No special notes for West Virginia.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                               (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                  WEST VIRGINIA

                          Table 1.   KM Hazardous Waste Generation and Mamnn.a»nt, 1989

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                             102

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                         14,390,206 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site                           7
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                          0
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   7

Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               14

Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:    14,335,403 tons
    (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)

Total RCRA TSD Facilities:                                                   19
Final Disposition of wastes
Management Method
in RCRA Processes
METALS RECOVERY (FOR REUSE)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
OTHER TREATMENT
LANDFILL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE

No. of

facilities Hi

Code
M011-M019
N021-M029
M041-M049
M051-M059
M071-M079
M081-M089
M121-M129
M132
M133


using
Method*
1
1
8
4
2
4
5
2
1
14
-

On site
0
19
28,319
4,240
24
14,254,669
27,717
17,329
1,446
14,333,763
100.0 X
                                                                          Hazardous Waste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                                                                                  Off site
                                                               Total  Percent
137
0
380
202
87
0
831
4
0
1,641
.0 X
137
19
28,699
4,442
110
14.254,669
28,548
17,334
1,446
14,335,403
100X
.0
.0
.2
.0
.0
99.4
.2
.1
.0
100.0
.
*Colum May not sun to total because facilities-May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                    National  Biennial RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                   NEST VIRGINIA

                               TABLE 2.  ROW Hazardous Uacte laports and Exports. 1989
State

  AR
  CT
  IN
  ICY
  MA
  NH
  NJ
  NY
  OR
  PA
  TX

  TOTAL
1 •ports

   Tons Received

              72
               7
             360
             147
             116
              23
             109
               2
               2
             421
             516

           1.774
State

  AL
  AR
  DE
  FL
  GA
  IL
  IN
  ICY
  LA
  MD
  NI
  NN
  NC
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  PA
  SC
  TN
  TX
  VA
                                                                        Exports
Tons Shipped

         317
         472
          29
         172
         187
         176
       2,296
         349
         794
          27
         713
         137
         557
       8,076
         584
      37,080
       7,589
       3,583
           4
         548
          78
                                                                TOTAL
                                                                       63,767

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                                 National Biennial RCM Hazardous Waste Report
                                              (Baaed on  1989 Data)
                                                 UEST VIRGINIA

                      TABLE 3.  BANK ORDBt OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED.  1909
             Rank

              1
              2
              3
              4
              5
              6
              7
              8
              9
             10
             11
             12
             13
             U
             15
             16
             17
             18
             19
             20
             21
             22
             23
             24
             25
             26
             27
             28
             29
             30
             31
             32
             33
             34
             35
             36
             37
             38
             39
             40
Waste Type
                                       Quantity Generated
                                             (tons)
                                 Percentage
HOMX*
KOMX*
U019
D002
F006
F003
D001
DOMX*
UOHX*
K035
K062
K027
FONX*
IC061
D003
D008
0007
F002
F008
F005
U051
F007
K083
D009
K087
U220
IC048
0004
K016
U221
K106
K044
U044
K085
U165
F001
U080
D006
U223
0005
13,513,270
580,032
162,338
43,340
14,719
13,020
12,073
10,822
7,839
6,765
4,568
4,413
3,552
2,047
,662
,661
,368
,352
,162
,050
599
496
271
247
224
174
143
135
130
130
97
94
72
53
42
36
35
26
21
20
93.9
4.0
1.1
.3
.1
.1
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by mre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Based on 1969 Data)
   Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities

Management
Method
             IEST VIRGINIA

and Types of RCRA Hazardous
METALS  RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)

SOLVENTS  RECOVERY

INCINERATION





ENERGY  RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)





AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT


AQUEOUS ORGANIC  TREATMENT




OTHER TREATMENT





LANDFILL




SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT


TOTAL
Waste Managed, by RCRA

  Quantity Managed
Method, 1909
Code 1
M011-M019
M021-M029
M041-M049
M051-M059
M071-M079
M081-M089
M121-M129
M132
M133

teste Type i
D001
F003
MONK*
D001
K027
FOMX*
MOMX*
F003
D001
D003
D007
D001
MOMX*
KOMX*
U019
D002
D002
F007
F008
MOMX*
MOMX*
UOMX*
DOMX*
D007
MOMX*

in State (tons)
137
19
10,214
7,297
4,788
3,382
3,610
624
174
28
107
3
13.483,853
578,624
162,336
10,461
26,278
1,215
640
360
10,377
6,235
624
51
1,446
14,335,403
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by More than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                 (Based on 19B9 Data)
                                                    VEST VIRGINIA
              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE
                                           TORS AND RCRA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
            EPAIO
SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
UVD 004341491
UVD005005509
UVD056866312
WVD045875291
UVD000068908
UVD004325353
UVD004336749
WVD981 102890
UVDOOS012851
UVD072667801
UVD980555239
UVD981034101
WVD060692126
UVD136333580
UVD005005087
UVD039990965
UVD005005079
UVD000737387
WVD981945215
UVD000765297
UVD981730757
UVD039060983
WVD060682291
WVD003095536
WVD981 107600
UVD000797720
WVD981738909
WVD980552384
WVD041517830
UVD980552202
WVD 08891 1854
WVD061 769592
UV01 70023691
UVD003080959
WVD005010277
UVD004319539
UVD041952714
UVD003062643
WVD988767596
UVD004336343
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
RHONE-POULENC AC COMPANY
MORAY CORPORATION
DUPONT UASHINGTON WORKS
UEIRTON STEEL CORPORATION
UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION
KOPPERS INDUSTRIES INC
FMC CORPORATION
DUPONT
STEEL OF WEST VIRGINIA
OLIN CORPORATION
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
PITTSBURGH TUBE COMPANY
HOMER LAUGHLIN CHINA CO
FMC CORPORATION
MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY
FMC CORPORATION
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
NEWELL SPECIALTY CHEMICALS INC
LCP CHEMICALS - WV INC/HANLIN CHEMICALS
ACCS INC
WHEELING-PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP
UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION
3M COMPANY
ADSORPTION SYSTEMS INC
WHEELING-PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP
AMERICAN WOODNARIC CORPORATION
GE SPECIALTY CHEMICALS INC NORTH PLANT
USC COMPANY
BELPAR CHEMICAL SERVICES
GE CHEMICALS INC
ANCHOR HOCKING PACKAGING CO
ALLEGANY BALLISTICS LAB / HERCULES INC
KOPPERS INDUSTRIES INC
OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
WHEELING-PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP
DUPONT POTOMAC RIVER WORKS
BADGER POWHATAN
CEREDO COMPRESSOR STATION
PPG INDUSTRIES INC NATRIUM PLANT
WILLOW ISLAND
INSTITUTE
NATRIUM
WASHINGTON
WEIRTON
LONG REACH
FOLLANSBEE
I INSTITUTE
BELLE
HUNTINGTON
NOUNOSVILLE
WHEELING
JANE LEW
NEWELL
NITRO
NITRO
SOUTH CHARLESTON
NITRO
NEWELL
MOUNDSVILLE
NITRO
WHEELING
SOUTH CHARLESTON
MIDDLEWAY
MORGANTOUN
BEECH BOTTOM
MOOREFIELD
MORGANTOUN
WEIRTON
MINERAL WELLS
WASHINGTON
WEIRTON
ROCKET CENTER
GREEN SPRING
BELLE
FOLLANSBEE
FALLING WATERS
RANSOM
HUNTINGTON
NATRIUM
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

  7,886,806
  5,814.145
    585,036
     32,167
     19,470

     17,191
      7,140
      5,232
      2,753
      2,074

      1,645
      1,641
      1,154
      1,111
        694

        661
        628
        620
        580
        553

        507
        500
        462
        449
        360

        359
        343
        309
        301
        296

        294
        264
        261
        239
        237

        227
        223
        199
        190
        189

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                                               National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                            (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                          VEST VIRGINIA

                                  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS UASTE FACILITIES, 1989

                                                                                                                          Tot
   Rank  EPA  ID        Site Nane, City                                                                                  Nanag

           Management Method                                            On Site          Off Site      Method Total

       1  WVD004341491  AMERICAN CYAKAMID COMPANY, WILLOW ISLAND                                                        7,884,
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC  TREATMENT                M081-M089         7,872,801                 0         7,872,801
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049            10,710                 0            10,710
           SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT                      M153                  1,446                 0             1,446
       2  UVD005005509  RHONE-POULENC AG COMPANY, INSTITUTE                                                             5,813,
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC  TREATMENT                M081-M089         5,793,245                 0         5,793,245
           LANDFILL                                 M132                 16,695                 4            16,699
           ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059             3,610                 0             3,610
       3  WVD056866312  NOBAY CORPORATION, NATRIUM                                                                        583
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC  TREATMENT                M081-M089           578,782                 0           578,782
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049             4,820               375             5,195
       4  UVD045875291  DUPONT WASHINGTON WORKS, WASHINGTON                                                                31,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129            26,278                 0            26,278
           INCINERATION                             N041-M049             5,415                 0             5,415
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              H071-M079                 303
       5  UVD004325353  UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION. LONG REACH                                                              17,
           AQUEOUS ORGANIC  TREATMENT                M081-M089             9,841                 0             9,841
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049             6,712                 0             6,712
           LANDFILL                                 M132                    634                 0               634
      6  UVD000068908  WEIRTON STEEL CORPORATION, VEIRTON                                                                  1,
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129             1,079               776             1,855
      7  UVD039990965  MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY, NITRO
           ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059               622                 0               622
      8  UVD060682291  UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION, SOUTH CHARLESTON
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049               461                 4               465
           METALS RECOVERY  (FOR REUSE)              M011-M019                 0               137               137
      9  UVD981107600  ADSORPTION SYSTEMS INC., NORGANTOUN
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129               360                 0               360
     10  UV0170023691  ALLEGANY BALLISTICS LAB / HERCULES INC.,  ROCKET CENTER
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049               183                 0               183
     11  UVD005005483  UNION CARBIDE SOUTH CHARLESTON PLANT, SOUTH CHARLESTON
           ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059                 8               173               181
     12  WVD076826015  INCO ALLOYS INTERNATIONAL INC., HUNTINGTON
           AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079                21                87               107
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 0                55                55
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                 0                 1                 1
     13  WVD0419527U  DUPONT POTOMAC RIVER WORKS,  FALLING WATERS
           ENERGY RECOVERY  (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059                 0                28                28
           SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        N021-M029                19                 0                19
           INCINERATION                             M041-M049                18                 0                18
     14  WVD980552384  GE SPECIALTY CHEMICALS INC NORTH PLANT, MORGANTOWN
           OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129                 000
1 Excluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Wisconsin
   Region V

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                                 WISCONSIN
     Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Mail Stop 5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
Customized
 Report
Hazardous Waste
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Wisconsin Department of
 Natural Resources
Bureau of Solid and Hazardous
 Waste
Hazardous Waste Management
 Section
101 South Webster SW/3
Madison, Wl 53707
Contact Name:
Phone:
Ms. Aggie Cook
(608) 266-2414
Notes:    No special notes for Wisconsin.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uaste Report
                                               (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    WISCONSIN

                          Table 1.  RCRA Nazardous Uaste Generation and Nanumawit,  19B9

 Total  Number of RCRA  Large Quantity Generators:                             559

 Total  Quantity of Regulated Uaste Generated:                            411,897 tons
 RCRA TSD  Facilities  (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site                          18
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site                          8
    Facilities Managing waste generated both on and off site                   8

 Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):               34

 Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Uaste Managed in RCRA TSO units:       371,333 tons
    (excluding quantity Managed in storage only)

 Total RCRA TSO Facilities:                                                   55
 Final Disposition of wastes
Hanageaent Method

SOLVENTS RECOVERY
INCINERATION
ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)
FUEL BLENDING
AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT
AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT
STABILIZATION
OTHER TREATMENT
INVALID SYSTEM TYPE

       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
in RCRA
No. of
facilities
using
Code Method*
M021-M029
M041-M049
M051-M059
M061
M071-M079
M081-M089
M1 11 -Ml 19
M121-M129
11
4
3
2
10
2
1
6
10
                                                                          Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                                                             Quantities (tons)
                               On site

                                 5,289
                                 2,462
                                 1,990
                                34,126
                               270,478
                                    88
                                   622
                                 6,083
                                     0

                               321,138
                                86.5 X
Off site

  33,222
     198
     165
  10,709
   3.447
       2
       0
       0
   2,454

  50,195
  13.5 X
Total  Percent
38,511
2,659
2,155
44,835
273,925
90
622
6,083
2,454
371,333
100X
10.4
.7
.6
12.1
73.8
.0
.2
1.6
.7
100.0
-
•Colum May not SUB to total because facilities May have Multiple handling Methods.

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                                   National liemiat KRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                                (Raced on 1989 Data)
                                                     UISCONSIN

                              TABLE 2. ROM Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports. 1909
          laports

State        Tons Received

  XL                   241
  AR                    50
  CA                    44
  IA                 4,118
  IL                12,486
  IN                 1,113
  KS                   558
  KY                    23
  LA                    4
  MA                    0
  NO                    14
  Ml                   525
  NN                 3,469
  NO                   304
  NT                    2
  NC                    12
  NO                    26
  NE                    0
  NY                    25
  ON                   110
  SO                    22
  TN                    42
  TX                   199

  TOTAL             23,387
          Exports
State

  AL
  AR
  AZ
  CA
  CT
  FL
  GA
  IA
  IL
  IN
  KS
  KY
  LA
  MA
  NO
  NI
  NN
  NO
  NC
  NE
  NJ
  NY
  OH
  OK
  PA
  RI
  SC
  TN
  TX
Tons Shipped

         569
         276
         120
         113
           3
           0
           4
       1,640
      29,224
      10,067
         115
         789
         810
          20
           2
      18,459
       1,634
      30,787
           8
       4,305
          47
           0
      11,462
         171
          55
          39
         119
         348
           2
                                                               TOTAL
                   111,190

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                                  National iiemial RCRA Hazardous waste Report
                                               (Based on 1909 Data)
                                                    WISCONSIN

                       TABLE 3.  RANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED, 1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Waste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              H
              15
              16
              17
              18
              19
              20
              21
              22
              23
              24
              25
              26
              27
              28
              29
              30
              31
              32
              33
              34
              35
              36
              37
              38
              39
              40
F006
D007
F003
D003
D008
0002
K071
D001
K062
F005
D004
F019
F002
F001
D006
D009
K051
D005
F008
P058
U190
F027
F007
P023
K106
D010
P002
U226
U239
0014
F011
D011
U154
F004
U115
K086
F024
U083
U188
U134
145,621
76,220
43,362
35,090
30,456
21,219
18,830
14,615
11,176
4,495
4,331
2,095
1,780
1,205
343
338
129
83
76
73
53
49
43
42
38
30
24
23
10
8
6
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
35.4
18.5
10.5
8.5
7.4
5.2
4.6
3.5
2.7
1.1
1.1
.5
.4
.3
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by wore than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these nixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Report
                                              (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                    WISCONSIN

   Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed, by RCRA Mananta^nt Method, 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code       Waste Type   in State (tons)
SOLVENTS RECOVERY                         M021-M029     FOOS                 19,023
                                                        F003                 11,269
                                                        D001                  4,798
                                                        F002                  2,681

INCINERATION                              M041-M049     D001                  1,648
                                                        F003                    910
                                                        FOOS                     94
                                                        F002                      7

ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)           MOS1-M059     D001                  2,120
                                                        FOOS                     35

FUEL BLENDING                             M061           F003                 34,689
                                                        D001                  9,142
                                                        FOOS                    684
                                                        F002                    246

AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT               M071-M079     F006                139,054
                                                        0007                 70,600
                                                        D003                 34,964
                                                        K071                 18,795

AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                 M081-M089     F027                     88
                                                        0004                      2

STABILIZATION                             M111-M119     0008                    622

OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129     D004                  4,272
                                                        0001                  1,570
                                                        0002                    188
                                                        FOOS                     32

INVALID SYSTEM TYPE                                     D001                  1,360
                                                        FOOS                    366
                                                        F003                    343
                                                        F001                    169

TOTAL                                                                      371,333
* These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized
  by anre than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these Mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National  Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                                (Based on 1969 Data)
                                                      WISCONSIN
              TABLE 5.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS AND ROtA QUANTITY GENERATED, 1989
RANK
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
UID006107122
UID098547854
WID000808824
UJD059972935
UID046536231
UID006085815
UID054105218
UID006073225
UID990829475
UID006089189
WID006141402
WID096344056
UID028877074
UID980615439
UID006091425
WID073830028
WID980905293
UID00612S215
WID006102545
WID053687968
UID980898266
UID059980045
UID023350192
UID006072425
WID0061 16529
WID006096192
WID006082531
UID050269372
UID007947898
UID000808964
UID000808519
UID000808857
WID006095038
UID006120919
UID006101695
UID006126999
WID006144737
UI9210020054
UID006078307
UID006183826
WILLIAMS S K CO
METRO LANDFILL I DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
AVGANIC INDUSTRIES INC
PPG INDUSTRIES INC
VULCAN MATERIALS CO
A 0 SMITH AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS CO
MASTER LOCK COMPANY INC
KOHLER COMPANY
WASTE RESEARCH & RECLAMATION
MACUHYTE COMPANY
FORT HOWARD STEEL INC
US CHROME CORP OF WISCONSIN
CHARTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY-PROCESS
COOK COMPOSITES AND POLYMERS CO
JOHNSON SC & SON INC
W6250 WEST PIONEER RD PO BOX1939
PIERCE MANUFACTURING INC
US WORMALD INC - ANSUL FIRE PROTECTION
JOHN DEERE-HORICON WORKS OF DEERE I CO
MIDWEST STEEL CO
SPECIALTYCHEM PRODUCTS CORP
GM TRUCK AND BUS ASSEMBLY PLANT
MILWAUKEE SOLVENTS I CHEMICAL CORP
CHRYSLER MOTORS MILW MANUF
TECUMSEH PRODUCTS CO INC
ACME GALVANIZING INC
BRIGGS & STRATTON CORP
CHRYSLER MOTORS CORP
HOFFER'S INC-COATINGS DIVISION
3M CO-BLDG SUPPLY t CLEANING PRGOCTS DIV
CHRYSLER MOTORS CORP
JOHNSON CONTROLS INC GLOBE BATTERY
OILGEAR COMPANY
UNIROYAL ENGINEERED PRODUCTS, INC.
OUTOKUMPU AMERICAN BRASS INC
PIERCE MANUFACTURING INC
CURWOQD INC
US ARMY BADGER AMMUNITION PLANT
BRADLEY CORPORATION
NORTHERN ENGRAVING CORP
WAUWATOSA
FRANKLIN
COTTAGE GROVE
OAK CREEK
PORT EDWARDS
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE
KOHLER
EAU CLAIRE
KENOSHA
GREEN BAY
FOND DU LAC
SAUKVILLE
SAUKVILLE
STURTEVANT
FOND DU LAC
APPLETON
MARINETTE
HORICON
MADISON
MARINETTE
JANESVILLE
MENOHONEE FALLS
MILWAUKEE
NEW HOLSTEIN
MILWAUKEE
WAUWATOSA
KENOSHA
WAUSAU
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN
KENOSHA
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE
STOUGHTON
KENOSHA
APPLETON
NEW LONDON
BARABOO
MENOMONEE FLS
SPARTA
   TOTAL
 GENERATED
(U.S. TONS)

    231.911
     21,994
     21,838
     19,628
     18,904

     16,320
      8,956
      4,509
      3,970
      3,967

      3,775
      3,398
      3,072
      2,422
      2,308
                                                                                                       2,237
                                                                                                        ,794
                                                                                                        ,755
                                                                                                        .615
                                                                                                        ,505

                                                                                                        ,456
                                                                                                        .366
                                                                                                        ,331
                                                                                                       1,158
                                                                                                         993

                                                                                                         923
                                                                                                         864
                                                                                                         810
                                                                                                         669
                                                                                                         604

                                                                                                         511
                                                                                                         509
                                                                                                         485
                                                                                                         479
                                                                                                         471

                                                                                                         420
                                                                                                         408
                                                                                                         403
                                                                                                         376
                                                                                                         370

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                                               National Biennial KM Hazardous waste Report
                                                            (Based on 1989 Data)
   Rank  EPA ID        Site

           Management Method
                            WISCONSIN

  TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE  FACILITIES,  1989


,  City
      1
         UAUUATOSA
                    M071-M079
                COTTAGE GROVE
                    N061
                    M021-K029
                                          INC.,
     10
     11
     12
     13
     14
     15
     16

     17
     18

     19

     20
UID006107122  WILLIAMS  S K  CO..
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT
WID000808824  AVGANIC INDUSTRIES
  FUEL BLENDING
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY
  INVALID  SYSTEM  TYPE
UID046536231   VULCAN MATERIALS CO.,  PORT EDWARDS
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
WID059972935  PPG INDUSTRIES INC., OAK CREEK
  OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-M029
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  INVALID  SYSTEM  TYPE
WID990829475  WASTE RESEARCH & RECLAMATION, EAU CLAIRE
  FUEL BLENDING                            N061
WID054105218  MASTER LOCK COMPANY INC., MILWAUKEE
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
WID023350192  MILWAUKEE SOLVENTS & CHEMICAL CORP., MENOMONEE FALLS
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-M029
WID006435895  HYDRITE CHEMICAL COMPANY, MILWAUKEE
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
U1D096344056  US  CHROME CORP OF WISCONSIN, FOND DU LAC
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
WID980615439  COOK COMPOSITES AND POLYMERS CO, SAUKVILLE
  INCINERATION                            M041-M049
WID006091425   JOHNSON SC &  SON INC., STURTEVANT
  ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          N051-M059
  INVALID  SYSTEM  TYPE
WID073830028  W6250 WEST PIONEER RD  PO 80X1939, FOND DU LAC
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-M029
W1D006073225   KOHLER COMPANY, KOHLER
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  STABILIZATION                            M111-M119
WID981097769   SAFETY-KLEEN  CORP-(5-100-01), WAUKESHA
  INVALID  SYSTEM  TYPE
WID006125215   US  WORMALD INC - ANSUL FIRE PROTECTION, MARIHETTE
  AQUEOUS  INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
  OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129
WID980896633   SAFETY-KLEEN  CORP-(5-197-01), MADISON
  INVALID SYSTEM  TYPE
UID006120919   UNIROYAL  ENGINEERED PRODUCTS, INC., STOUGHTON
  SOLVENTS RECOVERY                       M021-N029
  OTHER TREATMENT                         M121-M129
WID981187297   SAFETY-KLEEN  CORP-(5-176-01). KAUKAUNA
  INVALID SYSTEM  TYPE
WID053689196   ASHLAND CHEMICAL INC., MILWAUKEE
  INVALID SYSTEM  TYPE
WID000713636   BRIGGS fc  STRATTON CORP., MENOMONEE FALLS
  ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)          M051-M059


On Site

231.756

21,471
0
0

18,795

5,825
4,851
4,272
0

12,655

8,707
1LS
0

0

3,270

2,404

1,888
0

1,694
116

1,100
622

0

884
188
0
270
32
0
0
68


Off Site

0

10,709
28,796
41

0

0
0
0
3

0

0

4,422

3,405

0

155

0
30

0
0

0
0

1,163

0
0
536
0
0
277
276
165


Method Total

231,756

32,180
28,796
41

18,795

5,825
4,851
4,272
3

12,655

8,707

4,422

3,405

3,270

2,558

1,888
30

1,694
116

1,100
622

1,163

884
188
536
270
32
277
276
232
Tot
Manag

231,

61,



18,

H,




12,

8,

4,

3,

3,

2,

1


1


1


1

1








1 Excluding quantity managed by storage only.

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                                             National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Haste Report
                                                          (Based on 1989 Data)
 Rank  EPA ID
                                                        WISCONSIN

                        TABLE 6.  FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS IMSTE FACILITIES.  1989 (continued)


                   Site Name, City
         Management Method
   21
     WID073838880  NATIONAL TANK SVC OF  WIS INC.,  UEST  AILIS
       INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
       OTHER TREATMENT                          M121-M129
 22  UID0061U73?  OJRWOOD INC., NEW LONDON
       INCINERATION                             M041-M049
 23  WID044393114  ZIMPRO PASSAVANT, ROTHSCHILD
       INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
       AQUEOUS INORGANIC TREATMENT              M071-M079
       AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089
       INCINERATION                             M041-M049
 24  UID006135818  SEMLING-MENKE CO INC., MERRILL
       AQUEOUS ORGANIC TREATMENT                M081-M089
 25  UID006116529  TECUMSEH PRODUCTS CO  INC..  NEW  HOLSTEIN
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
 26  UID030199434  ALGOMA HARDWOODS INC., ALGOMA
       ENERGY RECOVERY (REUSE AS FUEL)           M051-M059
 27  WID006113906  ALDRICH CHEMICAL COMPANY INC.,  MILWAUKEE
       OTHER  TREATMENT                          M121-M129
 28  WID006U2061   CMC TRADE WINDS,  MANAMA
       INCINERATION                             M041-M049
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
 29  UID006070429  EGGERS HARDWOOD PRODUCTS CORP., NEENAH
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
     WID980896641   SAFETY-KLEEN  CORP-(5-150-01), LA CROSSE
       INVALID SYSTEM TYPE
     WI9210020054   US ARMY BADGER  AMMUNITION PLANT, BARABOO
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
32   WID084224179   OMC PARTS & ACCESSORIES,  BELOIT
       SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
33   WIT560012247   UNIV OF WIS-MILWAUKEE, MILWAUKEE
      OTHER TREATMENT                           M121-M129
34   WID023542756   MARTIN  PONTIAC  INC., SHEBOYGAN
      SOLVENTS RECOVERY                        M021-M029
   30
   31


On Site

0
17

57

0
0
0
1

88

42

35

22

0
0

10

0

1

1

0

0


Off Site

79
0

37

46
43
2
0

0

0

0

0

6
4

0

2

0

0

0

0

1
Method Total

79
17

94

46
43
2
1

88

42

35

22

6
4

10

2

1

1

0

0
Total
Managed 1

96


94

91




88

42

35

22

11


10

2

1

1

0

0

•xcluding quantity Managed by storage only.

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Wyoming
  Region VIII

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                                  WYOMING
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region Vlfl
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
    Hazardous Waste Report
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Solid Waste Management Program
Department of Environmental Quality
122 West 25th Street
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Contact Name:

Phone:
Mr. Carl Anderson
Region I Supervisor
(307) 777-7752
Notes:    No special notes for Wyoming.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Uacte Report
                                               (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                     WYOMING
                          Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and
 Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:
 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
RCRA TSD  Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities)
    Facilities Managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities Managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excluding storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSO units:
    (excluding quantity managed in storage only)
Total RCRA TSD Facilities:
Final Disposition of wastes


Management Method
LAND TREATMENT
       TOTAL
       PERCENTAGE
in RCRA Proteaten
                  No.  of
              facilities
                  using
      Code
      M131
                                            t. 1989
                                         19
                                      3,180 tons

                                          0
                                          1
                                          0
                                          1
                                       287 tons

                                          7
Hazardous Waste Managed
   Quantities (tons)
method*
1
1
On site
0
0
.0 X
Off site
287
287
100.0 X
Total Percent
287 100.0
287 100.0
100X
•Colum nay not sun to total because facilities nay have Multiple handling methods.

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                                    National  Biennial  tCRA Nazardoua Waste Report
                                                (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                      WTCNIMG

                               TABLE 2.  KCRA Hazardous Uaste laports and Exports, 19B9

        laports                                                         Exports

State    Tons Received                                        State         Tons Shipped

                     0                                          CO                     0
                                                                10                   751
  TOTAL              0                                          NE                    60
                                                                TX                     7
                                                                UT                 2,136
                                                                VT                     0

                                                                TOTAL              2,954

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                                  National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
                                               (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                     UTCMIIIG

                       TABLE 3.  BANK ORDER OF 40 LARGEST HAZARDOUS IMSTES GENERATED. 1989
                                        Quantity Generated
              Rank         Uaste Type         (tons)        Percentage

               1
               2
               3
               4
               5
               6
               7
               8
               9
              10
              11
              12
              13
              14
              15
              15
K051
K001
MOMX*
K049
D001
FOMX*
DOHX*
D007
U210
K050
D008
D009
D002
F002
F005
K048
2,369
268
262
105
75
29
21
17
15
12
6
2
1
0
0
0
74.5
8.4
8.2
3.3
2.3
.9
.7
.5
.5
.4
.2
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
* These waste types represent waste streans that were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.  An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                  National Biennial ROM Hazardous Waste Report

                                              (Based on 1989 Data)
                                                    WYOMING

  Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of ROM Hazardous Waste Managed, by RCRA Hirtagrm-nt Method, 1989

Management                                                        Quantity Managed
Method                                    Code      Waste Type   in State (tons)

LAND TREATMENT                            M131          K051                    287


TOTAL                                                                          287
* These waste types represent waste streams that  were characterized
  by more than one EPA waste code.   An explanation of the derivation
  of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.

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                                    National Biennial KM Hazardous I
                                                (Based en 1989 Data)
cte Report
RANK
                                                       UrOMING

              TABLE 5.  FORTY LAMEST RCRA HAZARDOUS HASTE GENERATORS AMD ROM OUANTin GENERATB),  1989
            EPAID
                      SITE NAME
                                                                CITY
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
WYD048743009
UYD051843613
VYD007064447
WYD061 112470
VYD079959185
UYD093295079
WYD048128227
WYD083705707
VTD120371810
UYD980962005
UYD058854688
UYD030434724
VYD098713563
UYD000712687
UYD982S97973
UYD982647885
WYD064052475
WYD072972144
UYD982590333
LITTLE AMERICA REFINING COMPANY
FRONTIER OIL CHEYENNE REF (KUSTf/RKT)
AMOCO OIL COMPANY CASPER REFINERY
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
SINCLAIR OIL CORPORATION
CROWN CORK I SEAL INC
WYOMING MACHINERY COMPANY
THUNDER BASIN COAL -BLACK THUNDER MINE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD YARD
UELCHEM INC. UORLAND FACILITY
AMAX COAL CO. BELLE AYR MINE
BAKER HUGHES TUBULAR SERVICES
KERR-MCGEE COAL CORP - JACOBS RANCH MINE
NALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY
LYNN'S SERVICE CENTER
FNC CORPORATION
UNICHEM INTERNATIONAL INC.
BRIDGER COAL COMPANY
MOUNTAIN VIEW AUTO BODY
CASPER
CHEYENNE
CASPER
LARAMIE
SINCLAIR
UORLAND
CASPER
WRIGHT
CHEYENNE
WORLAND
GILLETTE
CASPER
WRIGHT
EVANSVILLE
CODY
MILLS
CASPER
ROCK SPRINGS
LARAMIE
                             TOTAL
                           GENERATED
                          (U.S. TONS)

                                1,300
                                  884
                                  554
                                  268
                                   37

                                   28
                                   18
                                   16
                                   15
                                   12

                                   11
                                   10
                                    9
                                    8
                                    6

                                    3
                                    2
                                    1
                                    0

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                                              National Biennial ROM Hazardous Itaste Report

                                                           (Baaed on 1989 Data)
                                                            WTOMING

                                  TABLE  6.   FORTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES, 1989

                                                                                                                         Tot)
   Rank  EPA ID        Site Mane,  City                                                                                 Manage
           Management Method                                           On Site          Off Site      Method Total

      1  WYD991301086  AMOCO PIPELINE  TANK FARM,  CASPER
           LAND TREATMENT                          M131                      0               287               287
1 Excluding quantity aanaged by storage only.

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Appendix A



Definitions

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                                     DEFINITIONS
Accumulation
Activity/Production Index
Acute Hazardous Waste
Authorized State


CAS Number


CBI
A site that does not hold RCRA Interim Status or a RCRA permit
(Le., a site that does not have active RCRA Part A or Part B permit
applications) may accumulate hazardous waste for a short period of
time before shipping it off site.  The waste must be accumulated in
either tanks or containers; it may not be accumulated in surface
impoundments.

Generators of more than 1,000 kg (2200 Ibs) of hazardous waste per
month may accumulate their waste for up to 90 days before shipping
it off site.

Generators of 100 kg (220 Ibs) to 1,000 kg (Z200 Ibs) of hazardous
waste per month may accumulate their  waste for up to 180 days
before shipping it off site.  If the  nearest treatment, storage,
disposal, or recycling facility to which they can send  their waste is
more than 200 miles away, they may accumulate their waste for 270
days.

The  activity/production   index  is  a  measure of changes  in
production, activity, economics and/or other factors that affected
the quantity of hazardous waste generated in 1989, compared to
1988. The Index is used to distinguish between inter-year hazardous
waste  generation  quantity  changes   resulting   from   waste
minimization activity,  and  changes  that were attributable  to
production, activity, economics or other factors.

Acute hazardous waste is any hazardous waste with an EPA Waste
Code beginning with the letter T", or any  of the following "P codes:
F020, F021, F022, F023, F026, and F027.  These wastes are subject
to stringent quantity standards for accumulation and generation.

An authorized State is one which has obtained authorization from
EPA to direct the RCRA program.

The Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS)  number identifies a toxic
chemical by a unique eight-digit number.

Confidential Business  Information  (CBI) refers to information a
facility does not wish  to make available  to the general public for
competitive  business reasons.   CBI may be  claimed  for certain
information  in your report.  A daim of CBI  may be made  in
accordance with 40 CFR Pan 2, Subpart B.
                Nocc:
   :aotic|*Uybmdiaf. Refer to Title 40 of CFR for peeve tepl waning.
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 CFR
 Characteristic Waste
Deiisted Wastes
Disposal
EPA Identification
Number
Excluded Wastes
Facility
The Code of Federal Regulations,  or CFR, contains the detailed
regulations,  written  by  Federal  Agencies,  to  implement  the
provisions of laws passed by Congress.  Regulations in the CFR
have the force of Federal law.

A waste classified as hazardous because it is ignitabie, corrosive,
reactive,  or  toxic as determined  by the EP  toxicity test  is  a
characteristic waste.  It has an EPA Waste Code in the range "D001*
to "DOIT. Each of these four characteristics are defined in 40 CFR
261.20 SubpartC.

Deiisted wastes are site-specific wastes that are excluded from
reporting under 40 CFR 26020 and  26022. A waste at a particular
 generating site  may be excluded  or delisted from the lists of
 tazardous waste in Subpart D of Part 261 by petitioning the EPA
Administrator for a regulatory amendment

Disposal means the discharge,  deposit, injection, dumping, spilling,
leaking, or placing of any hazardous waste into or on any land or
water so that such hazardous waste may enter the environment or
be emitted into the air  or discharged into any waters  including
ground water.

The Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, is also called USEPA,
for United States Environmental Protection Agency. Established in
1970 by  presidential executive order, it  brings  together parts of
various government agencies involved with the control of pollution.
Note that some State environmental authorities may be called EPA
also, as in Illinois EPA.

The EPA identification  number  is a 12-character digit number
assigned  by either EPA or the authorized State to each generator,
transporter, and treatment, storage, or disposal facility.   Facilities
which are not generators  but anticipate possible generation activity
may also apply for and receive an EPA ED number.  The first two
characters are alphabetical and stand for the state in which the site
is physically located.  The third character can be either alphabetical
or numeric. The remaining nine characters are always numeric.

A list of wastes that are  excluded  from regulation under 40 CFR
261.4 and 2613(c)(2)(ii).

In this report, a facility is  a site which manages hazardous wastes on
site. Facilities are also called TSDs" or "TSDRs."
                Note: Definition* «TB« legally banting. Refer to Tide 40 of CFR tor pi
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 FormR
 Generator
 Generator Notification
 Form
 Hazardous Waste
 Listed Wastes
NPDES
Operator


Opportunity Assessment




POTW
 Form R is also called the Toxic Chemical Release Inventory (TRI)
 Report form.   This form is  required by  Section  313 of  the
 Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act  (Title in
 of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act  of 1986),
 Public Law 99-499. The information on this form was last collected
 for calendar year 1988 with the report due by Jury 1,1989.

 A generator is a site or mobile source whose actions or processes
 produce hazardous waste.

 Every site which generates,  treats, stores, or disposes of hazardous
 waste must inform EPA of its hazardous waste activity by filing EPA
 Form   8700-12,   Notification  of  Hazardous  Waste  Activity
 (Hazardous Waste Activity Notification Form). After receiving the
 notification form, EPA assigns an identification number (EPA ID)
 to the site.

 By-products  of society that can pose a substantial or potential
 hazard  to human health or the environment  when improperly
 managed.  It is a solid waste which possesses at least one of four
 characteristics  (ignitabflity, corrosrvity, reactivity, and EP  toxicity),
 or appears on special EPA lists. A hazardous waste is regulated
 under Subtitle C of RCRA.  The regulatory definition of hazardous
 waste is found in 40 CFR 2613.

 Listed wastes are those wastes specifically named in 40 CFR 261.3.
 These wastes are listed as hazardous under RCRA  but have not
 been subjected to the toxic characteristics listing process because the
 dangers they present are considered self evident.  They bear EPA
 Waste Codes beginning with the letters F, P, U, or K.

 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System, or NPDES, is a
 provision of the  Clean Water Act which prohibits discharge  of
 pollutants into waters of the United States unless a special permit is
 issued by-EPA, a State, or (where delegated), a tribal government
 on an Indian reservation.

 An operator is the person responsible for the overall operation  of
 the site in question.

An opportunity assessment is a procedure that identifies practices
 that can be implemented to reduce the  generation  of  hazardous
waste (source reduction) or the quantity that must subsequently be
treated, stored, disposed of, or recycled

A POTW, Publicly Owned Treatment Works, is a waste treatment
works owned by a State, unit of local government or Indian tribe
usually designed to treat domestic wastewaters.
                Note: Definitions «c not legally bindinc. Refer to Title 40 of CFR for pi
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 RCRA
 RCRA Permit
RCRA Regulated Units
Recycling
Respondent


Site
Sanitary Sewer



Sludge


Solid Waste
 The Resource Conservation and Recovery  Act (RCRA)  is the
 Federal statute that regulates the generation, treatment, storage,
 disposal, or recycling of solid and hazardous waste.

 A site  is said  to have RCRA permit if it  has submitted both a
 RCRA Part A permit application and a  RCRA Part B permit
 application, and has had the Pan B permit application approved.

 RCRA regulated units are units  which treat, store,  or dispose of
 hazardous waste and are subject to regulation (Le., required to have,
 or be covered  by, a RCRA permit).  Interim Status Permits are
 included.  Excluded are containers and tanks used exclusively for
 short-term accumulation exempted under 40 CFR 26234.

 Recycling is the process of minimizing the generation of waste by
 recovering usable products that might otherwise become waste. It
 also refers to the reclamation of useful constituent fractions within a
 waste material or removal of contaminants from a waste to allow it
 to be reused. As used in this report, recycling implies use, reuse, or
 reclamation of  a waste, either on site or off site, after it has been
 generated.

 A site  that  must complete  at  least one particular form is a
 respondent.

 In this  report,  site refers  to any  holder of an EPA Identification
 Number.  A site may be a "generator", a "facility" (or TSDR
 facility"),  or   both,  or  a  non-regulated  facility  which  has
 conservatively requested and received an EPA ID number.

 A channel or  conduit that carries  household,  commercial,  and
 industrial  wastewater from the source to a treatment  plant or
 receiving stream.

A semi-solid residue from any number of air or water treatment
processes. Sludge can be a hazardous waste.

Solid waste is  solid, semi-solid,  liquid or containerized gaseous
 material which is discarded and/or has served its intended purpose,
 including  garbage,  refuse or  sludge which  is  not  specifically
 exempted. Wastes exempted from being considered solid wastes are
materials  found in domestic wastewater,  irrigation  return  flows,
point source discharges regulated under the Federal dean Water
Act, in-situ mining wastes, and Atomic Energy Commission source,
special nuclear,  or by-product material
                Note: Definitions are MX fcptty boring. Refer to Title 40 of CFR tor pfecxe kpl wonting.
                                               A-4

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 Solvent




 Source Code


 Source Reduction
 Standard Industrial
 Classification (SIC)
 Code
 Storage



 System



 TOR

 Treatment
TRI
TRI Constituent
 A solvent is a substance (usually liquid) capable of dissolving or
 dispersing one or more other substances. These include, but are not
 limited to, the non-spent materials listed in EPA Waste Codes F001
 through F005.

 The  source code  describes  the  production or  service process
 associated with generation of waste.

 Source reduction is the reduction or  elimination of waste  at  the
 source, usually within a process.  Source reduction measures include
 process modifications, feedstock  substitutions, improvements  in
 feedstock   purity,   housekeeping  and  management   practices,
 increases in the efficiency  of machinery, and recycling within a
 process.  Source reduction  implies any  action that reduces  the
 toxicity or the amount of waste exiting a process.

 The SIC code is a four-digit coding system,  developed by the U.S.
 Bureau of the Census and the Office of Management and Budget
 (OMB), that categorizes the principal product or group of products
 produced or distributed, or services rendered at a  site's physical
 location.

 Storage is the  temporary holding of waste  pending treatment or
 disposal Storage methods include containers, tanks, waste piles and
 surface impoundments.

 A system contains one or more processes used together to treat,
 recycle, or dispose  of  a hazardous waste.  A list of system types
 begins on page 57.

 TDR means treatment, disposal, or recycling.

 Treatment means any method, technique,  or process,  including
 neutralization,  designed to  change  the physical,  chemical,  or
 biological character  or composition of any hazardous waste so as to
 neutralize  such wastes, or so as  to  recover energy or material
 resources from the  waste, or so  as  to render such waste non-
 hazardous, or less hazardous; safer to transport, store, or dispose of;
 or amenable to recovery, storage, or reduction in volume.

TRI stands for Toxic Chemical Release Inventory, a data collection
system for toxic chemical releases under SARA Title m, Section
313.

TRI constituent is  the specific toxic chemical(s), identified by a
CAS number, which was reported  on the  1988 TRI  report (Form
                                                  ^
                Note:
                                            Refer to Title 40 of CFR for
                                        teplvordiog.
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 TSDR

 UIC
Unauthorized State
Uniform Hazardous
Waste Manifest
Waste Codes
Waste Minimization
Waste Min
TSDR means treatment, storage, disposal, or recycling.

Underground Injection Control (UIC) is  the program under the
Safe Drinking Water Act that regulates the  use of wells to pump
fluids into the ground.  Materials pumped into, the ground include
chemical  containing wastes.  A well involved in this program  is
identified by a unique identification number.

An unauthorized State is one that has not obtained authorization
from EPA to direct its own RCRA program.

The shipping document  (EPA form 8700-22  or 8700-22a) that
pertains to hazardous waste and is duty signed by the generator  is
called a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest

Waste codes are EPA identifiers which consist of one letter (D, F,
P, U, or  K) and three numbers.  The list of waste codes that
respondents should use begins on page 35.

Waste minimization means  the reduction, to the extent feasible, of
hazardous waste that is generated or subsequently treated, stored,
or disposed of.  It includes any source reduction or recycling activity
undertaken by a generator that results in: (1) the reduction of total
volume or quantity of hazardous waste; (2)  the reduction of tooritity
of hazardous waste; or (3)  both,  as long as  the reduction  is
consistent with the goal of minimizing present and future threats to
human health and the environment.

Waste min is a common abbreviation for waste minimization.  (See
above.)
                Note: Defmiricmt are aot teplly biadiag. lUfer to Titk 40 of CFR for praMeiepI wording.
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   Appendix B



System Type Codes

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                                           SYSTEM TYPE CODES
  Code  System type
  Code   System type
  Metals recovery (for reuse)
  M011  High temperature metals recovery
  M012  Retorting
  MOD  Secondary smelting
  M014  Other metals recovery for reuse: e.g., ion
         exchange, reverse osmosis, acid leaching,
         etc (Speciry in Comments)
  M019  Metals recovery - type unknown

  Solvents recovery
  M021   Fractionation/distillatioB
  M022   Thin film evaporation
  M023   Solvent extraction
  M024   Other solvent recovery (Specify in
         Comments)
  M029  Solvents recovery • type unknown

 Oilier recovery
 MQ31  Acid regeneration
 M032  Other recovery: e^, waste oil recovery,
        nonsohnent organics recovery, etc (Specify
        in Comments)
 M039  Other recovery - type unknown

 Incineration
 M041  Incineration - liquids
 M042  Incineration • sludges
 M043  Incineration - solids
 M044  Incineration • gases
 M049  Incineration - type unknown

Energy recovery (rense as fad)
MQS1   Energy recovery - liquids
M052   Energy recovery-sludges
  MQS3   Energy recovery - solids
  MOS9   Energy recovery - type unknown

  Fuel blending
  M061   Fuel blending

 Aqueous inorganic treatment
 M071   Chrome reduction followed
         precipitation
 M072   Cyanide destruction followed by chemical

 MOTS   Cyanide destruction only
 M074   Chemical oxidation followed by chemical
         precipitation
 M075   fhfmjn\ oxidation only
 M076  Wet air oxidation
 M077  Chemical precipitation
 MOTS  Other aqueous inorganic treatment: c.g.,
        ion exchange, reverse osmosis, etc.
        (Specify in Comments)
 M079  Aqueous inorganic treatment - type
        unknown

Aqueous organic treatment
M081   Biological treatment
M082   Carbon adsorption
M083   Air/steam stripping
M084   Wet air oxidation
MOSS   Other aqueous organic treatment (Specify
        in f^*nm*nts)
M089   Aqueous organic treatment - type
        unknown
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                                   SYSTEM TYPE CODES (Continued)
    Code   System type
                                                       Code   System type
 Aqueous organic and inorganic treatment
 M091  Chemical precipitation in combination
        with biological treatment
M 092

M093
M094

M099
                 precipitation in combination
        with carbon adsorption
        Wet air oxidation
        Other organic/inorganic treatment
        (Specify io Connnc"ty)
        Aqueous organic and inorganic treatment •
        type unknown
 Sludge treatment
 M101   Sludge dewatering
 M102   Addition of excess lime
 M103   Absorption/adsorption
 M104   Solvent extraction
 M109   Sludge treatment - type unknown
                                                    Disposal
                                                    M131   Land treatment/appUcation/farming
                                                    M132   Landfill
                                                    M133   Surface impoundment (to be dosed as a
                                                           landfill)
                                                    M134   DeepweU/underground injection
                                                    MBS   Direct discharge to sewer/POTW (no
                                                           prior treatment)
                                                    M136   Direct discharge to surface water under
                                                           NPDES (no prior treatment)
                                                    M137   Other disposal (Spedfy in Comments)
                                                   Transfer facility storage
                                                   M141  Transfer facility storage, waste was
                                                          shipped off site with no cm-site TDR
                                                          activity
Stabilizati
Mill
                           fix
                                   using
        cementious and/or pozzoianic materials
M112   Other stabilization (Specify in
M119   Stabilization - type unknown
Other treatment
M121   Ny t^r^tr
M122   Evaporation only
M123   •
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   Appendix C




Related Documents

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                                       Appendix C
                                    Related Documents
The Supporting Statement for EPA Information Collection Request, Number 0976,1989 Hazardous Waste
Report.

1989 Biennial Report Data Element Dictionary, Version 1.3.0.

1989 Hazardous Waste Report Instructions and Forms, EPA Form 8700-13A/B, Revised 11-89, OMB
Number 2050-0024.

1989 Waste Minimization Report.

Report of Capacity for Managing  Hazardous Waste:  Analysis of Data Submitted in 1989 Capacity
Assurance Plans Required under CERCLA Section 104 (c) (9), Washington, D.C, 1991.

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   Appendix D




EPA Waste Codes

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                                       EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES
  Code   Waste description
 Code   Waste description
 Characteristic Hazardous Waste

 D001   Ignitable waste
 DOQ2   Corrosive waste
 D003   Reactive waste
 D004   Arsenic
 D005   Barium
 D006   Cadmium
 D007   Chromium
 D008   Lead
 D009   Mercury
 D010   Selenium
 D011   Silver

 D012   Endrin(ia3,4,10,10-hexachloro-l,7-epoxy-
        5,8-dimeth-ano-naphthalene)
 D013   Lindane (U3,4,5,6-hexa-
        chlorocvclohexane, gamma isomer)
 D014   Methoxychlor (l,l,l-trichloro-2£-bis [p-
        methoxyphenyl] ethane)
 D015   Toxaphene (Cjg HIQ CL>, technical
        chlorinated camphene, 67-69 percent
        chlorine)

 D016   2,4-D(2,4-d1chtorophenoxvaceiicacid)
 D017   2,4,5-TPSuvex (2,4,5-
        trichlorophenoxypropionic acid)
Hazardous Waste from Nonspecific Sources

F001    The following spent halogenated solvents
        used in degreasing- tetrachloroethylene;
        trichlorethylene; methylene chloride; 14,1-
        trichloroethane; carbon tetrachloride and
        chlorinated flnorocarbons and all spent
        solvent mixtures/blends used in degreasing
        containing, before use, a total of 10
        percent or more (by volume) of one or
        more of the above halogenated solvents or
        those solvents listed in FD02, FD04, and
        POOS; and still bottoms from the recovery
        of these spent solvents and spent solvent
        mixtures
 F002   The following spent halogenated solvents:
        tetrachloroethylene; methylene chloride;
        trichloroethyiene; 144-trichloroethane;
        chlorobeazene; l,l^-trichloro-1^2-
        trifluoroethane; ortho-dichlorobenzene;
        trichlorofhioromethane; and 1,1,2,
        trichloroethane; all spent solvent
        mixtures/blends containing, before use. a
        total of 10 percent or more (by volume) of
        one or more of the above halogenated
        solvents or those solvents listed in FOOl,
        F004, and FD05; and still bottoms from the
        recovery of these spent solvents and spent
        solvent mixtures
F003    The following spent nonhalogenated
        solvents: xyiene, acetone, ethyl acetate,
        ethyl benzene, ethyl ether, methyl isobutyi
        ketone, a-butyl alcohol, cyciohexanone,
        and methanol; all spent solvent mixtures/
                        before use, only the
                                                      F004
FOQS
       above spent nonhalogenated solvents: and
       all spent solvent mixtures/blends
       containing, before use, one or more of the
       above nonhalogenated solvents, and a total
       of 10 percent or more (by volume) of one
       or more of those solvents listed in FOOl,
       FDQ2, FD04, and FOQS; and still bottoms
       from the recovery of these spent solvents
       and spent solvent mixtures
       The following spent nonhalogenated
       solvents: eresols, cresyiic acid, and
       nitrobenzene; and the still bottoms from
       the recovery of these solvents; all spent
       solvent mixtures/blends containing before
       use a total of 10 percent or more (by
       volume) of one or more of the above
       nonhalogenated solvents or those solvents
       listed in FOOl, FOE, and F005; and still
       bottoms from the recovery of these spent
       solvents and spent solvent mixtures
       The following spent nonhalogenated
       solvents: toluene, methyl ethyl ketone,
       carbon disnlfide, isobutanol, pyridine,
       benzene, 2-ethoxyethanol, and 2-
                                                                                         (Continued)
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code   Waste description
                                              Code   Waste description
F006
FD07


F008




F009



F010


F011



F012



F019


F020
 nitropropane; all spent solvent
 mixtures/blends containing, before use, a
 total of 10 percent or more (by volume) of
 one or more of the above nonhalogenated
 solvents or those solvents listed in F001,
 F002, or P004; and still bottoms from the
 recovery of these spent solvents and spent
 solvent nmliifcs
 Wastewater treatment sludges from
 electroplating operations except from the
 following processes: (1) sulfuric acid
 anodizing of aluminum; (2) tin plating on
 carbon steel; (3) zinc plating (segregated
 basis) on carbon steel; (4) aluminum or
 zinc-aluminum plating on carbon steel; (5)
 cleaning/stripping associated with t"tt zinc,
 and aluminum pi*''"g on carbon steel; ?n^
 (6) phginiea,! etching atirf milling of
Spent cyanide plating bath solutions from
electroplating operations
Plating bath residues from the bottom of
plating baths from electroplating
operations in which cyanides are used in
the process
Spent stripping and cleaning bath solutions
from electroplating operations in which
cyanides are used in the process
Quenching bath residues from oil baths
from metal heat treating operations in
which cyanides are used in the process
Spent cyanide solutions from slat bath pot
finning from metal heat treating
operations
Quenching waste water treatment sludges
from metal heat treating operations in
which cyanides are used in the process
Wastewater treatment sludges from the
chemical conversion "vt^iffg of aluminum
Wastes (except wastewater and spent
carbon from hydrogen chloride
purification) from the production or
manufacturing use (as a reactant, chemical
intermediate, or component hi a
                                                      FQZ2.
                                                     FOZ3
                                                     F024
formulating process) of tri- or
tetrachlorophenol or of intermediates used
to produce their pesticide derivatives (This
listing does not include wastes from the
production of hexachiorophene from
highly purified 2,4,5-trichlorophcnol.)
Wastes (except wastewater and spent
carbon from hydrogen chloride
purification) from the production or
manufacturing use (as a reactant, chemical
intermediate, or component in a
formulating process) of
pentachlorophenol, or of intermediates
used to produce derivatives
Wastes (except wastewater and spent
carbon from hydrogen chloride
purification) from the manufacturing use
(as a Tar*anf, fhfrffir?! intermediate  or
component in a formulating process) of
tetra-, penta- or hexachlorobcnzenes
under yifcatin* conditions
Wastes (except wastewater and spent
carbon from hydrogen chloride
purification) from the production of
mater" I* on equipment previously used
for the production or manufacturing use
(as a reactant, chemical intermediate, or
component in a formulating porcess) of
tri- and tetxachlorophenols (This listing
does not include wastes from equipment
used only for the production or use of
hexachiorophene from highly purified
2,4,5-trichlorophenoL)
Wastes, metmKng but not limited to,
distillation residues, heavy ends, tars, and
reactor clean-out wastes from the
production of chlorinated aliphatic
hydrocarbons, having a carbon content
from one to five, utilizing free radical
catalyzed ptpcesses (This lig>«»g does not
include light ends, spent filters and filter
aids spent {ffsyntpff, wastewater,
                                                                                ,
                                                             wastewater treatment sludges, spent
                                                             catalysts, and wastes listed in Section
                                                             26131)
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                                EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code   Waste description
                                                       Code   Waste description
 P026   Wastes (except wastewater and spent
        carbon from hydrogen chloride
        purification) from the production of
        materials on equipment previously used
        for the manufacturing use (as a reactant,
        rt%i»miryl jT>tfrmfdiiUC| or component in a
        formulating process) of tetra-, penta-, or
        hexachlorobenzene under alkaline
        conditions
 F027   Discarded iiningd formulations containing
        tri-, tetra-, or pentachlorophenol or
        discarded "".wscd formulations containing
        compounds derived from these
        chlorophenols  (This listing does not
        include formulations containing
        hexachlorophene synthesized from
        prepurified 2,4,5-trichlorophenol as the
        sole component.)
FQ28    Residues resulting from the incineration or
        thermal treatment of soil contaminated
        with EPA hazardous waste nos. F020,
        F021, F022, F023, F026, and FD27
Hazardous Waste from Specific Sources
 K001
KD02
KOQ3
K004
KOQS
KD06
K007
       Bottom sediment sludge from the
       treatment of wastewater from wood
       preserving processes that use creosote
       and/or pentachlorophenol

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of chrome yellow and orange
       pigments

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of moiybdate orange pigments
       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of *«?"• yellow pigments

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of chrome green pigments

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of chrome oxide green
       pigments (anhydrous and hydrated)

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of iron blue pigments
 K008


 K009


 K010


 KD11


 K013


 K014


 K015


 K016


 KD17



 K018


 K019



 K020



 KQ21


 KQ22



 K023


 K024


KD25
                                                              Oven residue from the production of
                                                              chrome oxide green pigments

                                                              Distillation bottoms from the production
                                                              of acetaldehyde from ethyiene

                                                              Distillation side cuts from the production
                                                              of acetaldehyde from ethyiene

                                                              Bottom stream from the wastewater
                                                              stripper in the production of acryionitrile

                                                              Bottom stream from the acetonitrile
                                                              column in the production of acryionitrilc

                                                              Bottoms from the acetonitrile purification
                                                              column in the production of acryionitrilc

                                                                             i the distillation of benzyl
 Still bottoms frc
 chloride

 Heavy ends or distillation residues from
 the production of carbon tetrachloride
 Heavy ends (stfll bottoms) from the
 purification column in the production of
 epichloronydnn

 Heavy ends from the fractionation column
 in ethyl chloride production

 Heavy ends from the distillation of
 ethyiene dichloride in ethyiene dichloride
 production

 Heavy ends from the distillation of vinyl
 chloride in vinyl chloride monomer


 Aqueous spent antimony catalyst waste
 from fluoromethane production

 Distillation bottom tars from the
 production of phenol/acetone from
 cumene

 Distillation light ends from the production
 of phthalic anhydride from naphthalene

 Distillation bottoms from the production
 of phthalic anhydride from naphthalene

 Distillation bottoms from the production
 of nitrobenzene by the nitration of
benzene
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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code   Waste description
                                                     Code  Waste description
 KQ26

 K027


 K028


 K029


 K030



 K031


 K032


 KQ33


 K034



 K035


 K036

 K037


 KQ38

KD39



K040


K041


K042
       Stripping still tails from the production of
       methyl ethyl pyridines

       Centrifuge and distillation residues from
       toluene diisocyanate production
       Spent catalyst from the hydrochlorinator
       reactor in the production of 1,1*1-
       Waste from the product steam stripper in
       the production of 144-trichloroethane

       Column bottoms or heavy ends from the
       combined production of trichlorocthyiene
       and perchlorocthyicne

       By-product salts generated in the
       production of MSMA and cacodyiic acid

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production
       Wastewater and scrub water from the
       chlorination of cydopentadiene in the
       production of chlordane

       Filter solids from the filtration of
       hexacfalorocyclopentadiene in the
       production of chlordane

       Wastewater treatment sludges generated
       in the production of creosote
       Still bottoms from toluene reclamation
       distillation in the production of disulfoton
       Wastewater treatment sludges from the
       production of disulfoton

       Wastewater from the washing and
       stripping of phoratc production
       Filter qtVc from the filtration of
       diethyiphosphorodithioicacid in the
       production of phorate

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of phorate

       Wastewater treatment sludge from the
       production of toxaphene

       Heavy ends or distillation residues from
       the distillation of tetrachlorobenzene in
       the production of 2,4,5-T
 K043


 K044



 K045


 KD46



 K047

 K048


 K049


 KQSO


 KQS1


 KD52


 K060


 K061



 K062



K064
        2,6-dichlorophenol waste from the
        production of 2,4-D

        Wastewater treatment sludges from the
                         processing of
        explosives

        Spent carbon from the treatment of
        m^StgaqtPT rrmtamfng CXploSJVPS

        Wastewater treatment sludges from the
        manufacturing, formulation, and loading of
        lead-based initiating compounds

        Pink/red water from TNT operations

        Dissolved air flotation (DAF) float from
        tnff pCtrOiCQBl fcnmfiy IDQUSt^V

        Slop oO emulsion solids from the
        petroleum refining industry

        Heat *^*>*t»ygyy bundle rfMMi«*w sludge
        from the petroleum refining industry

        API separator sludge from the petroleum
        rf fining mtjnstry

        Tank bottoms (leaded) from the
        petroleum refining industry

        Ammonia f**fl lime sludge from coking
        operations

        Fmi^cjop control dust/sludge from the
        primary production of steel in electric
       Spent pickle liquor from steel finicking
       operations of plants that produce iron or
       steel

       Acid plant blowdown slurry/sludge
       resulting from the ri"efonmg of blowdown
       slurry from primary copper production
K065   Surface
                             oikb
din
       and dredged from surface impoundments
       at primary lead smelting facilities

K066   Sludge from treatment of process
       wastewater and/or acid plant blowdown
       from pmuary zinc production

KQ69   Emission control dust/sludge from
       fffmmtiiry leadi
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                                EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code   Waste description
 Code  Waste description
 K071   Brioe purification muds from the mercury
         cell process in chlorine production, in
         which separately prepurified brine is not
         used

 K073   Chlorinated hydrocarbon waste from the
         purification step of the diaphragm cell
         process using graphite anodes in chlorine
         production

 K083   Distillation bottoms from aniline
         production

 K084   Wastewater treatment sludges generated
         during the production of veterinary
         Pharmaceuticals from arsenic or organo-
         arsenic compounds

 K085    Distillation or fractionation column
         bottoms from the production of
         chlorobenzencs

 K086    Solvent washes and sludges, caustic washes
         and sludges, or water washes and sludges
         from ft^anmg tubs and equipment used in
         the formulation  of ink from pigments,
        driers, soaps, and stabilizers containing
         chromium anff lead

 K087   Decanter tank tar sludge from coking
        operations
 K088   Spent potiiners from primary aluminum
        reduction

 KQ90   Emission control dust or sludge from
        ferrochromiumsilicon production
 K091   Emission control dust or sludge from
        ici locnromiimi production

 K093   Distillation light  ends from the production
        of phthalic anhydride from ortho-xyiene
 K094   Distillation bottoms from the production
        of phthalic anhydride from ortho-xyiene
K095   Distillation bottoms from the production
        of 1,1,1-tricUoroethane

K096   Heavy ends from the heavy ends column
        from the production of 14,1-
        trichloroethane
K097



K098


K099


K100



K101
K102



K1Q3

K104

K1Q5


K106


Kill

K112
        Vacuum stripper discharge from the
        chlordane chlorinator in the production of
        chlordane

        Untreated process wastewater from the
        production of toxaphene

        Untreated wastewater from the production
        of2,4-D
        Waste i«a«*
        of
                      solution from acid
                   control dust /sludge from
                    d
        Distillation tar residues from the
        distillation of aniline-based compounds in
        th>» production of veterinary
        phju-I"affM>f"'a*ie from arsenic or organo-
        arsenic compounds

        Residue from the use of activated carbon
        for decoiorization in the production of
        veterinary Pharmaceuticals from arsenic or
                         pounds
        Process residues from aniline extraction
        from the production of aniline
        Combined wastewater st«r-^ins generated
        from nitrobenzene/aniline production
        Separated aqueous stream from the
        reactor product washing step in the
        production of chlorobenzenes
        Wastewater treatment sludge from the
        mercury cell process m chlorine
        production
        Product washwaters from the production
        of dinitrotoluene via nitration of toluene
        Reaction byproduct water from the drying
        column in the production of
        toluenediamine via hydrogenation of
        dinitrotoluene
K113    Condensed liquid light ends from
        purification of Tohicnffdiaminp hi
        production of toluenediamine via
        hydrogenation of dinitrotoluene
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code   Waste description
                                                     Code   Waste description
 K114
 K115
 K116
 K117
K123
K124
K125
K126
K136
        VicinaJs from the purification of
        toluenediamine in production of
        toluenediamine via hydrogenation of
        dinitrotoluene

        Heavy ends from purification of
        toluenediamine in the production of
                    " via hydrogenation of
        Organic ffmApntatn from the solvent
        recovery column in the production of
        toluene diisocyanate via phosgenation of
        Wastewater from the reactor vent gas
        scrubber in the production of ethyiene
        dibromide via bromination of ethane
K118    Spent adsorbent solids from purification of
        ethyiene dibromide in the production of
        ethyiene dibromide via bromination of
        ethene
       Process wastewater (including superaates,
       filtrates, and wash waters) from the
       production of Ethyienebisditbiocarbamic
       Acids and their salts. Hazardous Code T
       Reactor vent scrubber water from the
       prod
       Adds and their salts. Hazardous Code T

       Filtration, evaporation, and centrifugation
       of solids from the production of
                           aiqtc Adds a"d
       salts. Hazardous Code T and C

       Baghouse dust and floor sweepings in
                  jtf^te aging operations from
       production or formulation of
       Ethytmrhndithiocarbamic Acids and their
       salts.  Hazardous Code T

       StOI bottoms from the purification of
       ethyiene dibromide in the production of
       ethyiene dibromide via bromination of
Discarded Commercial Chemical Products, OfT-
Spedficaiion Species, Container Residuals, and
Spill Residues Thereof—Acute Hazardous Waste
(An alphabetized listing con be found at 40 CFR
261J3.)
 P001


 P001



 POQ2

 POQ2

 POOS

 P003

 F004



 P004

 POOS

 P005

 P006

 P007

 P007

 POOS

POOS

POOS

P009

P009

P010

P011

P011

P012

P012
P013

P014
        Warfarin, when present at concentrations
        greater than or equal to 03%

        3-(alpha-Acetonyl-benzyl)-4-
        hydroxycoumarin and salts, when present
        at concentrations greater than 03%

                  N-(ammothioxomethyl)
        l-Acetyl-2-thiourea

        2-PropenaI

        Acroletn

        U3A10,10-hexachloro-l,4,4a^,8t8a-
        hexahydro-l,4:5,8«endo,exD-
       Aldrin

       2-propen-l-ol

       AIM alcohol

       Aluminum phosphide (r,t)

       3(2H)-isoxazolone^-(ambomethyl)-

       5-(aminomethyi)*3-isoxazolol

       4>a-aminopyridine

       4-pyridinamine

       4-aminopyridine
       Ammonium picrate (r)

       Arsenic acid (t)

       Arsenic pentoxide (t)

       Arsenic (V) oxide (t)

       Arsenic (HI) oxide (t)

       Arsenic trioxide (t)

       Barium cyanide

       Thiophenol
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code   Waste description
                                                       Code   Waste description
 P014
 POLS
 P016
 P016
 P017
 P017
 P018
 P018
 P020
 P020
 P021
 PQ22
 P022
 P023
 P023
 P024
 P024
 P026
 PQ26
 P027
 P027
 P028
 P028
 P029
 PQ30

 PQ31
 P033
 P033
P034
P034
P036
        Benzenethiol
        Beryllium dust (t)
        Methane,oxybis(chloro)-
        Bis(chloromethyi) ether
        2-propanone4-bromo- (t)
        Broffloacetooe (t)
       Brucine
       Dinoseb
       PhenolA4-dinitro-6-(l-methylpropyi)-
       Calcium cyanide
       Carbon bisulfide (t)
       Carbon disulfide(t)
       Acetaldehyde, chloro-
       Chloroacetaldehyde
                    4*chlorO*
       p-Chloroanuine
       Thiourea, (2-chlorophenyl)-
       l-(o-Chlorophenyl)thiourea
       Prnpa
       3-Chloropropionitrile
       Benzene, (chlorometbyl)-
       Benzyl chloride
       Copper cyanides
       Cyanides (soluble cyanide salts), not
       elsewhere specified (t)
       Cyanogen
       Chlorine cyanide
       4,6-dinkro-o-cydohexylphenol (t)
       PhenoU-^clohe»yl-4,6-dinitro- (t)
       Dichlorophenyiarsine
 P036
 P037
 P037

 PQ38
 PQ38
 P039

 P039
 P040
 P040

 P041
 P041

 P042
 P042

 P043
 P043
 P043

 P044
 F044

 P045

 P04S
P046
P046
P047
P047
P048
P048
 Phenyl dichloroarsine
 Dieldrin
 l£3,4,10,10-hexachloro-6,7-expoxy-
 I,4,4a4t6,7&8a-octanydro-endo,exo-
 Diethyiarsine (t)
 Arsine, diethyi- (t)
 0,0-diethyl S-[2-(ethytthto)ethyl]
 phosphorodithioate (t)
 Disulfoton (t)
 0,0-diethyl 0-pyrazinyl phosphorothioate
 Phosphorothioic acid, 0,0-diethyl 0-
 pyrazmyi ester
 Diethyl-p-nitrophenyl phosphate
 Phosphoric acid, diethyi p-nitrophenyl
 ester
 l£-benzenediol, 4-[l-hydroxy-2-
 (methyiamnio)ethyl]-
 Dtisopropyl fiuorophosphate
 Fluoridic acid, bis(l-methylethyl) ester
 Phosphorofluoridic acid, bis(l-
 methyiethyl) ester
 Dimethoate (t)
 Phosphorodithioic acid, 0,0-dhnethyl S-{2-
 (methyiamino)-2-oxoethyi]ester (t)
 33-dimethyl-l-(methylthio)-2-butanone, 0-
 [(methyiammo)carbonyl]oxime
 Thiofancoc
 alpha^lpha-dbnethyiphenethylamine (t)
 EthanaminevXl-dimethyl-2-phenyl- (t)
 4,6-dinitn>-o-cresol and salts
 PhenoI£4-dmetro-6-methyl-, and salts
2,4-dinitrophenol
 Phenol^,4-dinitro-
                                                 D-7

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Code   Waste description
                                                      Code   Waste description
P049   2,4-Dithiobiuret
P049   Thioimidodicarbonic diamide
PQ50   trnn
P050   5-norbornene-23-dimethanoltl,44,6,7,7-
        hexachioro,cyclic sulfite
P051   l^,4,10,10-hexachloit>^,7-expoxy-
        l,4,4a4,6,7A8a-axtafaydro-endo,endo-
POS1    Endrio
P054    Etbyieaimioe
PQ54    Aziridine
P056    Fluorine
P057    Fluoroacetamide
P057
       hexahydro-I,4:S,8-endo, endo-
P058    Fluoroacetic acid, sodinm salt
P058    Acetic acid, fluoro-, sodium
P059    Heptachlor
PQ59    4,7-methano-lH-indene
        heptachioro-3a,4,7,7a-tetrafaydro-
P060    Hexachlorohexahydro-endo,endo-
P060

P062
P062
P063
P063
P064
P064
P065
P065
P066
P066
       Hexaethyi tetraphosphate
       Tetraphosphoric acid, hexaeth^ ester
       Hydrocyanic acid
       Hydrogen cyanide
       Methyl isocyanate
       Isocyanic acid, nxetoyi ester
       Fuiminic acid, mercory(II) salt (r,t)
       Mercury fulminate (r^)
       Methomyl
       Acetimidtc acid, N-
       [(methyicarbamoyl)oxy]thio-, methyl ester
 P067
 P067
 P068
 P068
 P069
 P069
 P070

 P070
 P071

 P071
 P072
 P072
 P073
 P073
 P074
 P074
 POTS
 P075

P076
P076
P077
P077
P078
POTS
P081
P081
P082
P062
PQ64
P084
                                                              2-methyiaziridine
                                                                      enmne
 1^-propyl
 Hydrazine^nethyi-
 Methyl hydrazine
 2-methyliactonitnle
 Propanenitrfle^-bydrcoty-2-metbyl-
 Propanal, 2-methyl-2-(methylthio)-,
 0[(oethyiamino)carbonyl}oxime
 Aldtcarb
 O^dimethyi 0-p-nitrophenyl
 phosphorothioate
 Methyl parathion
 alpha-Naphthylthiourea
 Thiourea, 1-naphthalenyl-
 Nickel tetracarbonyl
 Nickel carbonyi
 Nickel(n)cyanide
 Nickel cyanide
 Nicotine and salts (t)
 Pyridine, (S)-Ml-«n«ny^-pyrroUdinyl)-,
 and salts
Nitrogen (II) oxide (t)
Nitric oxide (t)
p-Nitroaniline (t)
Benzenamine, 4-nitro-
Nitrogen (IV) oxide
Nitrogen dioxide
Nitroglycerine (r,t)
 1^3-propanetrioUrinitrate-(r)
EthenamhieJJ-methyl-N-nitroso-
N-nitrosomethyivinyiamine
                                                D-8

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EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code
P085
P08S
P087
P087
P088
P088
P089
P089
P092
P092
P093
P093
P094
P094
P095
P095
P096
P096
P097
P097
P098
P099
P101
P101
P102
P102
P103
P103
P104
Waste description
Diphosphoramide o^'mrthyl-
Octamethytpyrophosphoramide
Osmium tetroxide
Osmium oxide
Endothall
7-oxabicycto[2il]heptane-23-dicarboxylic
acid
Parathion (t)
Phosphorothioic acid,0,0-diethyi 0-(p-
nitrophenyl) ester (t)
Mercury,(acetato-0)phenyl-
Phenyunercuric acetate
N-pheaylthiourea
Thiourea, phenyi-
Phosphorothioic acid, 0,0-diethyl S-
(ethyithio)metfayl ester (t)
Phorate (t)
Phosgene (t)
Carbonyl chloride
Hydrogen phosphide
rPOSff iim c
Famphur
Phosphorothioic acid, 0,0-dimethyl 0-[p-
((dmethylanuno)-sulfonyi)phenyi]ester
Potassium cyanide
Potassium silver cyanide
Ethyl cyanide
TtrnMimmmmitmSl^
t iWfMncnmilC
ivpoigyi alCOUOi
2-propyn-l-ol
Selenourea
CarbainiiT!i'1oselenoic acid
SDver cyanide
Code
P105
P106
P108
P108
P109
P109
P110
P110
P1U
Pill
P112
P112
P113
P113
P114
P115
P115
P116
PU6
PUS
P118
P119
P119
P120
P120
P121
P122
P122
P123
P123
Waste description
Sodium azide
Sodium cyanide
Strychnidin-10-one, and salts (t)
SfrvrhninA and Salts ( f\
Dithiopyrophosphoric acid, tetraethyl ester
Tetraethyldithiopyrophosphate
Tetraethyl lead
^»-~ — .1 — i 	 1 — ,--..-
i etraeutyipyropnospfiaie
Pyrophosphonc acid, tetraethyl ester
M*th9fM» tftmt'itrn. fr\
Tetranitromethane (r)
ThaDium(III) oxide
Thallium(I) selenide
Sulfuric acid, thaDium(I) salt
ThaIIinm(I)sulfate
Hmlrit^IjLjj--..Kj-Ltl 'T.-L 	 'A

Mcthanffthk>l trichloro*
Trir^|^>rfyfii^t)iani»thi^>l
Vanadic aci^ a^nmoniunt salt

Vanadium pcntooddc
Vanacfinm(V) oxide
Zincqranidc
Tinr phosnb'dr (r t)
cnncmmiHnn^ irr^atrr than 1fK£i
Tnmnh^fir
Camphene, octachloro-
            D-9

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EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code Waste description
Discarded Commercial Chemical Products, OfT-
SpecUication Species, Container Residues, and
Spill Residues Thereof-Toxic Waste (An
alphabetized listing can be found at 40 CFR 261.33. )
U001 Ethanal (i)
U001 Acetaldefayde (i)
U002 2-propanone (i)
U002 Acetone (i)
U003 Ethanenitrile (i,t)
U003 Acetonitrile (i,t)
U004 Ethanone,l-phenyl-
U004 Acetophenone
U005 2*acetyiaminofluorene
UOQS Acetamide, N-9H-fluoren-2-yl-
U006 Ethanoyl chloride (cj,t)
U006 Acetyl chloride (cj,t)
U007 2-propenamide
U007 Aeryiamide
uuuo x-propenoic aao (i)
U008 Acrylic acid (i)
U009 2-propenenitrile
U009 Acryionitrile
U010 Mitomycin C
dione, 6-amino-8-[((aminocarbonyl)
oixy)methyl]-llla^8, 8aif8b*bexabydro-8a-
methoxy-5-methyi-
U011 Amitrole
I 11)1? Rmwnmiiit* ft t\
U012 Aniline (i,t)
U014 Auramine
U014 Benzenamme, 4,4'-carbonimidoylbis(N,N-
dimethyl-
Code
U015
U015
U016
U016
U017
U017
U018
U018
U019
U020
U020
U021
U021
U022
U022
U023
U023
U024
U024
U025
U025
U026
U026
U027
U027
U028
U028
U029
U029
U030
UQ30
Waste description
L-serine, diazoacetate (ester)
Azaserine
Benz[c]acridine
3 4-benzacridinc
RC^TS! chloride
Benezene, (dichloromethyl)-
RMnfalanrhracene

Benzene (Lt)
RiJUTgiieMilfotml chloride (C.T\
Benzcnesulfonic acid chloride (c,r)
Benzidine
(l,l'-biphenyl)-4,4'-dianiine
Benzotrichloride (vJ.)
Benzene, (trichloromethyl)-(c,r,t)
Bis(2-chloroethoxy) methane
Ethane44'-[methylenebis(oxy)]bis[2-
chloro-
Dichioroethyl ether
Ethane,l,l'-oxybis[2-chioro-
2>naphthylamine>NJ4-bis(2-chloromethy])-
Propane^2'-oxybis[2-chloro-
Bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
Bis(2-ethyihexyl) phthalate
1^-benzenedicarboxylic acid, [bis(2-
ethyihexyl)]ester
Methane, brorno-
Methyl bromide
4-bromophenyl phenyl ether
Benzene, l*bromo-4-phenoxy-
             D-10

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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code   Waste description
Code   Waste description
U031   1-butanol (i)
U031   N-bntyl alchohol (i)
U032   Calcium chromate
U032   Chromic acid, calcium salt
U033   Carbonyl fluoride (r,t)
U033   Carbon oxyfluoride (r,t)
U034   Chloral
U034   Acetaldebyde, trichloro-
U035   Butanoic acid, 4-{bis(2-
        chloroethyl)amino]benzene-
U035   Chloramburil
U036   4,7-methanoindan, l£,4,5,6,7&8-octa-
        chloro-3a,4J,7a-tetrahydro-
U036   Chlordane, technical
U037   Chlorobenzene
UQ37   Benzene, chloro-
UQ38   Ethyl 4,4'-dichlorobenzilaie
U038   Benzeneacetic acid, 4-chloro-alpha-4-
        chloro-phenyl)-alpha-hydroxy, ethyl ester
U039   Phenol,4-chloro-3-methyl-
U039   4-chloro-m-cresol
U041   Oxirane^-(chloromethyl)-
U041   l-chloro-23-expoxypropane
U042   Ethenet?,-chloroethoxy-
U042   2-chloroethyl vinyl ether
U043   Ethene,chloro
U043   Vinyl chloride
U044   Methane, trichloro-
U044   Chloroform
U045   Methane, chloro-(i,t)
U045   Methyl chloride (M)
U046   Methane, chloromethoxy-
U046   Chloromethyl methyl ether
U047
U047
U048
U048
U049
U049
UQSO
UQSO
UQS1
U052
U052
UQS3
UQS3
UQ55
U055
UOS6
U056
UQS7
UQS8

U058
U059
UQS9
U060
U060
U061
U061
U062
U062

U063
       Naphthalene, 2-chloro-
       beta-chloronaphthalene
       PhenoU-chloro-
       o-chlorophenol
       4-chloro-o-toluidine4>vdrochloride
       Benzenamme, 4-chloro-2-methyl-
       IfZ-benzphenanthrene
       Chrysene
       Creosote
       Cresyiicacid
       Crcsols
       2-butenal
       Crotonaldehyde
       Cumene (i)
       Benzene, (l-methyiethyl)-(i)
       Cydohexane (i)
       Benzene, hexahydro- (i)
       Cyclo

       2H-Ur2-oxazaphosphorme, 2-[bis(2-
       chloroethyl)amino]-tetrahydro-2 oxide
       Cydophosphamide
       5,12-naphthacenedione, (8S-cis)-8-
       aceryi[(3-amino-23,6-trideoxy-alpha-L-
       lyxohexopyranosyl)oxyl] -7,8,9,10-
       tetrahydro-6\8,ll-trihydroxy-l-methoxy-
       Dannomycin
       Dichloro diphenyl dichloroethane
       ODD
       DDT
       Dichloro diphenyl trichloroethane
       Diallate
       S-(2>dichloroallyl)
       diisopropylthiocarbamate
       Dibenz{a4i]anthrac
                                                 D-ll

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                                EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code  Waste description
                                              Code   Waste description
 U063
 U064
 U064
 U066
 U066
 U067
 U067
 U068
 U068
 U069
 U069
 U070
 U070
 U071
 U071
 U072
 U072
 U073
 U073
 U074
 U074
 U075
U075
U076
U076
U077
U077
U078
U078
U079
U079
U080
 143,6-dibenzanthracene
 Dibenzja,i}pyrcne
 1^7,8-dibenzopyrene
 Propane,l-2-dibromo-3-chloro-
 l^-dibromo-3-chloropropane
 Ethyiene dibromide
 Ethane, IrZ-dibromo-
 Methane, dibromo-
 Methyieae bromide
 Dibutyl phthalate
 1^-benzenedicarboxylic acid, dibutyl ester
 o-dichlorobenzene
 Benzene, 1^-dichloro-
 m-dichlorobenzene
 Benzene, 13-dichloro-
 p-dichlorobenzene
 Benzene, 1,4-dichloro
33'-dichloroben2idine
2-butenc,l,4-dichloro-(i,t)
l,4-dicfaloro-2-butenc (i,t)
Methane, dichlorodifluoro-
Dichlorodifluoromethane
EthyUdene dichloride
Ethane44-dichloro-
Ethyiene dichloride
Ethanevli2-dichloro-
Ethene,l-l-dichloro-
1^1-dichloroethylene
Ethene, trans-l^-dichloro-
l^-dichioroethylene
Methane, dichloro-
                                              U080
                                              U081
                                              U081
                                              U082
                                              U082
                                              U083
                                              U083
                                              U084
                                              U084
                                              U085
                                              U08S
                                              U086
                                              U086
                                              U087

                                              U087
                                              U088
                                              U088
                                              U089
                                              U089
                                              U090
                                              U090
                                              U091
        Methylene chloride -
        Phenol^,4-dichloro-
        2,4-Dtchlorophenol
        PhenoU,6^ichloro>
        2,6-dichlorophenol
        Propyiene dichloride
        1^-dichloropropane
        Propene,13-dichloro-
        13-dichloropropene
        W-bionrane (u)
        1^3,4-diepoxybutane (i,t)
        Hydrazine, 1^-diethyi-
        NJ^-diethylhydrazine
        Phosphorodithioic acid&O-diethyl-, $-
        methyl-ester
        0,0-diethyI-S-methyl>dithiophosphate
        Diethyl phthalate
        1^2-benzeoedicarboxyiic acid, diethyl ester
        4,4'-stflbenediol^lpha^ipha'-diethyl-
        Diethylstilbestrol
        Dihydrosafrole
        BeiiTrnr.l ,7-methyienedioxy-4-propyl-
        (I>l'-biphenyl)-4,41-diamine33'-
U091   33'-dimethoxybenzidine
U092   Methanamtne, N-methyl-(i)
U092   Dimethylamme (i)
U093   Dimethylamnioazobenzene
U093   Benzenamine, N.N-dimctliyl-4-phenyiazo-
U094   7,12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene
U094
U095   (W-biphenyO^^'-dianune^^'-dimethyl-
U095   33'-dimethyibenzidine
                                                D-12

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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code   Waste description
                                                     Code   Waste description
 LJ096
 U096

 U097
 U097
 U098
 U098
 U099
 U099
 U101
 U101
 U102
 U102

 U103
 U103
 U105
 U10S
 U106
 U106
 U107
 U107

 U108
 U108
 U109
 U109
 U110
 U110
 Ulll
 Ulll
U112
U112
       Hydroperoride, l-methyl-phenylethyl-(r)
       Alpha,alpha-
       Dimethylbeazyibydroperoxide-(r)
       Carbamoyl chloridc,dimethyl-
       Dimethyicarbamoyi chloride
       Hydrazine>ltl-diznethyl-
       1,1-dimethylhydrazine
       Hydraziae, 1^2-dimethyl-
       1^-dimethylhydrazine
       PhenoU,4-dimethyi-
       2,4-dmethylphenol
       Dimethyl phthalate
       1-2-beozenedicarboxyiic acid, dimethyl
       ester
       Sulfuric acid, dimethyl ester
       Dimethyl sulfate
       2,4-dinitrotoluene
       Benzene, l-methyl-2,4-dinitro-
       2,6-dinitrotoluene
       Benzene, l-methyl-2,6-dinitro
       Di-n-octyi phthalate
       l-2*benzenedicarbaxyiic acid, di-n-octyl
       ester
       1,4-diethyiene dioxide
Hydrazine, W-diphenyl-
1^-diphenylhydrazme
l-propanamhie,N-propyl-(i)
Dipropyiamiae (i)
N-nitroso-N-propyiamine
Di-N-propyinitrosamine
Ethyl acetate (i)
Acetic acid, ethyl ester (i)
 U113
 U113
 U114

 U114
 U115
 U115
 U116
 U116
 UU7
 U117
 U118
 U118
 U119
 U119
 U120
 U120
 U121
 U121
 U122
 U122
 U123
 U123
 U124
 U124
 U12S
 U125
 U126
 U126
U127
U127
U128
 2-propenoic acid, ethyl ester (i)
 Ethyl acryiatc (i)
 Ethyienebis(dithiocarbamtc acid), salts and
 esters
 l^-ethanedrylbiscarbamodithioic acid
 Omane fa)
 Ethylene oxide (i,t)
 Ethylene thiourea
Ethyl ether (1)
Ethane,U'-
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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code   Waste description
                                                     Code   Waste description
 U128
 U129
 U129
 U130
 U130

 U131
 U131
 U132
 U132
 U133
 U133
 U134
 U134
 U135
 U135
 U136
 U136
 U137
 U137
 U138
 U138
 U139
 U139
 U140
 U140
 U141
 U141
 U142
U142

U143
U144
       Hexachlorocydohexane (gamma isomer)
       T mriane
       Hexachlorocydopeatadene
       chloro-
       Hexachloroediane
       Ethane,l,l,lA2£-hexachloro-
       Hexachloropfaeae
       2^-methyienebis(3,4,6-trichiorophenol)
       Hydrazine (r,t)
       Diamine (r,t)
       Hydrogen fluoride (c,t)
       Hydrofluoric acid (c,t)
       Sulfur hydride
       Hydrogen sulfide
       Hydroxydhnethyiarsine oxide
       Cacodyiicacid
       l,HHL2-phenylene)pyrene
       Ideno[L2>cd]pyrene
       Methane, iodo-
       Methyl iodide
       Ferric dextran
       Iron dextran
       l-propanoL2-methyl- (Lt)
       Isobutyl alcohol (Lt)
       Isosafrole
       Benzene, l^methyienedioxy-4-propcnyl-
       Kepone
       Decachlorooctahydro-13,4-nietheno-2H-
       cydobota{c>d}-pentaJen-2-one
       Lasiocarpine
       Lead acetae
 U144
 U145
 U145
 U146
 U147
 U147
 U148
 U148
 U149
 U149
 U150
 U150

 U151
 U152
 U152
 TJ1S3
 U153
 U154
 U1S4
 U155

 U155
 U1S6
U156
 U157
 U157

U158
U158
U259
U159
U160
 Acetic acid, lead salt
 Phosphoric add, lead salt
 Lfad phosphate
 Lead subacetate
 24-furandione
 Maleic anhydride
 Maleic hydrazide
 l^-dihydro-3,6-pyradizinedione
 Propanedinitrile
 Malononitrile
 Melphalan
 Alanine,3-{p-bis(2>chloroethyl)ainino]
Mercury
Propenenitrile^-methyl- (i,t)
Methacrylonitrile (i,t)
Thiomethanoi (i,t)
Methanethiol (i,t)
Methanol(i)
Methyl alcohol (i)
Pyridine, 2-f(2-dimethylamino)ethyi]-2-
phenyiamino-
Methapyrilene
Methyl chlorocarbonate (i,t)
Carbonochloridic acid, methyl ester (i,t)
3-methyicholanthrene
BenzD]aceanthryiene, L2-dihydro-3-
methyi-
4,4'-Methyienefais(2-cUoroaiiiline)
Ben2enamine,4,4'.methylenebis(2-ch]oro>
Methyl ethyl ketone(U)
2-butanone (a)
Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (r^)
                                              D-1A

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EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Contioned)
Code Waste description
17160 2-butanone peroxide (r,t)
U161 4-methyl-2-pentanone (i)
U161 Methyl isobutyl ketone (i)
U162 2-propenoic acid, 2-methyl-, methyl ester
ftt)
U162 Methyl methacryiate (i,t)
U163 Gnanidine, N-nitroso-N-methyl-N'-nitro-
U163 N-methyl-N'-nitro-N-nitrosoguanidinc
U164 4(lH)-pyrimidinone, 23-dihydro-6-methyl-
2-thioxo-
U164 Methylthiouracil
U165 Naphthalene
¥ Tl£4£ 1 A akflk^L*LMd»««K«KA«t
^1 ^QQ i A •fflppf^^^Hlif f TjTjBy
TT]££ ^ ^-tfflphthii'ffrTdKFTtr
U167 l-naphthyiamine
U167 alpha-naphthyiamine
U168 2-naphthyiamine
U168 beta-naphthylamine
U169 Nitrobenzene 0.0
U169 Benzene, nitro- (i^)
U170 Phenol,4-nitro-
—ft • t
Ulvu p-nitropheaol
U171 Propane^-nitro-0.t)
U171 2-Nitropropane (i,t)
U172 N-nitrosodi-N-biitylamine
1117? l^infanatnnw WJ^ffyJ-^I-iiJtrp^


U174 N-nitrosodiethyiamine
TT174 Pthanatnirw N-fthyl-N-nitTO5O-

U176 N-nitroso-N-ethylurea
U176 CarbamideJ4-ethyl-N-nitroso-
U177 N-nitroso-N-methyhirca
Code
U177
U178
U178
U179
U179
U180
U180
U181
U181

U182
U1S2
T TlQ^
^J JjO1!?
U183
U184
U184
U18S
U185
U186
U186
U187
U187
U188
U188
U189
U189
U190
U190
U191
U191
U192
U192

Waste description
CarbamideJ4-meihyI-N-nitroso-
N-nitroso-N-methyiurethanc
Carbamic acid, methyinitroso-, ethyl ester
N-nitrosopiperidine
Pyridinerhexahydro*N>nitroso-
Nitrosopyrrolidine
Pyrrole, tetrahydro-N-nitroso-
5-nitro-o-toluidinc
K^-ri**"™ ^.m-rKyl-^irro
1 *
Paraldehyde
1 ^ 'T-iiLiiiati^ 9 d. /wfrifni»rtiyl.
rfilnrohmrr
Pentachlorobenzene
Benzene, pentachloro-
Pentachloroethane
Ethane, pentachloro-
Pfnt&pMnmnitrfd^nvpn*
pn acoiuiuuiuCHTe zm


13-pentadiene (i)
1-methyibntadiene (i)
Ptlf>fU«>»ftf|

A^Rramui* fJ-^A-^fhOTyphf nvl}-

Phenol
•SCHZBQG* pyoro?^^
Pbosphonis suUide (r)
Sulfur phosphide (r)
PtithaKf anhy^rjrif
i ^-Vv^T^nHirarbmtylic acid anhvdridc
2-picolme
Pyridine, 2-methyl.
Pmnar^if)^

a^-didjloro-N-CUKlimethyl^-propynyl)

             D-15

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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code  Waste description
                                            Code  Waste description
 U193
 U193
 U194
 U194
 U196
 U197
 U197
 U200
 U200

 U201
 U201
 U202
 U202

 U203
 U2Q3
 U204
 U204
 U205
 U205
 U206
 U206

 U207
 U207
 U208
 U208
 U209
U209
U210
U210
1^2-oxathioiane, 2^2-dioxide
1^3-propane sultone
1-propanamine (i,t)
N-propylamine (i,t)
Pyridine
p-benzoQumone
1,4-cydohexadienedione
Reserpine
Ynhhnhan-16-carboxylic acid, 11,17-
dimethoxy-18-((3,4^-trimethoxy-
benzoyl)oxy]-, methyl ester
       13-benzenediol
                                        and
       salts
       Safrok
       Benzene, l^-methylenedioxy-4-allyl-
       Selenious acid
       Selcniion Atmnfa
       Selenimndisnlfide(r,t)
       Sulfur seienide(r4)
       Streptozotocin
       D-glucopyranose, 2-deoty-2(3-methyl-3-
       tutrosoureido)*
      l,lA2-tetrachloroetliane
 U211
 U211
 U213
 U213
 U214
 U214
 U215
 U215
 U216
 U217
 U218
 U218
 TJ219
 U219
 U220
 U220
 TT771
 U221
 U222
 U222
 U223
 U223
 U225
 U225
 U226
 U226
 U227
 U227
 U228
U228
U234
 U234
                                                          Methane, tetrachloro-
                                                          Carbon tetrachloride
                                                          Tetrahydrofuran (i)
                                                          Furan, tetrahydro- (i)
                                                          ThaQiam(I) acetate
                                                          Acetic acid, thallium(l) salt
                                                          Thautum(I) carbonate
                                                          Carbonic acid, dithallimn(I) salt
                                                          TnaQium(I) chloride
                                                          ToaQium(I) nitrate
                                                          Thioacetamide
                                                   Thioorea
                                                   Carbamide, thio-
                                                   Toluene
                                                   Benzene, methyi-
                                                   Toluenediamme
                                                   Diaminotolnene
                                                   o-toluidine hydrochloride
                                                   Benzenamine, 2>methyl-, hydrochioride
                                                   Toluene dosocyanate (r,t)
                                                   Benzene, l^dnsocyanatomethyl- (r,t)
                                                   Methane, tribromo-
                                                   Bromoform
                                                   U4-trichlorocthane
                                                   Methylchloroform
                                                  Ethane, 14^-trichloro-
                                                  Trichloroethylene
                                                  Trichloroethene
                                                  sym-triaitrobenzene (r,t)
                                                  Benzene4AS-trinitro-  rjC
                                              D-16

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          Appendix E




1989 Hazardous Waste Report Forms

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                                                                               OMB* 2050O024   Expires 3-31-92
    BEFORE COPYING FORM, ATTACH SITE IDENTIFICATION LABEL
    OR ENTER:
    SITE NAME
    EPA ID NO.
I   I  I
I  I   I  I   I
FORM

 1C
                 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
                 PROTECTION AGENCY

              1989 Hazardous Waste Report
                                                                                  IDENTIFICATION AND
                                                                                    CERTIFICATION
  INSTRUCTIONS:   Read the detailed instructions beginning on page 7 of the 1989 Hazardous Waste Report booklet before completing this form.
SEC. 1 |site name and location address. Complete items A through H. Check the box H in items A, B, D, E, F, G, and H if same as label; if
(different, enter corrections. If label is absent, enter information. Instruction page 7.
A. EPA ID No.
SameaslabelD or 1 1 1 1


a Ste/eompany name
I | | | | | | | i SameaslabelD or 	 .
inged since 19877 D 1 Yes
D 2 No
D. Street name and number. If not applicable, enter industrial park, building name or other physical location description.
Same as label D
E City, town, village, etc.
Same as label D
F. County G. State
SameaslabelD
I I I
H. Zip Code
SameaslabelD
I I I I I I— I I I I I
SEC. II I Mailing address of site. Instruction page 7.
A. Is the mailing address the same as the location address? D 1 Yes (SNPTOSEC.il)
D 2 No (COMPLETE SEC. D)
B. Number and street name of mailing address
C. City, town, village, etc.
D. State
I I I
E. Zip Code
1 I I I 1 1 — 1 1 1 1 1

SEC. Ill I Name, title, and telephone number of the person who should be contacted if questions arise regarding this report Instruction page 7.
A. Please print: Last name Fust name MJ. B. Tide
C. Telephone
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1— 1 1 1 1 1
EM«*« 1 1 1 1 1

SEC. IV
A.
Enter the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code that describes the principal products, group of products, produced or distributed, or
the services rendered at the site's physical location. Enter more than one SIC Code only if no one industry description includes the combined
activities of the site. Instruction page 8.
III!1


SEC.V
a
i 1 1 1 i


C.
1 1 I 1 I


D.
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1 certify under penalty of law that 1 have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached
documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining the information, 1 believe that the
submitted information is true, accurate, and complete. 1 am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including
the possibility of fine and imprisonment.
A. Number of form pages submitted
FarmlC , i 181 FormQM 1 1 1 1 FormWR 1 1 1 1


B. Please print Last name
D. Signature

First name


MJ. C.TW.
E0e>

Form PS I, 1 1 1


> of signature
MO. DAY YR
Page 1 of
EPA Form 8700-13A/B (5#J)     (Revised 11-85)  (Revised 12-87)  (Revised 11-89)
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 Sec. VI
Generator Status
A.  1989 generation (CHECK ONE BOX BELOW)   B. Reason for not generating (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
    Instruction page 8                             Page 10
   D  1  No (CONTINUE TO BOX B)
   D  2  LOG     —|
   D  3  SOG          (SKIP TO SEC. VII)
   D  4  CESQG  —I
                                   LJ 1   Never generated
                                   ED 2   Out of business
                                   D 3   Only excluded or dehsted waste
           O  4  Only non-hazardous waste
           D  5  Periodic or occasional generator
           D  6  Waste minimization activity
           D  7  Other (SPECIFY IN COMMENTS)
 Sec. VII
On-Site Waste Management Status
A. Storage
   Instruction page 11
                                B.  RCRA treatment, recycling, or disposal
                                   Page 11
C. RCRA-exempt treatment, recycling, or disposal
   Page 12
 Sec. VIII
Waste Minimization Activity during 1988 or 1989
A. Did this site begin or expand a source
   reduction aeth/My during 1988 or 1989?
   Instruction page 12

   D 1  Yes
   D 2  No
                                B. Did this site begin or expand a recycling
                                   activity during 1988 or 1989?
                                   Page 13

                                   D 1  Yes
                                   D 2  No
C. Did this site conduct a source reduction or recycling
   opportunity assessment during 1933 or 1989?
   Page 13

   D  1 Yes
   D  2 No
0. What factors have limited this site from initiating new source reduction activities during 1988 or 1989?
   (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
   Page 13

   D 01  No factors have limited new source reduction activities.
   D 02  Insufficient capital to install new source reduction equipment or implement new source reduction practices.
   D 03  Lack of technical information on source reduction techniques applicable to the specific production processes.
   D 04  Source reduction is not economically feasible:  cost savings in waste management or production will not recover the capital investment.
   D 05  Concern that product quality may decline as a result of source reduction.
   O 06  Technical limitations of the production processes.
   D 07  Permitting burdens.
   D 08  Other (SPECIFY IN COMMENTS)
   What factors have limited this site from initiating new on-site or off-site recycling activities during 1988 or 1989?
   (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
   Page 13
  D 01  No factors have limited new recycling activities.
  D 02  Insufficient capital to install new recycling equipment
          or implement new recycling practices.
  D 03  Lack of technical information on recycling techniques
          applicable to this site's specific production processes.
  D 04  Recycling not economically feasible:  cost savings in
          waste management or production will not recover the
          capital investment.
  D 05  Concern that product quality may decline as a result
          of recycling.
  D 06  Requirements to manifest wastes inhibit shipments off
          site for recycling.	
                                                    O 07 Financial liability provisions inhibit shipments off site for recycling.
                                                    O 08 Technical limitations of product processes inhibit shipments off site
                                                          for recycling.
                                                    O 09 Techical limitations of production processes inhibit on-site recycling.
                                                    O 10 Permitting burdens inhibit recycling.
                                                    D 11 Lack of permitted off-site recycling facilities.
                                                    D 12 Unable to identify a market for recyclable materials.
                                                    D 13 Other (SPECIFY IN COMMENTS)
Comments:
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OR ENTER:
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                             I
 FORM

GM
                 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
                 PROTECTION AGENCY


              1989 Hazardous Waste Report
                                                                    WASTE GENERATION AND
                                                                         MANAGEMENT
INSTRUCTIONS: Read the detailed instructions beginning on page 14 of the 1989 Hazardous Waste Report booklet before completing this form.
•CC. 1 A. Waste descnption
I 1 Instruction Page 15
>. EPA hazardous waste code C. State haa
P«S» 15 Page 16
1 1 1 1 1 III 1 III 1 1 1 1

1. SIC code E. Source code F. Former
Page 16 Page 16 Page 11
1 1 1 1 1 IA 1 1 1

1. TH constituent 1. CAS numbers
Pane 17 Paqe 17 i. 1 1 1 1 1 1.
l_l 3. 1 1 1 1 l-l 1 l-[ 1 4. 1 1
5eC. 1 A. Quantity generated in 1988 a Quantity generated in 1989 C. UOM 0.
II 1 Instruction Page 17 Page 17 Page 18
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I III II (

SYSTEM 1 |_^MJ SYSTEM 2
System type Quantity treated, disposed or recycled in 1989 System type
Page 18 Page 18 Page 18
IMI 1 1 1 III 11)111 Ml

Sec. 1 A. Was this waste shipped off site? Q1 Yes (CONTINUE TO BOX B)
JIIJ Instruction Page 19 Q2 No (SWP TO SEC. IV)
Site B. EPA ID No. of facility to which waste was shipped C. System type
1 Instruction Page 19 Page 19
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IMI 1
S2te l I I I I i i i i i IMI I I
Sec. A. Waste minimization results in 1988 Q1 Yes (CONTINUE TO BOX B)
IV Instruction Page 20 Q 2 No (THIS FORM IS COMPLETE)
a Activity C. Other effects D. Quantity recycled in 1989 due to new activities E
Page 21 Page 21 Page 21
IWI I I IWI I I f-,1 Y- I'' I I I I I
iwi i i iwi I i n* •*>

rdouswaatecode
II I I I I I I I I I I I

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9 Page 16 Code 1 	 I
IBI II Systemtyn. IM 1 1 1 1

1 1 l-l 1 , 1 1 1 1 I.I 1 I.I 1
1 1 l-l 1 l-l 1 S. 1 1 1 1 1 l-l 1 l-l 1

Page 18 or discharged to a sewer/POTW?
Page 18
J 	 I . 1 1 1 D ' Yes (CONTINUE TO SYSTEM 1)
IJilbi/salQasg D 2 No (SOP TO SEC. Iff)
	 |
Quantity treated, disposed or recycled In 1989
Pag* 18
III 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1


D. Total quantity shipped in 1989
Page 19
I I I I I I I I I I
J I | | I I I I I I

- Activity/Production Index F. Source Reduction Quantity
Page 21 Page 22
I I I. I J I I I I I I I I I I

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                 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
                 PROTECTION AGENCY


               1989 Hazardous Waste Report
                                                                   WASTE RECEIVED FROM OFF SITE
INSTRUCTIONS: Read the detailed instructions beginning on page 27 of the 1989 Hazardous Waste Report booklet before completing this form.
1 A. Dmcnplionefnaiaidouaiwat*
Waste I Imtruetton Pag* 27
Jj
a EPAhazantouaiMitacod* C. «•»>!! ••itna «aHi null
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0. OH-«t*»Mjfc*EPAIDNo. E. Quantity racwwd In 1989 F. UOM G. Dmtty
Pag* 28 Page 28 Pag* 28 Pag* 28
' I ' • ' I '
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I n ita/qal H 2*3

H. Wwtc foini COQQ
Pag* 29
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A. DncriptionofhaiantouiiMat*
Waste Imtnjctxxi Page 27
2

L SyMamtyp*
Pag* 29
iMl 1 1 1

B. EPA haVaWdous w^aMi codv --O* • ^iittli&lstsSHNiQUKBttl&itodHt •••/'<£^''-'-' < ••i '
P»9» 28 -.!'§^!l*»a^4^lif~' ,-^fWj'%?I
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0. Oft-lit* Mute* EPA & No. E. Quantity no*w*d In 1989 F. UOM G. DtnMy
P*0*28 Page 28 Pag*28 Page 28
Q CtMckVIDiaiMaiinWatuI , , , . , , ,
Of->l 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 | 	 | n lla/^al PI 2aq

H. Waneteoneod*
Pag. 29
iBl 1 1 1
A. OMenpUonothazaidouiviMI*
Waste tnatfueUm Pag* 27
3

0. On-wt«*ourc«EPAIDNo. E. Quantity wonwd in 1988
Pag. 28 Pag*28
Q Ch*cKVIDian)*aiinWa«*2
or->l I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
L SyUwnlyp*
P*P*2S
iMl 1 1 1
B. EPA harardntit «••«• code '^^8MMiMMtMHBMa»««Bla . , ;;j:f ' , • *:
	
F. UOM G. Dmtty
Pag* 28 Pag*28
L J L III PI IlK/aal D 2*a

H. Wutttoimeod*
Pagt29
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L Syilwn typv
Pag. 29
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  OR ENTER:
  SITE NAME
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                                                FORM

                                                PS
                                                                      U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
                                                                      PROTECTION AGENCY


                                                                   1989 Hazardous Waste Report
                                                                                              WASTE TREATMENT, DISPOSAL,
                                                                                                 OR RECYCLING PROCESS
                                                                                                           SYSTEMS
  INSTRUCTIONS:    Read the detailed instructions beginning on page 30 of the 1989 Hazardous Waste Report booklet before completing this form.
 Sec. I  A. Waste treatment, disposal or recycling system description
  I  I    Instruction Page 36
 3. System type
  Page 36
             IMI   I   I   I
   C. Regulatory status
     Page 36
     D. Operational status
       Page37
         E. Unit type*
           Page 37
3ec. I  A. 1989 influent quantity
 II  |    Instiuaion Page 38
          DOM
                        Density
 Total   I   I   I   I   I   I   I   1   I

 RCRA  I  I  I   I   I   I   I   I   I
                    fj libs/gal
     B. Maximum operational capacity
       Page 39
      Tot*    L

      RCRA   L
;. 1989 liquid effluent quantity
  Page 40

 Total   I  I   I   I   I   I   I   I   I
          UOM
                        Density
     D. 1968 solid/sludge residual quantity
       Page 41

      Total   I  I   I   I   I   I   I  I  I   I
                                                                              UOM
                                                                                           Density
 RCRA   I  I   I   I   I
J	I
                                                                     RCRA
   Umitalions on capacity
   Page 41
                 F.  Commercial availability code
                    Page 41
                                                                                             G.  Percent capacity commetciall
                                  Page 42
3ec. I A. Planned change in maximum operational capacity
         Instruction Page 42
            i Yes (CONTINUE TO BOX B)

            2 No (THIS FORM IS COMPLETE)
                                      B. New maximum operational capacity
                                        Page 42


                                       Total   I  I  I   I   I   I   I   I   I  I  I

                                       RCRA   I  I   I   I   I   I   I   I   I  I   I
                                             UOM
   Planned year of change
   Page 43
                 M 191   I   I
                 D.  Future
                    Page 43
availability code


    LJ
E  Percent future capacity commercially
   Page 43


             I  I   I  I  %
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    SITE NAME
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                                                                                        FORM
                                                                                 Ol
                                                                                                       U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
                                                                                                       PROTECTION AGENCY


                                                                                                   1989 Hazardous Waste Report


                                                                                                    OFF-SITE IDENTIFICATION
   INSTRUCTIONS:     Read the detailed instructions on the back of this page before completing this form.
 Site
       A. EPA ID No. ot off-site installation or transporter
                                                   B. Name of off-site installation or transporter
C. Handler type (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)



                   D   Generator

                   O   Transporter

                   D   TSDR
                                                   D. Address of off-site installation
                                            Street


                                            City
                                      State
                                                             ,    ,
                                                      Code   I	L
 Site
       A. EPA 10 No. of off-site ^retaliation or transporter
                                                   B. Name of off-site installation or transporter
C. Handler type (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)



                   D  Generate!

                   D  Transporter

                   D  TSDR
                                                   D. Address of off-site installation
                                            Street


                                            City
                                      State
                                                      Zip
                                                      Code
                                                                 I   I   I
 Site
       A. EPA ID No. ot off-site installation or transporter
                   I
                                                   B. Name of off-site installation or transporter
C. Handler type (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)



                   D  Generator

                   D  Transporter

                   D  TSDR
                                                   D. Address ot off-site installation
                                            Street


                                            City
                                      State
                                                      Zip
                                                      Code
Site
  4
A. EPA ID No. of off-site installation or transporter



  I    '   I   I    I   I   I    I   I   I    I   I
B. Name of off-site installation or transporter
C. Handler type (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)



                  D   Generator

                  D   Transporter

                  D   TSDR
                                                   D. Address of off-site installation
                                            Street


                                            City
                                                       Zip
                                                       Code   I   I   I    I   I
Site
       A. EPA ID No. of off-site installation or transporter
                                                   B. Name of orf-srte installation or transporter
C. Handler type (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)



                   D  Generator

                   D  Transporter

                   D  TSDR
                                                   D. Address of off-site installation
                                            Street


                                            City
                                                       Zip
                                                       Code   I   I   I    I
I   I    !
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