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CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ES-1
ALABAMA 2
ALASKA 4
ARIZONA 6
ARKANSAS 8
CALIFORNIA 1 °
COLORADO 12
CONNECTICUT 14
DELAWARE 16
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 18
FLORIDA 20
GEORGIA 22
GUAM 24
HAWAII 26
IDAHO 28
ILLINOIS 30
INDIANA 32
IOWA 34
KANSAS 36
KENTUCKY 38
LOUISIANA 40
MAINE 42
MARYLAND 44
MASSACHUSETTS 46
MICHIGAN 48
MINNESOTA 50
MISSISSIPPI 52
MISSOURI 54
MONTANA 56
NAVAJO NATION 58
NEBRASKA 60
NEVADA 62
NEW HAMPSHIRE 64
NEW JERSEY 66
NEW MEXICO 68
NEW YORK 70
NORTH CAROLINA 72
NORTH DAKOTA 74
OHIO 76
OKLAHOMA 78
OREGON 80
PENNSYLVANIA 82
PUERTO RICO 84
RHODE ISLAND 86
SOUTH CAROLINA 88
SOUTH DAKOTA 90
TENNESSEE 92
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TEXAS 94
TRUST TERRITORIES 96
UTAH 98
VERMONT 100
VIRGIN ISLANDS 102
VIRGINIA 104
WASHINGTON 106
WEST VIRGINIA 108
WISCONSIN 110
WYOMING 112
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Executive Summary
The National Biennial
RCRA Hazardous Waste
Report (Based on 1993 Data)
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Executive Summary
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in cooperation with the
States,1 biennially collects information regarding the generation, management, and final
disposition of hazardous wastes regulated under the Resource Conservation and Recovery
Act of 1976 (RCRA), as amended. The purpose of this report is to communicate the
findings of EPA's 1993 Biennial Reporting System (BRS) data collection efforts to the
public, government agencies, and the regulated community.2 The report consists of six
documents:
o Executive Summaryan overview of national hazardous waste generation
and management practices;
o National Analysisa detailed look at waste handling practices in the EPA
Regions, the States and at the largest facilities in the nation, including
quantities of generation, management, shipments and receipts, and interstate
imports and exports, as well as counts of generators and managers;
o State Summary Analysistwo page overviews of the generation and
management practices of individual States;
o State Detail Analysis-a detailed look at each State's waste handling
practices, including overall totals for generation, management, and shipments
and receipts, as well as totals for the largest fifty facilities;
o List of Large Quantity Generators-identifies every hazardous waste generator
in the United States that reported itself to be a large quantity generator in
1993; and
o List of Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities-identifies every hazardous
waste manager in the United States that reported itself to be a treatment,
storage or disposal facility in 1993.
'The term "State" includes the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Navajo Nation, the Trust Territories, and the
Virgin Islands, in addition to the 50 United States.
2Some respondents have submitted Confidential Business Information (CBI) pursuant to 40 CFR 260.2(b). While not
included in any public BRS database, CBI has been incorporated into this report wherever possible. Where CBI has been
omitted to preserve confidentiality, a footnote has been provided.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION
In 1993, 24,362 large quantity generators produced 258 million tons of hazardous
wastes regulated by RCRA.3 This is an increase of 936 generators and a decrease of 47
million tons of waste compared to 1991. As identified in Exhibit 1, the largest hazardous
waste generating States were Texas (63 million tons), Tennessee (34 million tons),
Louisiana (32 million tons), Michigan (21 million tons), and New Jersey (18 million tons).
Together, these States accounted for 65% of the national total.
In comparing 1993 data with those of earlier reports, it is important to note that
many new wastes were captured by RCRA in 1990 with the promulgation of the Toxicity
Characteristic (TC) Rule. The TC Rule added 25 new hazardous waste codes (D018-D043)
and required more stringent analytical tests for the presence of toxic constituents in waste.
These codes captured, at a minimum, 91 million tons of wastes not regulated before 1990.
An additional 44 million tons were described by D01 8-D043 mixed with other waste
codes. This suggests that, in 1993, the new toxicity characteristic wastes captured as
much as 135 million tons of wastes not regulated before 1990. This compares to 162
million tons in 1991.
Hazardous waste generators are included in "The National Biennial RCRA Hazardous
Waste Report" if they identified themselves as large quantity generators. A generator is a
large quantity generator if it met the following federal criteria:
o The generator generated in any single month 1,000 kg (2,200 Ibs. or 1.1
tons) or more of RCRA hazardous waste; or
o The generator generated in any single month, or accumulated at any time, 1
kg (2.2 Ibs) of RCRA acute hazardous waste; or
o The generator generated, or accumulated, at any time more than 100 kg
(220 Ibs) of spill cleanup material contaminated with RCRA acute hazardous
waste.
3This quantity only includes waste managed in treatment units subject to RCRA permitting standards or transportation
regulations. Hazardous waste managed in units exempt from RCRA permitting standards, such as treatment systems
permitted by the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES), is not included in this report.
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It is important to note that the large quantity generators identified in this report have
been included on the basis of the best available and most current information provided
electronically to the EPA by the States. Both the EPA and the States have made significant
efforts to ensure the accuracy of these data. However, the large quantity generator counts
may include some generators that met lower, State-defined thresholds for large quantity
generators. The EPA and the States endeavor to control for variation in State programs,
but it is not always possible to distinguish generators that the federal threshold determines
to be large quantity generators from generators that a State threshold determines to be
large quantity generators. The EPA and the States also endeavor to ensure that only
federally regulated wastes are counted in the determination of federal large quantity
generators, but the large quantity generator counts may include generators that, when
determining whether they were large quantity generators, counted wastes regulated only
by their States or wastes that are exempt from federal regulation.
Because of differences between state and federal criteria for large quantity
generators and because large quantity generator status is based on monthly generation
amounts but the amount reported is for the report year, EPA separated those generators
that reported as large quantity generators into three categories for data quality purposes:
o Generators reporting 13.2 or more tons of RCRA hazardous waste
generation.
A generator that reports more than 13.2 tons (12 months x 1.1 tons) of
annual hazardous waste generation must be a large quantity generator,
because the generator must have generated at least 1.1 tons in at least one
month.
o Generators reporting 1.1 or more tons but less than 13.2 tons of RCRA
hazardous waste generation.
A generator that reports less than 13.2 tons in a year may not be a large
quantity generator, because they may have generated less than 1.1 tons in
every month.
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o Generators reporting less than 1.1 tons of RCRA hazardous waste
generation.
A generator that reports less than 1.1 tons in a year is not a large quantity
generator, because they did not generate 1.1 tons in any month.
Of the 24,362 generators that identified themselves as large quantity generators,
there are 14,284 generators that generated more than 13.2 tons in 1993, 8,050 that
generated between 1.1 and 13.2 tons, and 2,027 that generated less than 1.1 tons. 5.8
million tons of RCRA acute hazardous waste was generated by 2,077 of the 24,362 large
quantity generators.
RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
In 1993, 2,584 treatment, storage, or disposal facilities (TSDs) subject to RCRA
permitting standards managed 235 million tons of hazardous waste. This represents a
1,278 facility decrease in the number of TSDs and a 60 million ton decrease in the amount
of waste managed as compared to 1991. As identified in Exhibit 2, the States managing
the largest quantities of hazardous wastes were Texas (53 million tons), Tennessee (34
million tons), Louisiana (31 million tons), Michigan (21 million tons), and New Jersey (18
million tons). Together, these States accounted for 67% of the national management total.
Ninety-four (94) percent of the national management total was wastewater
management (i.e., management in aqueous treatment units, neutralization tanks,
underground injection wells, or other wastewater management systems). The majority
(70.6%) of the national total was managed in aqueous treatment units. One hundred and
three (103) million tons were managed in aqueous organic treatment units, 6 million tons in
aqueous inorganic treatment units, and 57 million tons in both inorganic and organic
aqueous treatment units.
Land disposal accounts for 11.6% of the management total. Nationwide, 24 million
tons of hazardous wastes were disposed in underground injection wells, 2 million tons
were disposed in landfills, 276 thousand tons were managed in surface impoundments,
and 159 thousand tons were managed by land treatment (land farming).
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Recovery operations account for 3.5% of the national management total. Facilities
reported that 5.6 million tons were recovered by other methods such as acid regeneration,
waste oil recovery, and non-solvent organic recovery, 1.3 million tons were managed in
fuel blending units, 673 thousand tons were managed in solvent recovery units, and 523
thousand tons were managed in metals recovery units.
Thermal treatment accounts for 1.6% of the national management total. A total of
2 million tons were incinerated, while facilities reused 1.7 million tons as fuel in boilers or
industrial furnaces.
RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE SHIPMENTS AND RECEIPTS
In 1 993, 23,964 shippers reported shipping a total of 1 7 million tons of hazardous
waste, of which 7 million tons were shipped interstate. This is a decrease of 36 shippers
and an increase of 4 million tons of waste compared to 1991. The States that shipped (in
or out of State) the largest quantities of wastes were Michigan (4.2 million tons), Texas
(3.4 million tons), and California (1.7 million tons). The States that received the largest
quantities of waste, from both in or out of State, were California (1.4 million tons), Texas
(860 thousand tons) and Ohio (857 thousand tons). The largest importers of waste were
Ohio (423 thousand tons), Indiana (340 thousand tons), and Louisiana (326 thousand
tons). The largest exporters were Michigan (1.5 million tons), California (1.2 million tons),
and Texas (306 thousand tons).
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
Exhibit 1 Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Generated, and Number of Hazardous Waste Generators, by State, 1993
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
NAVAJO NATION
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
RANK
26
50
41
25
7
23
21
42
55
34
24
51
53
20
8
14
37
12
31
3
47
33
36
4
1 1
13
28
44
56
40
45
43
5
35
16
30
27
15
22
17
9
18
46
32
54
2
1
49
38
48
52
39
6
10
29
19
TOTAL
TONS
GENERATED
779,645
5,534
46,913
794,801
14,055,553
1,079,332
1,169,205
22,173
628
213,888
921,076
2,453
1,774
1,255,865
12,494,369
1,751,572
158,908
3,144,665
397,488
31,715,905
8,651
308,621
163,037
21,014,255
5,993,221
1,882,053
528,922
11,282
245
90,471
10,773
1 7,249
17,977,002
176,409
1,498,421
447,718
594,815
1,739,928
1,145,732
1,392,152
9,441,256
1,373,639
10,169
310,399
767
33,937,638
63,435,688
6,045
104,623
8,337
2,049
96,850
14,397,985
8,471,643
522,523
1,316,689
258,449,001
PERCENTAGE
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.3
5.4
0.4
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.5
4.8
0.7
0.1
1.2
0.2
12.3
0.0
0.1
0.1
8.1
2.3
0.7
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
7.0
0.1
0.6
0.2
0.2
0.7
0.4
0.5
3.7
0.5
0.0
0.1
0.0
13.1
24.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.6
3.3
0.2
0.5
100.0
HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS
RANK
26
43
27
32
3
35
17
44
52
18
18
53
48
47
6
10
28
25
16
23
34
14
13
8
24
31
20
45
54
40
41
33
1
45
2
11
51
4
29
30
7
36
39
21
50
15
5
55
37
41
56
22
9
37
12
49
NUMBER OF
GENERATORS
295
75
233
162
1,872
146
441
71
15
438
438
14
44
57
1,238
683
196
297
472
347
148
566
569
789
300
163
415
60
9
96
82
158
3,120
60
2,036
623
16
1,524
193
184
1,215
109
102
388
24
518
1,286
3
106
82
2
379
766
106
605
26
24,362
PERCENTAGE
1.2
0.3
1.0
0.7
7.7
0.6
1.8
0.3
0.1
1.8
1.8
0.1
0.2
0.2
5.1
2.8
0.8
1.2
1.9
1.4
0.6
2.3
2.3
3.2
1.2
0.7
1.7
0.2
0.0
0.4
0.3
0.6
12.8
0.2
8.4
2.6
0.1
6.3
0.8
0.8
5.0
0.4
0.4
1.6
0.1
2.1
5.3
0.0
0.4
0.3
0.0
1.6
3.1
0.4
2.5
0.1
100.0
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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Executive Summary
Exhibit 2 Quantity of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed and Number of TSDs, by State, 1993
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
NAVAJO NATION
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 QUANTITY1
RANK
26
51
41
22
6
23
36
44
52
32
21
52
48
20
7
13
33
12
29
3
47
30
39
4
11
14
27
45
52
40
37
52
5
31
19
28
24
15
18
25
9
16
42
17
52
2
1
43
34
46
50
38
8
10
35
49
TOTAL
TONS
MANAGED
544,602
55
32,681
804,914
12,899,741
743,526
87,080
1,857
0
134,387
825,522
0
591
935,049
11,446,050
1,972,197
130,002
3,202,245
221,701
31,468,974
908
166,232
45,607
20,686,504
6,015,307
1,901,716
516,407
1,695
0
45,458
82,601
0
17,557,748
165,968
1,057,801
336,975
593,349
1,697,197
1,156,392
568,633
9,215,329
1,338,211
11,118
1,184,248
0
33,996,659
52,506,535
5,808
103,495
994
90
81,550
10,159,540
8,238,991
94,955
520
234,864,033
PERCENTAGE
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.3
5.4
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.4
4.9
0.8
0.1
1.4
0.1
13.4
0.0
0.1
0.0
8.8
2.6
0.8
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
7.5
0.1
0.5
0.1
0.3
0.7
0.5
0.2
3.9
0.6
0.0
0.5
0.0
14.5
22.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
4.3
3.5
0.0
0.0
100.0
TSD FACILITIES
RANK
19
43
24
34
1
24
16
43
54
12
15
51
47
41
5
7
23
17
20
13
32
30
24
4
18
36
8
41
56
37
43
51
3
39
9
11
43
6
28
40
9
20
37
32
50
28
2
51
31
48
54
14
22
35
24
48
NUMBER
49
8
32
24
253
32
56
8
1
68
58
2
6
9
134
103
34
54
42
67
25
27
32
136
50
22
91
9
0
19
8
2
158
15
82
73
8
117
31
11
81
42
19
25
3
31
234
2
26
5
1
59
40
23
32
5
2,584
PERCENTAGE
1 .9
0.3
1.2
0.9
9.7
1.2
2.2
0.3
0.0
2.6
2.2
0.1
0.2
0.3
5.2
4.0
1.3
2.1
1.6
2.6
1.0
1.0
1.2
5.3
1.9
0.9
3.5
0.3
0.0
0.7
0.3
0.1
6.1
0.6
3.1
2.8
0.3
4.5
1.2
0.4
3.1
1.6
0.7
1.0
0.1
1.2
9.1
0.1
1.0
0.2
0.0
2.3
1.5
0.9
1.2
0.2
100.0
'Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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ALABAMA
Waste Generation
295 Total Number 6f fcCftA large
Quantity Generators; JtOGsJ
779,645 Total agantity of RCRA
Tons Hazardous Waste Generated
n
5 \
2 89\
4 (
Table 1 ^J
Ten Largest RCRA ^Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity Generated lion$:}r 1903 ; '"!..
Quantity
Facility Name City Generated EPA ID
1 Degussa Corp/Alabama Group
2 Chemical Waste Management
3 United Redwing Carriers Creola
4 Sanders Lead Company Inc
5 Southern Company Drum Site
6 M & M Chem & Equip Co Inc
7 Gulf States Steel
8 Master Lock Company
9 Ampex Recording Media Corp
10 Ciba Geigy Corporation
TOTAL
Theodore 231,354 ALD075045575
Emelle 104,743 ALD000622464
Creola 101,724 ALD021 257951
Troy 77,357 ALD046481032
Wilsonville 42,730 ALD9831 89606
Attalla 36,085 ALD070513767
Gadsden 18,682 ALD004014973
Auburn 13,296 ALD000737288
Opelika 12,983 ALD003297116
Mcintosh 11,337 ALD001221902
650,291
Table 2
attaotity of <5enerat^;VVa$:^ Only a Listed Waste,
or Both :a Characteristic: and Listed Waste, if 993 :: ' : '; ;
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
14,604
229,182
5,740
59,180
5,512
63,647
377,865
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
204,330
29,769
3,985
1,770
104,578
344,432
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TOTAL 57,347
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3 9
7
ALABAMA
Waste Management
49
Facilities i;!
544,602
Tons
Hazardous VVaste Managed
Table3
Waste Managers and
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Facility Name
Chemical Waste Management
United Redwing Carriers Creola
M & M Chem & Equip Co Inc
Sanders Lead Company Inc
Systech Environmental Corporation
Allworth Inc
Fisher Industrial Service Inc
Ciba Geigy Corporation
Emco Inc
Eaton Corp/Cutler-Hammer Prod
TOTAL
City
Emelle
Creola
Attalla
Troy
Demopolis
Birmingham
Glencoe
Mcintosh
E Gadsden
Athens
.- - ; ....:; : " ' . '-' :..;.; :
Quantity
Managed*
204,973
101,545
88,969
82,384
25,352
10,889
7,220
6,158
5,250
3,962
536,702
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EPA ID
ALD000622464
ALD021 257951
ALD070513767
ALD046481032
ALD981019045
ALD094476793
ALD981 020894
ALD001221902
ALD094483591
ALD044075919
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Alabama was landfill (139,558 tons).
Alabama Imports/Exports (As reported by Alabama)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Alabama was Georgia (40,345 tons).
The State to which Alabama shipped the largest quantity of waste was Texas (61,601 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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ALASKA
Waste Generation
75
Total ; Ksmber of RGR& ; targe
Quantity {jeneratar $ siLQG^J
5,534
Tons
Totat Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1 ^ >*«*-*o.-
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantify Generated {tons}, 1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
US Army Fort Wainwright
Unocal Petroleum Products & Chem
USAF Eareckson Air Station
Fort Richardson Alaska
Elmendorf AFB Alaska
Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Co
USAF Galena Air Force Station
Eielson AFB
US Naval Air Station Adak AK
Texaco Refining and Marketing Inc
TOTAL
City
Fort Wainwright
Kenai
Shemya AFB
Fort Richardson
Elmendorf AFB
Kenai
Galena
Eielson AFB
Adak
Anchorage
Quantity
Generated
1,150
862
605
435
381
273
206
165
145
128
4,350
EPA ID
AK621 0022426
AKD092876390
AK9570028705
AK1210022157
AK8570028649
AKD048679682
AK9570028655
AK1 570028646
AK41 70024323
AKD055503825
Table 2
Quantity of 0enerat£d Waste
or BotR.:a Characteristic
Orjly f ;;Cii3rac*en$i;tc: Wa$tef:0nly a Llisted w
'' ' ' '' '':
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
283
146
6
1,255
1,114
1,610
4,414
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
76
18
0
7
0
102
1 ' .:" / -v:: ::.'.:.. :! :'-: - :*; :
' : " v?-.- ''' . ':.(;. '. H-.-v':r':
V₯' ; .:'x::'x":: = -i'' '-i'-:':' :- '""
.;.:.".' ' I . '
-.: : ':'-
TOTAL 1,018
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State Summaries
ALASKA
Waste Management
8
Tola! Number
ofRCRAITSD
55
Tons
: Quantity? of RCRA
Hazardous wa$tfe: t
Table 3
Ten largest RCRA Hazardous Waste
Facility Name
and Oaafitfty
City
Quantity
Managed*
EPA ID
1 BP Exploration Alaska Inc
Prudhoe Bay
55 AKD000643239
TOTAL
55
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Alaska was metals recovery (for reuse) (55 tons).
Alaska Imports/Exports (As reported by Alaska)
Alaska did not receive RCRA waste from any other state.
The State to which Alaska shipped the largest quantity of waste was Washington (3,589 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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ARIZONA
Waste Generation
233
Total Rurhber of RC.RAitarge
Quantity £enerat0r$ :lLOiQ$)
46,913
Tons
Total Quantity; of RCRA;;
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest IRCRA Hazardous Waste Generators;and Quantity
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Davis Monthan AFB
Hughes
Continental Circuits
Metco Metal Finishing
Nelco Technology
Motorola
Magma Metals/Copper Div
Gould Electronics
Continental Circuits Corp
Motorola
TOTAL
City
Davis Monthan
Tucson
Phoenix
Phoenix
Tempe
Phoenix
San Manuel
Chandler
Phoenix
Mesa
Quantity
Generated
24,204
1,953
1,765
1,631
1,624
1,265
884
679
616
499
35,120
EPA ID
AZ4570024055
AZD009005422
AZD980896310
AZD982486169
AZD980818330
AZD009004177
AZD001 886597
AZD000625715
AZD063274609
AZD043848050
Table 2
Quantity, of Generated? Waste
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste
That -Was Ojily: a Gliai>a&£ri$trc :
Only Characteristic Only Listed
Both Cha acteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
753
3,576
805
29,161
1,369
1,840
37,503
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
3,875
55
38
33
4,102
':' '':'. : ' ' :: ':'*?' .
x.":"-1: ; : :-... .....:...::":'.. .. '.' '
TOTAL 5,262
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State Summaries
ARIZONA
Waste Management
{*
Qj
Table 3
TM:' largest xF
5
210 7
\lJ
IC*A Ma^us^e NMp^r* *4 ta
Facility Name City
1 Davis
3 2 Total number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
32,681 TbtaI;i:Quarj;6tyi:of:;BCflA::: .;.: ;
Tons Ha2ardou$ Waste Managed
lifty-':MMiagid:.{|oii!|)r 1903 :;. ;...: . . ;..v.::.:.
Managed* EPA ID
Monthan AFB Davis Monthan 24,169 AZ4570024055
2 Romic Chandler
3 Hughes Tucson
4 Westates Carbon Inc Parker
5 Recycling Resources Phoenix
6 Camp
7 TRW
Navajo/Navajo Depot Bellemont
4,030 AZD009015389
1,493 AZD009005422
1,208 AZD982441263
996 AZD049318009
326 AZ721 3820635
Safety Systems Mesa II Queen Creek 322 AZD982491649
8 US Army Yuma Proving Ground Yuma
66 AZ521 3820991
9 Better-Bilt Aluminum Prescott Valley 34 AZD039534995
10 Allied
Signal Laminate Systems Chandler
TOTAL
24 AZD980735179
32,668
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Arizona was stabilization (24,167 tons).
Arizona Imports/Exports (As reported by Arizona)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Arizona was California (2,710 tons).
The State to which Arizona shipped the largest quantity of waste was California (7,386 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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ARKANSAS
Waste Generation
162 Total Number of RCRA Large
Quantity Generators; (LQGs)
794,801 Total Guaritityiof R0RA : ; : ;
Tons Hazardous Waste ^Generated :
Table 1
I
i
v
z
'
*
/
1 « 5
Ten Largest FfJCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and-jQuantity <3er»eirated;::(tonsJ, .? 993 :::; !! *'"''.':.:. '
Facility Name
1 Great Lakes Chemical Corporation
2 Ensco Inc
3 Rineco
4 Nucor Yamato Steel
5 Eastman Chem Co Ark Div
6 Ethyl Corporation
7 Quanex Macsteel Division
8 Cps Chemical Co of Arkansas
9 Arkansas Steel Associates
10 Cedar Chemical Corporation
TOTAL
Quantity
City Generated EPA ID
El Dorado 641,953 ARD0431 95429
El Dorado 45,854 ARD069748192
Haskell-Benton 37,378 ARD981 057870
Blytheville 23,760 ARD981 908890
Magness 1
1,717 ARD089234884
Magnolia 6,299 ARD052528809
Ft Smith 5,048 ARD053730701
W Memphis 4,622 ARD093792067
Newport
W Helena
1,804 ARD091691261
1 ,447 ARD990660649
779,882
Table 2
Quantity of iQenei^ated Vl/a$t& That Was OnJy a
or Bothi a Characteristic iandystedWaste^ 1 993
; Orily;:a;L?isted
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
6,376
1,160
125
5,168
839
4,323
17,992
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
3,940
35,215
0
304
641,604
681,063
^^j-'^-^j^i^^--
':" "':i":> '.';';. :: :/.M . ' :;:''::, .':J.\;. " '\
. >t't ; --;--, ; ,; .. ;|._-_'._._- ;.--..
TOTAL 95,746
8
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State Summaries
10
1.3
ARKANSAS
Waste Management
24
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
804,914
Tons
Table 3
:1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Great Lakes Chemical Corporation
Ash Grove Cement Foreman
Ensco Inc
Rineco
Eastman Chem Co Ark Div
Reynolds Metals Co
Atlantic Research Corporation
Maybelline Products Co Inc
Arkansas Power and Light
US Army Pine Bluff Arsenal
TOTAL
City
El Dorado
Foreman
El Dorado
Haskell-Benton
Magness
Gum Springs
E Camden
N Little Rock
Stamps
Pine Bluff
Quantity
Managed*
640,619
55,901
49,168
37,192
12,082
9,683
124
51
23
18
804,861
EPA ID
ARD0431 95429
ARD981512270
ARD069748192
ARD981 057870
ARD089234884
ARD006354161
ARD091 688283
ARD077395283
ARD000632877
AR021 3820707
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Arkansas was deepwell / underground injection
(640,619 tons).
Arkansas Imports/Exports (As reported by Arkansas)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Arkansas was Michigan (25,110 tons).
The State to which Arkansas shipped the largest quantity of waste was Oklahoma (42,152 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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CALIFORNIA
Waste Generation
1,869
Total lumber of fRCRA Large
iQiiiantijy t
14,048,099
Tons
of fiCRA! ;
Hazardous Waste Generated'
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Qiiaritijy Generated jfctons:}, -T993 :;. |: 4 ;j;:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Shell Oil Martinez Mfg Comp
National Semiconductor Corp
Norris Plumbing Fixtures
Mobil Oil Corp
Douglas Aircraft Co
Southern Cal Edison San Onofre
Unocal San Francisco Refinery
Integrated Device Technology Inc
Norris Industries Inc
Douglas Aircraft Company
TOTAL
City
Martinez
Santa Clara
Walnut
Torrance
Long Beach
San Clemente
Rodeo
San Jose
Vernon
Torrance
Quantity
Generated
7,489,104
1 ,469,084
870,912
654,889
511,661
345,671
218,568
194,465
155,034
149,943
12,059,331
EPA ID
CAD0091 64021
CAD041 472986
CAD008371379
CAD008354052
CAD008378044
CAD000630921
CAD0091 08705
CAD982511768
CAD097030993
CAD0865 10005
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {T^ris>!:That WasnQriiy:a:C^ra^eri$;tic;Wa^te; Onlyja Msted Waste,
or Botha CharacterJslSc!and:Listed:Was$ei1993:H ..U"^-. -.-V^-Hi \\V-'.:'" \
Both Characteristic
Only Characteristic Only Listed & Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
53,171
3,140,538
768
1,882,867
7,686,186
471,298
13,234,828
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
332,858
32,828
307
5,266
62,141
433,400
-I' I:."!"'"""'. :' :.:.' " :':;'i'*:f S:.VV'-:---r
: -'!'"./ : ' : '/V1-. .. .'! '':
:' '...: : '*:''!:.. -:.... .:..:-.. '.-": '-: '.
: . ..;-::: , ,'.L;^-:-f::-^':\'-. ,.-. .;
:...A. ;.;'- ;.'!;......^y ;\:;g ;,,:.;,::
'(:f.:..'v-:r;;:|:^;|;v;.j]; :::''r.
TOTAL 375,172
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State Summaries
CALIFORNIA
Waste Management
Table
Ter» &
(
L
3
~>*'l«l
251
12,359,849
Tons
Toiit;
Isiumberrpi RGPA TSD ;
*?fe;- T'ta ^- /;''', ."- '?
pp^l-;;:iQuiSH3^idf -RiESRft ::-:'; " .' ' .:.;.=.
Haiarldto^ Waste lyiariaged ::: ': ' :
iirg^st 1RC^BA::::Hazai'iJ6«s Waste Managers and tiaantity W4nat56^tp«iEfe t9i93 "v ' . =
Quantity
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Shell Oil Martinez Mfg Comp
National Semiconductor Corp
Kaiser Resources Inc
Norris Industries Inc
Rockwell International
Unocal San Francisco Refinery
Integrated Device Technology Inc
TRW Space & Electronics
Dow Chemical Co Pittsburg
Northrop Corp Aircraft Div
TOTAL
City
Martinez
Santa Clara
Fontana
Vernon
Simi Hills
Rodeo
San Jose
Managed*
7,487,521
1,467,593
592,160
505,207
481,785
326,771
194,418
Manhattan Beach 163,054
Pittsburg
Hawthorne
135,773
1 24,620
EPA fD
CAD009 164021
CAD041 472986
CAD008274938
CAD097030993
CAD093365435
CAD0091 08705
CAD982511768
CAD008324949
CAD076528678
CAD008268302
11,478,902
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of California was aqueous organic treatment
(8,135,970 tons).
California Imports/Exports (As reported by EPA Region 9)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to California was Arizona (8,846 tons).
The State to which California shipped the largest quantity of waste was Nevada (918,736 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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COLORADO
Waste Generation
1 46 Total Number; -of 3RCRA Large Quantity
25
1 4 7
9 10 3
, a
1 ,079,332 T^taf auantjty;Qf 80RA Hazardous ;
Tons Waste Generated : ;
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Genei
Facility Name
1 US Dept of Energy - Rocky Flats
2 Colorado Refining Co
3 Highway 36 Land Dvlp Corp
4 Sundstrand Aerospace
5 Rocky Mountain Arsenal
6 CF&I Steel LP
7 Buckley Ang Base
8 Rockwool Plant
9 Public Service Co of Colorado
10 Public Service Co of Colorado
TOTAL
ators and Quantity Generated (ton '
Quantity
City Generated
Golden 666,276
Commerce City 269,198
Deer Trail 45,377
Denver 29,439
Commerce City 19,310
Pueblo 16,408
Aurora 8,234
Pueblo 2,907
Denver 2,525
Denver 2,525
1,062,199
5L-:i:993::':J;;^- :" -:.;;
EPA ID
C07890010526
COD000109975
COD991 300484
COD007057995
CO521 0020769
COD007057961
C09570025644
COD073405961
COD983798570
COD983798513
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste That Was Only a Characteristic Waste. Only a Listed Waste,
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
8,477
1,340
147
10,380
270,443
47,127
337,915
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
.::--. :"->:;h' ' '
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
35,061
16,650
4
346
.;;.;;;; ;,,! [ '.
18,720
70,781
;;'":::"r '>*'' '*''*<* "'*.*-&':
.:..:: ..* I" "': ;.; i'-:x viV:'' :' :" :'
.:..: :* T" " :': . '..-::. ..'.^'""T;''!
:";;":v .. .-.V-:: '''';' ' .I". 'I.
': ::..: ' ' : :.;;..; -V""".." :'
'::: V-';l-'" " '"''^V.P'0 ==";!£>
TOTAL 670,619
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State Summaries
5
4
1236
7 10
Table 3
COLORADO
Waste Management
32 Total Number of RCRA TSD :i
Facilities 1
743,526 Total Quantity of RCRA ;, : j
Tons Hazardous Waste *WJartagect i
Ten largest RC R A/ 'Riaiardp'uts-jVyfaste Managers arvd ; Ctean t»ty ::iWSaRaged:i;|tc^|| r'ti f>&3 ' ' : !?' v 1-?-fe4 ' ^ :: :;
Quantity
Facility Name City Managed* EPA ID
1 US Dept of Energy - Rocky Flats Golden 354,592 C07890010526
2 Colorado Refining Co Commerce City 268,982 COD0001 09975
3 Highway 36 Land Dvlp Corp Deer Trail 64,480 COD991 300484
4 Syntex Chemicals Inc Boulder 33,360 COD076470525
5 Syntex Groundwater Cleanup Proj Lyons 10,695 COD981 551286
6 Chemical Waste Management Inc Henderson 7,006 COD980591184
7 CF&I Steel LP Pueblo Plant Pueblo 1,797 COD007057961
8 Martin Marietta Aerospace Waterton 1,630 COD001 704790
9 Koppers (Beazer East Inc) Denver 777 COD007077175
10 Pueblo Depot Activity (US Army) Pueblo 121 CO821 3820725
TOTAL
743,440
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Colorado was aqueous organic treatment
(624,945 tons).
Colorado Imports/Exports (As reported by Colorado)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Colorado was Kansas (4,858 tons).
The State to which Colorado shipped the largest quantity of waste was Texas (56,695 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
CONNECTICUT
Waste Generation
441 :T;otaf;;iNurribef of; RCRA: Large
1,169,205
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten^Largeisf RGRA;Hazafdous Waste; -Generators and Quantity
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group
Metal Finishing Technologies
Pfizer Inc Groton Plant
Pape Electroplating Co Inc
Pratt & Whitney CPD
Hamilton Standard
Stanley Bostitch
Environmental Waste Resources Inc
Clean Harbors of Ct
Cytec Industries
TOTAL
City
East Hartford
Forestville
Groton
New Britain
Southington
East Windsor
Clinton
Waterbury
Bristol
Wallingford
Quantity
Generated
968,070
42,064
33,539
19,896
16,029
15,803
7,076
5,553
2,607
2,589
1,113,226
EPA ID
CTD990672081
CTD001 154558
CTD001 147495
CTD001 152271
CTD000844332
CTD983866955
CTD01 8631 952
CTD0721 38969
CTD000604488
CTD001 173467
Table 2
yj of Generated Waste {T;bri$> That Was Ottfy a Chara0teri$tfc Wa$te, Only a Listed Waste,
or Bqtb»GJh^risictens^iG:and: Listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
3,935
28,662
1,031
40,183
1,169
14,948
89,928
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
1,006,915
0
5,534
157
4
1,012,610
'U-r^:\;S? K 'v"";-
...:. .;.:.;.':!:'' '"'''"; I .;"' >'-<: p;
,'.:;": .^ .'..;:.::-;'':':-:-::: ' ... :;:.:;.. . ;;'.: '
."' ''' ' '. :- ,v.j.5,-j. :.S;;: Y--;:-k-: "" ' ' i
"C" ' '- .:...:..» >i:-f-': f/i ?:':-"'":
TOTAL 66,610
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State Summaries
CONNECTICUT
I
I
Vv
Tab/t
Te*l
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
u ~ 1
10
9
2 5
4 3
.A^L-^^
^-^
y^
?3
Waste Management
56 Total Number of RCRA TSD \
87,080 TptalJQuanlifyiiqf JftiCRlA :i
»sr$*;v' I.-' "tvi = /'' -;:"
Quantity
Facility Name City Managed* EPA ID
Pfizer Inc Groton Plant Groton
Clean Harbors of Ct Bristol
United Oil Recovery Inc Meriden
Environmental Waste Resources Inc Waterbury
Pratt & Whitney CPD Southington
Bridgeport United Recycling Inc Bridgeport
Cytec Industries Wallingford
Dow Chemical Co Allyns Point Plant Gales Ferry
Bass Plating Co Bloomfield
Ensign Bickford Co . Simsbury
TOTAL
29,845 CTD001 147495
16,180 CTD000604488
13,790 CTD021816889
11,841 CTD0721 38969
9,613 CTD000844332
2,190 CTD002593887
1,982 CTD001 173467
717 CTD001 159730
640 CTD001 145671
188 CTD05850971
86,986
2
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Connecticut was incineration (29,974 tons).
Connecticut Imports/Exports (As reported by Connecticut)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Connecticut was Massachusetts (10,383
tons).
The State to which Connecticut shipped the largest quantity of waste was Pennsylvania (18,132
tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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DELAWARE
Waste Generation
71
Total; Number: of RCRArtarge ;
Oiianttty Generators ^LQtdsJ
22,173
Tons
of:
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest1 RCRA; Hazardous Waste Generators*and Quantity Generated :(tpm), 1903;: \.
1
2
3
4 .
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Citisteel USA Inc
Star Enterprise Refinery
Ciba-Geigy Corp
Standard Chlorine of Delaware Inc
Occidental Chemical Corporation
Du Pont Experimental Station
GM BOC Wilmington Plant
Chrysler Corp
Delaware Storage & Pipeline Co
Forbes Steel & Wire Corp
TOTAL
City
Claymont
Delaware City
Newport
Delaware City
Delaware City
Wilmington
Wilmington
Newark
Little Creek
Wilmington
Quantity
Generated
4,768
2,814
2,778
2,680
2,454
1,545
1,034
675
368
252
19,368
EPA ID
DED002276764
DED002329738
DED980830400
DED041212473
DED003913266
DED003930807
DED002369205
DED002357408
DED069032613
DED004321212
Table 2
6jjaniky:;0:f Generated Wastelfiijfi$.KThatiWaS;\On1y a Characteristic Waste, Only a. Usted Waste,
orBoth « Characteristic and Listed WasteO 1993V;
Only Characteristic Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Usted
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
2,440
216
2
1,307
403
2,914
7,281
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
1,128
2,869
10
177
1
4,184
'-.:-::'-." ' ' ': '. ' : '' :..-.:,:'" :' ''
"^S^.^fi^lW^ **[!'.
v'..:.'. 5X'i<:-: I.; [: .^'r- 1. :;.?.": '''?""?'
.. . ''..*'' '>: :''"'" .,.'.".:' '.:' v. .-.':"
:-::-:\: '' " " '' "' ' -:-'"": 'if !'!".!;< ii-^V"'-1"
;: '.;"' :-;' H: - ';: 7-:-- '
TOTAL 10,663
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State Summaries
DELAWARE
Waste Management
8
Totalfltfumber of RCRA TSD j
fy&jjteiJe#v j " :;;'-'" . >-:' ;: r
1,857
Tons
Total Q|i iappgty ; ipf ₯SG& A
Table 3
Facility Name
Quantity
City Managed* EPA ID
1 Du Pont Experimental Station
Wilmington
1,857 DED003930807
TOTAL
1,857
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Delaware was incineration (1,857 tons).
Delaware Imports/Exports (As reported by Delaware)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Delaware was New Jersey (131 tons).
The State to which Delaware shipped the largest quantity of waste was New Jersey (5,274 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Waste Generation
15
Tbtal: Number of KGjRA lAr^i
Quantity Genetst ors (LiQG is}
628
Tons
TptaJ ; I .;;:' !'".[
EPA ID
DCD000819516
DC2200907812
DCD980555643
DCD981 737422
DC9570090036
DCD077797793
DC8470000086
DCD003245768
DC4210021156
DC4141707162
n|y a Listed; Vtfiastei
Both Characteristic
Only Characteristic Only Listed & Listed
InniTahlp
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
1 11!
10
1
39
86
58
308
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
206
0
o
1
0
207
:- .:;... :- ';.-;, .:;,.: :;.? :. : :. : .
;;,:.-: :; !:..'... ..; .; >.._;....:,,... f.;;\". :':,-;. -' .:
.". .:.:' .;: if.' ' ''{'. . :'...::. .
-";: !:, '.: :t:::.;: ..-'.; ' {'l&.''.: : ;.,
. : -:..... 'v;' ::' :' "-" ...' : -..'.. :'- .
...... .. ... ...... ..-..'..-- , ; : - >. ; .' v. x v. -.-
:..;..:. .... : ..^ I..,-: . : : ' . . :'... j.....'
^{^'r.::±:^\\::r^
TOTAL 110
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State Summaries
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Waste Management
1
total ..H'umbe? of J*CR$ T$D
0
Tons
Hazardous Waste M ah aged
There were no facilities* in the District of Columbia that reported managing (treating or disposing) RCRA
hazardous waste.
District of Columbia Imports/Exports (As reported by the District of Columbia)
The District of Columbia did not receive RCRA waste from any other state.
The State to which the District of Columbia shipped the largest quantity of waste was Maryland
(254 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
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FLORIDA
Waste Generation
438
Total Numbered* KCRA Large
Quantity
213,888
Tons
Totat:Q,uaptity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Generated
l&^ss,
TK.
' S* ff^-i
Table 1
T^n Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste "Generators arid Quantity Generated: (tons]
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Florida PlatingVRoyal Store Fixtures
Pure Coatings Inc
JEA Northside Generating Station
Florida DER H W Temp Storage
Florida Steel Corp
Arizona Chemical Company Inc
Air Products & Chemicals Inc
Gulf Coast Recycling Inc
Molex Etc Inc
TOTAL
City
Mulberry
Miami
West Palm Beach
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Baldwin
Panama City
Pace
Tampa
St Petersburg
Quantity
Generated
71,343
21,348
19,838
13,494
12,866
6,990
6,766
4,664
3,115
3,003
163,427
i,;'l993f':'": '. ' '
EPA ID
FLD004106811
FLD9821 67702
FLD980839013
FLD000735860
FLD982096687
FLD083812537
FLD004065926
FLD0081 55673
FLD004092839
FLD1 06953763
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Wa$te That Wai; Only a Chara<^ '-.
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste!, :1S9J3',-..'' ''. :'» ;; ^j.;-- ; :.?-,...;.^ -^^-.,-. .-. ...,. .,.<
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
6,390
87,789
260
29,375
12,204
5,589
141,608
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
30,104
7,622
50
725
410
38,911
:^ : ;. . ''" "'.' : .'" ' ''- i-:H;.-Mi
.\'. )::: I'' ':.' ": -1' '' .': ."'= '" '" ?!"
; ': ....'...... ' ' ... .' .:.:.
TOTAL 33,291
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State Summaries
FLORIDA
Waste Management
68
To|ai
Number
:;pf
RCRA
TSD
134,387
Tons
iRCRA
Ten largest : BC IRA Hazardous Waste Wfcaitagers awi jOjaantHy: ;)VU«t>a9<6| {iorts|r ^ 99$ ; ;:;.;;
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Industrial Water Services
Florida Plating\Royal Store Fixtures
Laidlaw Environmental Svc
Sparkle Corp
Arizona Chemical Company Inc
Oldover Corp
Grumman Aerospace Corp # 77
McDonnell Douglas Missile Prod
Olin Corp
TOTAL
City
Mulberry
Jacksonville
Miami
Bartow
Tampa
Panama City
Green Cove Sprng
Stuart
Titusville
St Marks
Quantity
Managed*
71,343
22,467
21,251
9,242
3,870
2,947
1,362
1,097
275
141
133,995
EPA ID
FLD0041 06811
FLD981 928484
FLD9821 67702
FLD980729610
FLD982121592
FLD004065926
FLD000737312
FLD0431 17522
FLD064824030
FLD047096524
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Florida was deepwell / underground injection
(71,343 tons).
Florida Imports/Exports (As reported by Florida)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Florida was North Carolina (3,774 tons).
The State to which Florida shipped the largest quantity of waste was South Carolina (24,663 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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GEORGIA
Waste Generation
438
Total
Quantity. Generators :" ; :
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Robins Air Force Base
Saft America Inc
Delco Remy
The Nutrasweet Co
Chemical Products Corp
Amercord Inc
Searle
Atlantic Steel Industries Inc
Southern Wood Piedmont Co
CWM Resource Management Inc
TOTAL
City
Warner Robins
Valdosta
Fitzgerald
Augusta
Cartersville
Lumber City
Augusta
Cartersville
Augusta
Morrow
Quantity
Generated
447,228
209,722
61,122
28,725
21,566
20,262
13,333
11,556
8,956
5,763
828,233
EPA ID
GA1 570024330
GAD0631 52573
GAD075942706
GAD981237118
GAD003275468
GAD008966400
GAD039046800
GAD030059182
GAD051 034387
GAD096629282
Table 2
Quantity ;of generated : Waste :r B0th^^a>aeteris*|t i:ahdfLls^t&d:.;Waste, 4 ***** -:: ' - ': ;' : ' ' ' -;
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
4,320
7,247
26
243,396
4,628
103,347
362,963
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
55,967
14,559
77
916
112
71,631
-,.,!::.:' jxtS'-'V"1* :-:;.;:" '.'.. '.';. '
: " ' . : ... . - . . . ..! :-. :-- ; .-..-. ..- -
.:. . ..:...,. . :. . ';-.. .:--":.' . : . ;. ;... ;. ....... ;. .
TOTAL 486,454
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State Summaries
79
10
GEORGIA
Waste Management
} '
V 2« r-J
\]
Table 3
58
825,522
Tons
Tptial::ltfumfei»:;0f RCRA TSD
J&ai Guai*iit$;pf;;RCRA !} ;
.Ten L-srgeist--B£|*#;:W^ 1:9£3;:i .. :;. ;":.. ;::;..
Facility Name
1 Robins Air Force Base
2 Saft America Inc
3 Delco Remy
4 The Nutrasweet Co
5 Chemical Products Corp
6 Searle
7 Tri Chem Company
8 Chemical Conservation of GA Inc
9 AZS Corporation
10 M & J Solvents Co Inc
TOTAL
City
Warner Robins
Valdosta
Fitzgerald
Augusta
Cartersville
Augusta
Atlanta
Valdosta
Atlanta
Atlanta
Quantity
Managed* EPA ID
441,062 GA1 570024330
209,615 GAD0631 52573
61,052 GAD075942706
28,718 GAD981237118
21,564 GAD003275468
12,743 GAD039046800
7,862 GAD082830803
7,528 GAD093380814
6,227 GAD981 237225
6,102 GAD045821170
802,473
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Georgia was aqueous inorganic treatment
(713,231 tons).
Georgia Imports/Exports (As reported by Georgia)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Georgia was Louisiana (3,602 tons).
The State to which Georgia shipped the largest quantity of waste was South Carolina (47,285
tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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GUAM
Waste Generation
14
Tptat Number of RCRA : Large
Quantity G^ne?ator§:iLp.G$) :..."
2,453
Tons
Jfibtal Quantity of R:CRA : ;
Hazardous Waste G enerated
Table 1
Largest: RCR& Hazardous Was*|e Generators and iQuanti^ ;Gener«rted (iqnsj^: 1993!' [1 i
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
USNAVY Naval Station
USNAVY Navy Public Works Center
USNAVAL Air Station Agana
USNAVY Fleet & Industrial Supp Ctr
USAF Anderson AFB
USNAVY Naval Ship Repair Facility
USNAVY Public Works Center
NCTAMS Westpac
USNAVY Naval Magazine
USNAVY Naval Hospital Complex
TOTAL
City
Guam M I
Sumay
Barrigada
Sumay Dr
Yigo
Naval Station
Piti
FPO AP
FPO AP
Agana Heights
Quantity
Generated
2,038
114
97
91
42
40
14
7
5
3
2,451
EPA ID
GU71 70027323
GU51 70022680
GU01 70027320
GU41 70090027
GU6571999519
GU41 70027334
GU41 70090001
GU01 70090021
GU01 7009001 3
GU91 70090022
Table 2
Waste, Only a Usrted Waste;
or Both a Characteristic and jObted Waste, : 1:993 ;V
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
i » ui
ignitarjle
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
1 RO
30
1
53
3
2,095
2,343
F\A/ «+rt
waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
b4
0
0
*J
0
60
::;:.
;.j .-..; ;. ... .;...'. :.:;: '' :;.:-"
' . -"' "..,'"-':'''.'
.'.. . ' : :;;;..:..:.; ... . '.
TOTAL 49
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State Summaries
GUAM
Waste Management
2
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
0
Tons
There were no facilities* in Guam that reported managing (disposing or treating) RCRA Hazardous
Waste.
Guam Imports/Exports (As reported by Guam)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Guam was Trust Territories (1 tons).
The State to which Guam shipped the largest quantity of waste was Washington (438 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
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HAWAII
Waste Generation °
44 Total -Member of RCRA Large:
1,774
Tons
if y of ::J$CRA \.;ffi
Hazardous Waste Generated
/I
. 2 5 38
9 10
°&
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste ;Qenerators:: and Quantity /Generated sjtons), 19:93!;
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Fleet & Industrial Supply Center
Naval Station Pearl Harbor
Midpac Lumber Co
Marine Corps Air Station
Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard
Hawaii Wood Preserving Company
Naval Mag Lualualei-W Loch Brnch
Unitek Environmental Services Inc
NAS Barbers Point
BHP Petroleum Americas Refining
TOTAL
City
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Kaneohe MCAS
Pearl Harbor
Kahului
Ewa Beach
Kapolei
Barbers Pt
Kapolei
Quantity
Generated
460
130
130
110
107
91
90
83
73
67
1,341
EPA ID
H1 11 70024342
HI21 70024341
HID981 164569
HI61 70022762
HI61 70024339
HID980883185
HI91 70090006
HIT000603514
HI1 170024326
HID056786395
Table 2
Quantity: of Cbnerated Waste {T0n$}:ijTiriat Vtfas;;0*iily a phara^|enstf4 Waste;;;Orjly a M?*?*1 $$&
or Both! a--Characteristic.and Listed Vfiastej:-T9S*3' |' ".' -^. . ! v.r'';'"':[ ^' \ '':} ;';" 1 "^"'.: '';::.:':|''
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
94
71
203
62
471
909
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
238
16
433
3
0
691
'' ^ ..: '-''!: ' ' ' '': .
' ;\ - '; - _; '..: '' . ;
:V;':- -:. :::.'" :v'--.::'' '-.' ..''..
.'" .... ..,-.:.; ' ' - :': '.. ',.
TOTAL 175
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State Summaries
HAWAII
Waste Management
o
6
Total Dumber
i^acilj^^i^'
of RCRA TSD |
591
Tons
Totial
Table 3
&^
Quantity
Managed*
Facitity Name
City
EPA ID
1 Unitek Environmental Services Inc Kapolei
591 HIT000603514
TOTAL
591
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Hawaii was solvents recovery (591 tons).
Hawaii Imports/Exports (As reported by Hawaii)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Hawaii was Guam (970 tons).
The State to which Hawaii shipped the largest quantity of waste was Washington (592 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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IDAHO
Waste Generation
57
1,255,865
Tons
Table 1
Ten Largest
Total: Number of RCRA Large
: Quantity <5enisr;at0cs ftCHSs* ;
Total Ottiantltyfisf 8C8A
Hazardous Waste Generated
\
j
3 >,
2,5 /
4
7
8 10
1
_
RJCRA Hazardous Waste ^Generators and Quantity Generated (tons), T9:93s:;:;:-J: "';. '"." ; :
Facility Name
1 FMC Corp Phosphorus Chemicals
2 Blount Inc CCI Oper
3 Puregro Co-Moscow Unit #100
Quantity
City Generated
Pocatello 786,038
Lewiston 454,664
Moscow 7,600
4 USDOE Idaho Nat'l Engineering Lab Scoville 2,172
5 Blount Inc Speer Operation
Lewiston 1,569
6 Terminal & Station-Chevron Pipeline Boise 1,022
7 Envirosafe Services of Idaho Inc
8 Chevron Pipeline Co
9 Micron Semiconductor Inc
10 American Microsystems Inc
TOTAL
Grand View 734
Pocatello 607
Boise 222
Pocatello 219
1 .254,847
EPA ID
IDD070929518
IDD009066481
IDD084612803
ID4890008952
IDD984666669
IDD000641944
IDD0731 14654
IDD000641977
IDD0931 20871
IDD053798104
Table 2
%.of ^ijierat^dijWaste POOS) That ^.^J^^-^^n^c^i&^^^N^Kf Only'%. tested;1
t&'CtraraSterisipe::^ V^^v%^>" :.'. ':;kv'%\v .»:..:,.;
Both Characteristic
Only Characteristic Only Listed & Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
34
97
13
1,143,653
1,745
2,080
1,147,622
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
733
24
7
16
7,620
8,399
'. ' '.!-. ',:] .:_: :::: A-'- :;'
..-.., :/ ' : *'' ''; . .*" ' ': ' ' -.- '* '' ' ''': '"'
'.'' .." "' 'V ' '.'.. :-::'.'i.:..i>.":..'' ':'' "I.''
: ''"'"' ;:' ' '::-.: -:'V:.::;;'f:': '""' '
. :-:"';..\ : .:/v..:
TOTAL 99,839
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State Summaries
IDAHO
Waste Management
9
Total Number of fiCBA TSD
Facilities
935,049
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA: r ;!
Hasaridow Waste Managed ;;i
Table 3
largest RC$^^ iitfiKsf^i^'iaS1 '*:[ x:k:-v i.".:-s-:A:r ..:
Qua/itfty
Managed* EPA ID
Facility Name
City
1
2
3
4
Blount Inc CCI Oper
FMC Corp Phosphorus Chemicals
Envirosafe Services of Idaho Inc
USDOE Idaho Nat'l Engineering
Laboratory
Lewiston
Pocatello
Grand View
Scoville
454,266
409,490
69,858
1,435
IDD009066481
IDD070929518
IDD0731 14654
ID4890008952
TOTAL
935,049
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Idaho was aqueous inorganic treatment (688,792
tons).
Idaho Imports/Exports (As reported by Idaho)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Idaho was Washington (39,043 tons).
The State to which Idaho shipped the largest quantity of waste was Oregon (7,614 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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ILLINOIS
Waste Generation
1,238
Total jNuraber offRCRA Large
Quantity Generators {LQ-GsJ
12,494,369
Tons
Total 'Quantity of; 8<3fcA :V..:' :
Hazardous Waste: Generated :
Table 7
Ten Largest RRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity Generated :{tons}; 1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Shell Oil Co
Cabot Corporation
Marathon Oil Co
Modern Plating Corp-Plant 2
Allied-Signal Inc
Peoria Disposal Co Inc
Motorola Inc
Illinois Power Co
Amoco Petroleum Additives Comp
Northern Metal Finishing
TOTAL
City
Roxana
Tuscola
Robinson
Freeport
Metropolis
Peoria
Schaumburg
Baldwin
Wood River
Rockford
Quantity
Generated
10,067,210
445,932
356,297
185,434
168,812
160,927
114,204
83,057
76,360
74,638
11,732,871
EPA ID
ILD080012305
ILD042075333
ILD005476882
ILD0051 72325
ILD006278170
ILD000805812
ILD079763140
ILD000805713
ILD984913244
ILT1 8001 3468
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste fFpns$ Tfiat Was i^
Or Both a Chara^eristtc iarid Lfeted :Wa$te, 199-3
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
>; Only a Listed Waste,
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
48,254
390,003
19,885
340,335
10,279,377
204,202
11,282,057
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
252,289
158,772
5 642
7,661
3,071
427,437
: ' .:::' .:.:; ; ....
..:,.: ... ..,,-...... . j..: ."/ .,....., :.:::-, "
... ' : . . -o-> . ... . .-.:.. ..:
.: j . .. ., . . ,.-:'
TOTAL 784,224
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State Summaries
ILLINOIS
Waste Management
134
Totai Number
»f RCRA'TSD i
11,446,050
Tons
Hazardous /Vaste Magged
Table 3
Largest BCRA J-lazartlous 'Waste
]
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Shell Oil Co
Marathon Oil Co
Peoria Disposal Co Inc
Modern Plating Corp-PIant 2
CID Recycling & Disposal Fac
Amoco-Riverfront Property
Safety Kleen Envirosystems Co
Envirite Corp
Northwestern Steel & Wire #2
LTV Steel Co
TOTAL
City
Roxana
Robinson
Peoria
Freeport
Calumet City
Wood River
Dolton
Harvey
Sterling
Hennepin
Quantity
Managed*
10,064,651
351,199
265,908
184,687
96,495
79,568
74,591
70,905
50,653
34,742
11,273,399
EPA ID
ILD080012305
ILD005476882
ILD000805812
1LD0051 72325
ILD01 0284248
ILD980503106
ILD980613913
ILD000666206
ILD005263157
ILD000781591
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Illinois was aqueous organic treatment
(10,216,759 tons).
Illinois Imports/Exports (As reported by Illinois)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Illinois was Indiana (44,370 tons).
The State to which Illinois shipped the largest quantity of waste was Indiana (80,293 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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INDIANA
Waste Generation
683
Total iNurnbeir of RGRA -targe
Quantity Generators : (LQGst
7 9'
10
1,751,572
Tons
total Quantity of ftCRA
Hazardous : Waste Generated
Table 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Delco Electronics Corporation
Eli Lilly & Co
Eli Lilly & Co-Tippecanoe
Heritage Environmental Services
General Electric Plastics Co
LTV Steel Company
Textron Inc Randall Division
Midwest Steel Division
General Batttery/Exide Corporation
TOTAL
City
Chesterton
Kokomo
Clinton
Shadeland
Indianapolis
Mt Vernon
East Chicago
Morristown
Portage
Muncie
Quantity
Generated
584,042
268,162
95,153
86,224
78,308
75,195
70,535
61,263
56,409
51,361
1,426,652
EPA ID
IND003913423
IND006068050
IND072040348
IND006050967
IND093219012
IND006376362
IND005462601
IND081523284
IND01 6584641
IND000717959
Table 2
Quantity; of generated VMaste :$T:oasl iTr^at Was Only a Charaeteristiq Waste, Orify a Lifted Waste;.
or Botha:Characte'ristJC-arid Listed Vtfaste,-:-Ji903 ;". ;;..:; !" . ;:'';-:;''. -".: :',;.,..:;.;:.:. "\ *;;:-."::;; \. 'J.
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
28,623
52,572
83
420,694
172,826
389,336
1,064,134
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
118,810
68,393
11
664
97,545
285,422
....:' '. :. '-. ..".'-. .... .. .-.. -':':
TOTAL 401,913
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State Summaries
10
4 s9
INDIANA
Waste Management
103
Total Number of KGRA TSD
'^^^g%^::J/-;:i- ir :
1,972,197
Tons
Table 3
Largest iRGBA'^lazahJaus WasteManagers and.;Qiuantity:!VIanage|i:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Delco Electronics Corporation
Quemetco Inc
Chemical Waste Management
Lonestar Industries Inc
Eli Lilly & Co
Eli Lilly & Co-Tippecanoe
Heritage Environmental Services
Heritage Enviromental Services
Essroc Materials
TOTAL
City
Chesterton
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Greencastle
Clinton
Shadeland
Indianapolis
Roachdale
Logansport
Quantity
Managed*
582,206
264,178
148,548
120,697
111,626
110,221
97,060
86,710
78,274
76,132
1,675,652
EPA ID
IND003913423
IND006068050
IND0001 99653
IND078911146
IND006419212
IND072040348
IND006050967
IND093219012
IND980503890
IND005081542
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Indiana was deepwell / underground injection
(448,744 tons).
Indiana Imports/Exports (As reported by Indiana)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Indiana was Virginia (58,583 tons).
The State to which Indiana shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (62,553 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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IOWA
Waste Generation
1 96 Total Number QfrRCRA -Large :
auant«y;HG^rierkp*sNtai|$J
1 58,908 :FotaJ:;&uantit£ ;of RCRA :
Tons Hazardous Waste vGeneraied :
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste General
Facility Name
1 Champion Spark Plug Division
2 John Deere Tractor Works
3 John Deere Waterloo Works
4 E I Dupont Denemours
5 North Star Steel Iowa
6 Monsanto Company
7 Salsbury Chemicals Incorporated
8 Hach Company
9 Quantum Chemical Company
10 3M Company Industrial Tape Plant
TOTAL
\
(
\
\
\
[
ors and : .Quantity Generated: : (torisj ;'
Quantity
City Generated
Burlington 102,992
Waterloo 13,374
Waterloo 6,796
Fort Madison 5,775
Wilton 5,339
Muscatine 3,630
Charles City 2,785
Ames 2,444
Clinton 1,756
Knoxville 747
145,638
7 (
2,3 ^
a
r
10 }
,x
Na
1993i :
EPA ID
IAD000805143
IAD000805168
IAD005289806
IAD005272398
IAD000223354
IAD005273594
IAD984591891
IAD091 385294
IAD045372836
IAD075846824
Table 2
QJuantity of Generated VVaste jtjorisy That :Was Qn^y a Cna
or .Both '""'- '' " ''
Only Listed
Only Characteristic
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D0 18-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
2,686
3,373
40
125,829
1,703
6,030
139,661
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
3,021
7,402
84
161
.' . >' ' :':'-i
7
10,675
"'*'; ' '...'.:-''" -.'
..::::;......,. .;..:. V-^J. ....... ^. :.; . ...
': '' '::.>--:':;:' V .::lJ' ' ' ': .
-.'.:!; -.v.^:i1y!;''iV--.-::;
TOTAL 8,569
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State Summaries
10
IOWA
Waste Management
34
Total
iFasSlii
Number
S**-:.-1:
of RCRA
TSD I
::':' '. :
130,002
Tons
Total Quantity ipf RGJR A t :
Hazardous Masle^ Managed
Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Managers and Quantity Managed
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Champion Spark Plug Division
John Deere Waterloo Works
Monsanto Company
E I Dupont Denemours
Prime Plating Incorporated
Midwest Recycling/Mercury
Recovery Svcs
ISU Chemical Waste Handling
Iowa Army Ammunition Plant
The University of Iowa
Iowa Electric
TOTAL
City
Burlington
Waterloo
Muscatine
Fort Madison
Bettndorf
Dubuque
Ames
Middletown
Oakdale
Palo
Quantity
Managed*
102,076
21,708
3,200
2,977
25
9
3
3
1
<1
130,002
EPA ID
IAD000805143
IAD005289806
IAD005273594
IAD005272398
IAP000001231
IAD984616714
IAT200010601
IA72 13820445
IAT200010924
IAD984566133
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Iowa was aqueous inorganic treatment
(102,129 tons).
Iowa Imports/Exports (As reported by Iowa)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Iowa was Wisconsin (1,495 tons).
The State to which Iowa shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (16,261 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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KANSAS
Waste Generation
297
3,144,665
Tons
Table 1
Total Number of R
or Both a Chafacteristic and1 Lasted Vtfasfcei.: t9$3:i: :;:;;
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
1,235
28,121
182
22,368
1,707,415
133,728
1,893,048
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
8,237
4,500
0
85
2,180
15,003
; :. _.,. .;.- s.x.-.x :,.: ::-....;.-;.;::jK: '':: :.
i '.<; ..::': '-:"'":r" '.*.. !...>, -: «' '/'= .':.
I, ..-i'.. '''.' .i,jv;..,.:;'"-'::V''''':
,..: ri'^frhS
' ''*""', :'. i "'"". !*':? -''. ;-
^;-?"'':':^.'^.<.^fl---'
TOTAL 1,236,588
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State Summaries
KANSAS
Waste Management
54
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
3,202,245
Tons
Table 3
Largest ;RpFiA Hazardous;:V^aste MaRagprs 'and Quantity"M anaged ; {tp0s j|
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Total Petroleum Incorporated
Vulcan Materials Company
Systech Environmental.
Ash Grove Cement Plant
Enron Gas Processing Company
Hercules Cement
Company/Heartland
Hydrocarbon Recyclers Inc
Aptus Incineration Chem Treatment
Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
Air Products and Chemicals Inc
TOTAL
City
Arkansas City
Wichita
Fredonia
Chanute
Bushton
Independence
Wichita
Coffeyville
De Soto
Wichita
Quantity
Managed*
1,704,754
1,340,028
74,299
27,791
19,175
15,092
10,638
8,977
712
595
3,202,061
EPA ID
KSD087418695
KSD007482029
KSD980633259
KSD031203318
KSD033774670
KSD980739999
KSD007246846
KSD981 506025
KS321 3820878
KSD007237746
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Kansas was aqueous organic treatment
(1,704,754 tons).
Kansas Imports/Exports (As reported by Kansas)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Kansas was Texas (20,077 tons).
The State to which Kansas shipped the largest quantity of waste was Oklahoma (32,885 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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KENTUCKY
Waste Generation
472 Total Number of RCRA Large
Quantity Gerieratof$HLQ.G$J
397,488 tTotalj-fluanti^df :*ICRA ; ;;;,;:
Tons Hazatfidbas:;^^te;-:Gener^aie]d:I
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardoiiis Waste :<3er»<
Facility Name
1 Ken Dec Inc
2 Safety-Kleen Corp
3 Rohm & Haas Ky inc
4 LWD Inc Calvert City
5 ISP Chemcials Inc
6 E I Du Pont De Nemours & Co Inc
7 Environmental Conservation Sys
8 Kentucky Electric Steel
9 Newport Steel Corp Wilder Plant
10 NSA Division of Southwire Co
TOTAL
A/
(^~~x/io
/-\-O 4,5
(^ p-
srators and Quantity Generated {tons},
Quantity
City Generated
Horse Cave 193,042
New Castle 74,425
Louisville 13,557
Calvert City 1 1 ,483
Calvert City 7,427
Louisville 7,368
Brooks 6,000
Ashland 4,166
Wilder 3,368
Hawesville 3,151
323,987
J9 V/--v_/\
/ 2 8}
36,7 \
1 /^
19'93i.:.::^:'\.. Yv
EPA ID
KYD049064017
KYD053348108
KYD006390017
KYD088438817
KYD006370175
KYD003924198
KYD000770313
KYD000207282
KYD991277112
KYD049062375
Table 2
Quantity bf::Generated.;Vya5te ifTons> f r|at:;:Was Only a CnaraetertsticiWasle, OBly-a^Usted
or Both\a ClVaracteristic-:arid"Listed;:
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
20,377
6,838
206
14,780
4,473
21,501
68,175
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
233,138
15,267
113
201
141
248,861
K"^'"-. *:&-'"! i? :, U:i--:'-
': _ ,''."'." ; ' | : .':"
.I- ;-': ;::'::.:;;[-;: | ...;;:;';."
TOTAL 80,448
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State Summaries
KENTUCKY
Waste Management
42
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Fadlftie*
221,701
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
WM+ M*«>»
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Safety-Kleen Corp
LWD Inc Calvert City
Midwest Environmental Svs Inc
Rohm & Haas Inc
Environmental Conservation Sys
ELF Atochem North America Inc
Ashland Petroleum Co
ELF Atochem
LWD Sanitary Landfill Inc
Lexington-Blue Grass Army Depot
TOTAL
City
New Castle
Calvert City
Louisville
Louisville
Brooks
Calvert City
Catlettsburg
Carrollton
Calvert City
Richmond
Quantity
Managed*
130,960
34,812
26,837
13,240
9,270
2,169
1,988
1,115
656
194
221,241
EPA ID
KYD053348108
KYD088438817
KYD000821942
KYD006390017
KYD000770313
KYD006370159
KYD0006 15898
KYD006373922
KYD985073196
KY821 38201 05
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Kentucky was fuel blending (158,759 tons).
Kentucky Imports/Exports (As reported by Kentucky)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Kentucky was Ohio (36,877 tons).
The State to which Kentucky shipped the largest quantity of waste was Missouri (46,435 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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LOUISIANA
Waste Generation
347 TbtatfJurriber::;;of RJ5RA Large
31,715,905
Tons
Total :Q«antity;:6f^CI?A . -
Hazard ous Waste Gen erated :
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous; Waste Generatorsalnd Quantity Generated lions},: 1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Citgo Petroleum Corp
BP Oil Company-Alliance Refinery
Union Carbide C & P Co Inc
Cytec Industries Inc - Fortier Plant
Rubicon Inc
Dow Chemical Company
E I Dupont De Nemours
Monsanto
BASF Corporation
Louisiana Pigment Company
TOTAL
City
Lake Charles
Belle Chasse
Taft
Waggaman
Geismar
Plaquemine
Laplace
Luling
Geismar
Westlake
Quantity
Generated
14,212,972
4,970,936
3,589,670
3,509,819
1,410,839
1,024,489
772,956
771,275
451,785
391,495
31,106,236
EPA ID
LAD008080350
LAD056024391
LAD041581422
LAD0081 75390
LAD008213191
LAD0081 87080
LAD001 890367
LAD001 700756
LAD040776809
LAD985185149
Table 2
Quantity; :oiGenerated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Charactenstfc Waste, Only a Listed Waste,
listed Waste, 1993 :
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
36,837
1,374,304
219
33,229
23,188,749
405,555
25,038,893
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
95,314
872,213
6
3,566
3,188,459
4,159,558
;-: K.vS. L^-^Jj^i" ^ =.'"'
:V":' " . :.L,T: :'....:v;r.S';-. vSS'H'
' '..;'..".. '. ".|::. :':;- :V/" ' ' ::; '"*:: :
/: :. ...;>. :J..-x- :"'"- :. = " '
;--^-\1;Jrf^rrSO?T:
".?:!: :-'--i:v';-:: : ':' 1- : '. J':-:.' ix'.-
TOTAL 2,517,442
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State Summaries
LOUISIANA
Waste Management
67
Total Number of RCRA TSD
fse<es
31,468,974
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Slagged
Table 3
Largest RCRA HazardousiWaste Manager^ and Quantity Managed (tons), 1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Citgo Petroleum Corp
BP Oil Company-Alliance Refinery
Union Carbide C & P Co Inc
Cytec Industries Inc - Fortier Plant
Rubicon Inc
Dow Chemical Company
E I Dupont De Nemours
Monsanto
BASF Corporation
Chemical Waste Management
TOTAL
City
Lake Charles
Belle Chasse
Taft
Waggaman
Geismar
Plaquemine
Laplace
Luling
Geismar
Sulphur
Quantity
Managed*
14,211,097
4,971,172
3,588,881
3,509,804
1,393,409
1,024,139
775,872
770,730
446,965
243,034
30,935,103
EPA ID
LAD008080350
LAD056024391
LAD041581422
LAD0081 75390
LAD008213191
LAD0081 87080
LAD001 890367
LAD001 700756
LAD040776809
LAD000777201
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Louisiana was aqueous organic and inorganic
treatment (14,557,030 tons).
Louisiana Imports/Exports (As reported by Louisiana)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Louisiana was Texas (154,551 tons).
The State to which Louisiana shipped the largest quantity of waste was Texas (107,845 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MAINE
Waste Generation
148
Total Wa mber . of RGB A Large
Quantity
8,651
Tons
Total &Maoiiiy of flCRA 1:
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Wjaste Genefatojrs andLQuantity:^eReT4Etedi{l:ons}< 1993 L
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Pratt & Whitney
National Semiconductor Corp
Cyro Industries
Pioneer Plastics Corp
Sermatech Technical Services
GTE Operations Support Inc
Sprague Sanford Inc
General Electric Co ED & C Division
GTE Control Devices Inc
TOTAL
City
Kittery
North Berwick
South Portland
Sanford
Auburn
Biddeford
Kezar Falls
Sanford
Auburn
Standish
Quantity
Generated
1,389
930
922
631
493
442
290
275
265
223
5,860
EPA ID
ME7 1700220 19
MED000791681
MED001 098458
MED040249096
MED040228983
MED985467562
MED000840991
MED077469864
MED05 143 1906
MED058951047
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste jTons} That Was Qnl|y a Characteristic Waste, Only a-OsteidWaste,
or Both a CharaiJterlstio and UstN Waste, i 1-903 : T: ; \ '.-...-
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
1,345
514
2
3,292
153
1,149
6,455
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
550
0
2
79
,; . .. . . , . : .
0
631
''"'' .' '''".'..'' .- ' . '"%'j' ' ' :' '".'. :...;:..
........ .......:.:-:;;:;v;;.;jj:. ...:,..::;:..... .
... "
TOTAL 1,552
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State Summaries
MAINE
Waste Management
25
liotat Uumte&t&i :RCRA ; TSD =
JFa&ftffel^*- : - :'-v..":-:a; "- > °
908
Tons
Toig
of -RCfi A : :
e IW&naged :
Table 3
Largest.RCRA. {Hazardous Waste Managers and Quantityjyianagiadlftofisjf. 1.993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Environmental Compliance Corp
Cyro Industries
Osram Sylvania Inc
Irving Tanning Co
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Bath Iron Works Corp
Philips Elmet
US Air Force Base - Loring
Nautel Maine Inc
Coast-To-Coast Analytical Services
TOTAL
Quantity
City Managed*
South Portland
Sanford
Waldoboro
Hartland
Kittery
Bath
Lewiston
Limestone
Bangor
Westbrook
467
367
31
28
8
3
2
2
<1
<1
908
EPA ID
MED01 9051069
MED040249096
MED001 099746
MED001 065580
ME71 7002201 9
MED041 460247
MED001 097203
ME9570024522
MED097734388
MED985467935
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Maine was aqueous organic and inorganic
treatment (467 tons).
Maine Imports/Exports (As reported by Maine)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Maine was New Hampshire (49 tons).
The State to which Maine shipped the largest quantity of waste was Massachusetts (1,882 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MARYLAND
Waste Generation
566
Itotal : NqtfibeV . of j
Quantity Generators iLQGs] ..
308,621
Tons
TotaJ Ouaritity -:#f RQBA ,-,; ;
Hazardous' Wasted Generated
Table 7
Ten Largest RCR A Hazardous ; Waste General
Facility Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Bethlehem Steel
Reglas Painting Co Inc
Eastern Stainless Corp
FMC Corp
Maryland Port Administration
US Army Aberdeen Proving Ground
AHiant Techsystems Inc
Laidlaw Environmental Services
Hawkins Point Hazardous Waste
Landfill
Eastalco Aluminium Co
TOTAL
tors and Quantity G«
City
Sparrows Point
College Park
Baltimore
Baltimore
Baltimore
Aberdeen
Annapolis
Laurel
Baltimore
Frederick
Quantity
Generated
165,635
40,000
22,798
9,157
8,307
5,617
5,546
5,061
5,050
3,648
270,819
EPA ID
MDD053945432
MDP000007730
MDD0861 40944
MDD003071875
MDD030324073
MD3210021355
MDD005569454
MDD980554653
MDD000731356
MDD990759375
Table 2
or
^ Ooly a listed Waste,
tfhalra^ "I..;?; .;''' """; V;.- "" '!'""
Only Characteristic Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
7,643
10,807
51
60,255
2,908
OQ CO-I
110,185
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
TOTAL
7,416
176,183
49
65
179
183,892
,::;;: \^^7"^^.^---
' ' : '' : .< -.:': ;'.''' '&'' '. '. ' ' . .-:-.>
: : . : ''-.- '<: "'' ''-.: .... .... .;,.-
"' : -V-; :.:::;::.;.::':' /: ' ;;::-"/.-. :..:..
TOTAL 14,506
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State Summaries
MARYLAND
Waste Management
27
Total :#umfesr*rf KCRA
166,232
Tons
.
Table 3
Ten 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Facility Name
Eastern Stainless Corp
Clean Harbors of Baltimore
FMC Corp
Hawkins Point Hazardous Waste
Landfill
Thiokol Corp
Cytec Industries Inc
National Institutes of Health
Safety Kleen Corp 2-016-01
TOTAL
City
Baltimore
Baltimore
Baltimore
Baltimore
Elkton
Havre De Grace
Bethesda
Baltimore
Quantity
Managed*
138,840
21,822
4,089
707
574
187
12
1
166,232
EPA ID
MDD086 140944
MDD980555189
MDD003071875
MDD000731356
MDD003067121
MDD003075942
MD61 50004095
MDD981 034291
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Maryland was other treatment (138,862 tons).
Maryland Imports/Exports (As reported by Maryland)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Maryland was Pennsylvania (5,568 tons).
The State to which Maryland shipped the largest quantity of waste was New Jersey (35,613 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MASSACHUSETTS
Waste Generation
569
Tptat:,Wamberaf :
Quantity Generators
163,037
Tons
Tot# Quantity :of RCRA :;
Hazardous Waste IGienerated
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity Generated {tons}. 1993;
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Alternate Circuit Tech Inc
Polaroid Corp
Reed & Barton Corp
Ideal Tape Company
Mystic Plating Corp
Monsanto Chemical Co (Indian
Orchard)
Standard Plating Inc
Raytheon Company
General Electric Company
CGI Circuits Inc
TOTAL
City
Ward Hill
Waltham
Taunton
Lowell
Medford
Springfield
West Springfield
Lowell
Lynn
Taunton
Quantity
Generated
32,735
32,201
15,247
7,737
6,904
6,136
5,654
4,713
3,782
3,630
118,739
EPA ID
MAD981 067234
MAD001 402320
MAD001011071
MAD056019979
MAD001 066059
MAD001114818
MAD048662944
MAD001411081
MAD001408517
MAD981 203334
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a Listed
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste,, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
7,977
12,981
29
13,136
983
14,563
49,669
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
40,614
5
4
1,095
79
41,796
.;". ' /:. ;' ;. ..;.;.£? 3 : '-.
..... :'-:::-S-J.. :..;.₯'':'' ' ': :;.. .! ,.:*'':'-':"' " :' '
.:','.. " .''.' /r.'.'.::::.:-';1': :/l^-.i't";*: ".-..
TOTAL 71,337
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MASSACHUSETTS
Waste Management
32
FlctlitJes :;'::
45,607
Tons
Table
Ten Ei
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3
j&ggsf s:R!0RJ«;-:'Ha2tafiSous W^sle'Manag^^ruJ Quantify ';M&^e^:^^JVB^^-\ .; ;p«iv .. .
Facility Name
Alternate Circuit Tech Inc
Roy Bros Inc
General Electric Company
General Chemical Corporation
Monsanto Chemical Co (Indian
Orchard)
Clean Harbors of Braintree Inc
Bostik Inc
Polaroid Corp
Polaroid Corp
Hampden Color and Chem Co
TOTAL
City
Ward Hill
Billerica
Lynn
Framingham
Springfield
Braintree
Middleton
Waltham
Assonet
Springfield
Quantity
Managed*
32,711
3,120
1,762
1,720
1,653
1,558
1,493
1,131
254
110
45,512
EPA ID
MAD981 067234
MAD009870643
MAD001408517
MAD01 9371 079
MAD001114818
MAD053452637
MAD001 039767
MAD001 402320
MAD000846493
MAD001114214
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Massachusetts was aqueous inorganic treatment
(32,702 tons).
Massachusetts Imports/Exports (As reported by Massachusetts)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Massachusetts was Connecticut (5,200
tons).
The state to which Massachusetts shipped the largest quantity of waste was New Jersey (12,515
tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MICHIGAN
Waste Generation
789
Qi«ant!ty;-GliBerat0rs (LOG is J *
21,014,255
tons
Total: Quantity:0f :RjDRA
Hszarddgsi Waste -Generated
Table 1
Ten largest RCRA Hazardous Waste/Gerterators ^hd Quantity
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State Summaries
MICHIGAN
Waste Management
136
fatal Slumber of RCftA TSt> ;
Facilities i :
20,686,504
Tons
Table 3
Ten targfes 1:
:i Wlanagecs
Facility Name
City
ageid|;[^ns;|iyN:9.9.3-:v;;:;;T!-iv.'. i: i. '".:.-
Quantity
Managed* EPA ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Dow Chemical Company
Total Petroleum Inc Alma Refinery
Dow Corning Corp
Parke-Davis Division of
Warner-Lambert
CMC Inland Fisher Guide
Envotech Management Services Inc
Petro-Chem Processing Grp of
Nortru Inc
Wayne Disposal Incorporated
GMC Delco Chassis Division
Michigan Recovery Systems Inc
TOTAL
Midland
Alma
Midland
Holland
Flint
Belleville
Detroit
Belleville
Livonia
Romulus
18,180,278
884,921
391,843
337,033
216,055
128,750
83,701
82,062
79,965
62,596
20,447,204
MID000724724
MID005358130
MID000809632
MID006013643
MID005356860
MID000724831
MID980615298
MID048090633
MID005356621
MID060975844
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Michigan was aqueous organic and inorganic
treatment (18,160,140 tons).
Michigan Imports/Exports (As reported by EPA Region 5)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Michigan was Ohio (55,178 tons).
» The State to which Michigan shipped the largest quantity of waste was Oklahoma (891,067 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MINNESOTA
Waste Generation
300
Quantity Generators f£QC?sf
5,993,221 Tofa| Quanti$y:of RCRA
Tons Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest BCRA Hazardous Waste Genter ators arid; Quantity ,2d?S^V
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State Summaries
MINNESOTA
Waste Management
50
Tons
6,015,307
Tons
Total; Ckian^ty: of RC8&;
Tablet
Ten Largest Rt>R A Hazardous Wa?te
duartttty
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Ashland Petroleum Co
3M Cottage Grove (Chemolite)
Gopher Smelting & Refining Co
US Filter Recovery Services Inc
Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant
Burlington Northern RR
Holaday Circuits Inc
Minnesota Valley Engineering
Alliant Techsystems Inc TC Ammun
Honeywell - Military Avionics -
Stinson
TOTAL
City
St Paul Park
Cottage Grove
Eagan
Roseville
Arden Hills
Baxter
Minnetonka
New Prague
New Brighton
Minneapolis
Quantity
Managed*
3,423,023
2,510,370
61,357
12,559
3,634
3,548
316
167
102
96
6,015,172
EPA ID
MND0061 62820
MND0061 72969
MND0061 48092
MND981 098478
MN721 3820908
MND000686196
MND066539743
MND054497854
MND000819268
MND000819318
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Minnesota was aqueous organic treatment
(3,423,023 tons).
Minnesota Imports/Exports (As reported by Minnesota)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Minnesota was foreign country (16,713
tons).
» The State to which Minnesota shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (14,300 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MISSISSIPPI
Waste Generation
163
Total Number of RCR A -Large
Quantity Generators {LGGs} .:.:
1,882,053
Tons
10
Table 1
Teri Largest :RCR A. Hazardous .Waste XSeneratqrs and !:Quahtity::;Seri:eTa4ed:;!|ibns}:
i5,7
1
2
3
A-
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
El Dupont De Nemours & Co
Morton International Inc
First Chemical Corp
Caterpillar Remanufactured
Products Gp
Chevron
Gencorp Polymer Products
Ingalls Shipbuilding West Bank
Thomas & Betts
Amerada Hess Corp
Wondura Products Inc
TOTAL
City
Pass Christian
Moss Point
Pascagoula
Corinth
Pascagoula
Columbus
Pascagoula
Southaven
Purvis
Tupelo
Quantity
Generated
939,723
558,269
339,999
12,376
7,509
2,971
2,007
1,435
1,317
1,091
1,866,697
EPA ID
MSD096046792
MSD0081 86587
MSD033417031
MSD980601686
MSD0541 79403
MSD004001 244
MSD050648757
MSD1 30452501
MSD079461406
MSD001 473073
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste ffpns} That Was Onfy a Charaeteristfc Waste, Only a Listed Waste,
or Both;** Characteriltfe arid lissted Wstete, 1903
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
563
670
39
3,100
1,149
1,523,124
1,528,645
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
3,282
337,500
870
62
"" ';::-; '.. ''.'
1,386
343,100
'' .:i':"'"'' l*V:1 :=.'' .*:,..: ^ .^i'"-
'..". ^i!": %:."" 5 ,.'i:j- '"^- '
>-ty>^*t ;'S- ?5 ?-;';'%^:f "
.-.:':':. "; ::-.'-:-- _. .:.:.> :':v--:-'!|; :: *''''
.:' ; :..}:.;-' | ..;:: ""' ^-t '''. '
...::. .. ;;;,.-:.: -'.l-^. 4-: .....>'x:?y
TOTAL 10,309
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State Summaries
MISSISSIPPI
Waste Management
22
1,901,716
Tons
:.; i'1 ;' '";*-;;:':':".:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
El Dupont De Nemours & Co
Morton International Inc
First Chemical Corp
Chevron
Holnam Inc
Amerada Hess Corp
Arizona Chemical Company
IPC Corinth Division Inc
GE Plastics
Waterways Experiment Station
TOTAL
City
Pass Christian
Moss Point
Pascagoula
Pascagoula
Artesia
Purvis
Gulfport
Corinth
Pearlington
Vicksburg
Quantity
Managed*
939,650
558,269
389,478
7,368
6,170
447
287
42
4
<1
1,901,716
EPA ID
MSD096046792
MSD0081 86587
MSD033417031
MSD0541 79403
MSD077655876
MSD079461406
MSD001661719
MSD096076781
MSD000742668
MS621 0809871
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded,
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Mississippi was deepwell / underground injection
(1,495,361 tons).
Mississippi Imports/Exports (As reported by Mississippi)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Mississippi was Louisiana (2,775 tons).
The State to which Mississippi shipped the largest quantity of waste was Tennessee (15,519 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MISSOURI
Waste Generation
414 TcrtaJ Homber. of «CRA Large
528,840 :T$1$ji3iwi?iit₯:^ " ...
Tons Hazardous Wasi«:G:esiratiBd:,
Table 7
\
Ten Largest: : RCRA .Hazardous Wa^
Facility Name
1 American Cyanamid Company
Hannibal Plant
2 Bussmann Division
*
(tonsj.
Quantity
City Generated
Hannibal 181,
Ellisville 163,
3 McDonnell Douglas Aerospace East St Charles 29,
4 Biocraft Laboratories
5 Southwest Mobile Systems
Corporation
6 Armco Incorporated
7 Jefferson Products Company
8 Schuylkill Metals Corporation
9 Doe Run Co Buick Smelter
10 Noranda Aluminum Incorporated
TOTAL
Mexico 18,
West Plains 16,
Kansas City 13,
490
872
576
702
801
186
Washington 12,138
Forest City 8,
161
Boss 7,913
New Madrid 6
792
l I
4 3?
9
5 10
19S& ...'. ::""";\ /::?-
EPA ID
MOD050226075
MOD000687525
MOD075888487
MOD985791995
MOD006265474
MOD0071 18029
MOD006301501
MOD030712822
MOD059200089
MOD093750966
458,631
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste £Tons} Tl*at Was Oriiyia iCfiaractenstfc WisiitefOnly a Usjed V^aStei,
'' " "'' ' '
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
3,842
85,666
3,699
129,134
1,928
20,030
244,297
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
10,748
8,080
181
92
188
19,289
:.. ./,.": : ,< V:
':/- JY.-.'^-:^
'''."": "..'.:. t^S-*: :f."C::,
TOTAL
.w-s.:- r;':"^;.v::, :...:"
.A:: "^ '? - '"
j... >;.'|'"-'".'.:."" * -
..: ';.;:. " ''''...... '
:.«.:'/;_;:-.::.
264,928
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State Summaries
MISSOURI
Waste Management
91
TSI>
516,407
Tons
Haiardbus; : Waste Wlatiaged ,.
Table 3
Te>i';&^est;Rfc^^
Quantity
Facility Name City Managed* EPA ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
American Cyanamid Company
Hannibal Plant
Holnam Incorporated Safety-Kleen
Continental Cement Company
River Cement Company Selma Plant
Lone Star Industries Incorporated
McDonnell Douglas Aerospace East
Schuylkill Metals Corporation
Biocraft Laboratories
Miles Incorporated
3M Company Nevada Plant
TOTAL
Hannibal
Clarksville
Hannibal
Festus
Cape Girardeau
St Charles
Forest City
Mexico
Kansas City
Nevada
181,068
93,787
74,991
51,584
41,967
29,420
16,319
7,038
6,291
2,898
505,363
MOD050226075
MOD029729688
MOD054018288
MOD050232560
MOD981 127319
MOD075888487
MOD030712822
MOD985791995
MOD056389828
MOD057894321
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Missouri was incineration (188,225 tons).
Missouri Imports/Exports (As reported by Missouri}
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Missouri was Illinois (58,267 tons).
The State to which Missouri shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (35,203 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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MONTANA
Waste Generation
60 Total .Notnber of RCRA; iliarge :
1 1 ,282 total Quantity; :of BCBA:
Tons Hazardous I Waste Generated
Table 1
2
V '
\ 9
/ 8
\
V-^T
Ten Largest :RGRA Hazardous Waste Generators :and Quantity Genesaitejd? {tons}.
Facility Name
1 Exxon Company USA Refinery
2 Columbia Falls Aluminum Co
3 BN Somers Tie Plant
4 Transbas Inc
5 Cenex Refinery
6 Conoco Refinery
7 Cenex Petroleum Terminal
8 Conoco Helena Terminal
9 Louisiana Pacific
10 Montana Refining Company
TOTAL
Quantity
City Generated
Billings 4,885
Columbia Falls 2,825
Somers 1,458
Billings 525
Laurel 514
Billings 312
Glendive 85
Helena 76
Missoula 62
Great Falls 59
10,801
7
1 46
5
1993 '=. '."'..''
EPA ID
MTD01 0380574
MTD057561763
MTD053038386
MTD079711198
MTD006238083
MTD006229405
MTD986067197
MTT000622274
MTD980807176
MTD000475194
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste JTonsl That Wfias Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a listed Waste*
or: Both a^Chara<;*?ristic and;tist«?d Waste,/ 1$S3
Both (Characteristic
Only Characteristic Only Listed & Usted
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
13
10
54
667
337
255
1,335
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
5,919
3,300
1
8
349
9,577
K;;;""o;if JrV.:?-V'l-;
'.' ' '' '!'*; '>..,.. '":::'. -. . : :"-'..-.: ;..-.; : '
I"'- -.::;' : " .>':.' ': :v"l, ..!.:' '" ''
'.. '-: '< "''' .v: .!.':."' '. :'vl;'':v '...-.. ;
TOTAL 370
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State Summaries
MONTANA
Waste Management
1,695
Tons
Total Quantity: ;!pf. RCRjflL
!|^
Facility Name
1 Exxon Company USA Refinery
2 Conoco Refinery Land Farm
TOTAL
City
Billings
Billings
Quantity
Managed*
1,666
29
1,695
EPA ID
MTD01 0380574
MTD000818096
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Montana was land treatment / application /
farming (863 tons).
Montana Imports/Exports (As reported by Montana)
Montana did not receive RCRA waste from any other state.
The State to which Montana shipped the largest quantity of waste was Idaho (5,003 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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NAVAJO NATION
Waste Generation
245
Tons
HazardousaWaste'; Generated
Table 1
Ten Larg est ftCB$ Hazardous $bait& .Qerj.jejriatorsarid: Quantify 'Generated:;iftons}, i 933
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Facility Name
Peabody Western Coal Co
Transwestern Pipeline Co Station 3
The Pittsburg & Midway Coal
Mining Co
BHP Minerals Intl Inc Navajo Mine
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Compressor Sta
Hughes Missile Sys Co
Bia Branch of Roads Chev
El Paso Natural Gas Co
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co
TOTAL
City
Kayenta
Winslow
Gallup
Fruitland
Near Klagetoh
Farmington
Farmington
Gallup
Clovis
Quantity
Generated
91
48
33
19
17
16
10
9
2
245
EPA ID
NND1 041 50024
NN0050010750
NND980508022
NND042993725
NNT000624593
NND986668853
NN21 409091 00
NN0000367847
NNP360030369
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste fToos} That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a Listed
or Both a Characteristic and listed Waste, 1933 . ... T:- .! . v Ih'.: ;... . ' I''"';": .:j .^"':
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
13
0
0
41
0
63
117
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
35
0
0
0
c'.;-.:-i"
0
35
'(:' :' ' ' "" ' : ./:' '"." ' !'
| ,'--'' '_ .':'"'.'. :: . . " .v :';.' : .
^'^ "'".: S>;/:: t:;,'.!
.H ; . . -" '.' '.: ' " :
TOTAL 93
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State Summaries
0
Tons
NAVAJO NATION
Waste Management
:BCKA TSD
Facilities :f
Total C^an^tyiof RCRA
There were no RCRA Management facilities (treatment, storage, or disposal) in Navajo Nation.
Navajo Nation Imports/Exports (As reported by Navajo Nation)
Navajo Nation did not receive RCRA waste from any other state.
The State to which Navajo Nation shipped the largest quantity of waste was Texas (67 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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NEBRASKA
Waste Generation
96
TotaCNarnber :of
Qaarrtlry
90,471
Tons
Total Quantity of RGRA
Hazardous: Waste Generated ;
9
6
4,10
2.7
Table 1
Terr :Largest RCRA- Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity <3eRefateiii:^tonsJ,::;1:9:9^
Facility Name
City
Quantity
Generated
EPA ID
1 Valmont Industries Incorporated Valley
2 Lincoln Plating Company Lincoln
3 Nucor Steel Nebraska Norfolk
4 Behlen Manufacturing Company Columbus
5 American Telephone and Telegraph Omaha
Company
38,502 NED007267214
38,500 NED007281728
6,109 NED087069050
1,046 NED007268790
975 NED007259054
6
7
8
9
10
Dana Corporation
Kawasaki Motors Mfg Corporation
Monroe Auto Equipment Company
Hornady Manufacturing
Appleton Electric Company
Hastings
Lincoln
Cozad
Grand Island
Columbus
403
351
349
335
326
NED091 998567
NED068652981
NED007263619
NED007257603
NED099564684
TOTAL
86,896
Table 2
Quantity of i^ Qjify-a dJiariaoteristfc Waste, Only a Listed Waste,
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Wakte, .1993 |;;: i ;
Both Characteristic
Only Characteristic Only Listed & Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
121
38,576
22
41,291
9
1,014
81,034
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
1,380
6,109
20
7
1
7,517
''"" : . ' ::.:' . ' :. " '' .. ': V". ". ''
;'' " .- ?':: :: .. ::>'' ' ' %?'
i- "'' : !'''...i'; r v^'T^-"
' "". '" ;: :.y:^f''::Y'-:" :.,;.;. j..^'^-"
TOTAL 1,892
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State Summaries
NEBRASKA
Waste Management
19
fdtal Number of RCftA TSD V
Facilities : :;
45,458
Tons
Total Quahtftyh of ;;RCRft :;
Hatat dbus ^^te Warvagfed : :
Table 3
Largest RpRA1Hazai^oU$;;Aii\/|i$t^^aflfcgei^ grid Quantity Managed {torisi,i1g<
Quantity
Facility Name City Managed*
EPA ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Lincoln Plating Company
Ash Grove Cement Company
Behlen Manufacturing Company
Hornady Manufacturing
Brunswick - Main Plant
Dale Electronics Incorporated
Becton Dickinson
Dale Electronics
University of Nebraska Med Ctr
CAE Vanguard Incorporated
TOTAL
Lincoln
Louisville
Columbus
Grand Island
Lincoln
Columbus
Columbus
Norfolk
Omaha
Lincoln
38,394
5,588
1,036
326
44
25
23
20
1
1
45.458
NED007281728
NED007260672
NED007268790
NED007257603
NED043534635
NED000822817
NED007263197
NED035093053
NED000809475
NED986369338
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Nebraska was aqueous inorganic treatment
(34,801 tons).
Nebraska Imports/Exports (As reported by Nebraska)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Nebraska was Indiana (1,665 tons).
The State to which Nebraska shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (3,787 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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NEVADA
Waste Generation
82
Total Nomber of RGRA Large:
Quantity Generators ^(3^1 ;
10,773
Tons
Total Quantity -Of: R
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State Summaries
NEVADA
Waste Management
8
Total lumber of HCKA TS0
Facilities
82,601
Tons
Total Quantity of KCHA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
lfl^^ Managed (tops),
1
2
3
4
Facility Name
US Ecology Inc
Eticam
USARMY Hawthorne Army Ammo
New Bomb
USAF WTC Nellis AFB
TOTAL
City
Lathrop Wells
Fernley
Hawthorne
Nellis AFB
Quantity
Managed*
76,863
5,326
412
<1
82,601
EPA ID
NVT3300 10000
NVD980895338
NV521 0090010
NV7570024110
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only are also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Nevada was landfill (67,832 tons).
Nevada Imports/Exports (As reported by Nevada)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Nevada was California (63,706 tons).
The State to which Nevada shipped the largest quantity of waste was California (1,813 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Waste Generation
158
Total Narnbier of RCRA
Quantity : Qerierators ';
17,249
Tons
To;taf Quantity of rRCiRA t. ', \
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest:RiCRA Hazardous
rs :and ;Q:uarrtity: GeneratedjjtonsL 1:993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Hadco Corporation
Hampshire Chemical Corporation
Hadco Corporation
Watts Regulator Webster Valve
Chomerics Inc
Sturm Ruger & Co Inc
Teledyne Halco
Lockheed Sanders Inc
General Electric Company
Osram Sylvania Inc
TOTAL
City
Derry
Nashua
Hudson
Franklin
Hudson
Newport
Londonderry
Nashua
Hookset
Exeter
Quantity
Generated
4,663
2,474
854
710
696
668
515
474
376
243
11,673
EPA ID
NHD046312559
NHD048724173
NHD991 302522
NHD058537960
NHD048727994
NHD01 8953794
NHD986467124
NHD000791889
NHD001 427475
NHD003941655
Table 2
Ouartttty of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Charaeteiistra Waste, Onfy a Osted Waste,
a Characteristic? and listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
390
3,320
4
2,906
49
2,792
9,461
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
4,971
0
4
37
1
5,012
'':": :-.:':.. : .<':!. ' '-'* '::'>.. ' .
-.... . :..>"-'""-:"': " ?'...: ....;"'''''!.' :'^-
:«. '' .';.. ..''.. : '..-.. fff" '""." ..'..'::'i. ..if.-':
;.;., :....-:>. ' \.. J1* . . ^ ;
TOTAL 2,764
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State Summaries
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Waste Management
2
Tons
TotaJ Number of RCRA
TSD Fatalities
0
Tons
Totat QuanSty of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
There were no facilities* in New Hampshire that reported managing (treating or disposing) RCRA Hazardous
Waste.
New Hampshire Imports/Exports (As reported by New Hampshire)
New Hampshire did not receive RCRA waste from any other states.
The State to which New Hampshire shipped the largest quantity of waste was Massachusetts
(3,174 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
NEW JERSEY
Waste Generation
3,120 Total ffernber of RORA/-Larjge"
17,977,002
Tons
Total Quantity of 8CRA
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
\ Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
E I Dupont - Chambers Works
Republic Environmental Recycling
Circuit Foil USA Inc
Marisol Inc
Bayway Refining Company
Safety-Kleen Corp
Safety-Kleen Corp
Morton International Inc
Exxon Co USA Bayway Refinery
S&W Waste Inc
TOTAL
City
Deepwater
Clayton
Bordentown
Middlesex
Linden
Linden
Clayton
Cream Ridge
Linden
So Kearny
Quantity
Generated
17,096,589
127,864
108,357
103,407
60,852
36,969
36,674
29,785
26,547
21,907
17,648,951
EPA ID
NJD002385730
NJD981133150
NJD002345247
NJD002454544
NJD986645984
NJD0021 82897
NJD069039626
NJD980530109
NJD062037031
NJD991291105
Table 2
auarttity of Xjeherated Waste fTons} That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a Listed Waste,
& :Both ^Chara^ristic and U$ted:
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
319,411
1,281,486
1,288
5,381,759
3,901,548
5,868,466
16,753,958
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
122,259
6,741
580
5,306
' :-: .;:,;,;
39,714
174,600
!..' ;': ;;;' -.:-'.i:. .'$%:'.~,'-i'< '* .-* '.
'' ... ' ' '. ''' '.:-.:' :'vj-' &. . £ ': .-'
^*-£!"j'!-'--US^S'r'
''{: . . .>:'!..:...-.' : ' ':' ' :f?:' ' iv . :.: . : j, ,'. ' ''. . '*'
" 'T '/';:-'i':'.-.:-:-:':..:f::;:. "I - T^*' *>.*,
". ' '. ' ' ' ' .-.- v. . . . . :... . . . . . -
'''.'' ' .-' '-.'',''. '.,..:. '"'. . ' " " '' '''-. ' '..":'."'..
TOTAL 1,048,417
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State Summaries
Table 3
NEW JERSEY
Waste Management
158
17,557,748
Tons
Tptaf jQaani^ty of -RCRA
Ten L
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
arrest: :Bip R A ^azarSouis . WaSjC lianas*
Facility Name
E I Dupont - Chambers Works
Republic Environmental Recycling
Safety-Kleen Corp
Safety-Kleen Corp
Bayway Refining Company
Rollins Environmental Services (NJ)
Chemical Waste Management of NJ
Exxon Co USA Bayway Refinery
S&W Waste Inc
CP Chemical Inc
TOTAL
jrs and Quantity
City
Deepwater
Clayton
Clayton
Linden
Linden
Bridgeport
Newark
Linden
So Kearny
Sewaren
Martaged:{tohs}r 1
Quantity
Managed*
17,138,088
134,107
63,091
61,816
39,458
31,379
28,275
24,854
14,300
7,909
17,543,277
i:903:::::.f :'H::::.. '"^'
EPA ID
NJD002385730
NJD981133150
NJD069039626
NJD0021 82897
NJD986645984
NJD053288239
NJD089216790
NJD062037031
NJD991291105
NJD002141950
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of New Jersey was aqueous organic and inorganic
treatment (17,065,052 tons).
New Jersey Imports/Exports (As reported by New Jersey)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to New Jersey was Pennsylvania (37,456
tons).
The State to which New Jersey shipped the largest quantity of waste was Pennsylvania (65,417
tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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NEW MEXICO
Waste Generation
3 1
60
Total Number of iRCJRA targs
Quantity Generators $L&Gs)
2
689
176,409
Tons
Total Quantity <^ RC5RA;
10
Table 1
Tea .
iipUS-Wa^^
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Bloomfield Refining Company
Intel Corporation
El Paso Natural Gas Co 3b-1 Compr
Navajo Refining Co
US DOE Los Alamos National Lab
GE Aircraft Engines
NASA Johnson Space Center
Philips Semiconductors
Sandia National Laboratories
Holloman Air Force Base
TOTAL
City
Bloomfield
Rio Rancho
Blanco
Artesia
Los Alamos
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Holloman AFB
Quantity
Generated
165,936
5,009
2,616
910
250
171
165
164
146
96
175,463
EPA ID
NMD089416416
NMD000609339
NMD986682862
NMD048918817
NM0890010515
NMD052684578
NM8800019434
NMD000709782
NM58901 10518
NM65721 24422
Table 2
OJuarititbof C|ien«fat^d WaSte CTows) That Wa$ Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a U$ted Waste,
oHjBoth a Characteristic and Osted Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
218
9
2,911
165,848
526
173,334
F Waste
P Waste
U Waste
.'..''j:':' ':.-. *'.'"' -:-: '!:*:' :
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
132
Q1 1
1
7
, ' " . .'.'...'"';;
2
1,054
'.' :.' ;i::': '." : ->:i ''" ". "." :./'.' .!' : > .-" ', .-.--.
: :&&;': " : '. .':''"'' ' ' ': '? ,-',' . :
r:n:^KI!-S^^"x.
^i3^!SM "X^S
*f^''^:3< ^&f^3
.-.: ' -'" .'}..- , :' '' ',::.-' ''" ..!-. . .:::-;'
TOTAL 1,958
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State Summaries
1
3
5
4
2
15
165,968
Tons
NEW MEXICO
Waste Management
|2i^i^|^'!f?V;
Tota|;puai^tY::blvRGRA : ;
M&ar&>us. Waste Npiagsd : ]
Table 3
^^
Facility Name
City
,.}t^^e^^g^:^ -\\,??::
Quantity
Managed* EPA ID
1
2
3
4
Bloomfield Refining Company Bloomfield
NASA Johnson Space Center Wstf Las Cruces
US DOE Los Alamos National Lab Los Alamos
Melrose Air Force Range
Sandia National Laboratories
Melrose Air Force
Range
Albuquerque
165,752 NMD089416416
153 NM8800019434
62 NM0890010515
<1 NM5572124456
<1 NM5890110518
TOTAL
165,968
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only are also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of New Mexico was aqueous organic treatment
(165,752 tons).
New Mexico Imports/Exports (As reported by New Mexico)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to New Mexico was Colorado (44 tons).
The State to which New Mexico shipped the largest quantity of waste was Nevada (2,623 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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NEW YORK
Waste Generation
2,035
1,449,337
Tons
Tqta!
Hazardous
Table 1
HI iarg est".. FB5RA Hazardous 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
International Business Machines Co
CMC Harrison Division
CWM Chemical Services Inc
Ciba Geigy
Olin Corporation
Nepera Inc
Eastman Kodak Company
Dupont Company
Grouse-Hinds Division
IBM Corp-T J Watson Research
Center
TOTAL
City
Owego
Lockport
Model City
Queensbury
Rochester
Harriman
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
Yorktown Heights
Quantity
Generated
445,419
329,154
146,794
71,212
57,335
51,216
42,506
36,096
29,724
16,905
1,226,361
EPA ID
NYD986874501
NYD0021 26852
NYD049836679
NYD002069748
NYD002220804
NYD002014595
NYD980592497
NYD980536288
NYD002227973
NYD084006741
Table 2
Waste \Tons\ That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a Usted Waste,
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Wast«,
Only Character/stlc
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
9,538
26,379
526
369,946
73,129
33,455
512,973
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
685,020
23,479
125
1,534
15,722
725,879
.::'; 'l':!"^''"':''." '"'':' ''"''. '..''. -i '
. ;...;,. .';,: ---. : : :
: ' '' .'' '"' '' v' :'"''' '''
"". = 'j'if:/- ;..;,.-: ?:
TOTAL 210,094
70
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State Summaries
NEW YORK
Waste Management
81
Ttftaj :$ik8»ter of ftCRA
TSD Facilities
1,008,577
Tons
Total ^Quantity: oPRCRA
Table 3
Waste Manager^ aif4 Oas»iii|y KSanaged {tons}r
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
International Business Machines Co
CWM Chemical Services Inc
Revere Smelting & Refining
Corporation
Nepera Inc
Cecos International Inc
Eastman Kodak Company
Norlite Corporation
IBM Corp-T J Watson Research
Center
Schenectady International Inc
GE Plastics
TOTAL
City
Owego
Model City
Middletown
Harriman
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Cohoes
Yorktown Heights
Rotterdam Jet
Selkirk
Quantity
Managed*
445,209
252,271
114,362
51,166
46,529
34,701
23,774
16,691
9,263
6,121
1,000,087
EPA ID
NYD986874501
NYD049836679
NYD030485288
NYD002014595
NYD080336241
NYD980592497
NYD080469935
NYD084006741
NYD002070118
NYD066832023
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of New York was aqueous organic treatment
(507,678 tons).
New York Imports/Exports (As reported by New York)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to New York was New Jersey (33,795 tons).
» The State to which New York shipped the largest quantity of waste was New Jersey (38,704 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
NORTH CAROLINA
Waste Generation
Quantity; GeaeratorsiiL^GisJ !
447 , 7 1 8 Total; -Quantity ^il^RA 5 : ; ; ; :
Tons HazardbusWa^te Generated
Table 7
c_- ^
7 H? 12 W
\* ^
\-/
tertlar^est:?!^
Facility Name
1 Mallinckrodt Specialty Chemicals
2 Accudyne Inc
3 Stork Screens America Inc
4 Carolina Galvanizing Corp
5 Thomasville Furniture Ind
6 Moen Incorporated
7 Mannington Ceramic Tile
8 Croft Metals Inc
9 Engineered Controls International
10 Ecoflo Incorporated
TOTAL
Quantity
City Generated
Raleigh 200,343
Raleigh 40,620
Charlotte 40,481
Aberdeen 19,039
Lenoir 14,843
New Bern 14,461
Lexington 7,935
Lumber Bridge 6,871
Elon College 6,306
Greensboro 5,896
356,795
EPA ID
NCD042091975
NCD981021413
NCD049773666
NCD048181218
NCD054290770
NCD980602445
NCD986181451
NCD067200949
NCD991 302498
NCD980842132
Table 2
Quantity of Generated waste fTons) That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a U$ted
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
, .
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
7,537
2,229
856
85,960
199,600
55,250
351,433
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
34,338
10,569
34
15,277
: .::|-^f':;'::';; "'hi:;:
,783
62,001
v:^^''at^'.^v>'^-:S
^.:li-.:,;i;;i;lv -if-^hiS':'^ !
.....;.....;.*.. .. .4. ':':;::;:;;.:;;:' ".V: >: _; . ': . -.';
^:^.:.^:^'^p.:V'J: '' ' &
v^5^^p'^ST"'v=
;5^>;:2#?; J|>r^=.u'
x^. ,\v''.y::.:y:;.^'' ': "'x' .-' ;tV".v ". ' ' '':-.".- .
'!-''':"'.. :.-; ' .Uv' - ':-':-:'t-->- : : ..'.;: '"'"'
TOTAL 34,214
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State Summaries
NORTH CAROLINA
Waste Management
S^ s8 12 U&
^ V '" 4 * ^J
^ \ r
\-/
Table 3
Ten Largest; R§iR A Hazardous Waif « ;IMart*u
Facility Name
1 Mallinckrodt Specialty Chemicals
2 Accudyne Inc
3 Stork Screens America Inc
4 Carolina Galvanizing Corp
5 Mannington Ceramic Tile
6 US Air Inc
7 Heritage Environment
8 Ecoflo Incorporated
9 Burroughs Wellcome Co
10 Carolina Solite Corporation
TOTAL
73
336,975
Tons
jets and Quantity Managed: (tons)
City
Raleigh
Raleigh
Charlotte
Aberdeen
Lexington
SSjSfjM^
Total Quantity of;fiCRA;>: .: \ f
,:i.99.3;,, ;..:...,-::':..;:.
Quantity
Managed* EPA ID
202,387 NCD042091975
40,483 NCD981021413
40,400 NCD049773666
18,968 NCD048181218
7,935 NCD986181451
Winston - Salem 5,669 NCD006997795
Charlotte
Greensboro
Greenville
Norwood
5,393 NCD1 21 700777
4,386 NCD980842132
4,108 NCD047373766
3,623 NCD0031 52642
333,352
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of North Carolina was aqueous organic treatment
(200,708 tons).
North Carolina Imports/Exports (As reported by North Carolina)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to North Carolina was Virginia (5,222 tons).
The State to which North Carolina shipped the largest quantity of waste was South Carolina
(51,867 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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NORTH DAKOTA
Waste Generation
7 9
16
Total Number of fiCRA Large
Quantity Generators {LGGsJ
594,815
Tons
Table 1
Ten
^:v'H:4---::
' ' ....V...-::-:'-'.'-'''"'"'-'-'" ' -. ..:-.; :.- ...... .. ''" "'" £ '" '" :.'-.:: '::'. .-..-.--.-... =::--": :.,.- .'.-:'-. ':. '-: ::':'' -:-.-
Quantity
Facility Name City Generated EPA ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Amoco Oil Company
Dakota Gasification Company
Health Care Incinerators
Lucas Western Inc FSD
3M Data Storage Products
Grand Forks Air Force Base
Minot Air Force Base
Wil-Rich a Div of Tic United Corp
Farstad Oil Inc
Industrial Plating Corp
Mandan
Beulah
Fargo
Jamestown
Wahpeton
Grand Forks AFB
Minot AFB
Wahpeton
Minot
Wahpeton
594,307
135
122
47
42
33
32
27
19
18
NDD0061 75467
NDD000690594
NDD1 67721 265
NDD053426565
NDD084497775
ND3571 924759
ND4571 924758
NDD031875719
NDD031 852478
NDD051439743
TOTAL
594,782
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Characteristic Wasj«» Qnty a Usted
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
5811
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
12
1
0
275
593,359
795
594,442
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
; " "" '.''.-' :.-.-
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
49
31
0
4
144
229
" ' . ?: :" ':':": ;:}:' .'..: ::'; . .:
' ::'*ri ::;:V ":': ; ;: ,:.?:::-:f' ';:;:;:; J.:.,.::-:?s.-:i-:; .:;.-;..
ji^cr^-"1^1'''^^^^" r-
-.-...;.- .' -. :': :':v:f:;; ;:' >;::-;X ;:.:':;
.. :"".' "'.:'.;.;',".'..:.:'.;::.:..":..:.. ...:".... |-. y.::.^ :..;.;.:.
...... '.":: !":".^- .;:.- '''' " ''''." .'''' :':' ' '
'' ".''". ':' ": .' .:..; .:';;:.'>. . ,.-
TOTAL 145
74
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State Summaries
NORTH DAKOTA
Waste Management
8
Total lumber of ftC&A TSD
Facilities
593,349
Tons
Total Quantity of RCFJA
Hazardous Waste Manage**
Table 3
Largest RCKA Hazardous Waste Managers and Quantity Managed (tons},
1
2
3
Facility Name
Amoco Oil Company-Mandan
Refinery
Minot Air Force Base
Grand Forks Air Force Base
TOTAL
City
Mandan
Minot AFB
Grand Forks AFB
Quantity
Managed*
593,348
<1
<1
593,349
EPA ID
NDD0061 75467
ND4571 924758
ND3571 924759
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only are also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of North Dakota was aqueous organic treatment
(593,348 tons).
North Dakota Imports/Exports (As reported by North Dakota)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to North Dakota was Minnesota (222 tons).
The State to which North Dakota shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (997 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
OHIO
Waste Generation
1,524
Total Nuotber of HCfi A t,at$e
Quantity Generators (LOG s3
1,739,928
Tons
Total Ouartttty ofiRGRA
Hazardous Waste Generated
: . * . . . . .| ..: ... .. . . . . >::
Table 1
Ten Largest :R*JRA Hazardous Waste jGettefja
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
BP Chemicals Inc
SCM Chemicals Inc
Systech Environmental Corporation
Aristech Chemical Corporation
Republic Engr Ed Steels
CWM Resource Recovery Inc
Chemical Waste Management Inc
Ross Incineration Services Inc
Envirosafe Services of Ohio Inc
Armco Inc
TOTAL
tots and Quantity:*?
City
Lima
Ashtabula
Paulding
Haverhill
Canton
West Carrollton
Vickery
Graf ton
Oregon
Zanesville
Quantity
Generated
798,180
118,070
54,840
41,531
30,974
29,080
28,585
22,376
18,554
17,038
1,159,228
; _ \s
EPA ID
OHD0421 57644
OHD076741149
OHD005048947
OHD0051 08477
OHD004228003
OHD093945293
OHD020273819
OHD048415665
OHD045243706
OHD004281598
Table 2
Quantity of Operated .Wasteriftops} .TbatiW
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 1.S93 I' "'".. ;; J {".. -:\ -.. : ! :
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Icnitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
18 288
45,822
343
96,103
34,564
177,592
372,712
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
75 449
889,953
5
11,767
8,432
985,606
,-:--. : - - - :" - !.'":'?! '':;'':
'.'V' *' '^--i'f:'' -;--v.; .:.::#v r;; : .'/'^ .:";:':
;;;. ;. ._; ..v;v . ^ . ._ ' '
TOTAL 381,609
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State Summaries
Ten
OHIO
Waste Management
117
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
1,697,197
Tons
Total Quantity of fiCRA !
Hazardous Waste M&nagerf "["
^
1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
BP Chemicals Inc
Envirosafe Services of Ohio Inc
Chemical Waste Management Inc
Reserve Environmental Services Inc
Safety Kleen Corporation
Lafarge Corporation
Systech Environmental Corporation
Ross Incineration Services Inc
Research Oil Co
Aristech Chemical Corporation .
TOTAL
City
Lima
Oregon
Vickery
Ashtabula
Hebron
Paulding
Paulding
Grafton
Cleveland
Haverhill
Quantity
Managed*
798,043
187,363
168,698
132,901
55,013
54,831
54,224
37,513
26,101
23,095
1,537,782
EPA ID
OHD0421 57644
OHD045243706
OHD020273819
OHD980793384
OHD980587364
OHD987048733
OHD005048947
OHD048415665
OHD004178612
OHD005 108477
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Ohio was deepwell / underground injection
(965,507 tons).
Ohio Imports/Exports (As reported by Ohio)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Ohio was Michigan (94,704 tons).
The State to which Ohio shipped the largest quantity of waste was Pennsylvania (84,349 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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OKLAHOMA
Waste Generation
193
T 0;ta|;Nur«ber:<>i i
Quantity Generators {LQGsJ ;
2
510
i
6,8,9
7
1,145,732
Tons
Total Otiantfty of 8CRA
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Teii ' larg est FtC RiAi; H^feaFdo«$! Wa$te: I5ehfera«jr$ .arid .iQm^ity
{ion$Jr 1903
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Zinc Corporation of America
Conoco Inc - Ponca City Refinery
U S Poll Control Inc
Chief Supply Corporation
Moore Business Forms
Hydrocarbon Recyclers Inc
Oc-Alc/Emc Tinker AFB
Sheffield Steel Corporation
Sun Company Inc (R & M)
Brunswick - Mercury Marine
TOTAL
City
Bartlesville
Ponca City
Waynoka
Haskell
Stillwater
Tulsa
Tinker AFB
Sand Springs
Tulsa
Stillwater
Quantity
Generated
858,931
1 70,449
34,805
9,517
8,801
8,315
7,340
7,082
6,981
6,091
1,118,312
EPA ID
OKD000829440
OKD007233836
OKD065438376
OKD089761290
OKD074274333
OKD000632737
OK1 571 724391
OKD007219181
OKD058078775
OKD074294612
Table 2
:<2aanttity "! '
- -. -: ",.-. -'--;. :...... ,..; ..... ... ' .
?.;..:;,..> "': .-..:. ....::t"';"-^:;: ;.:!':'. "" I '" ^ '" '
'-.-. ::'-.' '' : ' ...: :''.'
TOTAL 68,066
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State Summaries
OKLAHOMA
3
7 8
10
4.6.9
5
Waste Management
31
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
1,156,392
Tons
Total Quantity of BCfiA "'::"V. .,!
Hazardous Wast* Manage^ *4
Ten^i
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
arge$tfRCR^pa2«r:;::y.;t.:..:i:j:..:: "f .;
EPA ID
OKD000829440
OKD065438376
OKD007233836
OKD000632737
OKD089761290
OKD000402396
OKD074274333
OKD074294612
OKD058078775
OKD032963530
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Oklahoma was aqueous inorganic treatment
(856,160 tons).
Oklahoma Imports/Exports (As reported by Oklahoma)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Oklahoma was Arkansas (42,652 tons).
The State to which Oklahoma shipped the largest quantity of waste was Texas (27,728 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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OREGON
Waste Generation
184
1,392,152
Tons
Table 1
Ten Largest
'^^^Sf-^C^^ff^^^^
^iaJ;-;
/
~v -"" "
8
c
RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity Generated { tons), 1. .993H .-V.: . '. -A; ':-"
Facility Name City
1 Intel Corporation Aloha Campus Aloha
Quantity
Generated
834,175
2 Tektronix Inc Beaverton Campus Beaverton 423,106
3 ELF
4 OKI
Atochem North America Inc Portland 61,026
Semiconductor Manufacturing Tualatin 10,293
5 Cascade Steel Rolling Mills Inc McMinnville 9,106
6 Aeroscientific Corp Beaverton 7,232
7 Burlington Northern RR Dant & Russ North
Plains 6,424
8 Northwest Aluminum Company The Dalles 5,768
9 Portable Equipment Salvage Clackamas 5,678
10 Oregon Steel Mills Inc Portland 5,631
TOTAL
1 ,368,439
EPA ID
ORD060591963
ORD009020231
ORD009031840
ORD9871 75569
ORD045776432
ORD981 773377
ORD030796619
ORD981 764707
ORD027615186
ORD0091 06055
Table 2
Quantity of Gyrated Waste {Toss} That Was Only a Charasterfstfec Waste, Only a ysted Waste,
or BothJa £h£racterist«> and Listed Waste,
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
TOTAL
712
1,193,634
1
ASI ;''|:::.:.^;^>':-v:V.x
- - .'.V .:*:"'" :> . ' -',
::,: .;.:.; ::, ::::.;;,.. :;/:.'. :..;..' '. -.":::". ::::"*:::
" .'..-.:: :.
TOTAL 5,006
80
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State Summaries
OREGON
Waste Management
11
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
568,633
Tons
Total Quantity of BCBA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
Facility Name
Managers and Quantity Managed {tons},
City
Quantity
Managed*
EPA ID
1 Tektronix Inc Beaverton Campus Beaverton
2 Chemical Waste Management NW Arlington
3 OKI Semiconductor Manufacturing Tualatin
4 USA Umatilla Depot Activity Hermiston
5 Teledyne Wah Chang Albany Albany
425,295 ORD009020231
131,494 ORD089452353
10,257 ORD987175569
861 OR6213820917
727 ORD050955848
TOTAL
568,633
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only are also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Oregon was other treatment (294,564 tons).
Oregon Imports/Exports (As reported by Oregon)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Oregon was Washington (97,202 tons).
The State to which Oregon shipped the largest quantity of waste was Washington (11,858 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Waste Generation
1,215
TQiaf Number of RCRA ; Large :
Quantity : <3en eratons I (L0£ii$ K
9,441,256
Tons
Total Quantity; of UpKA :
Hazardous Waste Generated .;
Table 7
Ten Largest RQRA: Hazardous Waste Generators and Cteantriy ;;GeRejr;«becJ
:1:933:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Sun Company Inc
Occidental Chemical Corp
Mill Service Inc
Geological Reclamation Operations
Mill Service Inc
General Battery Corp
East Penn Mfg Co
Lukens Steel Co
Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel
Sartomer Company Inc
TOTAL
City
Marcus Hook
Pottstown
Bulger
Morrisville
Yukon
Reading
Lyon Station
Coatesville
Allenport
West Chester
Quantity
Generated
7,811,933
744,381
142,218
72,475
65,202
48,986
31,160
26,628
26,624
26,538
8,996,145
EPA ID
PAD980550594
PAD002334753
PAD059087072
PAD000429589
PAD004835146
PAD990753089
PAD002330165
PAD002326908
PAD004336145
PAD042259374
Table 2
iy; o;de;n;eBated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Osfy a Listed Waste
or Btfti a 'tfrialt^riisjlJCr and Usted Waste, 19$3
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
17,628
fin Q1 Q
DU,O I 3
75
134,964
8,558,294
103,862
8,875,641
F Waste
K\A/QO + r»
waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
311,856
QQ fifi>1
yy,bb4
14
1,041
2,254
414,829
:. ,,.!..-, :i..,4:.::v;^.,::::./: :V ;
. .. ;; .;:?-..;;.; :'.:'';. :? :'i;:: '"-. ::
'; . ...... .-: ;..!..!!! :.; : {.
TOTAL 150,775
82
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State Summaries
10
3 4
PENNSYLVANIA
Waste Management
81
Total
Fa«ilii
Number
of
BORA
TSD
9,215,329
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
ten ;UVge$t|l^Kri«Klr<;io«$ Waste Managers am* QwanHty Managed {torn!, 1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Sun Company Inc
Occidental Chemical Corp
Mill Service Inc
Mill Service Inc
Geological Reclamation Operations
Envirite Corporation
Keystone Cement Company
Inmetco Inc
Allied-Signal Inc
General Battery Corp Complex
TOTAL
City
Marcus Hook
Pottstown
Bulger
Yukon
Morrisville
York
Bath
Ellwood City
Philadelphia
Reading
Quantity
Managed*
7,808,087
743,771
141,446
138,956
72,247
59,469
47,016
37,693
25,631
25,073
9,099,389
EPA ID
PAD980550594
PAD002334753
PAD059087072
PAD004835146
PAD000429589
PAD01 01 54045
PAD002389559
PAD087561015
PAD0023 12791
PAD990753089
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Pennsylvania was other treatment (8,583,677
tons).
Pennsylvania Imports/Exports (As reported by Pennsylvania)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Pennsylvania was New Jersey (50,383
tons).
The State to which Pennsylvania shipped the largest quantity of waste was Ohio (117,105 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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PUERTO RICO
Waste Generation
109
Quantity Generators {LQGsl
1,373,639
Tons
Total Quantity: of RCR& : :
hazardous Waste iGenerated
Table 1
Teri largest R&^
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Puerto Rico Sun Oil Co
Phillips Puerto Rico Core Inc
Squibb Manufacturing Inc
Eli Lilly Industries Inc
Smithkline Beechan Pharm Co
Dupont Agrichemicals Caribe Inc
Merck Sharp & Dohme Quimica
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Inc
Safety Kleen Environsystems
Abbott Chemicals Inc
TOTAL
City
Yabucoa
Guayama
Humacao
Mayaguez
Guayama
Manati
Barceloneta
Barceloneta
Dorado
Barceloneta
Generated! tons)
Quantity
Generated
834,627
383,906
64,464
35,368
11,377
9,505
8,007
3,277
3,241
2,614
1,356,386
i^^r".
EPA ID
PRD090074071
PRD991 291972
PRD090021056
PRD091 024786
PRD090613357
PRD981 130131
PRD090028101
PRD090346909
PRD981 182421
PRD090131251
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Charaetetisttc Waste, Only a Listed Waste,
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
4,493
1,095
9
2,664
1,216,240
1,707
1,226,208
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
54,147
1,517
1 1
14
1
55,690
.'I .'.-. -.' :₯.'. ..::.::-4::::-:';-::? 'V .'..:(,.- *;/;. "* '"' '
S'JiJ^^^I^IJ^^r
V.:-':\; ! :.'!:". .j;'"''::: £"'" '" .:.',?'::
'.'>-;'''-' ' ' :' ' '.'?' -:.' '.":
' j'---;.:/-''" .!.:"'' ; '-' .:';-:'::.::.;:.'"'
TOTAL 91,727
84
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State Summaries
PUERTO RICO
897
5
42
Waste Management
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
1,338,211
Tons
Totat Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
and Quantity Managed fton$J, 1993
Quantity
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Puerto Rico Sun Oil Co
Phillips Puerto Rico Core Inc
Squibb Manufacturing Inc
Eli Lilly Industries Inc
Safety Kleen Environsystems Co
Smithkline Beechan Pharm Co
San Juan Cement Company Inc
Merck Sharp & Dohme Quimica
Pan Am Shoe Co
Searle & Co
TOTAL
City
Yabucoa
Guayama
Humacao
Mayaguez
Manati
Guayama
Dorado
Barceloneta
Camuy
Caguas
Managed*
832,458
383,732
45,086
32,870
21,870
11,358
9,375
1,170
251
29
1,338,199
EPA ID
PRD090074071
PRD991291972
PRD090021056
PRD09 1024786
PRD090399718
PRD090613357
PRD980526115
PRD090028101
PRD0551 04251
PRD090378225
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Puerto Rico was aqueous organic treatment
(1,285,973 tons).
Puerto Rico Imports/Exports (As reported by Puerto Rico)
Puerto Rico did not receive RCRA waste from any other state.
The State to which Puerto Rico shipped the largest quantity of waste was Connecticut (18,040
tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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RHODE ISLAND
Waste Generation
102
Total
Quantity Generators {LQGs) .:
10,169
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
IH azardous Waste G enerat ed ;:
Table 1
Ten :tWge$t R£RA Hazardous Wa$te <5er»0raior$ and Quantity Generated
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Ocean State Steel Inc
Chemart Company
New England Container Inc
Advanced Chemical Company
OCG Microelectronic Materials Inc
Hoechst Celanese Corp
Pease & Curren Inc
Arkwright Incorporated
Quebecor Printing
Providence Metallizing Co Inc
TOTAL
City
East Providence
Lincoln
Smithfield
Warwick
East Providence
Coventry
Warwick
Fiskeville
Providence
Pawtucket
Quantity
Generated
2,550
925
620
602
328
294
288
267
238
193
6,305
EPA ID
RID001 546811
RID000791434
RID048976732
RID059735761
RID075728030
RID001 805670
RID001 200609
RID058065707
RID001 189273
RID001 187277
Table 2
of -Generaied Waste ffohs) That V|a^|:.0ioJfy "^:C|ftariaet6rl$tic Waste, Only a listed Waste,
or Botha Characteristic arid Listed
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
308
806
80
623
16
1,616
3,451
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
2,135
2,550
0
18
52
4,756
, .-:'':': "'v '' ''"' '" '' "'"'"":: ' '.:''
J;-^^
:;..-.:..'|.;;::;,:;. -.;...^ :.."-,. ":.. ^"-^\ -J
'.' ':';;':;: '::'&' £':. ' ' '"' - .;
v . .--.- .>;..;. ;';..-'.;...;. .-.-.-.-;-.....;;... -. .- - ..-.. _';;
TOTAL 1,956
86
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State Summaries
RHODE ISLAND
Waste Management
19
Total
Facilf
Mumfaer
ties
of
RCRA
TSD
11,118
Tons
Total Quantity of HCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
Large^ RCRA;iHazardoys Waste Managers
Facility Name
1 Northland Environmental
2 Eticam
3 Chem Pak Corp
4 Advanced Chemical Company
5 Boliden Metech Inc
6 Providence Metallizing Co Inc
TOTAL
and Quantity Managed
City
Providence
Warwick
Cranston
Warwick
Mapleville
Pawtucket
a0B$}, 1991
Quantity
Managed*
6,885
1,767
1,359
828
153
126
11,118
1-
EPA ID
RID040098352
RID980906986
RID084802842
RID059735761
RID063890214
RID001 187277
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only are also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Rhode Island was aqueous organic and inorganic
treatment {3,700 tons).
Rhode Island Imports/Exports (As repoted by Rhode Island)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Rhode Island was Connecticut (5,259 tons).
» The State to which Rhode Island shipped the largest quantity of waste was Pennsylvania (3,338
tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Waste Generation
388
of
Quantity Generators (LOG s)
310,399
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Generated :i
Table 1
Ten Largest!;RC?RA!
Wa>te
and Quantity iSewerattsd {toti*Jr 1903
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Hardwicke Chemical Company
Southeastern Chemicals & Solvents
Thermalkem Inc
Safety-Kleen Corp
Laidlaw Env Svs of Sc Inc
Georgetown Steel Corp
Gaston Copper Recycling Corp
Nucor Steel
Owen Electric Steel Company
Phibro Tech Inc
TOTAL
City
Elgin
Sumter
Rock Hill
Lexington
Pinewood
Georgetown
Gaston
Darlington
Cayce
Sumter
Quantity
Generated
165,916
29,321
12,586
10,224
9,876
9,719
5,362
5,228
5,185
4,456
257,873
EPA ID
SCD042627448
SCD036275626
SCD044442333
SCD077995488
SCD070375985
SCD991277716
SCD001 368075
SCD044940369
SCD003353760
SCD070371885
Table 2
a Characteristic Waste, Only a listed Waste,
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
12,005
,585
304
12,157
167,388
11,760
205,198
F Waste
Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
53,282
17,595
2
1,852
430
73,160
<:<\:-:%" AS $& ;:*$:& f .*.:?>'''$
' -..;: :.;;:..:..:..: _ _ ^ .. ?:....:.:' :.": t:-.:?:". ".
:'.:.!. .-..:,' ;....:;.^ ;:: ;:\;. :<.'."" "/:.:,:: ::;:.
TOTAL 32,040
88
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State Summaries
SOUTH CAROLINA
Waste Management
25
Total Number of RCRA TS£>
Facilities ;
1,184,248
Tons
Total Quantity of RCBA
Hazardous Waste Wtenagetf
Table 3
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Managers and Qaantiiy Managed {forts!, 1933
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
DOE/WSRC Savannah River Site
Laidlaw Env Svs of Sc Inc
Giant Cement Company
Holnam Inc
Safety-Kleen Corp
Laidlaw Environmental Services
Southeastern Chemicals & Solvents
Thermalkem Inc
Phibro Tech Inc
USN-Charleston Naval Weapons
Station
TOTAL
City
Aiken
Pinewood
Harleyville
Holly Hill
Lexington
Roebuck
Sumter
Rock Hill
Sumter
Charleston
Quantity
Managed*
876,867
100,311
79,725
31,453
28,860
22,412
19,678
16,032
8,359
441
1,184,138
EPA ID
SC1 890008989
SCD070375985
SCD003351699
SCD003368891
SCD077995488
SCD981467616
SCD036275626
SCD044442333
SCD070371885
SC81 70022620
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of South Carolina was other treatment (876,337
tons).
South Carolina Imports/Exports (As reported by South Carolina}
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to South Carolina was North Carolina (55,810
tons).
The State to which South Carolina shipped the largest quantity of waste was Tennessee (22,951
tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
Waste Generation
24
767
Tons
Hazardous Waste Generated
10
15.7
Table 1
Ten
Waste \
Facility Name
City
Generated |ions}r 1993
Quantity
Generated
EPA ID
1 3M Brookings-Medical Division
2 Alumax Extrusions Inc
3 Syncom Technologies Inc
4 Ellsworth Air Force Base
5 Star Circuits Inc
6 CR Industries
7 Daktronics
8 M-Tron Industries Inc
9 Dale Electronics Inc
10 SCI Systems Inc
Brookings
Yankton
Mitchell
Ellsworth AFB
Brookings
Springfield
Brookings
Yankton
Yankton
Rapid City
241 SDD078668696
112 SDD096407838
112 SDD099561474
82 SD2571924644
47 SDD981545577
24 SDD078013760
24 SDD049521511
19 SDD007498371
19 SDD007262215
18 SDD068642222
TOTAL
698
Table 2
That Was OnJy a ChsraettH&tfe Waste, Only a: listed Waste,
, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Total
58
1
0
75
4
57
195
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
^r '":"&
Listed Mixed
Total
187
1
0
1
o
189
v:" '..":.:'..: ' "'..,'"'.; '...
&£>;!: T :J:Nl::!§A^-;;v;;:';:ir.
*>-=(|;_;.'^^:;y:^^
:V;;:-;: :'i:..: .:...J:/. :" j".: f :. :' ':^':$,t-.
'};'.';, ;.;". A/;^-::-'l:|:{V^:l- ";'.:-V:::t:;i-
':''"." : '"J:; ''' : i ;;:>:: :.'. .- / ' ;'' ::v.r': ^t/ i- ..-..'
Total 382
90
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State Summaries
SOUTH DAKOTA
Waste Management
3
Total
&ii
*: ::: :
Number
ties
of
RCRA
TSD
0
Tons
Total Quantity of RCf?Al; ;::i. ;
Hazardous Waste ISIanagliJ |
There were no facilities* in South Dakota that reported managing (treating or disposing) RCRA Hazardous
waste.
South Dakota Imports/Exports (As reported by South Dakota}
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to South Dakota was Minnesota (78 tons).
The State to which South Dakota shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (682 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
TENNESSEE
Waste Generation
5 1 8 Total N«j*ii>er of &CBA large
Quantity Generators jLOJGs) :
33,937,638 T-^taj-Otiah.tity o1f,RGRAV:
Tons Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Mastei'Qerterai
Facility Name
1 Tenn Eastman Co
2 Olin Corporation
3 US Dept of Energy K-25 Site
4 E I Dupont De Nemours & Co Inc
5 Rohm and Haas Tenn Inc
6 US DOE Y-1 2 Plant
7 ICI Acrylics
8 Alcoa-South Plant
9 Milan Army Ammunition Plant
10 Perma-Fix
TOTAL
r j
/ 36 8Vv^
A* ? ID 2r
tors and Quantity <5*''^'-s~-
: " : '.- ' -..'.::.',.....; ' . - -
; "??'" :: :;:-?:p::v':', ' .: :.;'.. :'.::.:v...;:'-:/
TOTAL 33,594,339
92
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State Summaries
TENNESSEE
Waste Management
3,10
31
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
33,996,659
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste WfeMwgect
Table
Ten- -Is
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3
Facility Name
Tenn Eastman Co
Olin Corporation
U S Dept of Energy K-25 Site
E I Dupont De Nemours & Co Inc
Osco Treatment Systems
Rohm and Haas Tenn Inc
Dixie Cement Company Inc
Allworth Inc
IC1 Acrylics
US DOE Y-12 Plant
TOTAL
H%$ :at«f Cteantity Nfc
City
Kingsport
Charleston
Oak Ridge
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Knoxville
Mount Pleasant
Memphis
Oak Ridge
.WriMM.1
Quantity
Managed*
33,515,421
149,253
92,479
48,103
43,377
27,813
18,626
17,787
17,039
16,994
33,946,892
EPA ID
TND003376928
TND003337292
TN0890090004
TND007024672
TND981 922826
TND058660390
TND1 06203375
TND981920119
TND987789583
TN3890090001
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Tennessee was aqueous organic treatment
(33,377,468 tons).
Tennessee Imports/Exports (As reported by Tennessee)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Tennessee was South Carolina (18,569
tons).
The State to which Tennessee shipped the largest quantity of waste was Alabama (16,440 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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TEXAS
Waste Generation
1 ,286 Total NujriJi% ^fjBdR'A^tiarjIiiT
Quantity '.. G eherators (LQG isF
63,435,688 Total Quantity of RCRA
Tons Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste {S^fiejrii
Facility Name
1 Sweeny Refinery & Petrochemical
2 Phillips 66 Co Ref/Ngl
3 Amoco Chem Co - Chocolate Bayou
4 Fina Oil and Chemical Co
5 Du Pont De Nemours & Co
6 Hill Petroleum Co
7 Monsanto Co - Chocolate Bayou
8 Arco Chemical
9 Amoco Oil Company
10 Lyondell Petrochemical Company
TOTAL
V,
or s iant) Quantity Generated . {tons!
:".'" : : " ' '" ':= I--. !'.-- iy^"- : ::.:!-
Quantity
City Generated
Old Ocean 7,011,407
Borger 6,445,848
Alvin 5,288,075
Port Arthur 4,367,410
Victoria 3,999,721
Texas City 3,520,767
Alvin 3,365,531
Channelview 2,757,137
Texas City 2,363,959
Channelview 1,901,763
41,021,618
2
^_^
^VxV^^^~~N^^^
10«
\ 5 3^
\ /
:;^::.V|
EPA ID
TXD048210645
TXD980626774
TXD050309012
TXD065099160
TXD008123317
TXD000792937
TXD001 700806
TXD083472266
TXD008080533
TXD058275769
Table 2
... ' ' .\; {:b.V';;;;s|:":;;-i'^ti-:':'.::' 1 -41 ": y.S
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
159,506
7,916,582
2,211,086
178,988
26,987,143
12,238,222
49,691,528
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
207,837
146,213
1,934
134,074
123,073
613,130
:; ...:.:..:.:* .;.;. .....;.;: :
^"':':!".-£. . ..':/
. ..:-.:..../.:'*:>. ;. <':':'
.::-:-::S:"t:-:" V" :''::';:
; . ;'.;-. :\ \ ."!
TOTAL
;,,|,4j^;^::-h₯;:-;:;-
:...:.:,..: ;' ' :::'« :' '.
: '' '.: . :; ,; |
...':. ' ' .;.'.: .-
-: ..... ..;. -.- .' -. v*-..::!: \
;;; :.:: :;.: . '
13,131,029
94
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State Summaries
TEXAS
Waste Management
234
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
52,506.535
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
T«n Largest RCRA Hazardous Wa$te Managers and Quantity Managed fton$J, 1933
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Sweeny Refinery & Petrochemical
Phillips 66 Co Ref/Ngl
Amoco Chemical Company -
Chocolate Bayou
Fina Oil and Chemical Co
Du Pont De Nemours & Co
Monsanto Company - Chocolate
Bayou
Arco Chemical- Channelview
Amoco Oil Company
Dow Chemical Company
Lyondell Petrochemical Company
TOTAL
City
Old Ocean
Borger
Alvin
Port Arthur
Victoria
Alvin
Channelview
Texas City
La Porte
Channelview
Quantity
Managed*
7,005,690
6,711,382
5,287,948
4,365,907
3,996,586
3,365,119
2,775,406
2,309,489
1,883,367
1,842,014
39,542,908
EPA ID
TXD048210645
TXD980626774
TXD050309012
TXD065099160
TXD008123317
TXD001 700806
TXD083472266
TXD008080533
TXD000017756
TXD058275769
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Texas was aqueous organic treatment
(24,907,670 tons).
Texas Imports/Exports (As reported by Texas)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Texas was Louisiana (109,240 tons).
The State to which Texas shipped the largest quantity of waste was Louisiana (157,831 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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TRUST TERRITORIES
Waste Generation
Total Number: of
Quantity Generator^ ILQGs)
6,045
Tons
Total Quantity jo;fj;J*CRA: ., ,:,.,:
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Waste Generators and Quantity Generated (tons),
Facility Name City
Quantity
Generated
EPA ID
1 USARMY Johnston Atoll Chem APO
Agent Disp Sy
2 Starkist Somao Tafuna Can Plant Tafuna
3 USARMY Johnston Atoll Defense APO
Nuclear Ag
6,016 TT0570090001
16 TTD983366089
12 TT9570090002
TOTAL
6,045
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a listed Waste,
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste,, 1933
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable 2
Corrosive 7
Reactive 66
Toxic (D004-17) 4992
Toxic (D018-D043) 0
Characteristic Mixed 947
TOTAL 6014
F Waste 1
K Waste 0
P Waste 0
U Waste 0
Listed Mixed 0
TOTAL 1
." :.."" . =::' '"''
:v::::
::*.::
?sf
X*!v' !'!!!!:
: : 1>:> : :; *:
.: . '.:'-:'
'- :: :::'::.'-::::;-:.^:..
--' :;::' "
:;::,;?:|..;;,^nii:
":?'':././:?!..:? : -..;' :i
,:,',V.;:
:-'U" .'? :.
TOTAL 29
96
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State Summaries
TRUST TERRITORIES
Waste Management
2
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
5,808
Tons
Table 3
Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Managers and Quantity Managed (tonsh 1993
Facility Name
City
Quantity
Managed*
EPA ID
1 USARMY Johnston Atoll Chem
Agent Disp Sy
APO
5,808 TT0570090001
TOTAL
5,808
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Trust Territories was sludge treatment (4,850
tons).
Trust Territories Imports/Exports (As reported by EPA Region 9)
Trust Territories did not receive RCRA waste from any other state.
The State to which Trust Territories shipped the largest quantity of waste was California (104 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
97
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UTAH
Waste Generation
1 06 Total Ratnber of RCRAsLatge
Tons Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Tenj Largest RCRA: Hazardous Waste Gem
Facility Name
1 USPCI - Grassy Mountain Facility
2 Kennecott Utah Copper - Smelter
3 Nucor Steel
4 Aptus Inc
5 Thiokol Corp Utah Based Oper
^ators and Quantity Generated
tons
Quantity
City Generated
Knolls 43,500
Magna 19,946
Plymouth 12,356
Aragonite 11,217
Promontory 2,483
6 US Army Dugway Proving Ground Dugway 2,019
7 Tooele Army Depot - North
Tooele 1,927
8 Hercules Aerospace Bacchus Works Magna 1,277
9 Utah Power & Light Cedar Diesel
10 Reilly Industries Inc
TOTAL
Cedar City 1,277
Provo 1 ,065
97,067
3
"V^e
7
U 10
6
wm*&&"'--
EPA ID
UTD991301748
UTD000826446
UTD021 533054
UTD981552177
UTD009081357
UT3750211259
UT321 3820894
UTD001 705029
UTD988076626
UTD009087644
Table 2
Waste That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a Usted Waste,
or; Botrj a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
926
1,366
1 099
21,673
1,270
14,910
41,244
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
4,697
23,462
4
31
338
28,533
P;-.- :<'.: I;.-;.;*?': Y^.; 'V^X ; -.".v
>^.*.V^;^^*-<;i.te^v%^
-';:i.T.r"':r:y-::.J.:.[ '....".. . . ..,-..
;- /"":' 'V^-::v'::&^: V"
TOTAL 34,846
98
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State Summaries
UTAH
Waste Management
26
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
103,495
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Haiarcfous Waste Managed
Table 3
Ten largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Managm an4 Quantify Managed {fonsJr
1903
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
USPCI - Grassy Mountain Facility
Aptus Inc
Reilly Industries Inc
Thiokol Corp Utah Based Oper.
Utah Test and Training Range
Envirocare of Utah Inc
Hercules Aerospace Bacchus Works
Trojan Corporation
Dyno Nobel Inc Tooele Test Site
US Air Force Hill AFB
TOTAL
City
Knolls
Aragonite
Provo
Promontory
U TTR
Tooele
Magna
Spanish Fork
Rush Valley
Hill Air Force Base
Quantity
Managed*
85,424
15,121
1,058
883
407
264
202
62
48
13
103,482
EPA ID
UTD991301748
UTD981552177
UTD009087644
UTD009081357
UT0570090001
UTD982598898
UTD001 705029
UTD041310962
UTD980666721
UT0571 724350
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Utah was landfill (67,766 tons).
Utah Imports/Exports (As reported by Utah)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Utah was California (15,666 tons).
The State to which Utah shipped the largest quantity of waste was California (3,333 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
99
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
VERMONT
Waste Generation
82
Total WotnberiofjRGRAi Large
8,337
Tons
..:
Hazardous : Waste! -Generated
Table 1
Ten Lang est RCR A HazardiQus: WaSte: Generators and Quantfty Qener aiii& {lon^jr 1 §93 ' ;.. . ="
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
IBM Corporation
GE-Aircraft Engines
GE-Aircraft Engines
Safety Medical Systems Inc
Eveready Battery Co Inc
CE Bradley Laboratories Inc
Vermont Castings Inc
Maska US Inc
Bertek Inc
Vermont Circuits Inc
TOTAL
City
Essex Junction
North Clarendon
Rutland
Colchester
Bennington
North Brattleboro
Bethel
Bradford
St Albans
Brattleboro
Quantity
Generated
3,387
1,639
773
529
188
156
152
131
119
92
7,166
EPA ID
VTD002084705
VTD001 075894
VTD002085108
VTD988367421
VTD002065597
VTD001 086529
VTD039697347
VTD048419386
VTD099682494
VTD980670319
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a CrraraGterlstfc: Waste;
or
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
1,748
263
19
1,658
44
555
4,286
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
2,982
0
9
1
4
2,995
:..-. .;; TO. . ^ .....;
" -.H:> ;:A::;
TOTAL
i|...; ',\:.l.z, .
............ .. ..... ..... . . ._.. ._.... . . ,
:: . . . ,:. "" : ".'!'' ' " ' '
: .: ..>:V:" " "'.."'
1,034
100
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State Summaries
VERMONT
Waste Management
5
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
994
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Managers
19S3
Facility Name
City
Quantity
Managed*
EPA ID
IBM Corporation
Essex Junction
994 VTD002084705
TOTAL
994
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Vermont was other treatment (994 tons).
Vermont Imports/Exports (As reported by Vermont)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Vermont was New York (392 tons).
The State to which Vermont shipped the largest quantity of waste was New Jersey (2,343 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
101
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VIRGIN ISLANDS
Waste Generation
iT otal
2,049
Tons
Hazardous Waste Gerierat&d
British Virgin Islands
(U.K.)
a
2, '
Virgin Islands
St. Croix<^ (U.S.)
Table 1
Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity Generated {tons}, 1393
Facility Name City
1 Hess Oil Virgin Islands Corp(Hovic) St Croix
2 Texaco Caribbean Inc St Thomas
TOTAL
Quantity
Generated
2,041
8
2,049
EPA ID
VID980536080
VID980536064
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Toss} That Was Only a Charactenstic Waste, Only a Listed Waste*
or Both a Characterises and Listed Waste,
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
13
o
0
16
144
1202
1376
F Waste
K Wa«?tp
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
59
84
0
0
0
143
: .;? ^V'^^Y-V.;.:',. .::-;;':r::;:;f "'.' '*'$::,
^.^^^^
HT^^^S^K^-'
^^;!PlKi2!
:. :- -...-..:. : ; - -
TOTAL 530
102
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State Summaries
British Virgin Islands
(U.K.)
Virgin Islands
St. Croix^ (U.S.)
Table 3
Largest RCRA Hazardou$ Waste Managers and Quantity Managed ttons),
Facility Name City
VIRGIN ISLANDS
Waste Management
1
Total Number of RCF5A TED
Facilities
90
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Quantity
Managed*
EPA ID
1 Hess Oil Virgin Islands Corp(Hovic) St Croix
90 VID980536080
TOTAL
90
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Virgin Islands was land treatment / application /
farming (63 tons).
Virgin Islands Imports/Exports (As reported by EPA Region 2)
Virgin Islands did not receive RCRA waste from any other state.
The State to which Virgin Islands shipped the largest quantity of waste was Texas (1,685 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
103
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VIRGINIA
Waste Generation
379
96,850 ItotaHQtiatOtity $$ R08A :..... .r.-o
Tons Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 1
Ten Largest :RCR A iHazarddius Waste Gene)
Facility Name
1 Hercules Inc
2 Roanoke Electric Steel Corporation
3 Atlantic Research Corporation
4 Allied Signal Inc
5 Corning Incorporated
6 Union Camp Corp
7 American Telephone & Telegraph
8 Citgo Petroleum. Corp
9 Commander Naval Base
10 El Dupont Nemours & Co Inc
TOTAL
/
rators and Quantity Generated {tons
Quantity
City Generated
Franklin 7,988
Roanoke 6,987
Gainesville 5,850
Hopewell 5,707
Danville 4,702
Franklin 4,005
Richmond 3,885
Fairfax 3,139
Norfolk 2,828
Cedarville 2,591
47,682
r°^>
7 4 \j |
5 W- 16 *}
&ffas»;! ?. ';; ^X
EPA ID
VAD003122165
VAD0031 22553
VAD023741705
VAD065385296
VAD001 807031
VAD0031 12265
VAD066000993
VAD077796126
VA61 70061 463
VAD980554539
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Only a Characteristic Waste, Only a Listed Waste,
at Both a Characterises and Listed Waste, 1993 : :;:
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Usted
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
3,231
7,003
474
14,124
5,928
z9,o/y
59,839
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
7,259
7,456
2
171
,401
21,290
r;;:r?:-.;:. .. : '.£ -J .....' ' V\H?:V :;:'f ::*;/': ::
.. :y \::'. . .'... "... -V.,.:. .;.".... . '. j ' v -.-".' V \., ..'>.- .'.|.
:'-' . .: .---:' '.: ;/:-:.,,, ". ' : ' ''.:'.:
J^S4^MSx'::^v:
:..-'-;: .;... : .;.... " >. ;-.:: :...-:.,. -.:..
' ' .:".': ; ;<.-,';:. : '"":' "' . : .--
TOTAL 1 5,688
104
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Sfafe Summaries
VIRGINIA
Waste Management
59
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
81,550
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
Ten largest BORA Hazardous Waste Managers sn<* Qaart&y Managed {ton«Jr t9$3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
ERC-Pretreatment Facility
Solite Corporation
Virginia Solite Company
Hercules Inc
Atlantic Research Corporation
Allied Signal Inc
Prillaman Chemical Corp
Griffin Pipe Products Co
CWM Hopewell Facility
Merck & Co- Stonewall Pit
TOTAL
City
Richmond
Arvonia
Cascade
Franklin
Gainesville
Hopewell
Martinsville
Lynchburg
Prince George
Elkton
Quantity
Managed*
22,515
15,122
15,008
7,818
5,721
5,474
4,990
1,236
828
826
79,538
EPA ID
VAD086293719
VAD042755082
VAD046970521
VAD003122165
VAD023741705
VAD065385296
VAD003111416
VAD065417008
VAD9881 75055
VAD001705110
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Virginia was energy recovery (reuse as fuel)
(30,491 tons).
Virginia Imports/Exports (As reported by Virginia)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Virginia was New Jersey (9,650 tons).
The State to which Virginia shipped the largest quantity of waste was Pennsylvania (13,885 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
105
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WASHINGTON
Waste Generation
766
flptat &urnber;;<# ; RQRA }Large
14,397,985
Tons
.Tifitat Quantity of 8C&4
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table
Ten; Li
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
arg:est;lRCB |&>: Hazardb&s :\ \^'a^:'Se^(E^te^:^in'tf.|^iiwS;ttly:
Facility Name
Shell Oil Company
Fabrication Division
Occidental Chemical Corp
Matsushita Semiconductor Corp
Georgia-Pacific Corp
SEN America Inc
Advanced Silicon Materials
Pacific Circuits Inc
Industrial Plating Corporation
AVX
TOTAL
City
Anacortes
Auburn
Tacoma
Puyallup
Bellingham
Vancouver
Moses Lake
Redmond
Seattle
Vancouver
Generated {tons}* 1 993
Quantity
Generated EPA ID
7,600,519
2,426,764
1,097,570
779,498
650,387
448,309
204,809
148,277
96,414
83,209
13,535,756
WAD009275082
WAD041337130
WAD009242314
WAD980738868
WAD009252297
WAD980833099
WAD980835680
WAD980978951
WAD009491200
WAD980982383
Table 2
Quantity of Gerterated Waste ^
or Bo^h':»;Cbar^c|e|i^
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State Summaries
WASHINGTON
Waste Management
40
Total Number of RCRA
T£D Facility
10,159,540
Tons
Toiaf Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table
Ten "-Li
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3
ar^$1 fiOi^pH^j?^^ Wa$t$ N&nager$ and Quantity Niaitaged {toroJ, 1903
Facility Name
Shell Oil Company
Fabrication Division
Boeing
Boeing
Northwest Enviroservice Inc
US Dept of Energy Hanford Site
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Texaco Refining & Marketing
Burlington Environmental Inc
Burlington Environmental Inc
TOTAL
Quantity
City Managed* EPA ID
Anacortes
Auburn
Everett
Renton
Seattle
Richland
Bremerton
Anacortes
Tacoma
Seattle
7,600,025
2,423,653
44,398
27,630
11,436
11,030
10,987
7,431
5,567
4,966
10,147,123
WAD009275082
WAD041337130
WAD041 585464
WAD009262171
WAD058367152
WA7890008967
WA2 17002341 8
WAD009276197
WAD020257945
WAD0008 12909
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Washington was other treatment (5,102,967
tons).
Washington Imports/Exports (As reported by Washington)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Washington was Oregon (12,253 tons).
The State to which Washington shipped the largest quantity of waste was Oregon (78,926 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Waste Generation
106
8,471,643
Tons
Hazardous :VtfislteGeriierated
Table 1
Ten Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and Quantity Generated (tons),
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Rhone-Poulenc Ag Co
Dupont Washington Works
Cytec Industries
Dupont
OSI Specialties Inc
GE Specialty Chemicals Inc
GE Specialty Chemicals Inc
Weirton Steel Corporation
FMC Corporation
Ashland Chemical Co
TOTAL
City
Institute
Washington
Willow Island
Belle
Sisterville
Morgantown
Morgantown
Weirton
Institute
Neal
Quantity
Generated
6,395,977
878,511
856,728
112,514
74,435
38,558
33,022
21,134
9,900
4,903
8,425,682
EPA ID
WVD005005509
WVD045875291
WVD004341491
WVD005012851
WVD004325353
WVD980552384
WVD061 776977
WVD000068908
WVD981 102890
WVD080645831
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Wa$te fToo$} That Wa» Only a
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 1993
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
ytfaste. Only a Listed Waste,
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
15,150
1,089,458
1,070
5,291
402,957
27,240
1,541,164
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
I...": ....:»:...':. '..
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
6,389,757
13,248
4
4,098
:. . . y-'4
388,713
6,795,821
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TOTAL 134,644
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State Summaries
WEST VIRGINIA
Waste Management
23
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
8,238,991
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
'"Tetvfj
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Rhone-Poulenc Ag Co
Cytec Industries
Dupont Washington Works
Dupont
OSI Specialties Inc
GE Specialty Chemicals Inc
Pittsburgh Tube Co
Monsanto Chemical Co
Union Carbide Corp
Inco Alloys International Inc
TOTAL
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City
Institute
Willow Island
Washington
Belle
Sisterville
Morgantown
Jane Lew
Nitro
South Charleston
Huntington
Quantity
Managed*
6,395,558
851,768
792,869
92,649
64,104
38,305
1,966
653
404
233
8,238,509
EPA ID
WVD005005509
WVD004341491
WVD045875291
WVD005012851
WVD004325353
WVD980552384
WVD060692126
WVD039990965
WVD060682291
WVD076826015
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of West Virginia was aqueous organic treatment
(7,210,089 tons).
West Virginia Imports/Exports (As reported by West Virginia)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to West Virginia was Michigan (489 tons).
The State to which West Virginia shipped the largest quantity of waste was Ohio (28,621 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
WISCONSIN
Waste Generation
605
Tbtal: Number; of RCRA:;Larg©
' Wu.aritftv? ;<3e«erator$ ' ItQJGs) " .
522,523
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Generated
Table 7
Haz^rdoHS :!/aste
and Quantity Generated {tons} 1 19$3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Master Lock Co
Land Reclamation Co
Brunswick Inc Mercury Marine D
Metro Disposal Service Inc
Kohler Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Chemical Waste Mgmt
PPG Industries Inc
Macwhyte Co
G M-N A 0 Janesville Assembly
TOTAL
City
Milwaukee
Racine
Fond Du Lac
Franklin
Kohler
Wauwatosa
Menomonee Falls
Oak Creek
Kenosha
Janesville
Quantity
Generated
241,974
123,524
24,889
19,815
15,129
11,388
8,519
7,890
5,424
5,259
463,811
EPA ID
WID054105218
WID076171008
WID073830028
WID098547854
WID006073225
WID006082531
WID003967148
WID059972935
WID006089189
WID059980045
Table 2
Quantity of Generated Waste {Tons} That Was Onty a Characteristic Waste, Only a listed Waste,
or Both a Characteristic and Listed Waste, 19:93
Only Characteristic
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Corrosive
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
15,403
6,290
4,074
285,228
4,997
0
315,992
F Waste
K Waste
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
195,124
11,222
31
126
0
206,502
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TOTAL
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!:'''* !' if p-f :'':V:5.:';/?-
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0
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State Summaries
WISCONSIN
Waste Management
32
Total Number of RCfiA TSD
Facilities
94,955
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Waste Managed
Table 3
Ten largest ftCRA Hazardous Waste Managers ami Ouarftfty Nlar*a:ged {ton*}, 1993
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Facility Name
Brunswick Inc Mercury Marine D
Waste Research & Reclamation
Hydrite Chemical Co
Kohler Co
Cook Composites & Polymers Co
S C Johnson & Son Inc
U S Chrome Corp of Wi
PPG Industries Inc
Curwood Inc
Northern Engraving Corp
TOTAL
City
Fond Du Lac
Eau Claire
Cottage Grove
Kohler
Saukville
Sturtevant
Fond Du Lac
Oak Creek
New London
Galesville
Quantity
Managed*
27,901
27,249
16,500
14,163
3,034
2,297
2,110
1,403
107
102
94,866
EPA ID
WID073830028
WID990829475
WID000808824
WID006073225
WID980615439
WID006091425
WID096344056
WID059972935
WID0061 44737
WID980896583
* Quantity managed only by storage was excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Wisconsin was aqueous inorganic treatment
(39,749 tons).
Wisconsin Imports/Exports (As reported by Wisconsin)
The State that shipped the largest quantity of waste to Wisconsin was Illinois (5,809 tons).
The State to which Wisconsin shipped the largest quantity of waste was Illinois (19,894 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report: Based on 1993 Data
WYOMING
Waste Generation
26
Tpt^ l^upber q|jRGRA:Lafge
1,316,689
Tons
io
34
2
Table 1
Ten LargesiHCRA
Facility Name
J3ehiara^rs:Bin|l Quarit^ GjerViariated {tonsj, 1993
Quantity
City Generated EPA ID
1 Sinclair Oil Corp Sinclair
2 Amoco Oil Co Casper Refinery Casper
3 Little America Refining Co Evansville
4 Uppr Laramie Timber Treating Plant Laramie
5 Conoco Rock Springs Terminal Rock Springs
6 Texaco Refining and Marketing Inc Evansville
7 WR Metals Industries Inc Laramie
8 Thunder Basin Coal-Black Thunder Wright
9 Frontier Oil Cheyenne Refinery Cheyenne
10 Conoco Sheridan Terminal Sheridan
1,315,312 WYD079959185
621 WYD007064447
189 WYD048743009
79 WYD061112470
70 WYD000712869
59 WYD088677943
58 WYD000776435
46 WYD083705707
41 WYD051843613
39 WYD000712877
TOTAL
1,316,514
Table 2
Quantity of Generated
or I
Only Characteristic
;ytf|s^'::t>Rty -i
Only Listed
Both Characteristic
& Listed
Ignitable
Reactive
Toxic (D004-17)
Toxic (D018-43)
Characteristic Mixed
TOTAL
39
1 Q
0
57
1,315,438
100
1,315,653
F Waste
KVA/aota
P Waste
U Waste
Listed Mixed
TOTAL
98
&AA
oil
1
21
o
963
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: ;:..::'.:::'.':'"' ;; ;;':"" '
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";,: . -. ;'''- .-'''< '.:'.'.' :': '-:-:vv---''- : ' ':::':-:- - .: .--
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TOTAL 73
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State Summaries
WYOMING
Waste Management
5
Total Number of RCRA TSD
Facilities
520
Tons
Total Quantity of RCRA
Hazardous Wa$te NNma0&tf
Table 3
Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Managers and Quantity Managed (tonsK 1993
Facility Name
1 Amoco Pipeline Tank Farm
2 Little America Refining Co
TOTAL
City
Casper
Evansville
Quantity
Managed*
381
138
520
EPA ID
WYD991301086
WYD048743009
* Because quantity managed only by storage was excluded, facilities managing by storage only were also excluded.
Top Management Method
The top management method used in the State of Wyoming was land treatment / application /
farming (381 tons).
Wyoming Imports/Exports (As reported by EPA Region 8)
Wyoming did not receive RCRA waste from any other State.
The State to which Wyoming shipped the largest quantity of waste was Missouri (624 tons).
Note: Columns may not sum due to rounding.
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