United States      Solid Waste and
            Environmental Protection Emergency Response  EPA/530-SW-91-061
            Agency        (OS-312)           July 1991
ft EPA    1987 National Biennial
            RCRA Hazardous
            Waste Report

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                                  EPA/530-SW-91-061

     1987 National Biennial

RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
               Prepared by:

   The United States Environmental Protection Agency
            Office of Solid Waste
    Communications, Analysis, and Budget Division
               July 8,1991

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                         EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) collects and maintains information about the
 generation, management, and.final disposition of the nation's hazardous waste regulated by
 the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).  This Report presents information  for
 1987.  Data from a total of 1jy360_RCRA hazardous waste sites are included in this report.  Of
 these, 17,677 were generators and .3,308 were treatment, storage or disposal facilities. Most
 sites that are treatment, storage or disposal facilities are also classified as generators.

 RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION

 In 1987, a total of ITjSZZ large quantity generators generated  approximately 238 million tons of
 RCRA hazardous waste.1   A small  number of  sites accounted for most of the  quantity
 generated. The^JaigejtJiaz^rdous waste generators reported more than §7 percent of the
 total generation, while the SOJargjst generators reported  more than 9(Lp.er.cent of the total.
 Only 2 percent of the sites generated more than 10,000 tons of hazardous waste, accounting
 for roughly 98 percent of the total  U.S. RCRA hazardous  waste  generation. Conversely,  70
 percent of the sites generated 100 tons or  less of RCRA  hazardous waste, cumulatively
 accounting for only  0.1 percent of the  nationwide generation.  Most of the  largest  RCRA
 hazardous waste generators are in the manufacturing sector, chiefly chemicals manufacturing
 and  oil refining.  These  sites  commonly generate large  quantities  of  RCRA  hazardous
 wastewater.

 The 4 largest hazardous waste generating States 2 (Texas,  New Jersey, Georgia, and  Virginia)
 accounted for nearly 75 percent of the total generation.  On the other hand, 23 States reported
 a Statewide generation of less than  100 thousand tons  each  (11 of which  are below  10
 thousand  tons),  collectively accounting  for only 0.2 percent of the  nationwide  generation
 (Exhibit 1).
1This quantity represents RCRA hazardous wastes that were subsequently managed in units subject to RCRA
 permitting requirements.  RCRA hazardous wastes that were managed exclusively in units exempt from RCRA
 permitting requirements are excluded from this report. See Chapter 2 for a more detailed discussion.

2'State" refers to the 50 States, District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands. For ease of reading, these
 may be referred to as "54 States.*

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7987 National Biennial RCRA Hazardous Waste Report
EXHIBIT 1.   RANK ORDERING OF STATES BASED ON QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE
           GENERATED, AND NUMBER OF HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS, 1987



Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54



State
TEXAS
NEW JERSEY
GEORGIA
VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
LOUISIANA
KENTUCKY
SOUTH CAROLINA
CALIFORNIA
OHIO
ALABAMA
MICHIGAN
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
MISSISSIPPI
KANSAS
OKLAHOMA
NORTH CAROLINA
TENNESSEE
NEW YORK
PENNSYLVANIA
WASHINGTON
FLORIDA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
UTAH
PUERTO RICO
CONNECTICUT
MISSOURI
WISCONSIN
COLORADO
MASSACHUSETTS
IOWA
MARYLAND
MINNESOTA
DELAWARE
OREGON
IDAHO
NEW HAMPSHIRE
VIRGIN ISLANDS
RHODE ISLAND
NORTH DAKOTA
MAINE
NEBRASKA
VERMONT
MONTANA
NEW MEXICO
WYOMING
SOUTH DAKOTA
HAWAII
ALASKA
NEVADA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
GUAM
TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity
Total
Generated
(000 tons)
52.770
47,739
39,838
35,679
12,979
12,304
5,851
4,850
3,523
3,093
3.049
2,305
1,969
1.951
1,296
1,241
1.195
928
884
778
775
581
519
470
228
226
201
187
149
148
124
91
89
76
76
25
23
17
17
15
12
11
11
9
6
6
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
<0.5
238,327


Percent
22.1
20.0
16.7
15.0
5.4
5.2
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.3
1.3
1.0
0.8
0.8
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
100.0
Hazardous Waste Generators


Rank
3
10
22
23
38
19
26
17
6
8
18
7
5
12
31
29
33
9
20
1
4
14
15
25
28
40
39
11
16
13
34
2
30
24
21
42
27
44
35
54
32
51
36
41
37
47
43
50
47
47
45
46
53
52



Number
970
643
313
311
84
366
244
404
868
708
369
859
892
522
136
144
120
666
347
2,149
894
440
419
245
172
74
77
547
405
515
112
1,025
140
260
346
47
178
25
102
1
127
12
100
69
87
14
34
13
14
14
23
19
4
8
17,677


Percent
5.5-
3.6
1.8
1.8
0.5
2.1
1.4
2.3
4.9
4.0
2.1
4.9
5.0
3.0
0.8
0.8
0.7
3.8
2.0
12.2
5.1
2.5
2.4
1.4
1.0
0.4
0.4
3.1
2.3
2.9
0.6
5.8
0.8
1.5
2.0
0.3
1.0
0.1
0.6
<0.05
0.7
0.1
0.6
0.4
0.5
0.1
02
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
100.0

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                                                                   Executive Summary
The number of large quantity generators was more evenly distributed across the 54 States than
was the  quantity  of hazardous waste generated (Exhibit 1).   The 4 States  with the most
generators (New York, Massachusetts, Texas, and Pennsylvania) account for approximately 29
percent of the sites, while the 23 States with the fewest number of generators have about 7
percent of the sites.

Approximately 90  peicent of the RCRA hazardous waste was wastgwater.  The predominant
type of hazardous waste generated during 1987 was corrosive waste,3 EPA waste code D002.
This was primarily wastewater that was either highly acidic (pH 2.0 or below) or highly basic
(pH 12.5 or above).  The wastewater was typically neutralized before being discharged to the
local publicly owned treatment works (POTW) or to the surface waters.
 RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT

 In 1987, a total of 3.308 treatment, storage, or disposal facilities reported the management of
 RCRA hazardous waste in units subject to RCRA permitting requirements. As with hazardous
 waste generation, a few sites accounted for most of the  hazardous waste.  The 5 largest
 hazardous waste facilities managed more than 5Z_percent of RCRA hazardous waste managed,
 while the 50 largest  hazardous-waste management facilities accounted for more than .90
 percent. These large  hazardous waste facilities typically manage hazardous wastewater that is
 generated on site.  Almost 97 percent of the hazardous waste generated is managed on site
 while only  3 percent of the RCRA  hazardous waste generated is  shipped off site  for
 management  This suggests that no more than 3 percent of the RCRA hazardous waste
 generated is managed in commercial treatment, storage, or disposal facilities.
3See Section 23 for discussion of waste codes.

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Exhibit 2 presents a listing of the States, rank ordered by the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste
managed.  The exhibit also lists the number of management facilities located in each State.
Note  that the rankings  are  very  similar to those for RCRA hazardous  waste generation
quantities in Exhibit 1.  This is because most of the hazardous waste generated is managed on
site and hence in the same State.

Every State reported at least 1 treatment, storage, or disposal facility.  Nearly one-third of the
States had fewer than  10 treatment, storage or disposal facilities each, whereas only 3 States
had fewer than 10 large quantity generators.  This illustrates that the  generators of hazardous
waste are more evenly  distributed across the States than are the managers of RCRA hazardous
waste.  Of the 3,308 RCRA-permitted treatment, storage, or disposal facilities in  1987, nearly
one-half had only storage units, while the other half had at least one treatment or disposal unit.

The final disposition of almost 80 percent of the RCRA hazardous waste, most of it wastewater,
was physical, chemical, or biological treatment.  Thirteen percent of the RCRA hazardous waste
was injected into underground wells at 85 sites located in 12 States.  Again, most of this was
wastewater.  About 1 percent, or 3 million tons, of the total waste managed was disposed in
136 landfill facilities,  while 0.4 percent, or 1 million tons, was managed by incineration at 305
facilities. Exhibit 3 shows the quantities of RCRA hazardous  waste  landfilled,  incinerated,  or
injected into underground wells, in each State. The remainder.was disposed by other methods
or recycled.

HAZARDOUS WASTE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, BY STATE

About 3 percent (8 million tons) of the RCRA hazardous waste generated in the United States in
1987 was shipped off site for management. Forty-six percent of this quantity, or 4 million tons,
was transported to a different State for management, while the remaining 54 percent, 4 million
tons, was managed  in the same State in which it was generated.  Exhibit 4 shows that Ohio
imported more than any other State, roughly 486,000 tons.  Pennsylvania was the leading
exporter, sending more than 330,000 tons to other States for  management. Fourteen States
exported more than  half  of the RCRA hazardous  waste generated inside their borders, while
more than half of the total quantity managed In 9 States originated elsewhere.

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                                                                 Executive Summary
 EXHIBIT 2.   RANK ORDERING OF STATES BASED ON QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE
            MANAGED, 1987




Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54




State
TEXAS
NEW JERSEY
GEORGIA
VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
LOUISIANA
KENTUCKY
SOUTH CAROLINA
CALIFORNIA
OHIO
ALABAMA
MICHIGAN
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
KANSAS
MISSISSIPPI
OKLAHOMA
NORTH CAROLINA
NEW YORK
TENNESSEE
FLORIDA
ARIZONA
PENNSYLVANIA
UTAH
WASHINGTON
PUERTO RICO
CONNECTICUT
ARKANSAS
COLORADO
MISSOURI
OREGON
WISCONSIN
IOWA
MASSACHUSETTS
IDAHO
MARYLAND
RHODE ISLAND
VIRGIN ISLANDS
NEVADA
MINNESOTA
NEBRASKA
NEW MEXICO
DELAWARE
MONTANA
WYOMING
HAWAII
NORTH DAKOTA
ALASKA
MAINE
GUAM
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
SOUTH DAKOTA
VERMONT
TOTAL
RCRA Hazardous Waste
Quantity1
Total
Managed
(000 tons)
49,293
47,782
39.751
35,654
12,342
11,935
5.775
5.237
4,603
3,089
2,986
2,275
2.080
2.035
1,268
1,230
1,111
901
669
643
476
452
350
285
251
185
136
108
96
82
75
73
47
42
41
27
18
15
12
12
11
7
6
4
2
1
1
1
1
<0.5
0
0
0
0
233.476


Percent
21.1
20.5
17.0
15.3
5.3
5.1
2.5
2.2
2.0
1.3
1.3
1.0
0.9
0.9
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
Treatment, Storage, or
Disposal Facilities


Rank
1
10
17
21
33
7
16
15
7
3
18
6
11
2
32
28
25
14
13
25
19
25
4
35
23
29
12
22
29
9
40
5
24
34
47
29
38
53
45
20
40
37
40
48
40
36
45
38
40
51
53
49
51
49



Number
670
108
60
42
24
130
64
71
130
196
52
131
103
226
26
29
34
77
79
34
51
34
193
18
38
27
94
39
27
111
8
134
37
211
6
27
9
1
7
46
8
13
B
5
8
15
7
9
8
2
1
4
2
4
3,308


Percent
20.3
3.3
1.8
1.3
0.7
3.9
1.9
2.1
3.9
5.9
1.6
4.0
3.1
6.8
0.8
0.9
1.0
2.3
2.4
1.0
1.5
1.0
5.8
0.5
1.1
0.8
2.8
1.2
0.8
3.4
0.2
4.1
1.1
0.6
0.2
0.8
0.3
<0.05
0.2
1.4
0.2
0.4
0.2
0.2
02
0.5
02
0.3
0.2
0.1
<0.05
0.1
0.1
0.1
100.0
1 Quantity managed only by storage Is excluded.

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 EXHIBIT 3.    QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE LANDFILLED, INCINERATED, OR
             INJECTED IN UNDERGROUND WELLS, 1987



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

Quantity
Landfilled
(tons)
318.303
66
56
769
483,840
0
2,896
0
0
0
0
0
0
24,958
210.721
451,906
5,000
0
39.621
271.430
0
0
0
282.824
0
239
336
0
0
11.804
0
174,417
0
80.427
0
0
317,592
26.378
71,817
2.498
80,276
0
137,103
0
4,240
126,476
74,037
0
0
0
3.213
0
0
5
3,203,248

Quantity
Incinerated
(tons)
4,347
0
617
18.547
101.506
36
40.699
552
0
652
2.993
0
3
14,747
40,315
76.059
2.783
2,022
46,322
105,268
0
6,054
2,181
14,251
0
0
1,753
0
0
0
0
38,272
30
29,278
12,571
1,281
87,174
816
0
70.610
459
0
25.844
0
32,709
210,844
1,606
0
0
651
160
17,392
6,954
0
1,018,358
Quantity
Injected into
Underground Wells
(tons)
0
0
0
35.967
0
0
0
0
0
411,605
0
0
0
0
646.972
402,530
0
1,212,860
13,068
9.781.726
0
0
0
362,175
0
775.543
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,419,353
1,027,134
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13,984,949
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30,073.882

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                                                                 Executive Summary
 EXHIBIT 4.    RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION, IMPORTS, EXPORTS, AND
             MANAGEMENT, BY STATE, 1987




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

Total
Generated
(000 tons)
3,049
1
470
228
3,523
124
187
25
1
519
39.838
<0.5
1
17
1,969
1,951
89
1,241
5,851
12,304
11
76
91
2,305
76
1,296
149
6
9
1
17
47.739
4
778
928
11
3,093
1,195
23
775
201
12
4,850
2
884
52,770
226
6
15
35,679
581
12,979
148
3
'238,327
Imports

Amount
(000 tons)
285
0
0
52
29
2
43
<0.5
0
17
8
0
<0.5
35
241
454
5
44
85
330
0
16
18
193
12
29
61

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A State is a net importer if the total imports were greater than total exports. The largest net
importer of  RCRA hazardous waste was Indiana, with net imports of about  290,000 tons.
California was the largest net exporter, shipping about 196,000 tons more waste out of State
than it received. Sixteen States were net importers; 37 were net exporters.
WASTE MINIMIZATION

Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments  (HSWA)  mandated the  collection  of  waste
minimization information from all RCRA large quantity generators and treatment, storage, or
disposal facilities.  This information was available from 7,716 sites in 37 States.  These sites
represent 42 percent of the sites that filed a hazardous waste report in 1987, and account for 20
percent of the RCRA hazardous waste generated in the United States.  The information
presented here cannot be considered to be representative of nationwide waste minimization
practices, but it does provide insights on activities at the sites that filed reports.

Waste minimization programs were created or expanded by 64 percent of the sites that filed
waste minimization reports. The manufacturing industry represented 69 percent of those sites
in 1986-1987.

There were four waste minimization program components: written policies, employee training
programs, employee incentives,  and waste minimization auditing.  In 1987, 78 percent of the
sites that submitted waste minimization reports indicated that they had in place at least one of
the four program components. Exhibit 5 shows the percent of sites that implemented each of
these four components.   Site-wide or process-specific waste  minimization  audit was the
predominant waste minimization program component taking place at 63 percent of sites.
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                                                                       Executive Summary
   EXHIBIT 5.  PERCENT OF  SITES THAT IMPLEMENTED VARIOUS COMPONENTS
               OF A WASTE  MINIMIZATION  PROGRAM.  1987
      Components
   Waste minimization
   auditing (site—wide
   or process specific)
   Employee training
   program
   Written policy
   Employee Incentives
                                     21
    Note: Multiple response
    Reference: WMI 2.4.5
10      20

allowed
                                          30       40
                                             Percent
50
60
70
Exhibit   6  shows  that  the  most  frequent   source  reduction   activity  was  better
housekeeping/better operating practices (27%).  Reformulation or redesign of a product was
the least common (3%) source reduction approach.  Several factors were cited by waste
minimization reporters as  delaying  or  preventing the implementation  of source reduction
opportunities, the most frequent being technical limitations of the process (33%) and a lack of
technical information (32%), shown in Exhibit 7.
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      EXHIBIT 6.  PRIMARY SOURCE  REDUCTION  ACTIVITIES APPLIED  TO RCRA
                   HAZARDOUS WASTE MINIMIZED,  1987


      Source Reduction Activities


   Better housekeeping/better
   operating practices
   Process or procedure modifica-
   tion/substitution (Including
   closed—loop recycling)


   Equipment or technology
   modification/substitution


   Modification/substitution of
   input or raw material
   Waste stream segregation
   Other source reduction activity
   Reformulation or redesign
   of product
   Reference: WMII II F
                                                 25
                                               10
                                                        15

                                                     Percent
                                     20
                                              25
                                                       3O
    EXHIBIT 7.   FACTORS  DELAYING OR PREVENTING IMPLEMENTATION OF
                  SOURCE REDUCTION OPPORTUNITIES FOR WASTE
                  MINIMIZATION  REPORTERS.  1987


     Limiting factors


  Technical limitations of
  the process
  Lack of technical
  information


  Concern that product
  qualify may decline


  Economically unfeasible



  Insufficient capital



  Other factors



  Permitting burdens
                                          30
                                     27
                                  25
                          20
   Note: Multiple
   Reference: WMI 7o—g
 5


allowed
                                   10
19
 20

of FBI
                                                          25

                                                        indents
30
                               35
                4O
                                             10

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                                                                           Executive Summary
Exhibit 8  presents the  most  frequently  cited factors  that  delayed  or  prevented  the
implementation of on-site or off-site recycling opportunities. These were economic infeasibility
(31%)  and concern that product quality  might decline (27%).   Technical limitations of the
production process which inhibited shipment off site accounted for only 9 percent of factors

cited.


Despite these factors, 48  percent of waste minimization projects involved some recycling
activity.  In 1987, approximately 42 percent  of sites reported identifying new opportunities for
recycling, while  about 33 percent of sites implemented them.   EPA  waste codes common
among these recycled organic wastes include D001, F001, F002, F003, and F005.
      EXHIBIT 8.  FACTORS THAT  DELAYED OR  PREVENTED  IMPLEMENTATION OF
                   ON-SITE OR OFF-SITE RECYCLING OPPORTUNITIES,  1987
       35
       30
       25
       20
       15
       1O
          Percent of site* reporting
24
                                                16
            ABCDEF6H
                                       Unfitting Factor*

  Note: Multiple reeponeee were allowed.   Reference: WMI 9a-l
                                           LEGEND
    A.  Economically infeasible
    B.  Concern that product quality may decline
    C.  Lack of technical information
    D.  Market for materials not identified
    E.  Technical limitations of production processes
       Inhibit on-site recycling
    F.  Other factors
                     G.  Insufficient capital
                     H.  Permitting burdens
                     I.   Lack of permitted off-site facilities
                     J.   Technical limitations of production processes
                         inhibit shipment off site
                     K.  Financial liability provisions
                     L   Requirements to manifest wastes
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Chapter                                                               Page

   1          1987 NATIONAL BIENNIAL RCRA HAZARDOUS
             WASTE REPORT 	  1-1

             1.1    Introduction	  1-1
             1.2    Overview of This Report	  1-2
             1.3    Description of the National Biennial Report 	  1-3
             1.4    Who Must File RCRA Hazardous Waste Reports	  1 -5
             1.5    What Must be Reported	  1-6
             1.6    Report Management	  1-7

                   1.6.1   Information Collection Efforts Differ	  1-7
                   1.6.2   Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments
                         (HSWA) Authorization and Waste Minimization
                         Information 	  1-8
                   1.6.3   Preparation of the 1987 State Biennial
                         Report Data 	  1-9

             1.7    Limitations of the Data	  1-13

                   1.7.1   Reminders of the Limited Scope of the Data	  1-13
                   1.7.2   Errors or Omissions in the Data	  1-14
  2         NATIONAL RESULTS	 2-1

            2.1    Introduction	 2-1
            2.2    RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation, Quantity
                   Generated and Number of Fully Regulated
                   Generators 	 2-1
            2.3    Types of Hazardous Wastes Generated	 2-10
            2.4    RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Quantity and
                   Number of Treatment, Storage, or Disposal Facilities	 2-12
            2.5    RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Methods	 2-23
            2.6    Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports	 2-36
  3         WASTE MINIMIZATION 	 3-1

            3.1     Introduction	 3-1

                   3.1.1   Defining Waste Minimization	 3-1
                   3.1.2   Data Collection Instrument	 3-1
                   3.1.3   Sites Reporting Waste Minimization Data	 3-2
                   3.1.4   Waste Minimization Findings	 3-4

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 Chapter
             3.2   Waste Minimization Programs	 3-4
                   3.2.1   Creation/Expansion of Waste Minimization
                          Programs	 3-4
                   3.2.2   Waste Minimization Program Components	 3-8
                   3.2.3   Sources of Assistance for Waste Minimization	 3-10
                   3.2.4   Effects of Waste Minimization Programs	 3-11

             3.3   Source Reduction	 3-14

                   3.3.1   Identification and Implementation	 3-14
                   3.3.2   Limiting Factors	 3-17
                   3.3.3   Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Minimized	 3-18

             3.4   Recycling	 3-19

                   3.4.1   Identification and Implementation	 3-19
                   3.4.2   Limiting Factors	 3-21
                   3.4.3   Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Recycled	 3-22


   4         COMPARISON OF 1987  DATA TO 1985 DATA	 4-1

             4.1   Introduction	 4-1
             4.2   Number of Fully Regulated Generators 	 4-2
             4.3   Quantity of Hazardous Waste Generated 	 4-11
             4.4   Number of Treatment, Storage, and Disposal (TSD)
                   Facilities	 4-17
             4.5   Quantity of Hazardous Waste Managed	 4-20

   5         STATE SUMMARY PROFILES	 5-1

             5.1   Overview of State-by-State Tables	 5-1
             5.2   State Tables 1-6	 5-2


                                 List of Appendixes
Appendix

   A         Definitions	 A-1

   B         Management Methods	 B-1

   C         Related Documents	 C-1

   D         1987 Hazardous Waste Report Waste Minimization Package -
             Forms and Instructions	 D-1

   E         EPA Waste Codes	 E-1

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                                  List of Exhibits
Exhibit

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

  2-2        Number and percent of RCRA hazardous waste generators
            and total RCRA hazardous waste quantity generated, by EPA
            Region, 1987	 2-2

  2-3        Comparison of percent of large quantity generators and
            percent of RCRA hazardous waste quantity generated, by
            EPA Region, 1987	 2-3

  2-4        Rank ordering of States based on quantity of RCRA
            hazardous waste generated, and number of hazardous waste
            generators,  1987	 2-4

  2-5        RCRA hazardous waste generated in the U.S., by State, 1987	 2-5

  2-6A      Cumulative distribution of the quantity of RCRA hazardous
            waste generated in the U.S., 1987 	 2-6

  2-6B      Cumulative distribution of the quantity of RCRA hazardous
            waste generated by the largest ten percent of generators,
            1987	 2-7

  2-7        Distribution of RCRA hazardous waste generation, 1987	 2-8

  2-8        Fifty largest RCRA hazardous waste generators in the U.S.,
            1987	 2-9

  2-9        Ten largest quantity waste types generated in the U.S.,  1987	 2-11

  2-10       Types of RCRA hazardous waste generated in the U.S., 1987	 2-12

  2-11       Number and percent of RCRA Treatment, Storage, or Disposal
            facilities and RCRA hazardous waste quantity managed,
            by EPA Region, 1987	 2-14

  2-12       Comparison of percent of treatment, storage, and disposal
            facilities and percent of RCRA hazardous waste quantity
            managed, by EPA Region, 1987	 2-15

  2-13       Rank ordering of States based on quantity of RCRA hazardous
            waste managed, 1987	 2-16

  2-14       RCRA hazardous waste managed in the U.S., by State, 1987	 2-17

  2-15A     Cumulative distribution of the quantity of RCRA hazardous
            waste managed in the U.S., 1987	 2-18
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Exhibit
  2-15B      Cumulative distribution of the quantity of RCRA hazardous
             waste managed by the largest ten percent of treatment,
             storage, and disposal facilities, 1987 	  2-19

  2-16       Distribution of RCRA hazardous waste management, 1987	  2-20

  2-17       Fifty largest RCRA hazardous waste management facilities in
             the U.S., 1987	  2-21

  2-18A      Percent of facilities managing RCRA hazardous waste
             generated only on site, only off site, and both sources, 1987	  2-22

  2-18B      Relative amount of RCRA hazardous waste managed on site
             and off site, 1987	  2-23

  2-19       Quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed, by management
             (TDR) method, 1987	  2-25

  2-20       Four largest quantities and types of RCRA hazardous waste
             managed by management (TDR) method, 1987	  2-26

  2-21       Rank ordering of States disposing RCRA hazardous waste in
             landfills, 1987	  2-28

  2-22       Total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste disposed in
             landfills, by State, 1987	  2-29

  2-23       Rank ordering of States managing  RCRA hazardous waste by
             incineration, 1987	  2-30

  2-24       Total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste incinerated, by
             State, 1987	  2-31

  2-25       Rank ordering of States disposing RCRA hazardous waste in
             underground injection wells, 1987	  2-32

  2-26       Total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste disposed in
             underground injection wells, by State, 1987	  2-33

  2-27       Rank ordering of States disposing RCRA hazardous waste in
             surface impoundments, 1987	  2-34

  2-28       Total quantity of hazardous waste disposed in surface
             impoundments, by State, 1987	  2-35

  2-29       RCRA hazardous waste imports and exports, by State, 1987	  2-37

  2-30       Total RCRA hazardous waste imported, by State, 1987	  2-38

  2-31        Total net hazardous waste imports and exports, by State, 1987 ....  2-39
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  2-32       RCRA hazardous waste imports and exports
             by EPA Region, 1987	 2-40

  2-33       RCRA hazardous waste generation, imports, exports, and
             management, by State, 1987	 2-42

  3-1         States for which waste minimization data are available, 1987 	 3-2

  3-2         Number and percent of generators and treatment, storage,
             disposal (TSDs) facilities that filed waste minimization
             reports, by State, 1987	 3-3

  3-3         Number and percent of waste minimization reporters, by SIC
             code, 1987	 3-5

  3-4         Percent of sites that created or expanded source reduction or
             recycling programs in 1986,1987, or in prior years	 3-6

  3-5         Number and percent of waste minimization reporters, by SIC
             code, that created or expanded a source reduction and
             recycling program, 1986-1987 and prior years	 3-7

  3-6         Waste minimization program components and percent started in
             1986,1987, or in prior years	 3-9

  3-7         Sources of technical or financial assistance for waste
             minimization reporters, 1986 or 1987	 3-10

  3-8         Percent of waste minimization activities, by their effect on the
             quantity of water effluent and air emissions produced, 1987	 3-11

  3-9         Percent of waste minimization activities, by their effect on the
            toxicity of water effluent and air emissions produced, 1987  	 3-12

  3-10        Percent of waste minimization activities, by their reported
            effect on the degree of hazard or toxicity of the waste
            minimized, 1987	 3-13

  3-11        Percent of sites that identified or implemented source
            reduction opportunities in  1986,1987, or in prior years	 3-14

  3-12       Primary source reduction activities undertaken to minimize
            RCRA hazardous waste, 1987	 3-15

  3-13       Percent of waste streams minimized, by SIC code, for industries
            reporting source  reduction activities, 1987	 3-16

  3-14       Factors delaying  or preventing implementation of source
            reduction opportunities for waste minimization reporters, 1987	 3-17

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Exhibit
  3-15       Percent of RCRA hazardous waste streams minimized by
             source reduction activities, by waste type, 1987 	 3-18

  3-16       Percent of respondents that  identified or implemented
             recycling opportunities in 1986,1987, or in prior years 	 3-19

  3-17       Percent of waste streams minimized, by SIC code, for
             industries reporting recycling activities, 1987	 3-20

  3-18       Factors that delayed or prevented implementation of on-site
             or off-site recycling opportunities, 1987	 3-21

  3-19       Percent of RCRA hazardous wastes recycled, by waste
             type, 1987	 3-23

  4-1        Comparison of hazardous waste fully regulated generators,
             by EPA Region, 1985 and  1987	 4-2

  4-2        Comparison of hazardous waste generators, by State,
             1985 and 1987 	 4-4

  4-3        Comparison of sites classified as generators,
             1985 and 1987 	 4-6

  4-4        Comparison of sites that generated 13.2 tons or more
             of RCRA hazardous waste, 1985 and 1987	 4-7

  4-5        Number of generators in 1985 and 1987, by quantity
             generated 	 4-8

  4-6        Comparison of sites that generated 13.2 tons or more
             of RCRA hazardous waste, by State, 1985 and 1987	 4-10

  4-7        Comparison of total hazardous waste quantity generated,
             by EPA Region, 1985 and  1987	 4-11

  4-8        Comparison of total hazardous waste quantity generated,
             by State, 1985 and 1987	 4-13

  4-9        Comparison of sites contributing to 75 percent
             of national generation, 1985 and 1987	'.	 4-16

  4-10       Comparison of hazardous waste treatment, storage, and
             disposal (TSD) facilities, by EPA Region, 1985 and 1987	 4-17

  4-11        Comparison of hazardous waste treatment, storage, and
             disposal (TSD) facilities, by State, 1985 and 1987	 4-19
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Exhibit                                                              Page

  4-12       Comparison of hazardous waste quantity managed,
            by EPA Region, 1985 and 1987	 4-21

  4-13       Comparison of hazardous waste quantity managed, by State,
            1985 and 1987	 4-23
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              1.  1987 NATIONAL BIENNIAL RCRA
                  HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT
 1.1        INTRODUCTION

 The United States Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) mission to protect human health
 and the environment includes the responsibility to effectively manage, jointly with the States, the
 nation's hazardous waste. As part of this task, EPA and the State environmental offices collect
 and maintain information regarding the generation, handling, and final disposition of those
 wastes. The purpose of this 1987 National Biennial  RCRA Hazardous Waste  Report is to
 provide that information on the U.S.  hazardous waste program regulated  by the Resource
 Conservation and Recovery Act.

 In accordance with the Resource Conservation  and Recovery Act (RCRA)  of 19761 and its
 subsequent amendments, EPA's regulatory responsibilities include the collection of information
 on hazardous waste generation and management from the regulated community every two
 years.  This Report presents national, regional and state-by-state  summaries  of the 1987
 generation and management data that were provided by the States.  For ease of reading, this
 Report will, in most cases, hereafter be referred to as the National Biennial Report.

This National Biennial  Report focuses on  RCRA-regulated hazardous waste generation and
 management activities  in the U.S. during 1987.   The  data presented provide the most
comprehensive national overview to date  of: 1) the number of RCRA-regulated hazardous
waste generators and the types and quantities of RCRA waste they generate and 2) the number
of treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) facilities and the types and quantities of RCRA wastes
they manage.

This National Biennial Report does not include RCRA wastes that were managed exclusively in
hazardous waste management units  exempt from RCRA permitting requirements  (e.g., a
t
 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) of 1976. P.L 94-580.
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 wastewater treatment tank unit regulated under the Clean Water Act). It also excludes RCRA-
 generated waste that is subsequently exported out of the United States.

 Supplemental information on waste minimization practices was also collected  from  RCRA
 hazardous waste  generators and  management facilities  in 37  States.   It is, unfortunately,
 incomplete and does not represent all sites subject to RCRA regulations.
 1.2        OVERVIEW OF THIS REPORT

 This National Biennial Report consists of five chapters and five appendices.  Chapter 1 focuses
 on administration of the  biennial  report system and includes  a discussion of the known
 limitations of the data.  Chapter 2 presents national and EPA regional totals for generation and
 management of RCRA hazardous waste. Chapter 3 discusses the waste minimization activities
 at RCRA hazardous waste generation and management facilities.   Chapter  4 presents a
 comparison of the  1987  data to  data included in the "1985  National Biennial Report of
 Hazardous Waste Generators and Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities Regulated under
 RCRA".2  The  comparison includes quantity of waste  generated and the number of large
 quantity generators, on a regional and  State level;  types of hazardous waste generated;
 quantity of waste managed and number of treatment, storage,  and  disposal facilities, on a
 regional and State level; and  the  types  of waste management methods used.  Chapter 5
 presents profiles  of the RCRA hazardous  waste generation and management activities in
 individual States.  These profiles consist of six exhibits containing generation and management
 data, imports and exports, the largest quantity of waste types generated, types of RCRA waste
 and  their management methods, and the 40 largest generators and management facilities
 within each  State. This Report also contains appendices that include definitions of technical
 terms,  a list of management methods, pertinent related  documents, the EPA 1987 Waste
 Minimization Report forms used to collect the data presented in Chapter 3, and a list of EPA
 waste codes.
21985 National Biennial Report of Hazardous Waste Generators and Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities Regulated under
 RCRA, prepared for Office of Solid Waste, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, December 1988.
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 1.3       DESCRIPTION OF THE NATIONAL BIENNIAL REPORT

 The National Biennial Report is based on Hazardous Waste Report forms filed by generators
 and managers of RCRA hazardous waste. Sites submit information on each RCRA hazardous
 waste shipped off site or managed on site. The site reports are submitted to EPA Regional
 Offices, or to States authorized to administer the RCRA programs, by March 1 of each even-
 numbered year.  The Report describes the types  and quantities of  RCRA hazardous waste
 generated or managed in the preceding (odd-numbered) year.  The National Biennial Report is
 a census of this regulated community.

 The EPA began to formally collect data for calendar year 1981, in response to the provisions of
 RCRA, and has since collected the information every two years.  The data are used primarily to
 regulate RCRA hazardous waste generators and management facilities. When it is necessary
 to determine if a specific site is in compliance with regulations, EPA can examine the site's
 Hazardous Waste Report to identify wastes,  waste  quantities, and  waste management
 processes at the site. When it is necessary to identify the presence of certain hazardous wastes
 nationwide, EPA can examine the National Biennial  Reports  and  identify the geographic
 locations and quantities of the waste.

 Although EPA and the States are the primary users of National Biennial Report information, the
 U.S. Congress, industry, and environmental groups also use this information to identify the
 regulated community and to describe the scope of the risks posed by RCRA hazardous waste.

The authorizing legislation for the National Biennial Report is contained in Sections 3002 and
3004 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) of 1976, P.L, 94-580.  Section
3002 required  the EPA to establish standards for recordkeeping practices  that accurately
identified the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated, the constituents thereof, and the
disposition of such wastes. Section 3002 also called for the submission of reports to the EPA
or the authorized State, setting out the quantities of RCRA hazardous  waste  identified or listed
under RCRA Subtitle C that are generated at the site, and the disposition of all RCRA hazardous
waste generated.

Section 3004 of RCRA required the EPA to promulgate regulations establishing standards
applicable to hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal facilities.  The facilities are
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required to maintain records and report all hazardous waste identified or listed in Subtitle C of
RCRA that are treated, stored, or disposed.

In 1984, Congress  passed the Hazardous  and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA) which
required that sites report waste minimization information  through the biennial report system.
More specifically, sites were required to report on the changes in volume and toxicity actually
achieved during the reporting year in comparison to previous years, and the efforts undertaken
to reduce the volume and toxicity.

In response to the RCRA and HSWA requirements, the EPA developed regulations that specify
when generators or treatment, storage, and disposal facilities must complete Hazardous Waste
Reports and what types of information must be included. The regulations for Hazardous Waste
Report requirements are found in Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Section 262.41
(40 CFR 262.41) for generators and 40 CFR 264.75 and 265.75 for treatment, storage, and
disposal facilities.

The  National  Biennial  Report has had problems resulting from inconsistent reporting by the
States.  This Report reflects some of those weaknesses.  However, the information presented
does provide a profile of the RCRA-regulated hazardous waste community. Although uniform
and consistent reporting among all States continues to be a problem, EPA has placed major
emphasis  on assuring the quality of submissions from the largest generators and management
facilities, and  is in the process of revising the RCRA hazardous waste reporting regulations to
require that all sites submit a more consistent and comprehensive set of information. Additional
information is necessary for the States and EPA to manage an effective RCRA hazardous waste
program.
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1.4       WHO MUST FILE RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORTS

Hazardous waste reports must be filed by generators and  managers of RCRA-regulated
hazardous waste that meet certain criteria.  Treatment, storage, and disposal facilities were
required to complete forms for the 1987 National Biennial Report if the site managed RCRA
hazardous waste in waste management units subject to RCRA permitting requirements. These
sites operated under either RCRA Interim Status (Part A Permit Application filed)  or a RCRA
Permit (Part B Permit Application approved).

A RCRA hazardous waste generator was required to file the Hazardous Waste Report if the site
met the definition of a RCRA large quantity generator during 1987. The large quantity generator
status was determined by the following RCRA criteria:

     •     The site generated in  any single month 1,000 kg  (2,200 Ibs) or more of RCRA
           hazardous waste; or
     •     The site generated in any single month or accumulated at any time more than 1 kg
           (2.2 Ibs) of RCRA acute hazardous waste; or
     •     The site generated or accumulated at any time more than 100 kg (220 Ibs) of spill
           cleanup material contaminated with RCRA acute hazardous waste.

Throughout this report all references to "generators" will indicate  sites that meet these criteria. It
is  important to note that waste quantities  managed on site in units exempt from RCRA
permitting requirements were not counted in determining large quantity generator status. The
same is true for short-term accumulation of hazardous waste prior to shipment off site.
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 1.5        WHAT MUST BE REPORTED'


 Generators, according to 40 CFR 262.41, must provide the following information:


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

      •     The calendar year covered by the Report;

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

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

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

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

      •     A description of the changes in volume and toxicity  of waste actually  achieved
            during the year compared to previous years to the  extent such information is
            available for years prior to 1984; and

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


Treatment, storage, or disposal facilities, according to 40 CFR 264.75 and 265.75, must provide

the following information:


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

      •    The calendar year covered by the Report;

      •     For off-site facilities, the EPA identification number of each RCRA hazardous waste
           generator from which the facility received hazardous  waste during the year; for
           imported shipments, the name and address of the foreign generator;
3AII quantities mentioned In this report are in U.S. tons, one ton corresponding to 2,000 pounds. Throughout this chapter, the
 word 'State* refers to the SO States, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.
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           A description and the quantity of each RCRA hazardous waste the facility received
           during the  year.  For off-site  facilities, this information must be listed by EPA
           identification number of each generator;

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

           Monitoring data under § 265.94(a)(2)(ii) and (iii), and (b)(2), where required;

           The most recent closure cost estimate under § 265.142 and, for disposal facilities,
           the most recent post-closure cost estimate under § 265.144;

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

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

           The certification signed by the owner or  operator of the facility or authorized site
           representative.
 1.6       REPORT MANAGEMENT


 The legislation that established the RCRA program provided for a division of responsibilities
 between EPA and the  States.  Any  State may apply to EPA for authority to establish and
 operate the RCRA program. The State must demonstrate that its RCRA program is equivalent
 to,  no less stringent than, and consistent with the EPA RCRA program, after which a State
 authority operates part or all of the RCRA program in lieu of EPA. State RCRA programs may
 be  more stringent or broader in scope than the EPA RCRA program.  States may, if they

 choose, regulate additional wastes, require permits for additional types of waste management
 facilities, or require reporting from sites that do not meet the generation quantity threshold

 established under the Federal RCRA regulations that were discussed in Section 1.4.
1.6.1      INFORMATION COLLECTION EFFORTS DIFFER


The EPA designed Hazardous Waste Report forms and instructions for States and administers
the forms for States that are not authorized to administer the RCRA program. States authorized
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 to administer their own RCRA program may collect data with EPA-designed forms or may
 collect equivalent  information on State-designed forms.  Authorized States may also require
 more frequent reporting or may request additional types of information.  Authorized States are
 not required to use the Hazardous Waste Report forms or the instructions developed by EPA.
 There is, however, a requirement to collect a common and minimum set of data elements.

 This flexible approach has the advantage of allowing individual States to tailor their RCRA
 hazardous waste report systems to accommodate conditions unique to their State.  However, it
 has the disadvantage of producing diverse sets of information that may be inconsistent in their
 definitions of key variables and their criteria for inclusion of sites and types of waste.
 1.6.2     HAZARDOUS AND SOLID WASTE AMENDMENTS (HSWA)
           AUTHORIZATION AND WASTE MINIMIZATION INFORMATION

 The National Biennial Report picture is further  complicated by  the  collection of waste
 minimization data.  Although States may be authorized to operate the basic RCRA program,
 they may not be authorized to administer the newer requirement  imposed by the Hazardous
 and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984. This law required sites to report on waste minimization-
 -that is, efforts undertaken to reduce the volume and toxicity of  RCRA hazardous waste in
 comparison to previous years.  By early 1988, when the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report forms
 were distributed, only 1 State was authorized to administer the HSWA components of the RCRA
 program.

 The EPA oversees the collection of Hazardous Waste Report information for States that are not
 authorized to collect their own.  The Agency also bears the responsibility to collect information
 regarding program components for which a State may not be authorized.  However, a State
 may choose to collect the information voluntarily.  Thus, EPA  bore the responsibility for
 collecting information on waste minimization activities in many States for the 1987 report year.
The effect of this was that  many sites were required to file two  separate forms-their State
 Hazardous Waste Report form and  an EPA-developed Waste  Minimization  Report  form.
 Rest   ^e limitations resulted in an incomplete implementation of this effort and, consequently,
wasv,  . .inimization data included in this Report are incomplete.
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1.6.3      PREPARATION OF THE 1987 STATE BIENNIAL REPORT DATA

The 1987 State Biennial Report data for the National Biennial Report were prepared in a four-
step process.  The steps were:
     1.    Obtain State 1987 Biennial Report submissions;
     2.    Conduct a systematic quality assurance process;
     3.    Prepare preliminary draft profile reports for each State and obtain State comments
           and corrections; and
     4.    Prepare the final national database and Report.

These steps are discussed in detail in the sections that follow.

1.6.3.1    OBTAIN STATE 1987 BIENNIAL REPORT SUBMISSIONS
States are required to submit their Biennial Report data to U.S. EPA under 40 CFR 271.17 (a).
This section of the Code of Federal Regulations specifies that any information obtained or used
in the administration of a State program shall be  available to EPA upon request without
restriction. The EPA requested the following data on RCRA hazardous waste activity from the
States for calendar year 1987:

     •     The EPA identification number, site name, address, and quantity of RCRA waste for
           all generators meeting the definition of a RCRA large quantity generator;
     •     The EPA identification number, site name, address, quantity of waste managed,
           and the treatment methods for ail facilities that  treat, store, or dispose in units
           subject to RCRA permitting requirements;
     •    The quantities and EPA waste codes of wastes generated in the State;
     •    The quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed, by RCRA management method;
     •    The quantity of RCRA hazardous waste treated,  stored, or disposed on site and
          quantity received from off site for treatment, storage, or disposal;
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      m    Waste minimization data (if collected); and

      •    A  profile of State reporting requirements,  if different from those  of  the  U.S.
           Environmental Protection Agency.


To ensure that the universe of sites and RCRA hazardous wastes included in the 1987 State
Biennial Reports were defined consistently, States were asked to exclude the following:


      •    Waste types and quantities regulated only by the State;

      •    Sites that did not generate wastes subject to RCRA regulation;

      •    Generators of smaller quantities of hazardous waste than that required to meet the
           definition of a Federal large quantity generator; and

      •    Waste  management  facilities  with no  units  subject  to  RCRA permitting
           requirements.


Many States were unable to comply fully with this request.  State data were received in one of

two basic formats and in a variety of media. The two basic formats were:


      Summary Reports - These  submissions  typically consisted of separate,  independent
      lists of generators, facilities, waste types, and management methods.  The generator list
      included, for example, the total quantity of waste  generated at a site, but not the types of
      waste generated.  These submissions of aggregated data are limited  in the information
      they provide.

      Site, Waste Stream Level Reports ~ These submissions, generally  in the form of an
      electronic database, usually included all the information provided by each  generator or
      treatment, storage, or  disposal facility. They constituted a much more complete and
      detailed accounting of the RCRA hazardous waste generation and management activities
      that took place at regulated sites.


While most State  Biennial Report submissions fell into one of these two broad formats, there
were, in fact, almost as many unique submission formats as there were States reporting. The
State submissions can be classified  into one of three broad groups:


      •    Summary  reports were provided by 15 States:   Alabama, Arizona,  District of
           Columbia, Florida, Guam, Massachusetts,  Maine,  North Carolina, Nebraska, New
           Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, and West Virginia;
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           Site, Waste Stream Level Reports (based on the 1987 EPA forms and instructions)
           were provided by 18 States:  Alaska,  Colorado, Hawaii,  Idaho, Iowa, Kansas,
           Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma,
           Puerto Rico, South Dakota, Utah, Virgin Islands, and Wyoming; and
           Site, Waste Stream Level Reports  (based  on  a  State-specific report form) were
           provided by 21 States:  Arkansas, California, Connecticut,  Delaware, Georgia,
           Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,  Louisiana,  Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New York,
           Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,  Texas, Virginia,  Washington,  and
           Wisconsin;
 1.6.3.2   CONDUCT A SYSTEMATIC QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESS

 Two types of quality assurance approaches were used to evaluate State submissions.  First, the
 data were checked for completeness and internal consistency. State waste flows were checked
 to see that the quantity generated plus the  quantity  imported approximately equalled the
 quantity managed  plus the quantity exported. Large discrepancies in this  calculation were
 investigated and corrected or explained.  There were also comparisons of  the quantities
 reported as exported and imported by pairs of States. Again, States were contacted to provide
 clarification and supplemental data as necessary.

 The second approach involved an evaluation of the largest hazardous waste generators  and
 management facilities in each State.  This large site evaluation was undertaken for every site
that generated or managed more than 100,000 tons of RCRA hazardous waste  in 1985,1986,
or 1987.  It was also conducted for the 5 largest sites in  each State, regardless of their
generation or management quantity. These largest sites typically account for the vast majority
of the hazardous waste generated  and managed within a State. One method employed was an
historical comparison of data provided by the largest sites in each State with their data from the
1985 Biennial Report and the 1986 National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators and TSDR
Facilities. The historical comparison looked for relative consistency in the types and quantities
of waste generated and managed,  and in the management methods  reported.  Using an
approach  similar  to  that  described  for the  States,  waste  streams  were  evaluated  for
consistency.  In addition,  large quantity hazardous waste transactions between sites were
examined to verify that similar quantities were  reported  by the 2 sites. In combination, these
methods were effective in resolving some of the major problems with State data submissions.
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 1.6.3.3   PREPARE PRELIMINARY DRAFT PROFILE REPORTS FOR EACH
           STATE

 After the initial  quality assurance process was completed, preliminary draft State Biennial
 Reports were prepared for each State.  The purpose of these- reports was to  present the
 preliminary State findings, and to provide  a simple mechanism for States to use in clarifying
 questions or correcting any  errors  made  during the  conversion and  quality assurance
 processes. These draft reports were sent to State environmental coordinators.  Copies of the
 reports were also sent to EPA Regional offices.   Each State report included:  1) an exhibit
 summarizing key statistics on RCRA hazardous waste  generation and management in the
 State; 2) detailed individual reports on the largest sites in the State; and 3)  tables with
 supporting  detail on sites, waste codes, and management methods and  lists of the largest
 generators  and  treatment, storage, or disposal facilities, management methods, and waste
 streams in the State.

 States were asked to review and correct any erroneous information in the preliminary draft State
 reports and, in  some cases,  to provide  answers to specific questions.   Responses were
 received, orally or in writing, on behalf of  all 54 States and were incorporated into the 1987
 National Biennial Report. In some cases,  the response came from the EPA Region charged
with administering the State Biennial Report process for a State.
1.6.3.4    PREPARE FINAL NATIONAL DATABASE AND REPORT

In response to State feedback on the preliminary State report, a significant number of errors
and other problems were identified.  In some cases, new submissions were provided by States.
In others, there were corrections to some of the key statistics or to the data for 1 or more of the
large sites.  All the changes and corrections to the data were incorporated into the National
Biennial Report database and are included in this Report.
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1.7        LIMITATIONS OF THE DATA


Several limitations of the data should be kept in mind when reviewing the 1987 National Biennial

RCRA Hazardous Waste Report.  Many of the limitations result from the diversity of data

collection approaches that are assembled in the Report.  These limitations are discussed in two

distinct groups.


The first group consists simply of reminders of the intended scope of this Report's content.

These are not problems with the data but are reflective of the current, limited scope of data that

is to be included in the Biennial Report.


The second group includes a list of known errors or omissions from the database and Report.

These are real problems that could not be resolved and that are believed to have resulted in

inaccuracy in the data as reported.
1.7.1      REMINDERS OF THE LIMITED SCOPE OF THE DATA


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

     Inconsistent Waste Management Codes - States  used at least three different sets of
     codes to describe the methods used to treat, store, dispose, or recycle RCRA hazardous
     wastes.  Some States customized these basic sets, producing a large number of code
     system variants.  The  need to translate these varying code systems into a  common
     system for this report led, in many cases, to a loss of detail.  For example, a State may
     have large quantities of waste managed in  a generic process such as T04 - Other
     Treatment."    The original  State  codes  may  have  provided  a more  complete
     characterization of the management method that was unavoidably lost in the translation
     to a common national system.

     Use of Summarized Data Format - While most States collected data on individual waste
     streams at each site, several States provided only summary format data to EPA. That
     summary included, for example, only the total quantity of waste generated at a site, with
     no designation of its type. This limited EPA's ability to ensure the internal consistency of
     either individual site or State reports. While most States provided more detailed data by
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     site and waste stream, the summary format was the only one that could be obtained for
     all sites. This limited, summarized format was used to conduct all the national analysis in
     this report.

     Quantities in Storage are Excluded from Management Totals - The hazardous waste
     management methods reported here represent  the final disposition of the waste.
     Because storage is never a final  disposition, but only an interim placement, quantities in
     storage are  excluded from  the  management exhibits.  Counts  of TSD" (Treatment,
     Storage, or Disposal) facilities include sites that have storage in units subject to RCRA
     permitting requirements as their only management method. Counts of TDR" (Treatment,
     Disposal, or Recycling) facilities exclude sites that have only storage as a  management
     method subject to RCRA permitting.

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


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

     Inconsistently Reported Hazardous  Wastewaters  Dominate Quantities -  RCRA
     hazardous wastewaters represented between 95 and 99 percent of the total quantity of
     waste included in this Report.  Because of confusion over the correct interpretation of
     RCRA regulations relating to wastewaters, a few States apparently failed to include RCRA
     hazardous wastewaters managed in units subject to RCRA permitting requirements in
     their report submissions. These exclusions may have resulted in artificially low State and
     national quantity totals.

     Counts of RCRA Large Quantity Generators are Imprecise for Some States - Many
     States  impose more stringent regulations on hazardous waste generators than does
     EPA.  These States may regulate additional wastes not classified as hazardous under
     RCRA, may require hazardous waste reports from sites that generate quantities of waste
     small enough to be exempt from reporting under RCRA, or  both.  In some of these
     States, it was impossible to determine unambiguously which generators were subject to
     reporting  under the Federal law.  If the State could not provide the RCRA generator
     status,  a conservative rule of thumb was applied. This excluded any generator that did
     not meet the minimum quantity standard for a large quantity generator (see Appendix A)
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in every month of the year.  At least one State (California) did not provide compatible
waste characterization data for most of  its generators.  Since it was not possible to
determine  which  sites generated  RCRA hazardous  waste,  these  generators  were
excluded, resulting in an undercount of generators.

Waste Minimization Data not Available for All States •• EPA's implementation of the
waste minimization reporting requirements was inconsistent in 1987.  Data on waste
minimization  practices and activities were not collected in all States.  In some States,
sites completed questionnaire forms, but the responses were never computerized. As a
result, waste  minimization data were available for only 37 States.  Chapter 3 discusses
the findings  on  waste minimization practices.   It includes  both tabular  and graphic
presentations to show the coverage of the waste minimization analysis.
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                      2.   NATIONAL RESULTS
2.1   INTRODUCTION

This chapter focuses on  national and regional data analyses for 1987.  Data on RCRA
hazardous waste generation are presented in Sections 2.2 and 2.3.  This includes a discussion
of quantities of RCRA hazardous waste generated, types of hazardous waste generated, and
the number of generators.  Sections 2.4 and 2.5 cover RCRA hazardous waste managed in
units subject to RCRA permitting requirements.  These two sections discuss the quantities of
RCRA hazardous waste managed; the number of regulated treatment, storage, or disposal
facilities; the management methods used; and the types of RCRA hazardous  wastes by
management method. Section 2.6 focuses on RCRA hazardous waste imported and exported
by each State.
2.2   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION, QUANTITY GENERATED
      AND NUMBER OF FULLY REGULATED GENERATORS

Exhibit 2-1 shows the ten EPA Regions and designates the States associated with each. Exhibit
2-2 presents, by EPA Region, the total number and percent of RCRA generators and the
quantity  of RCRA hazardous  waste generated during 1987.  A total of 17,677 generators
reported the generation of 238.3 million tons nationwide.  Regions II, III, IV, and VI were the
major hazardous waste generators, with each Region generating more than 20 percent of the
national total.  These four Regions accounted for more than 93 percent of the national total,
while Regions I, VII, VIII, and X cumulatively contributed only 1.2 percent.  More than half the
number of generators were located in Regions II, IV, and V, while relatively few (less than 10%)
were located in Regions VII, VIII, and X. Region VI generated the largest quantity of RCRA
hazardous waste, with 66.5 million tons, while Region V had the largest number of generators,
with 3,842 sites.
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              EXHIBIT 2-1. EPA REGIONS IN THE UNITED STATES
EXHIBIT 2-2.  NUMBER  AND   PERCENT  OF  RCRA  HAZARDOUS  WASTE
            GENERATORS AND TOTAL RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY
            GENERATED. BY EPA REGION. 1987

Region
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
TOTAL
Hazardous
Waste Generators
Number of
Generators
1,988
2,870
1,600
2,898
3.842
1,662
758
239
1,154
666
17,677
Percent
11.2
16.2
9.1
16.4
21.7
9.4
4.3
1.4
6.5
3.8
100.0
Hazardous Waste
Quantity Generated
Total Generated
(000 tons)
324
48,734
49,535
57,215
9,541
66,501
1,488
372
3,995
622
238,327
Percent
0.1
20.4
20.8
24.0
4.0
27.9
0.6
0.2
1.7
0.3
100.0
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 Exhibit 2-3 compares the regional distributions of generators and hazardous waste quantities.
 There is little relationship between  the  number of  generators and  the  quantity of waste.
 Region  I has 11 percent of the generators, but only 0.1  percent of the waste.  Conversely,
 Region VI has 9 percent of the generators,  but almost 28 percent of the waste.  This disparity
 results from the fact that Region VI has so many extremely large generators, while the sites in
 Region I are relatively small.
   EXHIBIT 2-3. COMPARISON OF PERCENT OF LARGE QUANTITY GENERATORS
                 AND PERCENT OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY
                 GENERATED, BY EPA REGION,  1987
         Pcrcwrt
       30 r
       25
       20
       15
       10
                                             27.9
                                24.0
                   20.4
          11.2
         ttttJ Hazardous watte
             g«n«rotor»	
I Hazardous watte
 quantity
Exhibit 2-4 displays the amount and percent of RCRA hazardous waste generated and the
number of generators  in each State, ranked according to the  amount generated.  Texas
reported the largest amount generated, 52.8 million tons or 22 percent of the national total.
Guam reported the least, with less than 500 tons generated.  The other leading hazardous
waste generating States were New Jersey with 47.7 million tons, Georgia with 39.8 million tons,
Virginia  with 35.7 million tons, West Virginia with 13.0 million tons, and Louisiana  with 12.3
million tons.  Exhibit 2-4 also displays the number of generators in each State. Column five,
labelled 'Rank,' indicates the descending order of generator counts by State.  New York ranks
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 EXHIBIT 2-4.  RANK ORDERING OF STATES BASED ON QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE
             GENERATED, AND NUMBER OF HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS, 1987



Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54



State
TEXAS
NEW JERSEY
GEORGIA
VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
LOUISIANA
KENTUCKY
SOUTH CAROLINA
CALIFORNIA
OHIO
ALABAMA
MICHIGAN
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
MISSISSIPPI
KANSAS
OKLAHOMA
NORTH CAROLINA
TENNESSEE
NEW YORK
PENNSYLVANIA
WASHINGTON
FLORIDA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
UTAH
PUERTO RICO
CONNECTICUT
MISSOURI
WISCONSIN
COlOfVMJO
MASSACHUSETTS
IOWA
MARYLAND
MINNESOTA
DELAWARE
OREGON
•MHO
MC^M uAuottuinc
new nwHvonw
vnom ISLANDS
RHODE ISLAND
NORTH DAKOTA
MAINE
NEBRASKA
VERMONT
MONTANA
NEW MEXICO
WYOMING
SOUTH DAKOTA
HAWAI
ALASKA
NEVADA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
GUAM
TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity
Total
Generated
(000 tons)
52,770
47,739
39,838
35,679
12,979
12,304
5,851
4,850
3,523
3,093
3.049
2,305
1,969
1,951
1.296
1.241
1,195
928
884
778
775
581
519
470
228
226
201
187
149
148
124
91
89
76
76
25
23
17
17
15
12
11
11
9
6
6
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
<0£
238,327


Percent
22.1
20.0
16.7
15.0
5.4
52
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.3
1.3
1.0
0.8
0.8
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
02
02
02
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
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first with 2,149 generators, followed by Massachusetts with 1,025, Texas with 970, Pennsylvania
with 894, Illinois with 892, and California with 868 sites.  New York and Massachusetts reported
the largest number of generators, 12.2 percent and 5.8 percent respectively, yet generated only
0.3 percent and less than 0.05 percent, respectively, of the nationwide total of RCRA hazardous
waste.  This again illustrates that there is little relationship between the number of generators
and the quantity of hazardous waste.

Exhibit  2-5 shows the RCRA hazardous waste generated, by State.  Of the 54 States, 23
reported a Statewide generation of less than 100,000 tons each  (11 are below 10 thousand
tons), together representing only 0.2 percent of the nationwide  generation.   Conversely, 4
States generated more than 35.0 million tons each, together accounting for nearly 75 percent of
the total U.S. generation.

              EXHIBfT 24. RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED IN THE U.S., BY STATE, 1987
            Thousands of Tons
                Oto99*
                100 to 999
                1,000 to 9,999
                10,000 to 24,999
            •I 25,000 to 52,999

           • focludw Delaware, D.C, Giom, Rhode Islnd, and Yopo binds
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The cumulative distribution of the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste  generated is shown
graphically in Exhibit 2-6A.  It is apparent from this exhibit that a few sites account for most of
the quantity generated. The line graph is constructed by ranking the sites in descending order
by the quantity of hazardous waste generated.
            EXHIBIT 2-6A. CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF THE QUANTITY OF RCRA
                          HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED IN THE U.S., 1987
               100 h
             I
               80
               60
             i
               40
               20
                         10    20    30    40    SO    60     70
                                      Cumulative pwcwrt of gencratora
80
BO
100
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Exhibit 2-6B shows the cumulative distribution of only the largest 10 percent of the generators.
This exhibit indicates that:

       •      the largest 1 percent of sites generated 96 percent of the hazardous waste;
       •      the largest 2 percent of sites generated 98 percent of the hazardous waste; and
       •      the largest 5 percent of sites generated 99 percent of the hazardous waste.
            EXHIBIT 2-6B. CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF THE QUANTITY OF RCRA
                         HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED BY THE LARGEST TEN
                         PERCENT OF GENERATORS,  1987
               100 r
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 Exhibit 2-7 further illustrates that the vast majority of RCRA hazardous waste is generated by a
 small number of sites, while the vast majority of sites generate relatively small quantities. About
 70.5 percent of the reporting population generated 100 tons or less of RCRA hazardous waste.
 These sites cumulatively  accounted  for  only  0.1  percent of the  nationwide  generation.
 Conversely, only 2 percent of the sites generated more than 10,000 tons each, contributing to
 about 98  percent of the  nationwide generation.   The  largest  sites  typically generated
 tremendous quantities of RCRA hazardous wastewater that dwarf all other types of hazardous
 wastes generated.

   EXHIBIT  2-7.  DISTRIBUTION OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION,  1987
           Percent
       100 r
        80
        60
        4O
        20
         87.8
                70.5
                  than 100 torn         100-10.0OO torn
                              Quantify generated by each generator
  2.0
 ••••
Greater than 10.0OO tons
              Percent of large   ttttj Percent of hazardous
              quantify generators	waste generated
Exhibit 2-8 lists the 50 largest RCRA hazardous waste generators in the U.S. in 1987. The five
largest generation quantities represent about 57.5  percent of the total, while the 50 largest
quantities  represent 90.2 percent of  the  total generation.   Of  the 50  sites, most are
manufacturers, mainly chemicals manufacturing and oil refining.  Eighteen sites are located in
Texas, and 10 are in Louisiana.  The  largest generator,  E.I. DuPont De Nemours, Chamber
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 EXHIBIT 2-8.   FIFTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS IN THE U.S., 1987


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


EPA ID1
NJD002385730
GAD003282803
VA1 21 0020730
TXD067285973
VAD003121928
WVD004341491
WVD005005509
KYD006370159
TXD007330202
SCD048373468
TXD001 700806
TXD008123317
TX0066349770
LA00081 86579
GAD003324985
TX0065096273
LA00081 75390
TX0008081101
ALDOO 122 1902
TX61 70022770
TX0008079642
TX0008080533
TX0000017756
TX0007376700
KSD007482029
MID082767591
TX0008079527
TX0008099079
OHD0421 57644
CA71 70090016
LAD008086506
TX0026040709
LAD008213191
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WA7890008967
CAD008354052



Site Name
E.I. DuPont Chamber Works
Kemira. Inc.
U.S. Army Ammunition Plant
Shell Chemical Co.
Aqualon Co., Inc.
American Cyanamld Co.
Rhone-Poulenc AG Co.
Pennwalt Corp. - Calvert City Plant
Texas Eastman Co.
Mobay Chemical Corp. -Bushy Park Plant
Monsanto Co.
E.I. DuPont De Nemours Co.
Tyler Pipe Ind. of Texas, Inc.
Shell OB Co. Refinery
Merck & Co., Inc.
Rohm and Haas, Inc. - Texas
American Cyanamid Co.
E.I. DuPont De Nemours Co.
Clba-Geigy Corp.
U.S. Navy - Dallas Naval Weapons
El. DuPont De Nemours Co.
Amoco OH Co. Refinery
Dow Chemical Co. • La Porte
Hoechst Celanese - Pampa
Vulcan Materials Co.
Quanex Corp. Michigan Seam
Sterling Chemical, Inc.
Stauffer Chemical Co.
B P Chemicals America
Naval Air Station North Island
PPG Ind., Inc.
Hoechst Celanese Chemical Group
Rubicon, Inc.
Sandoz Chemicals Corp.
Wttco Chemdal Corp.
Morton Thlokol, Inc.
Tenneco Ol Co, Chalmette Refinery
B P Chemicals. Inc.
El. DuPont De Nemours Co.
Soss Industries Corp.
Shed Chemical Co. - Norco
American Airlines, Inc.
Term. Eastman Co., Dh/. of Eastman Kodak
Hoechst Celanese Chemical Group
Arco Chemical Co.
B.F. Goodrich Co. Chemical Group
Vulcan Materials Co. Chem
Monsanto Co.
Department Of Energy
Mobi 01 Torrance Refinery


City
Deepwater
Savannah
Radford
Deer Park
Hopewell
Willow Island
Charleston
Calvert City
Longview
Berkeley County
AMn
Victoria
Tyler
Norco
AJbany
Deer Park
Westwego
Beaumont
Mclntosh
Dallas
Orange
Texas City
La Porte
Pampa
Wichita
South Lyon
Texas City
Houston
Lima
San Diego
Lake Charles
BayCtty
Geismar
Charlotte
Tan
Moss Point
Chalmette
Green Lake
La Place
Birmingham
Norco
Tulsa
Klngspoft
Pasadena
NA2
Calvert City
Geismar
Luilng
Rfchland
Torrance
Told
Total
Generated
(tons)
47.283.234
36.864,107
24.782.152
17.257.402
10.823.412
6.691.616
5,582.741
4.822,252
4.731.688
4.423.416
4,062.335
3,993,687
3.322,465
3.139,802
2.818.235
2.290.687
2,103.914
2.010.287
1,705.597
1,500.241
1.354.475
1.305.793
1,285,058
1,220,137
1,204.483
1,138,336
1.107,923
1,043,711
973.700
910,895
892,044
870,176
833.348
830,315
778,408
775,776
747,358
718,722
715,013
688,050
677,668
594.771
593,407
579,782
568,562
488,411
476,618
469,197
457,854
446,918
214,956,179
1Th« fir* two chanctm of the EPA ID ara tht State's postal cod* abbreviation.
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Works, in Deepwater, New Jersey, generated 47.3 million tons, of which 47.1 million tons were
RCRA hazardous wastewater managed in surface impoundments. Also ranking among the
largest 5 generators in the nation are Kemira, Inc., of Savannah, Georgia;  the U.S. Army
Ammunition Plant at Radford, Virginia; Shell Chemical Co. in Deer Park, Texas; and Aqualon
Co., Inc., of Hopewell, Virginia.
2.3   TYPES OF HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED

Exhibit 2-9 lists the ten largest waste types generated in the U.S. during 1987.  Waste types
beginning with "M" or ending with "MX" are not EPA waste codes.  These are "mixture' codes,
created when more than one EPA waste code was assigned to a waste. For example, DOMX
represents a mixture of EPA "D* waste codes.  A similar explanation applies for FOMX, POMX,
UOMX, and KOMX. In this study, waste stream data are sometimes characterized by more than
one type of EPA waste code - for example, a °K° waste along with a "U" waste. The waste type
assigned to such waste streams is MOMX.  An exception to this rule occurs when an acute
hazardous waste (EPA Waste Codes F020, F021, F022, F023, F026, F027, and all "P" wastes) is
intermingled with other types of waste. A waste with any amount of acute hazardous waste is
classified as 'acute", rather than as MOMX.  Mixtures of waste streams containing any acute
hazardous waste are assigned a POMX code rather than MOMX.
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EXHIBIT 2-9.   TEN LARGEST QUANTITY WASTE TYPES GENERATED IN THE U.S., 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Waste Type
D002
MOMX*
DOMX*
0003
D001
D008
K062
KQMX*
POMX*
D007
Hazardous Waste Description
Corrosive waste
Mixtures, general
Mixtures, characteristic
Reactive waste
Ignitable waste
Lead characteristic waste
Spent pickle liquor from steel
finishing operations
Mixtures, listed industrial
Mixtures, acute hazardous
Chromium characteristic waste
Hazardous Waste Quantity
Total Generated
(000 tons)
100,732
77,002
25,424
5,463
4,386
3,833
2,951
2,900
2,514
2,503
Percent
of Total
42.3
32.3
10.7
2.3
1.8
1.6
1.2
1.2
1.1
1.1
 These waste types represent waste streams that were characterized by more than one EPA waste code. An
explanation of the derivation of these mixture codes is provided in Section 2-3.
The  predominant  type of RCRA  hazardous waste generated  during  1987, as  shown  in
Exhibit 2-10, was corrosive waste, EPA waste code D002.  Most of this was wastewater with a
pH of 2.0 and below  (acidic) or 12.5 and above (basic).  Corrosive wastes were typically
neutralized using bases or acids before being discharged to the local publicly owned treatment
works (POTW) or to the surface water.  Mixtures including acute hazardous wastes accounted
for 2.54 million tons, or 1.1 percent, of the total hazardous waste generation. Texas reported a
generation of 2.51  million tons, 98.9 percent of the national total quantity of acute hazardous
waste mixtures.  The predominant waste codes that classified the waste as acutely hazardous,
Hydrogen Cyanide (P063) and Acrolein (POCK), accounted for over 95 percent of the total acute
hazardous waste generated.  The actual quantity of acute hazardous waste contained in the
2.54 million tons of POMX mixtures cannot be ascertained from the data.
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   EXHIBIT 2-10. TYPES  OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED  IN THE
                U.S.. 1987
                    MOMX  A
                     32.3
      D002	corrosive waste
      MOMX	mixtures, general
      DOMX — mixtures, characteristic
                                          DOMX
                                          10.7
All Other Wastes
     14.7
2.4   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT QUANTITY AND
      NUMBER OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, OR DISPOSAL FACILITIES

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

As mentioned before,  some States reported quantities of RCRA hazardous wastes managed
exclusively in units exempt from RCRA permitting. These quantities have been excluded from
this report. Such wastes are mostly hazardous wastewaters that are treated in tanks and the
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treated water is discharged to the POTW (Publicly-Owned Treatment Works) or to the surface
water under a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit.

Most of the exhibits in this section have a footnote indicating that storage has been excluded
from the management quantity.  This was necessary for two reasons.  First, States did not
consistently collect information on the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste in storage (RCRA-
permitted or otherwise) at the end of 1987.  Second, management methods discussed in this
report reflect the final disposition of the hazardous waste, and storage is  never  the final
disposition for hazardous wastes. Further, the quantity of hazardous waste managed only by
storage is typically a small fraction of the annual quantity managed. Therefore, the storage data
were not actively pursued.

At a regional level, RCRA treatment, storage, or disposal facilities are more evenly distributed
across the Regions than the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed.  Exhibit 2-11 shows
the number of treatment, storage, or disposal facilities and  the quantity of hazardous waste
managed, by EPA Region. Nationally, 3,308 facilities reported the management of 233.5 million
tons of waste.  As was the case with RCRA hazardous waste generation, Regions II, III, IV, and
VI managed the vast majority of the hazardous waste, representing 92.6 percent of the national
total.   In contrast,  Regions I, VII, VIII, and X each managed less than  1 percent of the total
quantity of hazardous waste managed in 1987. Cumulatively, they represent only 1.1 percent of
the national total. Most RCRA treatment, storage, or disposal facilities were located in Regions
IV, V, and VI, while relatively few were located in Regions VIII and X.  No Region had less than 1
percent of the total number of facilities.

In Exhibit 2-2, the total U.S. RCRA hazardous waste generation is stated as 238.3 million tons,
whereas in Exhibit 2-11, the total U.S. management is 233.5 million tons.  The difference of 4.8
million tons reflects the hazardous wastes that were generated during 1987 but managed only
by storage during 1987.
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 EXHIBIT 2-11.  NUMBER AND PERCENT OF RCRA TREATMENT, STORAGE, OR DISPOSAL
              FACILITIES AND RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY MANAGED, BY EPA
              REGION, 1987
Region
I
II
ill
IV
V
VI
VII
VIM
IX
X
TOTAL
TSD Facilities
Number
140
215
295
438
836
886
182
67
188
61
3.308
Percent
4.2
6.5
8.9
13.2
25.3
26.8
5.5
2.0
5.7
1.8
100.0
Hazardous Waste Quantity1
Total Managed2
(000 tons)
197
48,651
48,379
56,999
9,563
62,454
1,409
389
5,068
368
233,476
Percent2
0.1
20.8
20.7
24.4
4.1
26.7
0.6
0.2
2.2
0.2
100.0
1 Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.
2Columns may not add to totals due to rounding.

Exhibit 2-12 shows a regional comparison between the percent of treatment, storage, or
disposal facilities and the percent of RCRA hazardous waste quantity managed. Region V, with
more than 25 percent of all treatment, storage, or disposal facilities, managed roughly 4 percent
of the national total, while Region II, with only 6.5 percent of the treatment, storage, or disposal
facilities, managed nearly 21 percent of the national total. This disparity is attributed to 1 large
facility in Region II that managed more than 20 percent of the national total quantity.
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   EXHIBIT 2-12.  COMPARISON OF  PERCENT OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND
                   DISPOSAL FACILITIES AND  PERCENT OF RCRA HAZARDOUS
                   WASTE QUANTITY MANAGED, BY EPA REGION, 1987
         Percent
                                          26.8 26.7
                         III
  IV      V     VI
         EPA Region
                                                   VII
VIII
IX
           E£E1 TSD facilities
Quantity managed
Exhibit 2-13 shows the amount of RCRA hazardous  waste managed and the number of
treatment, storage or disposal facilities located in each State.  The States are ranked according
to the quantity managed.   The top 4 States  (Texas,  New Jersey, Georgia,  and Virginia)
accounted for nearly 73 percent of the total quantity of hazardous waste managed in RCRA
treatment, storage, or disposal units. These 4 States managed 21.1 percent, 20.5 percent, 17.0
percent, and 15.3 percent of the total quantity,  respectively.  However, except for Texas, the
other 3 States  had a very small percentage of the total treatment, storage or disposal facilities:
New Jersey with  2.2 percent, Georgia with 1.8  percent, and Virginia with 1.3 percent.  This
illustrates that a few facilities managed very large quantities of hazardous waste. Texas had the
largest number of treatment, storage or disposal facilities (670), followed by Illinois, Ohio, and
Pennsylvania.  Each State had at least 1 treatment, storage or disposal facility.  Four States
(District of Columbia,  New Hampshire, South Dakota,  and Vermont) show  no  management
quantity, yet each had at least 1 treatment, storage, or disposal facility. This occurred because
these States reported only storage of hazardous wastes, and storage quantities were excluded
from the exhibit, as explained earlier.
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  EXHIBIT 2-13. RANK ORDERING OF STATES BASED ON QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE
              MANAGED, 1987



Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54



State
TEXAS
NEW JERSEY
GEORGIA
VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
LOUISIANA
KENTUCKY
SOUTH CAROLINA
CALIFORNIA
OHIO
ALABAMA
MICHIGAN
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
KANSAS
MISSISSIPPI
OKLAHOMA
NORTH CAROLINA
NEW YORK
TENNESSEE
FLORIDA
ARIZONA
PENNSYLVANIA
UTAH
WASHINGTON
PUERTO RICO
CONNECTICUT
ARKANSAS
COLORADO
MISSOURI
OREGON
WISCONSIN
IOWA
MASSACHUSETTS
KMHO
MARYLAND
RHODE ISLAND
VIRGIN ISLANDS
NEVADA
MINNESOTA
NEBRASKA
NEW MEXICO
DELAWARE
MONTANA
WYOMING
HAWAII
NORTH DAKOTA
ALASKA
MAINE
GUAM
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
SOUTH DAKOTA
VERMONT
TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity1
Total
Managed
(000 tons)
49,293
47.782
39.751
35.654
12,342
11.935
5.775
5.237
4,603
3.089
2.986
2,275
2,080
2,035
1.268
1,230
1.111
901
669
643
476
452
350
285
251
185
136
108
96
82
75
73
47
42
41
27
18
15
12
12
11
7
6
4
2
1
1
1
1
<0.5
0
0
0
0
233,476


Percent
21.1
20.5
17.0
15.3
5.3
5.1
2.5
2.2
2.0
1.3
1.3
1.0
0.9
0.9
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
02
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.06
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
TSD FacDIties


Number
670
108
60
42
24
130
64
71
130
196
52
131
103
226
26
29
34
77
79
34
51
34
193
18
38
27
94
39
27
111
8
134
37
21
6
27
9
1
7
46
8
13
8
5
8
15
7
9
8
2
1
4
2
4
3,306


Percent
20.3
3.3
1.8
1.3
0.7
3.9
1.9
2.1
3.9
5.9
1.6
4.0
3.1
6.8
0.8
0.9
1.0
2.3
2.4
1.0
1.5
1.0
5.8
0.5
1.1
0.8
2.8
1.2
0.8
3.4
02
4.1
1.1
0.6
02
0.8
03
<0.05
02
1.4
02
0.4
02
02
02
0.5
02
0.3
02
0.1
<0.05
0.1
0.1
0.1
100.0
  1 Quantity managed only by storage * excluded.
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Exhibit 2-14 shows the RCRA hazardous waste management quantity, by State.  Twenty-six
States reported a Statewide management of less than 0.1 million tons (13 were below 0.01
million tons), cumulatively managing about 0.2 percent of the nationwide total management
quantity. Conversely, 4 States managed more than 35.0 million tons each, together accounting
for nearly 75 percent of total U.S. RCRA hazardous waste management quantity.  The primary
management areas identified in this exhibit correspond closely to the primary hazardous waste
generating areas identified in Exhibit 2-5.
         EXHIBIT 2-14. RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED IN THE U.S., BY STATE, 1987
          Thousands of Tons
          PI Ott>99*
          • 100to999
              1,000 to 9,999
              10,0000)24,999
              25,000 to 49,999

          * Includes Delaware. D.C, Guam, Rhode bind, and Virgin Islands
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As was the case with RCRA  hazardous waste generation (Exhibit  2-6A), a few  facilities
accounted for most of the hazardous waste management in RCRA  treatment,  storage, or
disposal  units  during  1987.   These  relatively  large  management sites  typically  treat
wastewaters.   Exhibit 2-15A shows the cumulative distribution of the  quantity of RCRA
hazardous waste managed in RCRA treatment, storage, or disposal units. Exhibit 2-15B shows
a cumulative distribution of the largest 10 percent of facilities. This exhibit indicates that

       •      the largest 1 percent of facilities managed 84 percent of the hazardous waste,
       •      the largest 2 percent of facilities managed 92.8 percent of the hazardous waste,
             and
       •      the largest 5 percent of facilities managed 98 percent of the hazardous waste.
  EXHIBIT 2-15A. CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION  OF THE  QUANTITY  OF RCRA
                  HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED IN THE U.S., 1987
     100
      BO
      60
      40
      20
       0
                 10     20    30    40     SO     60    70
                             Cumulative pwewit of ISO fadlltlM
BO
90
100
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   EXHIBIT 2-15B. CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF THE QUANTITY OF RCRA
                   HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED BY THE LARGEST TEN
                   PERCENT OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL
                   FACILITIES, 1987
       99*
       94
     tr
     •s
       B9
       84
       79
       74
                            3     4      5     B     7
                             Cumulative pwccnt of ISO focffltta*
10
Exhibit 2-16 further illustrates that the vast majority of the RCRA hazardous waste is managed
by a  small proportion of the management facilities, while a  large proportion of facilities
manages relatively little waste.  As shown in Exhibit 2-16, about 57 percent of the facilities
managed less than 100 tons each, together representing 0.01  percent of the total quantity
managed. An additional 39.5 percent of the facilities managed less than 100,000 tons each,
while  only 3.5  percent of the facilities  managed  over  100,000  tons each, cumulatively
accounting for 96 percent of the total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed in the U.S.
during 1987.
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      EXHIBIT 2-16.  DISTRIBUTION OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT,
                     1987
             Parcent
          100 r
          BO
          60
          20
                                  86.0
                   57.0
                         0.0
                                      39.5
                 Less than 100 tons        100-100.000 tons       Greater than 100,000 tons
                                 Quantity managed by each TSD
                I Percent of TSD
                facilities
Percent of hazardous
watte managed
Exhibit 2-17 identifies the 50 largest RCRA treatment, storage, or disposal facilities in the U.S. in
1987. Up to five management methods have been identified for each facility. An explanation of
the management codes is provided in Appendix B. For sites that used more than five methods,
the reporting of disposal, treatment, and recycling methods took precedence over the storage
methods on this exhibit.  The source of hazardous waste  is also identified.   A facility that
managed RCRA hazardous wastes generated only on site has its waste source designated as
"on site"; a facility that managed hazardous wastes generated only off site has its waste source
designated  as "off site"; and  a facility that managed  RCRA hazardous wastes that  were
generated both on site and off site has its waste source designated as "both".

The 5 largest facilities managed about 57.5 percent of the total management quantity, while the
50  largest  facilities managed about 90.3  percent of the total quantity managed. The  sites
identified in Exhibit 2-17 are generally the same as those identified in Exhibit 2-8, the 50 largest
hazardous waste generators.  In fact, the ranking of the 29  largest sites is identical.  This is
because the large generators of hazardous waste managed their wastes on site.
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 EXHIBIT 2-17.  FIFTY LARGEST RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES IN THE U.S., 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
20
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
EPA ID
NJD002385730
QADQQ32828Q3
VA1210020730
TXD067285973
VA0003121928
WVD004341491
WVD005005509
KY0006370159
TXD007330202
SCD048373468
TXD001 700806
TXD008123317
TXD066349770
LAD008186579
QAD003324985
TXD065Q96273
LA0008175380
TX0008081101
AL0001221902
TX6170022770
TXD008079842
TXD008080533
TXD000017756
TXOOO/376700
KSD007482029
MID082767591
TXD008079527
TXD006099079
OHD042157644
LAO006086506
CA7170090016
TXD02604070B
LAD065470016
LAD008213191
NCD001810365
CAD09S089778
MS0006186587
LAD980622104
LAD008179707
TXD000751172
LA0001890367
ALDOOQflZMMfl

TX0083472266
OK0001824564
CA0008Z74938
TXD078432457
(LD980503108
KYD006370167
LAD092681824
Site Name
DuPont El. Chamber Work*
Kemlra.lnc.
U.S. Army Ammunition Plant
Shtll Chemical Co.
Aqualon Co., Inc.
American Cyanamld Co.
Rhone Foulenc AG Co
Pen nwalt Corp.
Texas Eattman Co.
Mobay Chemical Corp.
Monsanto Co.
EL OuPont De Nemoure Co.
Tyler Pipe hd. of Texas. Inc.
Shell Oil Co. Refinery
Merck & Co., Inc.
Rohm and Haat, Inc. - Texas
American Cyanamld Co.
E.I. OuPont De Nemoure Co.
Clba-Getgy Corp.
U.S. Navy - Naval Weapon*
E.L DuPont De Nemoure
Amoco Oil Co. Refinery
Dow Chemical Co. - La Porte
Hoechtt Celanete - Pampa
Vulcan Materials Co.
Quanex Corp. Michigan Seam
Sterling Chemical, Inc.
Stauffer Chemical Co.
BP Chemicals America
PPG M., Inc.
Naval Air Station North Wand
Hoechst Celanese Chemical
VMtoo Chemical Corp.
Rubicon Ino.
Sandoz Chemicals Corp.
FairchiW Camera 4 hstr. Corp.
Morton Thiokol, ho.
Shell Chemical Co. -Norco
Tenneoo OH Co. Refinery
BP Chemicals, Inc.
DuPont Ds Nemoure E.L Co.
Sloes Industries Corp.
Arco Chemical Co.
American Airlines, Inc.
Kaiser Steel Corp.
Hoechst Celanese Chem. Orp.
Doe Savannah raver Plant
B.F. Goodrich Co. Chem. Grp.
Vulcan Materials Co. Chem.
City
Deepwater
Savannah
Radford
Deer Park
Hoptwwl
Willow Island
Charleston
CaJvertCfty
Longviow
Berkeley County
AMn
VtCtOfiel
Tyler
fcinrnn
Noroo
Albany
Deer Park
*A|— -*, , .unf-.
TVWIwVyO
BeUumont
Mcltitoth
Dallas
Orange
Texas City
La Porte
Pampa
\nnOnltsl
South Lyon
Texas CHy
Houston
Uma
Lake Charles
San Diego
BayOty
Taft
Geiemar
Charlotte
Mountain View
Most Point
Noroo
Chalmette
Green Lake
La Place
BinnmQhevn
NA3
Tutea
Fontana
Pasadena
Aiken
wooa raver
CaNert County
Getsmar
Mgmt. Mgmt. Mgmt. MgmL Mgmt.
Meth.1 Meth. Meth. Meth. Meth.
12345
DBO T01 T02 T03 T04
S04 T04
060 S01 S04 T04 T03
D79 063 S02 S04 T04
T04 S04
061 S04 T03 T04 S01
S01 S02 T03 T04 081
083 S02 T03
DBO S04 T03 T04
064 S01
079 080 S02 S04
079 DBO 063 S02 S04
DBO S04 SOS T04
079
S01 S04 T01 S02
SOI T04
079
079 S02 S04 T03 T04
T03 DBO T02
SOI T04
079 S01 T04
079 S02 T04
R99 S01 S04 T04
DBS
079 SOI S02 T03
021 S04
079 SOI S02 T03 T04
SOS T03 R99 T04
079 SOI T03 T04
R99 T02 T03
T04 R99 SOI S04 SOS
079 DBO R99
079 R99
079 R99 T03
T01 T02 T04 501 S04
T03 T04 SOI
079 DBO S04
079 T03 T04
079
079 DBO S01
079 064 T03
063
079 S02 805 RB9
079 S01
TD4
079 S01 S02 S04 T03
063 SOI S02 T04
S04 T04
T04
R99 S04
Waste
Source
Botn
On site
On site
On she
On site
Botn
Both
On site
Both
On site
On site
Both
Both
On site
On site
On site
On site
Both
On site
On site
On site
Both
On site
On site
Both
On site
On site
Both
On she
Both
Both
On site
Both
On site
On site
Doth
On site
Both
On site
On she
Both
On site
Both
On she
OH site
On site
On site
Off she
On she
On she
TOTAL
Total
Managed2
(tons)
47,452.868
36,864,107
24.781.546
17,245.652
10.821.755
6.691.628
5.582.846
4.822,048
4,731,587
4.423.251
4.059.904
3,998.072
3,322,440
3.062,025
2,812^00
2,285.999
2.102.343
2.004,370
1,704,615
1,499.037
1.349.348
1.305.147
1,284.932
1.220.137
1.213.681
1,138.324
1.106,565
1,043.946
973,688
933,313
905.604
870,175
853,383
831.172
830,100
786,039
775,776
752.654
722.764
718.720
717.401
688,050
601,686
594,693
581.735
579,736
561.367
552.692
482.796
476,129
215.730,248
'An explanation of the management codes is provided In Appendix B.
2Quarrtrrv managed onh/bv storage la Included.
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Exhibits 2-18A and 2-18B illustrate the dominance of on-site waste management. Exhibit 2-18A
indicates that 60.5  percent  of facilities  managed only wastes generated  onsite,  while  an
additional 10.2 percent of facilities managed wastes from both on site and off site.  Only 29.3
percent of facilities managed hazardous wastes received exclusively from off site. Exhibit 2-1 SB
indicates that 96.7 percent of hazardous waste was managed at the same site that generated it.
Only 3.3 percent of the waste was shipped off site to facilities, including commercial waste
management facilities, that managed wastes from off site. Taking the findings of Exhibits 2-18A
and  2-18B together,  it is clear that the average quantity  managed at the on-site  waste
management facilities is much larger than that of facilities that received wastes from off site.
  EXHIBIT  2-18A.  PERCENT OF  FACILITIES MANAGING RCRA HAZARDOUS
                    WASTE GENERATED ONLY  ON SITE, ONLY OFF SITE.
                    AND BOTH SOURCES, 1987
          Pancent
      100 r
       BO
       60
       40
       20
                   60.5
                 On-«ta
                 focnttiM
Off-site
foclIitiM
                                                              10.2
Both
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   EXHIBIT 2-18B. RELATIVE AMOUNT OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED
                 ON SITE AND OFF SITE. 1987
         Percent
      100 r
06.7
                     On—ait*
                     facilities
                            Off-site
                            facilities
2.5   RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT METHODS

The management methods presented in this section represent the final disposition of RCRA
hazardous waste. For example, if the RCRA hazardous waste was first stabilized (treatment
method) and then disposed in a landfill, the method characterizing the management of this
hazardous waste would be landfill.

Exhibit 2-19 shows the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste by management method. It breaks
down the 233.5 million ton total management quantity by management method, along with the
number  of facilities that  used that  method during 1987.   The data received from States
sometimes indicated that waste streams were managed on site, but the management method
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 was not indicated. The States assigned the proper management code for the larger waste
 streams.   Smaller waste  streams,  however, were  assigned a  "U99"  management code,
 indicating that the waste was managed on site but the management method was unknown.
 After the EPA quality assurance process, the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed in
 "unknown" units was reduced to 0.1 percent of the total waste managed.

 An extremely high percentage (74.6%) of the RCRA hazardous waste managed was classified
 as "Other Treatment".1  This treatment was  mostly  wastewater treatment that included both
 RCRA-permitted units  (surface impoundments) and  RCRA-exempt units.  The next  highest
 management category was underground injection wells.  The type of waste injected in wells
 was also mostly hazardous wastewater.  The data illustrate that an extremely high percentage
 of RCRA hazardous waste managed was wastewater.

 Exhibit 2-19 also shows the percentage of RCRA hazardous waste managed.  About 3.2 million
 tons or 1.4 percent of the total quantity was disposed in 136 landfill facilities, while 1.0 million
 tons or 0.4 percent of the total quantity was incinerated in 305 facilities.  Roughly 1.6 million
 tons were  recycled, representing 0.6 percent of  the total quantity managed.  Under most
 conditions, recycling processes are not subject to RCRA permitting requirements. This method
 is shown in Exhibit 2-19 because the RCRA hazardous waste  was managed in  a  RCRA-
 permitted unit (mostly  RCRA storage units)  prior to recycling the waste.  Since recycling of
 hazardous waste exclusively in units exempt from  RCRA permitting is excluded in this report,
the actual quantity of RCRA hazardous waste recycled was greater than the quantity shown in
the exhibit
1 Since several States collected data on RCRA hazardous waste management using the 1985 Biennial Report management codes.
 data from the other States that used the more comprehensive 1987 Biennial Report management codes were converted to the
 1985 Biennial Report codes. This resulted in many waste streams being classified as managed by 'Other Treatment*
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EXHIBIT 2-19. QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED, BY MANAGEMENT (TDR)
              METHOD, 1987
Management
Code
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
T01
T02
T03
T04
R99
U99
Management
Method
Description
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Recycling2
Unknown
TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity
Total Managed
(000 tons)
30,074
3.203
705
0
8,253
4,791
5,485
3.818
1,018
174,187
1.593
349
233.476
Percent
12.9
1.4
0.3
0
3.5
2.1
2.3
1.6
0.4
74.6
0.7
0.1
100.0
Number of
TDR1 Facilities
Using Method
85
136
84
0
40
80
153
35
305
683
320
446
1.7533
facilities with only storage units are excluded from this exhibit  In 1987, there were 1,511 RCRA facilities with only
 storage units. Facilities that are included may also have RCRA-permitted storage units.

2Most recycling occurs in units exempt from RCRA permitting requirements.  The recycling included here is the final
 disposition of wastes that were previously managed (mostly storage) in units subject to RCRA permitting.
     total does not equal the sum of the column because a single facility may have multiple waste management
 methods.
To  further illustrate the types of wastes managed in each  of the management  methods,
Exhibit 2-20 lists the four largest quantities and the type of RCRA hazardous waste managed by
each management method.  Up to four EPA waste codes are listed to characterize the type of
waste managed.  The predominant waste types injected in underground injection wells were
corrosive waste (D002) and reactive waste (D003). These were mostly wastewaters.
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  EXHIBIT 2-20. FOUR LARGEST QUANTITIES AND TYPES OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE
             MANAGED, BY MANAGEMENT (TDR) METHOD, 1987
Mgmt.
Code
D79



080



081



083



084



T01



T02



T03



T04



R99



U99



Management
Method
Injection Well



Landfill



Land Treatment



Surface Impoundment



Other Disposal



Treatment In Tanks



Treatment In Surface Imp.



Incineration



Other Treatment



Recycling



Unknown



Waste
Codel
0002
0003
MOMX
0002
F006
MOMX
0008
K061
0001
K051
K049
K048
0002
0002
K062
0002
0002
K062
0007
F006
MOMX
0002
0010
K062
0002
F024
0006
0007
0001
F002
0002
F003
0002
MOMX
DOMX
0001
F003
0001
0001
F002
0002
0001
MOMX
0007
Waste
Code 2



0007




0002




0007

0007










F006


F003





0002


F001





Waste
Codes



K011











0009













F005





F001


F002





Waste
Code 4



K013































F002


F003





Quantity
Managed
(tons)
8,676.791
5.351.656
2.469.386
1.689.982
430,752
324,696
291.538
176.681
255.609
187.059
51.483
48.291
5.708.165
1,110,564
475,986
248.951
4.426,845
64,598
33,644
16,933
3.016.084
608,024
365,747
355,793
1,714,250
860,010
437,579
424,302
210.136
73,963
61,005
43.656
77.065,563
59,364.910
16,837,509
4,323,000
441,859
264,919
68,787
47,622
104,187
41,513
27,055
24,518
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Wastewater treatment sludge (F006) was the predominant waste that was landfilled.  Hazardous
wastewaters are typically treated on site, and the resulting  sludge, often containing heavy
metals, is sent off site for stabilization  and subsequent disposal in landfills.  The petroleum
refining industry  contributed most RCRA hazardous  waste  that was  disposed  by  land
treatment/application/farming. The waste types included API separator sludge (K051), slop oil
emulsion solids (KD49), and dissolved air flotation float (K048).

Nonhalogenated solvents (F003) and ignitable wastes (D001), predominantly organic liquids,
comprised the majority of the waste recycled.  This is not surprising, since such  wastes are
easily recycled by distillation.

Ignitable wastes and spent solvents were the major waste types incinerated. These wastes may
have already been recycled and the residual material reported as incinerated.   Due to the
inherent heat content of ignitable wastes and solvents, incineration is a common option for
disposing such wastes.

Corrosive waste (D002) was the predominant waste treated, mostly wastewaters exhibiting  a
pH of 2.0 and below, or 12.5 and above.  These wastes are easily treated by adding either  a
base or an acid to adjust the pH close to 7.0.

Exhibits 2-21 through 2-28  present State data for the following four management methods:
disposal in landfills, incineration, disposal  in underground injection wells, and  disposal in
surface impoundments. These four methods are singled out because they have a significant
impact  on the environment, and they are an important part of overall hazardous waste
management.

Exhibit 2-21 ranks the States by the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste disposed in landfills in
1987.   Twenty-nine States had  sites  which operated  a RCRA hazardous  waste landfill,
cumulatively disposing 3.2 million tons. California, with 483,840 tons, and Indiana, with 451,906
tons, were the States  that managed the largest quantities of hazardous waste  in  landfills,
followed by Alabama, Ohio, Michigan,  Louisiana, Illinois, and  New Jersey. These 8 States
accounted for over 80 percent of the total hazardous waste disposed in  landfills.  The map in
Exhibit 2-22 illustrates the quantity of hazardous waste disposed in landfills by each State.
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 EXHIBIT 2-21. RANK ORDERING OF STATES DISPOSING RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE IN
              LANDFILLS, 1987

Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29

State
CALIFORNIA
INDIANA
ALABAMA
OHIO
MICHIGAN
LOUISIANA
ILLINOIS
NEW JERSEY
SOUTH CAROLINA
TEXAS
NEW YORK
PUERTO RICO
UTAH
OREGON
KENTUCKY
OKLAHOMA
IDAHO
NEVADA
IOWA
TENNESSEE
WASHINGTON
CONNECTICUT
PENNSYLVANIA
ARKANSAS
MISSOURI
MISSISSIPPI
ALASKA
ARIZONA
WYOMING
TOTAL
Quantity
(tons)
483.8401
451,906
318,303
317,592
282,824
271,430
210,721
174,417
137,103
126,476
80.427
80.276
74,037
71,817
39,621
26,378
24,958
11,804
5,000
4,240
3.213
2,896
2,498
769
336
239
66
56
5
3,203,248
Note:   States not listed did not dispose of hazardous waste in landfills during 1987.

1 Because California submitted incompatible data, the quantity shown may not be accurate.
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             EXHIBIT 2-22. TOTAL QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSED
                        IN LANDFILLS, BY STATE, 1987
              Tons
                 1 to 10,000
                 10,001 to 200,000
                 greater than 200,000
             • Includes Delaware. D.C. Guam, Rhode bland, and Virgin Islands
Thirty-eight of the 54  States used incineration  as a RCRA hazardous waste management
method during 1987.  Exhibit 2-23 shows the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste incinerated,
ranked by State.  Slightly more than 1 million tons of hazardous waste were incinerated in the
U.S. during 1987.   Facilities  located  in Texas incinerated the greatest quantity  of  RCRA
hazardous waste, roughly 200,000 tons, followed by Louisiana and California.  Twenty of the 38
States incinerated less than 7,000 tons each.  The map in Exhibit 2-24 shows the quantity of
RCRA hazardous waste incinerated by each State.
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EXHIBIT 2-23. RANK ORDERING OF STATES MANAGING RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE BY
             INCINERATION, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
State
TEXAS
LOUISIANA
CALIFORNIA
OHIO
INDIANA
PENNSYLVANIA
KENTUCKY
CONNECTICUT
ILLINOIS
NEW JERSEY
TENNESSEE
NEW YORK
SOUTH CAROLINA
ARKANSAS
WEST VIRGINIA
IDAHO
MICHIGAN
NORTH CAROLINA
WISCONSIN
MARYLAND
ALABAMA
GEORGIA
IOWA
MASSACHUSETTS
KANSAS
MISSOURI
UTAH
NORTH DAKOTA
OKLAHOMA
FLORIDA
VIRGINIA
ARIZONA
DELAWARE
PUERTO RICO
WASHINGTON
COLORADO
NEW MEXICO
HAWAII
TOTAL
Quantity
(tons)
210,844
105,268
101,506
87,174
76,059
70,610
46,322
40,699
40,315
38,272
32,709
29,278
25,844
18,547
17,392
14,747
14,251
12.571
6,954
6.054
4,347
2.993
2,783
2,181
2,022
1,753
1,606
1,281
816
652
651
617
552
459
160
36
30
3
1,018,358
Note:   States not listed did not manage RCRA hazardous waste by incineration during 1987.
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EXHIBIT 2-24 TOTAL QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATED, BY STATE, 1987
     Tons
         0*
         1 to 10,000**
         10.001-50,000
         greater than 50,000
    • hdudei D.C. Gum, Rhode Islmd. ml Vngin IsUnds
    ** Includes Del* wire
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Only 12 of the 54 States used underground injection wells to dispose hazardous waste.  The
data for each State, showing the quantity injected into the wells, are presented in Exhibit 2-25.
Texas, with 13.9 million tons, and Louisiana, with 9.8 million tons, injected the bulk of the RCRA
hazardous waste disposed in underground injection wells.  Together,  they represented 79
percent of the  30 million  tons injected.  By comparison,  Arkansas and  Kentucky together
injected roughly 49,000 tons, only 0.16 percent of the total quantity injected.  Exhibit 2-26 shows
the quantity of hazardous waste quantity injected in underground wells by each State.
EXHIBIT 2-25. RANK ORDERING OF STATES DISPOSING RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE IN
             UNDERGROUND INJECTION WELLS, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
State
TEXAS
LOUISIANA
OHIO
KANSAS
OKLAHOMA
MISSISSIPPI
ILLINOIS
FLORIDA
INDIANA
MICHIGAN
ARKANSAS
KENTUCKY
TOTAL
Quantity
(tons)
13,984,949
9.781,726
1,419,353
1,212,860
1,027,134
775,543
646,972
411.605
402.530
362,175
35.967
13,068
30.073.882
Note:   States not listed did not dispose RCRA hazardous waste in underground injection wells
       during 1987.
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EXHIBIT 2-26. TOTAL QUANTITY OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSED IN
            UNDERGROUND INJECTION WELLS, BY STATE, 1987
Tons
    1 to 500,000
    500,001-5,000,000
• greater than 5.000,000
• Includes Delaware. D.C, Guam, Rhode bland, and Virgin Islands
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Exhibit 2-27 ranks the States by the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste disposed in surface
impoundments (to be closed as landfills). Kentucky, with 4.8 million tons, had by far the largest
quantity, representing over half the total amount (8.2 million tons) managed by this method. Six
of the 16 States that reported disposal of hazardous waste in surface impoundments managed
less than 6,000 tons each. Exhibit 2-28 shows the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste disposed
in surface impoundments.
EXHIBIT 2-27. RANK ORDERING OF STATES DISPOSING RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE IN SURFACE
             IMPOUNDMENTS, 1987

Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

State
KENTUCKY
TEXAS
ALABAMA
OHIO
SOUTH CAROLINA
UTAH
CALIFORNIA
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
OKLAHOMA
LOUISIANA
COLORADO
PENNSYLVANIA
DELAWARE
ARKANSAS
TENNESSEE
TOTAL
Quantity
(tons)
4,821,411
1,375,968
690,273
474,998
336.407
184,296
141,340
130,666
58,383
22,878
5,327
4,809
3,088
2.278
280
160
8,252,562
Note:  States not listed did not dispose RCRA hazardous waste in surface impoundments during 1987.
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  EXHIBIT 2-28. TOTAL QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSED
              IN SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS, BY STATE. 1987
 Tons
    1 1 to 100,000**
    1 100,001-1,000,000
    greater than 1.000,000
• Includes D.C., Guam. Rhode Island, ml Virgin blinds
•• Includes Delaware
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2.6   HAZARDOUS WASTE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

This section discusses  RCRA hazardous waste imports and exports.  The amount of RCRA
hazardous waste imported and exported by each State is presented in Exhibit 2-29. All but 1
State, Virgin Islands, exported RCRA hazardous  waste to 1  or more States for management,
while 42 States imported RCRA hazardous waste from other States for management.  Twelve
States did not import any RCRA hazardous waste.  The 5 leading hazardous waste importing
States were Ohio with roughly 486,000 tons, Indiana with 454,000 tons, Louisiana with 330,000
tons, Alabama with 285,000 tons, and Illinois with 241,000 tons.  These 5 States accounted for
nearly half of the total interstate RCRA hazardous waste imports during 1987.  The 5  leading
RCRA hazardous waste exporting States were Pennsylvania with roughly 333,000 tons, Ohio
with 275,000 tons, Texas with 232,000 tons, California with 225,000 tons,  and Illinois with
197,000 tons.  Approximately 3.6 million tons (1.5%) of RCRA hazardous waste were shipped
by generators to out-of-state treatment, storage, or disposal facilities for management.

The  difference between the total waste exported and the total waste imported  is indicated in
Exhibit 2-29.  A negative  quantity indicates that the State was a net importer of  hazardous
waste; a positive quantity indicates that the State was a net exporter of hazardous  waste. Of
the 54 States, 37 States were net exporters of RCRA hazardous waste, 16 were net importers,
and  1 State, Virgin  Islands, neither exported nor imported.  The largest net importer of RCRA
hazardous waste was Indiana with 289,500 tons, followed by Alabama, Ohio, Louisiana, and
South Carolina. The 5 largest net exporting States were California with 196,340 tons, followed
by Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Mississippi. The map in Exhibit 2-30 shows the
quantity ranges of RCRA hazardous waste imported by each State.
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EXHIBIT 2-29. RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, BY STATE,
            1987

State
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
TOTAL
Total Exports
(tons)
57,693
326
19.653
65,890
225,389
21,479
82,510
18,143
585
59.352
85,372
77
419
2,594
196,549
164,951
31,349
16,214
138,693
157,234
7,949
71,587
142,800
182,992
23,506
96,542
129,230
869
11,997
721
15,766
150,586
2,862
123,475
81,861
10,611
275,291
26,344
9,916
333,030
3,339
16,847
36,233
2,117
62,371
231,853
11,715
5,960
0
41,682
71,324
39,172
17,275
1,113
3,583,408
Total Imports
(tons)
285,239
0
0
51,803
29,049
2,345
42,760
8
0
16.578
8,233
0
12
34,630
241,490
454,451
5,092
43,567
84,834
329,646
0
16,343
17,761
193,399
12,149
28.565
61.374
0
0
11,448
0
192,931
4,893
85,800
35,755
121
466,182
42,015
61,717
221,732
0
14,814
147,473
60
37,588
173,410
73,107
0
0
33,382
8,483
11,303
19,683
0
3,621,225
Net Exports
(Exports - Imports)
-227,546
326
19,653
14,087
196,340
19,134
39,750
18,135
585
42,774
77,139
77
407
-32,036
-44,941
-289,500
26,257
-27,353
53,859
-172,412
7.949
55,244
125,039
-10,407
11,357
67,977
67.856
869
11,997
-10,727
15,766
-42,345
-2,031
37.675
46,106
10,490
-210,891
-15,671
-51,801
111,298
3,339
2,033
-111,240
2,057
24,783
58,443
-61,392
5,960
0
8,300
62,841
27,869
-2,408
1,113
-37^17
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                  EXHIBIT 2-30. TOTAL RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE IMPORTED, BY STATE, 1987
                 Tons
                    3 less than 50,000**
                   3 50,000-150,000
                   i greater than 150,000
                   Includes D.C, Guam, and Virgin Islands
                   Include* Delaware and Rhode bland
Exhibit 2-31  consists of two U.S. maps,  one  indicating the  RCRA hazardous waste net
importing States and the other indicating the RCRA hazardous waste net exporting States.
Though  Michigan  was  one of  the largest  RCRA  hazardous waste  importing  States
(Exhibit 2*30), it was a small net importer  because it also exported a significant amount of
RCRA hazardous waste to other States for management.
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     EXHIBIT 2-31. TOTAL NET HAZARDOUS WASTE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS , BY STATE, 1987
                                        Net Importers
Net Imports (Imports-Exports). Tons
     Ott>20,000*
ED  20,001 to 75,000
•  Greater than 75,000
dl  Not a Net Importer
                                         Net Exporters
 Net Exports (Exports-Imports'). TOM
 ES o to 20.000*
 B 20,001 to 75,000
 H Greater than 75.000
     Not a Net Exporter
                            Hawrii, Puerto Rfeo.nl Rhode I4nd

NOTE: Vfafto binds dU not opart nor import RCRA hundaas mMe 4nfajl987.

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Exhibit 2-32 displays the quantities of RCRA hazardous waste imported and exported, by EPA
Region. Every Region was both an importer and an exporter. Six Regions were net importers,
while four were net exporters.  Region V dominated three categories, with the largest total
exports (approximately 860 thousand tons), total imports (1.4  million tons), and net imports
(547 thousand tons). Region VI ranked second among net importers, with imports exceeding
exports by nearly 118,000 tons. The balance between import and export quantities was closest
in  Region II, which was a net importer by slightly more than 1,300 tons.  The largest net
exporting Regions were Region IX with 206,000 tons, and Region I with 196,000 tons.
EXHIBIT 2-32.  RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, BY EPA REGION, 1987
EPA Region
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
TOTAL
Total Exports
(tons)
271.832
277,400
504,199
618,117
860,564
484,183
188,790
47,904
246,259
84,160
3,583,408
Total Imports
(tons)
75,335
278,731
282,768
644,265
1,407,354
601,767
110,033
75,633
40,509
104,830
3,621,225
Net Exports
(Exports • Imports)
196.497
-1.331
221,431
-26,148
-546,790
-117,584
78,757
-27,729
205,750
-20,670
-37,817
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Exhibit 2-33 presents, by State, the total imports and  exports relative to the total  quantity
managed and the total quantity generated by that State. On average, 98.5 percent of the RCRA
hazardous waste generated is managed in the generating State, and only about 1.5 percent of
the hazardous waste is managed in other States. Fourteen of the 54 States exported more than
half of their RCRA hazardous waste.  On the other hand, 9 States managed wastes that were
mostly (greater than 50%) generated out of State.  Exhibit 2-33 also provides the four quantities
(generation, imports, exports,  and management), needed to  perform the RCRA hazardous
waste flow balance equation:

                    Generation + imports c± management +  exports

For nearly all the States the equation is closely balanced. In Arizona, for example, generation
plus imports (470,000 tons) approximately equals management plus exports (472,000 tons).
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 EXHIBIT 2-33. RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION, IMPORTS, EXPORTS, AND
             MANAGEMENT, BY STATE, 1987




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

Total
Generated
(000 tons)
3,049
1
470
228
3,523
124
187
25
1
519
39338
<03
1
17
1.969
1.951
89
1.241
5,851
12.304
11
76
91
2,305
76
1,296
149
6
9
1
17
47,739
4
778
928
11
3,093
1,195
23
775
201
12
4350
2
884
52,770
226
6
15
35,679
581
12579
148
3
238327
Imports

Amount
(000 tons)
285
0
0
52
29
2
43
<0.5
0
17
8
0
<03
35
241
454
5
44
85
330
0
16
18
193
12
29
61
<03
0
11
0
193
5
86
36
<03
486
42
62
222
0
15
147
<03
38
173
73
0
0
33
8
11
20
0
3,620
Percent of
Quantity
Managed
9.6
0.0
0.0
48.0
0.6
2.4
313
0.1
0.0
33
<0.05
0.0
03
853
113
213
103
3.4
1.5
2.8
0.0
60.2
42.4
83
1023
23
74.6
0.0
0.0
963
0.0
0.4
72.7
123
4.0
9.4
15.7
33
823
63.4
0.0
813
23
_
53
0.4
25.6
0.0
0.0
0.1
3.4
0.1
27.1
0.0
13
Exports

Amount
(000 tons)
58
<03
20
66
225
21
83
18
1
59
85
<0.5
<03
3
197
165
31
16
139
157
8
72
143
183
24
97
129
1
12
1
16
151
3
123
82
11
275
26
10
333
3
17
36
2
62
232
12
6
0
42
71
39
17
1
3384
Percent of
Quantity
Generated
1.9
24.6
4.2
28.9
6.4
173
44.2
73.3
101.4
11.4
02
24.4
29.9
15.1
10.0
8.5
353
13
2.4
13
73.9
94.1
1573
73
31.1
7.4
863
153
1363
81.0
92.1
03
79.6
15.9
83
96.1
83
23
433
423
1.7
1343
0.7
116.8
7.1
0.4
5.2
94.8
0.0
0.1
123
03
11.7
40.6
13

Total
Managed1
(000 tons)
2,986
1
452
108
4,603
96
136
6
0
476
39.751
<0.5
1
41
2,035
2.080
47
1.268
5,775
11.935
1
27
42
2,275
12
1,230
82
4
11
12
0
47,782
7
669
901
1
3,089
1,111
75
350
185
18
5,237
0
643
49.293
285
0
15
35,654
251
12342
73
2
233,476
1 Quantity managed only by storage is excluded
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                     3.   WASTE MINIMIZATION
 3.1        INTRODUCTION

 3.1.1      DEFINING WASTE MINIMIZATION

 The waste  minimization report forms included in the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report were
 developed in response to the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA) of 1984. The
 forms requested information  from  RCRA  hazardous waste  generators  and management
 facilities on their waste minimization efforts.  Waste minimization, as defined by HSWA, means
 (1) reduction in the volume and/or toxicity of RCRA hazardous waste generated as a result of
 source reduction or (2) reduction in the volume and/or toxicity of RCRA hazardous waste
 treated or disposed as a result of recycling.  Source reduction is the reduction or elimination of
 waste at the source, usually within a process. Recycling is the use or reuse of a waste as an
 effective substitute for a commercial product, or as an ingredient or feedstock in an industrial
 process.

 3.1.2      DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENT

 Waste minimization data were collected on two forms in 1987. Form WM (Waste Minimization)
 Part I, was to be completed by every RCRA hazardous waste generator or treatment, storage,
 or disposal facility. This form collected qualitative information on the site's efforts to implement
waste minimization programs.  Form WM (Waste Minimization) Part II was to be completed only
 by generators and treatment, storage, or disposal facilities  that engaged in an activity during
 1987 that resulted in waste minimization.   Part II also sought quantitative data on waste
minimization results.  Appendix D contains the forms and instructions that comprised the 1987
Waste Minimization Report.
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3.1.3
SITES REPORTING WASTE MINIMIZATION DATA
Though  nearly all  States  or  EPA Regions  collected 1987  waste minimization data from
generators and management facilities, computerized data were available to EPA for only 37
States (Exhibit 3-1). Even within a State, waste minimization data were not available for all the
sites that filed hazardous waste reports.  Sixty-five percent of sites (7,716  of 11,900), in the
States from which data were available, filed a waste minimization report.  These 7,716 sites
represent 42 percent of sites in the  nation. They generated 63 percent of the RCRA hazardous
waste in the States in which they are located, but only 20 percent of the national total. Hence,
all the data analyses or findings presented in this chapter are limited to 37 States and cannot be
extrapolated.

Exhibit 3-2  presents,  by State, the total number of generators and  treatment, storage, or
disposal facilities that filed a 1987 Hazardous Waste Report; the number and percent of those
sites that submitted waste minimization data; the quantity of hazardous waste generated by the
generators and treatment, storage, or disposal facilities; and the quantity and percent of the
total waste generated by waste minimization reporters within each State.

            EXHIBIT 3-1. STATES FOR WHICH WASTE MINIMIZATION DATA ARE AVAILABLE. 1087
       • States with data available*
       I   1 States for which no data are available**
         hduda Guam. VnginlsUnds. and Rhode bind
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EXHIBIT 3-2.   NUMBER AND PERCENT OF GENERATORS AND TREATMENT, STORAGE,
             DISPOSAL (TSDs) FACILITIES THAT FILED WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTS, BY
             STATE1, 1987







State
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
COLORADO
FLORIDA
GUAM
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MISSISSIPPI
MONTANA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
TENNESSEE
UTAH
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
TOTAL
Number of Sites


Number
of Sites
Submitting
Waste
Reports
371
24
131
120
426
8
27
934
535
151
152
255
8
264
1,036
876
141
15
24
102
35
2,166
14
738
127
179
962
79
130
357
79
1
315
444
80
579
15
11,900
Waste
Minimization Reporters




Number
198
22
79
115
261
1
26
688
382
144
151
186
7
139
652
831
134
15
11
71
32
997
13
587
124
106
509
78
54
261
75
1
21
222
56
452
15
7,716




Percent
53
92
60
96
61
12
96
74
71
95
99
73
88
53
63
95
95
100
46
70
91
46
93
80
98
59
53
99
42
73
95
100
7
50
70
78
100
65
Hazardous Waste Generated



Quantity by
All Generators
and TSDs
(tons)
3,047,275
1,324
468,266
124,174
518,654
316
17,170
1,968.812
1,950,633
88,823
1,240,921
5,850,502
2,150
76,064
90,682
2,304,766
1,296,262
5,667
888
14,440
3.596
777,867
11,036
3.092,775
1,194,925
22,769
775,374
201,106
10,699
884,183
226,387
15,407
35,678,910
580,595
12,979,202
148,165
2,738
75,673,523
By Waste
Minimization Reporters



Quantity
(tons)
2,951,814
1,312
454,082
124.025
493,898
168
17.124
1,456,659
1,744,902
88,278
1,240,887
5,082,164
1,907
42,828
86,026
2.228,712
1,295,600
5,667
568
11,738
3,542
503,913
8,847
2,864.370
1,194,896
16,137
591,366
201,091
4,891
791,381
226,345
15,407
10,826,774
543,214
12,784,345
109,812
2,738
48,017,428




Percent
97
99
97
100
95
53
98
74
90
99
100
87
89
56
95
97
100
100
64
81
98
65
80
93
100
70
76
100
46
90
100
100
30
94
98
74
100
63
1Only States from which data were available are included
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 Exhibit 3-3 lists the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes of the 7,716 sites. This exhibit
 provides the most frequent general SIC code groupings,  and the most frequent 2-digit SIC
 codes, of the respondents. In addition, the exhibit provides the quantity of RCRA hazardous
 waste generated by these sites. Twenty percent of the sites failed to report a valid SIC code. At
 the end of this exhibit and in future exhibits, the waste minimization form and section number(s)
 from which data were obtained is provided.

 As shown  in  Exhibit  3-3, the majority of  respondent  sites,  66  percent,  are within the
 manufacturing industry.  Within the manufacturing  industry,  chemicals and  allied products
 represented  only 12 percent of respondents, yet accounted for 52 percent of the RCRA
 hazardous waste  generated  by all  respondents.  As  indicated  in  Chapter 2,  chemical
 manufacturing sites were large hazardous waste generators, generating tremendous quantities
 of RCRA hazardous wastewater.

 3.1.4     WASTE MINIMIZATION FINDINGS

 Section 3.2 presents site-level information on waste minimization programs, including data on
 the creation and expansion of programs, program components, and sources of both technical
 and financial assistance.  The effects of waste minimization  programs on the quantity and
 toxicity of water effluent and air emissions are also discussed. Section 3.3 discusses source
 reduction efforts undertaken by RCRA hazardous waste generators and management facilities,
 factors limiting the implementation of these programs, and information on the type of waste and
 physical/chemical state of waste minimized by source reduction.  Section 3.4 discusses similar
 findings relative to recycling.

 3.2      WASTE MINIMIZATION PROGRAMS

 3.2.1     CREATION/EXPANSION OF WASTE MINIMIZATION PROGRAMS

 Exhibit 3-4 shows the percent of sites that created or expanded source reduction or recycling
programs in 1986,1987, and in prior years. From these data we see that nearly one-half (48%)
of sites created waste minimization programs during  or  prior  to 1985.  After  1985, fewer
programs were created, but the sites expanded their existing waste minimization programs. In
 1987,43 percent of the sites reported expanding their waste minimization program.
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 EXHIBIT 3-3.   NUMBER AND PERCENT OF WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS, BY SIC CODE, 1987



SIC Code1
Manufacturing
(2011-3999)
28
33
34
35
36

37
Other
Total
Transportation
and Utilities
(4011-4971)
Total
Wholesale Trade
(5012-5199)
Total
Services
(7011-8999)
Total
Other SIC
Categories
Total
SIC Code
Unknown



Category


Chemicals and Allied Products
Primary Metal Industries
Fabricated Metal Products
Industrial Machinery and Equip.
Electronic and Other Electric
Equipment
Transportation Equipment
Other Manufacturing Not Listed
Total Manufacturing



Total Transportation and Utilities


Total Wholesale Trade


Total Services


Total Other SIC Categories

Total Unknown SIC
Total
Waste
Minimization Reporters

Number


887
478
1.027
370

616
461
1,199
5,038



350


189


350


209

1.580
7,716

Percent


12
6
13
5

8
6
16
66



4


2


4


3

20
ioo2

Hazardous Waste Generated
Quantity
(tons)


24,958.920
4,055,872
510,924
216,330

192.339
803.411
818,421
31.556,217



307,898


43,556


111,362


546,365

15.452,030
48,017,428

Percent


52
8
1
1

<1
2
2
66



1


<1


<1


1

32
100
Reference:  WMICIV A, Quantity generated from hazardous waste reports
1SIC range presented In parentheses
2Column may not add to total due to rounding
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   EXHIBIT 3-4. PERCENT OF SITES THAT CREATED OR EXPANDED SOURCE
                 REDUCTION  OR RECYCLING PROGRAMS IN 1986. 1987.
                 OR IN  PRIOR YEARS
         Percent
     Prior Years
           1986
1987
             Expand
Create
   Reference: WMI 1
Sixty-four percent of the respondents created or expanded a source reduction or recycling
program in 1986 or 1987, compared to 52 percent during prior years.  A cross-tabulation of
these responses with the SIC codes most frequently represented is shown in Exhibit 3-5.  Prior
to 1986, the percent of waste minimization programs at sites were distributed relatively evenly
across industries.  Waste minimization programs were most common in the chemical and allied
products industry  (SIC 28), with 65 percent, and least common in the services industry (SIC
codes 7011 - 8999).  Only 31 percent of the services industry sites had a waste minimization
program at the end of 1985 compared to the average of 52 percent. During 1986 and 1987, the
manufacturing industry, with 69 percent  of the sites, most frequently created or expanded
source reduction or recycling programs. The chemical and allied products industry continued
its lead with 75 percent of sites reporting creation or expansion of their programs.
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 EXHIBIT 3-5.  NUMBER AND PERCENT OF WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS, BY SIC CODE,
            THAT  CREATED  OR  EXPANDED  A SOURCE REDUCTION AND  RECYCLING
            PROGRAM, 1986-1987 AND PRIOR YEARS





SIC Code
Manufacturing
(2011-3999)
28

33
34

35

36 .

37
Other

Total
Transporation
and Utilities
(4011-4971)
Total

Wholesale
Trade
(5012-5199)
Total
Services
(7011-8999)
Total
Other SIC
Categories
Total

SIC Code
Unknown





Category


Chemicals and Allied
Products
Primary Metal Industries
Fabricated Metal
Products
Industrial Machinery and
Equipment
Electronic and Other
Electric Equipment
Transportation Equip.
Other Manufacturing
Not Listed
Total Manufacturing



Tote' ^ransportation and
Ut s



Total Wholesale Trade


Total Services


Total Other SIC
Categories


Total


Number
of Waste
Minimization
Reporters


887

478
1,027

370

616

461
1,199
^^HIV^B
5,038



350




189


350


209


1,580
7,716
Waste Minimization Reporters That Created
or Expanded a Source Reduction
or Recycling Program
Prior Years

Number


574

244
511

185

335

271
646
^•^^^B
2,766



184




98


107


79


761
3,995
Percent


65

51
50

50

54

59
54
	
55



53




52


31


38


48
52
1986-1987

Number


661

305
687

240

435

321
827
	
3,476



166




87


156


113


972
4.970
Percent


75

64
67

65

71

70
69
	
69



47




46


45


54


62
64
Reference: WMICIV A, WM11
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3.2.2     WASTE MINIMIZATION PROGRAM COMPONENTS


Respondents were asked to specify which of the following four waste minimization program

components were in place at their respective sites:

      •     Written policy or  statement, outlining  goals, objectives, methods for  source
           reduction and recycling of hazardous waste;

      •     Employee training program, to  identify and implement  source reduction and
           recycling opportunities and activities;

      •     Incentives, to identify and implement source reduction and recycling opportunities
           and activities; and

      •     Site-wide  or  process-specific  source reduction  and/or recycling  opportunity
           assessment or audit - that is, a procedure that identifies practices that can be
           implemented to reduce the generation of RCRA hazardous waste or the quantity
           which must subsequently be treated, stored, or disposed.

In 1986-1987, 78 percent of the sites indicated that they had in place at least one of these four

waste minimization program components.  Exhibit 3-6 shows the four program components

and the percentage of sites that had these programs by the end of 1985, 1986, and 1987.

Auditing refers to either site-wide or process-specific waste minimization audit activities.  Since
1985, there has been a steady increase in the implementation of each program component,

with waste minimization auditing being the most frequently  implemented component in all

years. Employee incentives for waste minimization was the least common program component

in all  the  years.  Moreover, the percentage of sites offering employee incentives is  not

increasing as rapidly as the other three components.
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EXHIBIT 3-6.  WASTE MINIMIZATION PROGRAM COMPONENTS AND PERCENT
               STARTED IN 1986.  1987, OR IN PRIOR YEARS
      Percent
  Prior Yean
                         1986
1987
           Written policy
           Employee Incentives
                                Employee training program
                                Waste minimization auditing
Refi
WMI 4
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3.2.3      SOURCES OF ASSISTANCE FOR WASTE MINIMIZATION

Waste minimization reporters were asked to indicate which of several sources provided either
technical or financial assistance on source reduction and/or recycling practices.  Exhibit 3-7
shows the percent of respondents who received assistance from these sources. The exhibit
indicates that suppliers (58%) were the most frequent source of technical assistance, followed
by other firms or consultants (34%), other parts of the firm (33%), and trade associations (27%).
By contrast, the least frequent source of technical assistance was educational institutions (8%).
The most frequent sources of financial assistance were other  parts of the firm (7%) and
suppliers (5%). However, it is clear that little financial assistance was provided from any source.
  EXHIBIT 3-7. SOURCES OF TECHNICAL OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR
                WASTE MINIMIZATION REPORTERS, 1986 OR  1987
                     10
20
       30
4O
50
60
70
                I Technical
                 assistance
Flni
qrtctal
•istance
  Note Multiple rasponsee were allowed. Reference: WUI lOa-J
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 3.2.4      EFFECTS OF WASTE MINIMIZATION PROGRAMS

 To understand the cross-media effects of RCRA waste minimization activities, the respondents
 were asked to report the effects of source reduction and/or recycling activities on the quantity
 and toxicity of water effluent and air emissions.  Exhibits 3-8 and 3-9 show the effects of the
 waste minimization activities on the water and air.

 Exhibit 3-8 illustrates that most RCRA hazardous waste minimization activities reportedly had
 no effect on the quantity of water effluent or air emissions.  Of the activities that did affect the
 quantity of releases to the water or air, a greater number of activities reduced the quantity of
 water effluent and air emissions than increased them.

   EXHIBIT 3-8.  PERCENT OF WASTE MINIMIZATION  ACTIVITIES, BY THEIR
                  EFFECT ON THE QUANTITY OF WATER EFFLUENT AND AIR
                  EMISSIONS  PRODUCED.  1987
          Percent of projects
       100 r
        80
        60
       4O
       20
                               No effect
              in quantify
           Decrease
           in quantify
Effect on quantify
Dont know
             I Water  EH3 Air
   Note: Percentages may not add to 1OO due to rounding. Reference: WMI IV 1,3


Exhibit 3-9 indicates that the vast majority of waste minimization activities were reported to
result in decreases in the toxicity of releases to air and water. Change in toxicity was defined as
a change in the concentration of hazardous constituents in the water effluent or air emissions.
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 More than 70 percent of the waste minimization activities were reported to result in a decrease
 in the toxicity of water effluent and air emissions compared to only 1  percent of the activities
 that resulted in an increase.
   EXHIBIT 3-9.  PERCENT  OF WASTE MINIMIZATION ACTIVITIES. BY THEIR
                  EFFECT ON  THE TOXICITY  OF WATER EFFLUENT AND AIR
                  EMISSIONS PRODUCED, 1987
          Percent of project*
       100 r
        80
        60
        4O
        20
               Increase (n
Dont know
   Refi
             I Water  H3B Air
           WWII IV 2.4
                                     Effect on toxicity
Respondents were also asked to characterize the effects of their 1987 source reduction or
recycling activities on the degree of hazard or toxicity of the particular RCRA hazardous waste
minimized.  The possible responses defined changes in toxicity as increases or decreases in
the concentration of  hazardous constituents in the waste, or as substitutions of more or less
hazardous constituents in the waste.  Exhibit 3-10 shows the change in degree of hazard or
toxicity of the RCRA hazardous wastes that were minimized.

It is noteworthy that 72 percent of RCRA waste minimization activities resulted in no change in
toxicity  of the  hazardous waste minimized - that is, no change in the concentration of
hazardous constituents and no substitution of hazardous constituents. The two responses that
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indicate unambiguously favorable changes - that is, a reduction  in degree of  hazard or

toxicity - are the substitution of less hazardous constituents in the waste (category d), and a

decrease in the concentration of hazardous constituents and substitution of less  hazardous

constituents (category h).  These two categories represent only 10 percent of the responses.

Answers to these questions should be interpreted with caution since it is unclear whether these

categories were clearly understood by the respondents.  No uniform toxicity standards have

been adopted by the EPA. Categories other than "d" and "h" may or may not be compatible

with acceptable waste minimization activities.
EXHIBIT 3-10. PERCENT OF WASTE MINIMIZATION ACTIVITIES, BY THEIR REPORTED
             EFFECT ON  THE DEGREE OF HAZARD OR TOXICITY OF THE WASTE
             MINIMIZED, 1987
                        Change in Degree
                        of Hazard/Toxicity
             a.   No change in toxicity

             b.   Increase in concentration of hazardous
                 constituents in a fixed quantity of waste

             c.   Decrease in concentration of hazardous
                 constituents in a fixed quantity of waste

             d.   Only substitution of less hazardous
                 constituents in the waste

             e.   Only substitution of more hazardous
                 constituents in the waste

             f.   Only substitution of different but equally
                 hazardous constituents in the waste

             g.   Increase in concentration of hazardous
                 constituents and substitution of more
                 hazardous constituents

             h.   Decrease in concentration of hazardous
                 constituents and substitution of less
                 hazardous constituents

             i.   Other
     Percent
Reporting Change
        72

         4


        10


         5
         Reference: WMIIIID
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 3.3
 SOURCE REDUCTION
 3.3.1      IDENTIFICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION

 Exhibit 3-11 shows the percent of sites that identified or implemented source reduction
 opportunities in 1986, 1987, or in prior years, to reduce the volume and/or toxicity of RCRA
 hazardous  waste generated.  The percent of sites that  identified or implemented source
 reduction programs has steadily increased since 1985. About 55 percent of the sites identified
 source reduction opportunities during 1987, while 48 percent of the sites implemented them.
   EXHIBIT 3-11. PERCENT OF SITES THAT IDENTIFIED OR IMPLEMENTED
                 SOURCE REDUCTION OPPORTUNITIES IN 1986.  1987.  OR
                 IN  PRIOR YEARS
        Percent
    Prior Year*
                        1986
1987
            Identify
             ' Implement
  Refi
WMI 6
Of the new waste minimization activities reported as implemented in 1987, 84 percent involved
one or more source reduction  activities.  Exhibit 3-12 shows the primary source reduction
activities undertaken at sites that reported waste minimization  results in  1987.  The most
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 frequent source reduction activities were better housekeeping/better operating practices (27%)
 and process  or procedure modification/substitution (25%).  Reformulation or  redesign  of a
 product (3%) was the least preferred RCRA hazardous waste source reduction activity.
   EXHIBIT 3-12. PRIMARY SOURCE REDUCTION ACTIVITIES  UNDERTAKEN  TO
                   MINIMIZE RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE, 1987

      Source Reduction Activities

     Better housekeeping/better
     operating practice*
     Process or procedure modffico—
     Uon/eubatltutlon (Including
     closed—loop recycling)

     Equipment or technology
     modification/substitution

     Modification/substitution of
     Input or raw material
     Waste stream segregation
     Other source reduction activity
     Reformulation or redesign
     of product
                   25
                                             10
15
20
25
30
    Reference: WUII II F
Data were also collected on waste stream specific waste minimization activities.  For a single
waste  stream a site  could report one or more source reduction  activities and/or recycling
activities. Exhibit 3-13 shows, by industry, the percent of waste streams minimized by source
reduction activities. This information is broken out by industrial category (two-digit SIC code).
On average  across industrial groups, 78 percent of these industries reported one or  more
source reduction activity.  The manufacturing sector engaged in proportionately more source
reduction activities than did non-manufacturing industries. Source reduction activities were
especially  frequent in three SIC groups:   Fabricated Metal Products  (SIC 34),  Industrial
Machinery and Equipment (SIC 35), and Electronic and Other  Electric Equipment (SIC 36)
industries. In these industries, more than 80 percent of the waste streams minimized involved
source reduction activities.  Reduction activities were less common  among Transportation and
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 Utilities sector (SIC 4011-4971), in which 62 percent of reported projects involved a source
 reduction activity.
 EXHIBIT 3-13. PERCENT OF WASTE STREAMS MINIMIZED, BY SIC CODE, FOR INDUSTRIES
             REPORTING SOURCE REDUCTION ACTIVITIES, 1987
SIC Code1

Manufacturing
(2011-3999)
28
33
34
35
36
37
Other
Total
Transportation
and Utilities
(4011-4971)
Total
Wholesale Trade
(5012-5199)
Total
Services
(7011-8999)
Total
Other SIC
Categories
Total
SIC Code
Unknown
Category



Chemicals and Allied Products
Primary Metal Industries
Fabricated Metal Products
Industrial Machinery and Equipment
Electronic and Other Electric Equipment
Transportation Equipment
Other Manufacturing Not Listed
Total Manufacturing



Total Transportation and Utilities


Total Wholesale Trade


Total Services


Total Other SIC Categories

Total Unknown SIC
Mean
Percent of Waste
Streams Minimized


78
69
83
82
80
73
80
79



62


63


75


71

7«
78
Reference:   WMICIV A, WMIIF
1SIC range presented in parentheses
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3.3.2     LIMITING FACTORS

Waste minimization respondents were asked to identify, from a list of potential factors, those
factors that may have delayed or prevented implementation of source reduction opportunities
during 1987.  Exhibit 3-14 shows which factors delayed or prevented the implementation of
source reduction opportunities in 1987.

This exhibit shows that the most limiting factor was technical limitations of  the production
processes (33%), followed closely by  a lack  of technical information on source reduction
techniques that applied to the respondents' specific production processes (32%).  Permitting
burdens were cited by only 9 percent of respondents, indicating that this does not represent a
significant limitation to the implementation of source reduction opportunities.
   EXHIBIT 3-14.  FACTORS DELAYING OR PREVENTING IMPLEMENTATION OF
                  SOURCE REDUCTION OPPORTUNITIES FOR WASTE
                  MINIMIZATION REPORTERS, 1987
  Insuftlciont capital
  Other factor*
  Permitting burden*
                                10     15     20     29     30     95     40
   Note: Multiple r«epon»ee w*r* allowed
   Reference: WMI 7o-a
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 3.3.3     TYPES OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE MINIMIZED
 Exhibit 3-15 shows the percent, by waste type, of RCRA hazardous wastes that were minimized
 by source reduction activities.  EPA Hazardous Waste Codes were used by respondents to
 specify, for each waste minimization  activity, the waste that was actually minimized.  As
 discussed in Section 2-3, waste types  beginning  with "M" or ending with "MX" are not EPA
 waste codes. They are 'mixture" codes, created when more than one EPA waste code was
 assigned to a waste.  For  example, DOMX stands for a mixture of EPA "D"  waste codes.
 Sometimes, a waste stream was characterized by more than one type of EPA waste code, for
 example, a "K" waste along with an "F" waste.  The waste type assigned to such waste streams
 was  MOMX.  This exhibit shows that at least 35 percent of the wastes minimized by source
 reduction activities were ignitable characteristic wastes (0001) and/or solvents (F001,  F002,
 F003).
EXHIBIT 3-15.  PERCENT OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE STREAMS MINIMIZED BY SOURCE
             REDUCTION ACTIVITIES, BY WASTE TYPE, 1987
Waste Type
D001
D002
DOMX
F001
F002
F003
F006
FOMX
MOMX
Other
Hazardous Waste Description
Ignitable characteristic wastes
Corrosive characteristic wastes
Mixtures, characteristic
Specific spent halogenated solvents
used in degreaslng
Specific spent halogenated solvents
Specific spent nonhalogenated solvents
Wastewater treatment sludges
Mixtures, non-specific sources
Mixtures, general
Other hazardous wastes
TOTAL
Percent
17
9
7
9
5
4
7
6
19
17
100
Reference:  WMIIIB, WMIIIIF
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 3.4
RECYCLING
 3.4.1      IDENTIFICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION

 The percent of respondents that identified or implemented recycling opportunities in 1987 is
 shown in Exhibit 3-16.  The percent of sites that identified or implemented on-site or off-site
 recycling programs  increased from 1986 to  1987.  This exhibit also indicates that a large
 percent of sites had identified or implemented recycling opportunities during and/or prior to
 1985.
   EXHIBIT 3-16.  PERCENT OF RESPONDENTS THAT IDENTIFIED  OR
                  IMPLEMENTED RECYCUNG OPPORTUNITIES IN  1986.
                  1987, OR IN PRIOR YEARS
         Percent
     Prior Year*
                        1986
1987
            Identify
             Implement
   Reference: WMI 8


Data were also collected on waste stream specific recycling activities.  For a single waste
stream, a site could report one or more recycling activities.  Exhibit 3-17 shows the percent of
waste streams minimized by industries which reported recycling activities. This information is
broken out by industrial category (two-digit SIC code). On average, across industrial groups,
48 percent of these industries reported one or more recycling activity.  The Services sector
engaged in proportionately more recycling activities than did other industry groups.  Recycling
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 was reported in 72 percent of the waste minimization activities in the service industry.  The only
 other industrial group with a rate significantly higher than the average of 48 percent was the
 Transportation and Utility sector, with 55 percent reporting recycling activities.  By  contrast,
 recycling was involved in only 21 percent of the waste minimization activities undertaken in the
 Wholesale Trade sector.
 EXHIBIT 3-17.  PERCENT OF WASTE STREAMS MINIMIZED, BY SIC CODE, FOR
              INDUSTRIES REPORTING RECYCUNG ACTIVITIES, 1987
SIC Code1
Manufacturing
(2011-3999)
28
33
34
35
36
37
Other
Total
Transportation
and Utilities
(4011-4971)
Total
Wholesale Trade
(5012-5199)
Total
Services
(7011-8999)
Total
Other SIC
Categories
Total
SIC Code
Unknown
Category
Chemicals and Allied Products
Primary Metal Industries
Fabricated Metal Products
Industrial Machinery and Equipment
Electronic and Other Electric Equipment
Transportation Equipment
Other Manufacturing Not Listed
Total Manufacturing
Total Transportation and Utilities
Total Wholesale Trade
Total Services
Total Other SIC Categories
Total Unknown SIC
Mean
Percent of Waste
Streams Minimized, 1987
50
50
42
46
47
52
42
47
55
21
72
47
51
48
Reference:  WMICIV A, WMIIE

1SIC range presented In parentheses
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3.4.2      LIMITING FACTORS


Waste minimization respondents were asked to identify, from a list of potential factors, those
factors  which  may have delayed or prevented implementation of on-site or off-site recycling
opportunities.   Exhibit 3-18  shows which factors delayed or  prevented  implementation of
recycling opportunities in 1987.
   EXHIBIT 3-18. FACTORS THAT DELAYED  OR  PREVENTED  IMPLEMENTATION  OF
                   ON-SITE OR  OFF-SITE  RECYCLING OPPORTUNITIES,  1987
          Percent of mites reporting
                  B     C      D     E     F     C     H
                                        Limiting Factors

  Note: Multiple response* were allowed.   Reference: WMI Ba-l
                                            LEGEND
    A.  Economically infeasible
    B.  Concern that product quality may decline
    C.  Lack of technical information
    D.  Market for materials not identified
    E.  Technical limitations of production processes
       inhibit on-site recycling
    F.  Other factors
G.  Insufficient capital
H.  Permitting burdens
I.   Lack of permitted off-she facilities
J.   Technical limitations of production processes
    inhibit shipment off site
K.  Financial liability provisions
L   Requirements to manifest wastes
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As shown in the exhibit, 31 percent of respondents indicated that implementation of recycling
opportunities was not economically feasibile.  That is, cost savings in waste management or
production would not recover the capital investment.  As with source reduction, concerns that
product quality may  decline  (27%), and the lack of technical information (26%),  were also
significant factors limiting  recycling opportunities.  Also  similar to the findings on source
reduction is the indication that few reporters (11%) were inhibited by permitting burdens.
3.4.3     TYPES OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE RECYCLED

Exhibit 3-19 shows the percent of RCRA hazardous wastes, by waste type, that were minimized
by recycling activities.  EPA Hazardous Waste Codes were used by respondents to specify, for
each  waste minimization activity, the waste that was actually minimized.  As discussed in
Section 2.3, waste types beginning with "M" or ending with 'MX* are not EPA waste codes.
They  are 'mixture" codes, created when more than one EPA waste code was assigned to a
waste. For example, DOMX stands for a mixture of EPA "D" waste codes.  Sometimes, a waste
stream was characterized by more than one type of EPA waste code, for example, a "K* waste
along with an *E" waste.  The waste type assigned to such waste streams was MOMX. We see
that nearly 50 percent of the wastes minimized were ignitable wastes  (D001) and/or solvents
(F001, F002, F003, F005). These wastes are primarily organic liquids. This finding is similar to
the findings presented under source reduction activities (Exhibit 3-15). Corrosive wastes (D002)
and wastewater treatment sludges were minimized less frequently by recycling than by source
reduction activities, while solvents were minimized more frequently by recycling than by source
reduction activities.
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EXHIBIT 3-19. PERCENT OF BORA HAZARDOUS WASTES RECYCLED, BY WASTE TYPE, 1987
Waste Type
D001
D002
DOMX
F001
F002
F003
F005
FOMX
MOMX
Other
Hazardous Waste Description
Ignttable characteristic wastes
Corrosive characteristic wastes
Mixtures, characteristic
Specific spent halogenated solvents
used in degreasing
Specific spent halogenated solvents
Specific spent nonhalogenated solvents
Specific spent nonhalogenated advents
Mixtures, non-specific sources
Mixtures, general
Other hazardous wastes
TOTAL
Percent
20
4
4
13
7
5
4
8
22
13
100
Reference:  WMIII B, WMIIIIE
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      4.  COMPARISON OF 1987 DATA TO 1985 DATA
4.1        INTRODUCTION

This chapter compares the 1987 hazardous waste data presented in Chapter 2 to the 1985 data
obtained from the 1985 National Biennial Report1.  Only RCRA hazardous wastes that were
subsequently managed in units subject to  RCRA permitting  are  compared.  The following
comparisons between 1985 and 1987 are made:

       •     Number of fully regulated generators;
       •     Quantity of hazardous waste generated;
       •     Number of treatment, storage,  and disposal facilities; and
       •     Quantity of hazardous waste managed.

The  numbers reported for 1985 and  1987 may suggest certain trends in hazardous waste
activities.  However, limitations  in data collection and quality assurance were so significant that
one  cannot assert with any degree of certainty that there are  any trends in hazardous waste
activities.  Hence, from these data, it is not possible to determine to what extent factors such as
waste minimization efforts and  economic changes altered hazardous waste activities between
1985 and 1987.

Most of the data errors are caused by confusion in the interpretation of the RCRA regulations,
and imperfect implementation of the data collection effort. In cases where the trends in the data
are significant,2 explanations for the differences between the years are discussed.
11985 National Biennial Report of Hazardous Waste Generators and Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities
 Regulated Under RCRA, U.S. EPA, Office of Solid Waste, March 1989.

Significance is based on a 95% confidence interval based on State totals. This test provides a criterion for identifying
 the more important results while incorporating data errors.  Note that the statistical assumptions behind the t-test are
 only approximately met by these data.
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4.2   NUMBER OF FULLY REGULATED GENERATORS

Exhibit 4-1 presents, by EPA Region, the total  number of RCRA fully regulated generators
reported in 1985 and 1987.  The data indicate that the number of generators decreased by
roughly 19 percent, going from 21,740 in 1985 to 17,677 in 1987. The number of generators did
not decrease across all Regions. Four Regions reported substantial increases in the number of
generators while the remaining six Regions reported substantial decreases.  Regional 1985 to
1987 changes in the number of reported generators ranged from a decline of more than 3,000
generators, or 73 percent, in Region IX, to an  increase of nearly 1,000 generators, or 32
percent, in Region V.

EXHIBIT 4-1.  COMPARISON OF HAZARDOUS WASTE FULLY REGULATED GENERATORS,
            BY EPA REGION, 1985 AND 1987
Region
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
U. S. TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Generators
1985
Number of Generators
2,087
2.247
3,433
2,227
2,916
3,040
510
358
4,196
726
21,740
1987
Number of Generators
1,988
2,870
1,600
2,898
3,842
1,662
758
239
1,154
666
17,677
Percent
Change, (%)
-4.7
27.7
-53.4
30.1
31.8
-45.3
48.6
-33.2
-72.5
•8.3
-18.7
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 The total number of generators is presented by State in Exhibit 4-2.  Although the national
 number of generators is lower in 1987 than in 1985, significantly more States reported an
 increase in the number of generators  in 1987.  From 1985 to  1987, 34 States reported an
 increase in the number of generators, 18 States reported a decrease, while 2 States reported no
 change. The average percentage change in the number of generators, across all States, shows
 a significant increase of 21 percent. The increases in most States were offset by decreases in a
 few States with large numbers of generators, resulting in  an overall decrease in the number of
 generators.   Changes in  the national  totals are dominated by changes in the number  of
 generators reported in California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

 Half of the States reported at least a 45 percent difference  in the number of generators between
 1985 and 1987; the other States reported a difference of less than 45 percent. This large
 change over a two-year period shows  that there is considerable variation at the State level,
 thereby raising doubts about the validity of any trends in the data.

 Several factors are responsible for the large variation in the data.  One factor is the confusion
 over the regulatory definition of a fully regulated generator. A site is defined as a generator for
 the entire year if it generated 1.1 tons or more of RCRA hazardous waste in  any calendar
 month.  Most States do not collect  monthly generation numbers, only the yearly numbers.
 Several States classify sites as fully regulated generators if they generate 13.2 tons or more
 during the year, assuming a minimum  generation of  1.1 tons in every calendar month. For
 example, Exhibit 4-2 shows that New York reported 2,149 generators in 1987 and only 652 in
 1985. This large difference in the number of generators is primarily due to the method used by
 New York to classify fully regulated generators. During  1985, only sites that generated 13.2
 tons or more during the calendar year were classified as generators, while in 1987, sites that
 generated 1.1 tons or more in any calendar month were classified as generators.

 Another reason for the variation is the inability to positively identify generators of RCRA waste.
 In some cases, a State waste code identifies wastes not regulated by RCRA as well as wastes
that are. Therefore,  it is not possible to determine  which generators produce enough RCRA
waste to require reporting.  For example, California used its State waste codes instead of EPA's
waste codes in its hazardous waste manifest system. Thus, for generators that managed their
hazardous waste exclusively off site, those that generated RCRA waste could not be separated
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EXHIBIT 4-2.  COMPARISON OF HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATORS, BY STATE, 1985 AND 1987


State
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
U. S. TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Generators
1985
Number of Generators
217
9
160
114
3,972
90
376
25
6
273
330
4
26
24
760
395
123
131
187
302
69
206
1,013
542
291
109
191
17
65
34
102
1,480
56
652
384
8
688
118
505
2,607
115
403
171
9
556
2,450
220
124
missing
532
188
57
240
14
21,740
1987
Number of Generators
369
23
245
172
868
112
547
47
4
419
313
8
14
25
892
522
140
144
244
366
100
260
1,025
859
346
136
405
14
69
19
102
643
34
2,149
666
12
708
120
178
894
77
127
404
14
347
970
74
87
1
311
440
84
515
13
17,677
Percent
Change, (%)
70.0
155.6
53.1
50.9
-78.1
24.4
45.5
88.0
-33.3
53.5
-5.2
100.0
-46.2
4.2
17.4
32.2
13.8
9.9
30.5
21.2
44.9
26.2
1.2
58.5
18.9
24.8
112.0
-17.6
6.2
-44.1
0.0
-56.6
-39.3
229.6
73.4
50.0
2.9
1.7
-64.8
-65.7
-33.0
-68.5
136.3
55.6
-37.6
-60.4
-66.4
-29.8
—
-41.5
134.0
47.4
114.6
-7.1
-18.7
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 from those  that generated only California-regulated wastes.   This ambiguous  group  of
 generators was not included in the 1987 Report, while it was included in 1985. Hence, for
 California, the number of generators reported for 1985 far exceeds that reported for 1987.

 To illustrate the differences between the 1985 and 1987 data, an analysis was done on the sites
 classified as generators during 1985 and 1987. The  results of this analysis are presented in
 Exhibit 4-3.  Of the 21,740 sites classified as generators in 1985, only 8,812 sites (41%) were
 also classified as generators in 1987. Conversely, of the 17.2343 generators identified in  1987,
 only 51  percent were also classified as generators in 1985.   Defining 'site overlap" as the
 number of sites in the intersection (sites  present in both 1985  and 1987) divided by the union
 (sites present in 1985 and/or 1987), the site overlap is only 29 percent. One reason for this low
 overlap is that there are 6,975 sites in the 1985 database that are classified as generators and
 yet show zero quantity generated.  In 1985, as a conservative measure, a site was considered a
 generator even if the data were missing for that site. The second reason for the low  overlap is
 that only sites that generated 13.2 tons or more of hazardous waste during 1985 were classified
 as generators, while in 1987, some States classified sites as generators based on the monthly
 generation of 1.1 tons or more.

 Exhibit 4-3 also shows quantity overlap between 1985 and 1987. Defining 'quantity overlap' as
the average of the 1985 and 1987 quantities in the intersection  (sites present in both 1985 and
 1987) divided by quantity in the union (sites present in 1985 and/or 1987), the quantity overlap
is 92 percent  Even though the  generators  present in both  1985  and 1987 represented a
fraction of the total generators present in either year, they accounted for most of the hazardous
waste generated during the two years.  The sites present in only one of the two years were
small hazardous waste generating sites  and accounted for only a small fraction of the total
quantity generated.

In an  attempt to eliminate the inconsistencies  introduced  by generator  classification, a
comparative analysis between 1985 and 1987 was performed on sites that generated 13.2 tons
or more during the calendar year. Exhibit 4-4 shows that there were 14,762 generators in 1985
and 12,663 generators in 1987.  The percentage  of sites present in both years is higher than
     number is slightly different from the total number of generators reported in Exhibits 4-1 and 4-2 because a few
 States did not identify all the generators present in their States.
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EXHIBIT 4-3.
                   COMPARISON OF SITES CLASSIRED AS GENERATORS,
                   1985 AND 1987
              1985
                                                 1987
                            Ouant'rtv Overlao
                   1985
                                          1987
  Total quantity = 13
  million tons
                                            Total quantity - 9
                                            million tons
                   1985 Total quantity = 246 million tons,
                   1987 Total quantity = 230 million tons
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EXHIBIT 4-4. COMPARISON OF SITES THAT GENERATED 13.2 TONS
            OR MORE OF RCRA HAZARDOUS WASTE, 1985 AND 1987
                         Site Overlap
             1985
                                             1987
7,479 Sites /
in 1985 Only I
/ 7,283 >
Sites in
1985
, and
\ 1987 J
\
\ 5,380 Sites
I in 1987 Only
;
                         Quantity Overlap
                 1985
                                        1987
 Total quantity = 14
 million tons
Total quantity = 10
million tons
                 1985 Total quantity - 245 million tons,
                 1987 Total quantity = 228 million tons
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previously reported, with 49 percent of the 1985 sites present in 1987 and 58 percent of the
1987 sites present in 1985.  The site overlap increases to 36 percent from 29 percent. Though
the site overlap rate is still low, nearly all of the larger hazardous waste generating sites during
1985 were also identified as generators during 1987, and vice  versa, though the quantities
reported for some sites were significantly different in the two years.

Exhibit 4-5 presents a comparison of the number of generators in 1985 and 1987, by quantity
generated. As explained earlier, the number of sites reported in each of the generation ranges
over 13.2 tons has not changed considerably between 1985 and 1987. However, the number of
sites reported in generation ranges less than 13.2 tons is considerably different for the two
years.  There were no generators in 1985 that reported a generation less than 13.2 tons (and
greater than zero), whereas there were 714 such sites in 1987. Also, there were 6,974 sites that
reported a zero or missing  quantity in 1985, whereas there were only 35 sites that did so in
1987.
     EXHIBIT 4-5. NUMBER OF GENERATORS IN 1985 AND 1987, BY QUANTITY GENERATED
     9000
   e
   o
8000
7000
6000
5000
   o  4000

   |  3000
   a
   Z  2000
      1000
                                  Quantity Generated (Tons)
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The site overlap rate for all States is presented in Exhibit 4-6.  Only sites that generated 13.2
tons or more during 1985 or 1987 were included. The site overlap rate for most States ranges
between 30 and 60 percent, with the highest being 61 percent.  Since the site overlap rate is not
high for any State, this suggests that a sizeable number of sites were fully regulated generators
in one year but not in the next.  In  addition, States with low site overlap rates may have had
problems  with  implementation of the  data collection  effort.   Likely problem areas include
improper  identification  of  the  reporting  universe,   out-of-date  mailing  lists,  and poor
nonresponse follow-up.

Although there  is an increase in the number of generators in many States, the national total
number of generators is dominated by generators from a few States.  Due to differences in
generator classification between 1985 and 1987 in some of the large generating States, it is not
possible to determine whether the number of generators is increasing or decreasing.
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EXHIBIT 4-6.   COMPARISON OF SITES THAT GENERATED 13.2 TONS OR MORE OF RCRA
              HAZARDOUS WASTE, BY STATE, 1985 AND 1987


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

1985
166
9
117
115
3,927
87
369
25
6
260
224
4
18
16
759
394
119
81
187
159
54
206
705
512
222
109
191
15
65
23
102
1,464
25
652
369
8
688
109
96
681
70
0
127
8
239
218
61
0
0
205
191
56
240
9
14.762

1987
205
12
120
171
868
80
400
44
4
275
247
4
13
16
880
520
111
106
240
358
4
178
385
659
211
107
346
12
42
19
102
643
24
699
411
10
697
96
96
846
49
127
221
11
241
811
51
39
1
224
186
71
362
8
12,663
GltAA
ones
Present
only In 1985
34
6
51
22
3,356
40
85
3
3
102
58
1
18
8
193
100
37
22
45
43
51
96
438
137
169
51
63
5
38
18
34
968
11
242
79
4
163
43
34
162
36
0
26
1
83
44
29
0
0
52
85
17
69
4
7,479
Sites
DraAAnt
rreseiH
In both 1985
and 1987
132
3
66
93
571
47
284
22
3
158
166
3
0
8
566
294
82
59
142
116
3
110
267
375
53
58
128
10
27
5
68
496
14
410
290
4
525
66
62
519
34
0
101
7
156
174
32
0
0
153
106
39
171
5
7,283
GltAa
oites
Present
only In 1987
73
9
54
78
297
33
116
22
1
117
81
1
13
8
314
226
29
47
98
242
1
68
118
284
158
49
218
2
15
14
34
147
10
289
121
6
172
X
34
327
15
127
120
4
85
637
19
39
1
71
80
32
191
3
5.380

Overlap
Percent1
55
17
39
48
14
39
59
47
43
42
54
60
0
33
53
47
55
46
50
29
5
40
32
47
14
37
31
59
34
14
50
31
40
44
59
29
61
47
48
51
40
0
41
58
48
20
40
0
0
55
39
44
40
42
36
     'Overlap percent Is defined as the number of sites present in both 1965 and 1987 divided by the number of sites
     present in 1985 and/or 1987, multiplied by 100.
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4.3   QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED

Exhibit 47 presents, by EPA Region, the total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated
during 1985 and 1987.  The data indicate that the quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated
decreased by roughly  12 percent, falling from 271 million tons in 1985 to 238 million tons in
1987.  However, quantities showed both increases and decreases at the Regional level. Three
Regions reported an increase in hazardous waste quantity while the remaining seven Regions
reported decreases. Regional changes in quantity generated between 1985 and 1987 ranged
from a decline of over 38 million tons, or 40 percent, in Region IV, to an increase of over 23
million tons, or 94 percent, in Region II.
EXHIBIT 4-7.  COMPARISON OF TOTAL HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY GENERATED, BY
            EPA REGION, 1985 AND 1987
Region
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
U. S. TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity
1985 Total
Generated,
(000 tons)
341
25,118
69,174
95,519
12,175
54,097
2,057
1,475
10,607
475
271,037
1987 Total
Generated,
(000 tons)
324
48,734
49,535
57,215
9,541
66,501
1,488
372
3,995
622
T38.327
Percent
Change, (%)
-5.0
94.0
-28.4
-40.1
-21.6
22.9
-27.7
-74.8
-62.3
30.9
-12.1
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The quantity of hazardous waste generated by State is presented in Exhibit 4-8.  Nearly two-
thirds of the States reported a decrease in hazardous waste generation. From 1985 to 1987, 35
States reported a decrease in quantity generated, 16 States reported an increase, while three
States reported no change.  New Jersey, Texas, and Virginia reported a substantial increase in
hazardous waste generation, each State increasing its generation by roughly 38, 14, and 12
million tons  respectively.  Tennessee, Pennsylvania, New York, and California reported a
substantial decrease in generation, each state decreasing its generation by roughly 32, 31,15,
and 6 million tons respectively.  A few sites in each of these 7 States were responsible for the
majority of the differences in hazardous waste generation. The primary reason for the variation
was the reporting of hazardous wastewater.

Half the number of States reported a percentage difference, in the quantity generated between
1985 and  1987, greater than 48 percent and the other States reported a difference of less than
48 percent. Another indication of the magnitude of variation is obtained by developing a range
for quantity generated by taking, in one case,  the lower of the two years' quantities for each
State, and in the next case, the higher of the two years' quantities. The range is 171 million tons
to 339 million tons.  The difference, 168 million tons, is considerably higher than the 33 million
tons difference between 1985 and 1987. As with the number of generators, State quantity totals
are highly variable and the national totals are dominated by a few States.
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EXHIBIT 4-8.  COMPARISON OF TOTAL HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY GENERATED, BY STATE,
            1985 AND 1987



State
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
US. TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity
1985
Total Generated,
(000 tons)
7,406
3
847
57
9,658
295
178
95
2
834
37,325
<0.5
7
2
2,141
2.518
121
1,325
7,662
13.672
7
698
114
4,077
329
2,507
68
25
543
95
20
9.000
9
15.969
1,285
3
2,986
1,591
31
31,307
149
12
5,301
1
33,199
38,768
1.135
10
missing
24,996
439
12.077
123
16
271.037
1987
Total Generated,
(000 tons)
3.049
1
470
228
3,523
124
187
25
1
519
39.838
<0.5
1
17
1,969
1.951
89
1,241
5,851
12.304
11
76
91
2.305
76
1.296
149
6
9
1
17
47.739
4
778
928
11
3,093
1,195
23
775
201
12
4,850
2
884
52.770
226
6
15
35.679
581
12.979
148
3
238.327

Percent
Change, (%)
-58.8
-66.7
-44.5
300.0
-63.5
-58.0
5.1
-73.7
-50.0
-37.8
6.7
0.0
-85.7
750.0
-8.0
-22.5
-26.4
-6.3
-23.6
-10.0
57.1
-89.1
-20.2
-43.5
-76.9
-48.3
119.1
-76.0
-98.3
-93.9
-1S.O
430.4
-55.6
-95.1
-27.8
266.7
3.6
-24.9
-25.8
-97.5
34.9
0.0
•«.5
100.0
-97.3
36.1
-80.1
-40.0
—
42.7
32.3
7.5
20.3
•81.3
-12.1
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 An analysis was performed on the sites that accounted for 75 percent of the total generation in
 both years. A total of 36 different sites appear on one or both years' lists. The sites are listed in
 Exhibit 4-9. Thirty-one sites accounted for 75  percent of the quantity in  1985.  Fifteen sites
 accounted for 75 percent of the quantity in 1987.

 Thirty of the 31 sites present in 1985 were also present in 1987.  All 15 sites in 1987 were also
 generators in 1985. Though 35 of the 36 sites are present in  both years, the quantities reported
 vary considerably.  Of the 195 million tons accounted for  by the 31 sites in  1985, only 106
 million tons (54%) were accounted for by the 30 sites present in 1987.  Conversely, of the 181
 million tons generated by the 15 largest sites during 1987, the same 15 sites accounted for only
 97 million tons (54%) in 1985. The difference in quantity is caused by inconsistent reporting of
 hazardous wastewater.  This was confirmed  by obtaining feedback from the  States and the
 reporting sites.

 Exhibit  4-9 also presents the  absolute difference between the reported 1985 and  1987
 generation quantities.  Although the total generation for the 36 sites is roughly the same for the
 two years, there is often considerable variation at individual sites.  The sum of the deviations in
 site quantities, 178 million  tons, is roughly the same as the  total quantities reported by the 36
 sites for 1985 and 1987.

 More than 90 percent of the RCRA hazardous waste generated and managed in the United
 States  is wastewater.   There has  been widespread confusion about the  regulatory status of
these wastewaters, thereby contributing to a high measurement error for quantity generated.
 Release of wastewater into  surface waters or  publicly  owned  treatment works  (POTWs) is
regulated  under  the  National  Pollutant Discharge Elimination System  (NPDES) or  other
provisions of the Clean Water Act.  Prior to  their release, wastes may be managed in units
subject to RCRA permitting requirements (such as  surface impoundments) or in units exempt
from RCRA permitting requirements (such as  tank systems).   In both the 1985 and 1987
National  Biennial Reports, wastewaters managed exclusively in units exempt from  RCRA
permitting requirements were to be excluded from the report. However, if the wastewater was
managed  in any units subject to RCRA permitting requirements, its quantity was to be included.
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Both the facilities that generate and manage these often very large quantities of wastewaters,
and the States that collect the biennial hazardous waste reports, have misunderstood these
requirements.  In 1985 and 1987, some States excluded all RCRA hazardous wastewater from
their State Biennial Reports regardless of the permitting status of the units in which they were
managed.  In 1985, some States included the wastewater in their generation quantities,  but
excluded it from management quantities. This resulted in the large 1985 discrepancy between
the quantity generated and managed. Other States may have included hazardous wastewaters
managed exclusively in  exempt units.   Since many  of these generation and management
quantities are very large, inclusion or exclusion of one  or two sites may produce large shifts in
the national quantities.

Though the total quantity of generated waste reported in 1987 is 12 percent lower than that
reported for 1985,  one  cannot conclude with reasonable  certainty that  hazardous waste
generation is, in fact, declining. Also, it appears that the true amount of RCRA hazardous waste
generated and subsequently managed in units subject to RCRA permitting  during 1985 and
1987 may be higher than the numbers reported, primarily due to inconsistent reporting of RCRA
hazardous wastewater.  However, anecdotal evidence  from States and sites reporting indicate
that sites are shifting the management of wastewater from  RCRA units to  exempt units by
managing wastewater in tanks rather than surface impoundments.  Since the generation of
RCRA hazardous wastes managed exclusively in units exempt from RCRA permitting are  not
reportable in  the  Biennial Report, in  this respect, hazardous waste  generation subject to
reporting may be declining.
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 EXHIBIT 4-9. COMPARISON OF SITES CONTRIBUTING TO 75 PERCENT OF NATIONAL
           GENERATION, 1985 AND 1987


EPA ID
ALDOO 122 1902
CAX000083006
GAD003282803
GAD003324985
KYD006370159
KYD006370167
LAD0081 86579
LAD041581422
MID000809632
NJD001502517
NJD001 700707
NJD002385730
NYD002069748
NYD0021 26852
NYD002233039
PAD002389252
PAD004325254
PAD004335154
PAD004335162
PAD07 161 2683
SCD048373468
TND003376928
TXD001 700806
TXD007321904
TX0007330202
TXD008079527
TXD008081101
TXD008123317
TXD065096273
TXD066349770
TXD067285973
TX0096397211
VAD003121928
VA1 210020730
WVD004341491
WVD005005509
TOTAL
Quantity Reported (tons)

1985
5.302,513*
2,177,830*
34,519.457*
2.646,919*
4,830,693*
1,963,503*
3.217,952*
6.286.595*
2,621,897*
5.435,762*
1,739,438*
522,446
3.980.968*
6,118,830*
2,911.589*
3,640.796*
2.167,354*
1,771,404*
3,123,128*
4,897.562*
4,546.005*
32.163,393*
1,736,578
4,378,523*
5,084,975*
2,059,060*
2,153,917*
3,484,550*
3,269,664*
42,722
508,333
3,228,184*
112
24,782,400*
5,258,172*
5,718,474*
198,291,697
1987
1.705,597
missing
36.864.107*
2.818,235*
4,822,252*
488,411
3,139,802*
51,643
13.759
48,830
4,408
47,283,234*
463
45,965
14,943
342
14,630
23,602
508
1.651
4,423,416*
593.407
4,062,335*
2.648
4,731,688*
1,107,923
2,010,287
3,993,687*
2,290,687
3,322,465*
17,257,402*
4,542
10,823.412*
24,782,152*
6,691,616*
5,582,741*
189,022,790

Absolute
Difference (tons)
3.596,916
2.177.830
2,344,650
171,316
8.441
1,475,092
78,150
6,234,952
2,608,138
5,386,932
1.735,030
46.760,788
3.980,505
6,072,865
2,896,646
3.640,454
2,152,724
1,747,802
3,122,620
4,895,911
122,589
31,569,986
2,325,757
4,375,875
353,287
951,137
143,630
509,137
978,977
3,279,743
16,749,069
3,223,642
10,823,300
248
1,433.444
135,733
178,063,316
•Quantities included in 75 percent of total generation.
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4.4   NUMBER OF TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL (TSD)
      FACILITIES

Exhibit 4-10 presents, by EPA Region, the total number of RCRA treatment, storage, and
disposal facilities reported in 1985 and 1987.  The data indicate that the number of TSD facilities
decreased significantly, by 33 percent, falling from 4,944 in 1985 to 3,308 in 1987.  Moreover,
the number of TSD facilities decreased across all Regions.  Region VII  reported the least
decrease while Regions II, III, VI and IX reported substantial decreases.

The data suggest that even though some  errors may have been present, there is  strong
evidence that the number of TSD facilities is  on the decline. This is primarily because several
sites that had originally applied for a RCRA permit,  and had obtained  interim  status for
precautionary  reasons when RCRA regulations went into effect,  opted not  to file for the final
RCRA permit due to increased regulations and lack  of justification.  The vast majority of the
EXHIBIT 4-10. COMPARISON OF HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND
            DISPOSAL (TSD) FACILITIES, BY EPA REGION, 1985 AND 1987
Region
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
U. S. TOTAL
TSD Facilities
1985
Number
236
470
630
531
916
1.317
185
102
468
89
4.944
1987
Number
140
215
295
438
836
886
182
67
188
61
3,308
Percent
Change. (%)
-40.7
-54.3
-53.2
-17.5
-8.7
-32.7
•1.6
-34.3
-59.8
-31.5
-33.1
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 sites that were reported as ISO facilities in 1985 and not as TSD facilities in 1987, were storage-
 only facilities.  All four types of storage were reported: storage in containers, in tanks, in waste
 piles, and in surface impoundments. The decline was most dramatic in the number of sites that
 had RCRA permits for storage in tanks or containers. Sites that obtained RCRA interim status
 or a RCRA permit for storage  applied for closure as  they realized that the 90-day storage
 exemption was adequate and  that a long-term storage permit was unnecessary. The sites
 discovered they could still use the same storage equipment but ship their hazardous  wastes
 within  90 days of its generation.  Hence, the switch  to a nonregulated status was easily
 attainable by simple modification  of their operating procedures and without change  in their
 equipment.

 There were also several sites that switched the storage or treatment of hazardous wastewater in
 surface impoundments to storage or treatment in tanks. The incentive for the change was that
 RCRA hazardous wastewater managed  exclusively in  tanks is  exempt from regulation and
 reporting, as it is regulated under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
 or other provisions of the Clean Water Act.  For example, most sites in New York made this
 change to management exclusively in tanks, and the number of TSD facilities dropped from 132
 in 1985  to 79 in 1987.  Moreover, the  quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated and
 managed in 1987 was less than the quantity in 1985, since wastewater was  the predominant
 type of waste generated in New York in 1985.

 The data on hazardous waste management facilities is more accurate than hazardous waste
 generators because there is little confusion in the regulations as to the definition of a regulated
 TSD facility.  Also, States pay close attention to the TSD facilities, keep better records on them,
 and monitor their compliance with regulations, including reporting.

 The number of TSD facilities, by State, is  presented in Exhibit 4-11. The majority of the  States,
 45 of them, reported  a decrease or no change in the number of TSD facilities, while 9 States
 reported an increase  (most of them a very small increase) in the number of TSD facilities. Of
the 39 States that reported a decrease between 1985 and 1987, the median difference in the
 number of TSD facilities is 16 facilities. Of the 9 States  that reported an increase,  the median
difference is 5 facilities.  The high consistency of decrease in the number of TSD facilities across Y
 most States is an indication that the number of TSD facilities is on the decline.
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EXHIBIT 4-11. COMPARISON OF HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND
            DISPOSAL (TSD) FACILITIES, BY STATE, 1985 AND 1987


State
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
US. TOTAL
TSD Faculties
1985
Number
66
5
98
35
348
34
138
15
1
72
91
2
12
11
295
133
46
35
44
67
17
44
52
126
41
47
96
9
8
8
9
284
16
132
78
7
251
46
13
464
54
13
83
2
50
1,153
39
7
missing
67
60
39
70
11
4.944
1987
Number
52
9
34
39
130
27
94
8
1
51
60
2
15
6
226
103
37
26
64
130
8
27
21
131
46
29
111
5
8
7
4
108
13
79
77
7
196
34
8
193
27
9
71
2
34
670
18
4
1
42
38
24
134
8
3,308
Percent
Change. (%)
-21.2
80.0
•65.3
11.4
-62.6
-20.6
-31.9
-46.7
0.0
-29.2
-34.1
0.0
25.0
-45.5
-23.4
-22.6
-19.6
-25.7
45.5
94.0
-52.9
-38.6
-59.6
4.0
12.2
-38.3
15.6
-44.4
0.0
-12.5
-55.6
-62.0
-18.8
-40.2
-1.3
0.0
-21.9
-26.1
-38.5
-58.4
-50.0
-30.8
-14.5
0.0
-32.0
-41.9
-53.8
-42.9
_
•37.3
-36.7
-33.5
91.4
-27.3
-33.1
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4.5   QUANTITY OF HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGED

Since storage is not a final  management method and was excluded from the 1987 data
presented in Chapter 2, storage is also excluded from the 1985 data for comparisons in this
section.

Exhibit 4-12 presents, by EPA Region, the total quantity of RCRA hazardous waste managed
during 1985 and 1987.  The data indicate that the reported quantity of RCRA hazardous waste
managed increased by 3.9 million tons (1.7%), rising from 229.6 million tons in 1985 to 233.5
million tons in 1987.  This is in contrast to the reported quantity of hazardous waste generated
(see Exhibit 4-7), where the quantity decreased by roughly 33 million tons  (12.1%), declining
from 271 million tons in  1985 to 238 million tons in 1987.  This difference is mainly because of
the disparity in the generation and management data reported for Tennessee, New York, and
California, during 1985. The 1985 hazardous waste generation and management data for these
3 States were 33 and 0.6 million tons, 16 and 9.8 million tons, and  9.7 and 3.7  million tons,
respectively.  The 1985 National Biennial Report  acknowledged that these States probably
included RCRA  hazardous  wastewater  that was managed in units  exempt  from  RCRA
permitting in the generation total but excluded it in the management total.

There are  substantial variations,  both  increases and decreases, at  the Regional level.  Six
Regions show a decrease in hazardous waste  management  quantity, three Regions show an
increase, while one Region shows no change. Region  II showed an increase of nearly 30
million tons, whereas Region III showed a decrease of nearly 20 million tons.
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                                           Chapter 4: Comparison of 1987 Data to 1985 Data
EXHIBIT 4-12.  COMPARISON OF HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY MANAGED, BY EPA
             REGION, 1985 AND 1987
Region
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
U. S. TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity1
1985
Total Managed,
(000 tons)
714
18,681
67,899
62,241
11,718
56,636
1,409
5,062
4,721
561
229,642
1987
Total Managed,
(000 tons)
197
48.651
48,379
56,999
9,563
62,454
1,409
389
5,068
368
233,476
Percent
Change. (%)
-72.4
160.4
-28.7
-8.4
-18.4
10.3
0.0
-92.3
7.4
-34.4
1.7
1
 Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.
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The quantity of hazardous waste managed, by State, is presented in Exhibit 4-13. Twenty-nine
States reported a decrease, 16 States reported an increase, while 9 States reported no change
in the quantity of hazardous waste managed from 1985 to 1987.  Similar to hazardous waste
generation, New Jersey, Virginia, and Texas reported a substantial increase in hazardous waste
management, each state increasing its management quantity by roughly 39,11,  and 9 million
tons respectively.  Pennsylvania and New York led the reduction in the quantity of hazardous
waste managed with 30 and 9 million tons respectively.  The reporting of hazardous wastewater
at very few sites was responsible for the majority of the differences in the quantity managed.

Looking at the national management total, it first appears that the quantity of hazardous waste
managed did not change significantly between 1985 and 1987. Examining the data on a State
basis, however, reveals a different view of hazardous waste management. Nearly half the states
reported a deviation of roughly 50 percent in the quantity managed from 1985 to 1987.

Although most of the States reported a decrease in the quantity of hazardous waste managed
from 1985 to 1987, due to large variation in trend between States, one cannot conclude with
confidence any trends in the hazardous  waste management quantity.  Further, while some
evidence suggests a decline in management in RCRA permitted units because of a shin in
hazardous  wastewater treatment from surface impoundments to tanks, the  trend is not
verifiable by the Biennial Report  data.
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                                       Chapter* Comparison of 1987Data to 1985 Data
EXHIBIT 4-13.  COMPARISON OF HAZARDOUS WASTE QUANTITY MANAGED, BY STATE,
             1985 AND 1987



State
ALABAMA
ALASKA
ARIZONA
ARKANSAS
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
GUAM
HAWAII
IDAHO
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA
PUERTO RICO
RHODE ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGIN ISLANDS
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
US. TOTAL
Hazardous Waste Quantity1
1985
Total Managed,
(000 tons)
7,411
1
884
703
3.734
157
143
19
0
719
37,248
0
6
4
1,944
1,630
91
1,292
7,165
13,654
1
242
519
5,230
45
2.429
24
3
2
97
0
8,768
7
9,799
1,394
80
2,772
2.038
21
30,706
114
51
5,275
0
600
40,234
4,766
0
missing
24,922
535
12,010
97
56
229,642
1987
Total Managed,
(000 tons)
2.986
1
452
108
4,603
96
136
6
0
476
39.751
0
1
41
2,035
2.080
47
1,268
5,775
11.935
1
27
42
2.275
12
1,230
82
4
11
12
0
47,782
7
669
901
1
3,089
1,111
75
350
185
18
5,237
0
643
49,293
285
0
15
35.654
251
12,342
73
2
233,476

Percent
Change, (%)
-59.7
0.0
-48.9
-84.6
23.3
-38.9
-4.9
•68.4
0.0
-33.8
6.7
0.0
-83.3
925.0
4.7
27.6
-48.4
-1.9
-19.4
-12.6
0.0
-88.8
-91.9
-56.5
-73.3
-49.4
241.7
33.3
450.0
-87.6
0.0
44S.O
0.0
-93.2
-35.4
-98.8
11.4
-45.5
257.1
-98.9
62.3
•64.7
-0.7
0.0
7.2
22.5
-94.0
0.0
—
43.1
-53.1
2.8
-24.7
-96.4
1.7
1
 Quantity managed only by storage is excluded.
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                5  STATE SUMMARY PROFILES
5.1
OVERVIEW OF STATE-BY-STATE TABLES
In this chapter, six tables containing State-specific, key RCRA hazardous waste generation and
management data are presented for each State. After receiving the initial hazardous waste data
from each individual State, EPA prepared  a State Hazardous Waste  Profile Report and
requested each State to review its tables for data accuracy and completeness.  All States
provided feedback and the revised data, presented here, were used to prepare the national
tables. A brief summary of each of these tables follows.


       •     Table 1:  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987 -
                     shows the quantity of hazardous waste generated, the number of
                     large quantity generators, the number of treatment, storage, disposal,
                     recycling facilities, and  final disposition and quantities of wastes
                     managed in RCRA processes.

       •     Table 2:  RCRA Hazardous  Waste Imports and  Exports, 1987  - shows
                     quantities of wastes received from out of State and/or shipped to out
                     of State facilities.

       •     Table 3:  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987 -
                     lists, by EPA waste code, the 40 largest waste streams and quantity
                     generated within each State.

       •     Table 4:  Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste
                     Managed by RCRA Management Method, 1987 - lists the 4 largest
                     quantities and types of waste handled by each management method.

       •     Tables:  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Generators  and RCRA
                     Quantity Generated, 1987 - lists the 40 largest generators in each
                     State along with the quantity of waste generated by each.

       •     Table 6:  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987 - lists the 40
                     largest hazardous waste facilities in each State along with the quantity
                     of waste managed, source of waste, and management  methods
                     used.


Preceding each State's tables is a State summary page that provides the EPA Region address,

description of the data collection instruments used by the State to gather information for this
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report, the type of data the State submitted to EPA, whether or not waste minimization data
were included in this report, the address of the participating State environmental authority, and
notes concerning specific quality assurance/quality control issues.
5.2        STATE TABLES 1-6

The following pages contain the 6 State tables for each State, presented in alphabetic order.
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Alabama
  Region IV

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                                 ALABAMA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA  30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Alabama Department of
 Environmental Management
1751 Cong. W.L Dickinson Dr.
Montgomery, AL 36130
Notes:    No special notes for Alabama.
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                                     Alabama

        Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     369

3.049.028 tons




      22
       5
       3

      3Q

2.985.944 tons


      §2
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
faculties
using
method
2
2
8
12
21*
0
8
1
0
5
2
14*
2
0
30*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
200,969
1,700,445
4,347
8,854
1,914,615
0
7,573
52
0
690,273
0
697,898
0
0
2,612,513
87.5%
Off site
0
0
0
52,335
52,335
0
310,730
0
0
0
0
310,730
10,366
0
373,431
12.5%
Total
200,969
1,700.445
4,347
61.189
1,966,950
0
318,303
52
0
690,273
0
1,008,628
10,366
0
2,985,944
100%
Percent
6.7
56.9
0.1
2.0
65.9
0.0
10.7
<0.05
0.0
23.1
0.0
33.8
0.3
0.0
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                    Alabama
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NO
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
PR
SC
89
TN
TX
VA
VI
VT
WA
Wl
WV
TOTAL
Tons received
2,661
2
1,124
1
212
17
1.325
33,066
34,309
1,099
13,244
33,393
1.118
18,527
5,988
8.253
666
23
2,321
427
26.374
38.597
4.090
281
227
55
3.127
2
76
1,204
1.417
553
75
3,557
327
2.865
1
27,583
3.816
8,310
4
222
3
3,758
939
285,239
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AR
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MK
MS
NC
NE
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PA
SC
TN
TX
VA
Wl
TOTAL
Tons shipped
582
8,428
1,324
102
10,167
6
1,573
10,345
22
285
1.243
59
8,424
21
60;
1k
995
305
1,305
1.99C
5,521
3.32C
752
113
57,693
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                         Alabama
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
DOMX
MOMX
K062
D008
F006
F003
D001
FOMX
KOMX
D003
K001
K061
F002
F019
F005
K071
D007
D009
F001
D006
K087
D004
F007
U159
P106
U288
UOMX
U170
U154
K052
K048
U211
P014
P071
P089
U133
U239
P030
K049
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
2,401,192
281,892
215,906
48,046
18,678
17,594
17.232
12,213
7,183
4,788
4,729
4,249
3,889
2,414
1.639
1,228
1,095
923
721
717
435
337
281
200
200
196
167
158
138
72
54
52
51
50
45
45
34
23
21
20
Percent
of State
total (%)
78.8
9.2
7.1
1.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                      Alabama

                        Table  4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of  RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method,  1987

Management
Method
D80



D81
083



R99



T01
T02



T03



T04




Waste Waste Waste Waste
Code 1 Code 2 Code 3 Code 4
0008
MOMX
F006
FOMX
K048
0002
K001
K071
K044
0001
MOMX
F001
F005
MOMX
0002
D008
UOMX
0001
F003
D001
K001
FOMX
MOMX
0001
FOMX
0008
Quant i ty
Managed
(U.S. tons)
63,149
57,146
49,011
33,062
52
688,050
1,125
1,095
3
4,872
1.233
1,221
1,166
200,969
1,698,274
2,000
150
9
2.107
1,274
333
251
29,594
10,183
6,169
5,923
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/MTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under MPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatnent/AppUcation/Farning
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
13J
T02  Treatment  in Surface
       Impoundments
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment

R99  Recycling

U99  Unknown

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                                           Alabama

    Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     ALD001221902    CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION
  2     ALD000828848    SLOSS INDUSTRIES CORPORATION
  3     ALD046481032    SANDERS LEAD COMPANY INC.
  4     ALD008161176    AGO CHEMICALS INC.
  5     ALD982100414    SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AUTHORITY
  6     ALD004014973    GULF STATES STEEL INC.
  7     ALD070513767    M&M CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT CO.,  INC.
  8     ALD054571278    NATIONAL-STANDARD CO.
  9     ALD041906173    INTERSTATE LEAD COMPANY INC.
 10     ALD078960234    SAGINAW DIVISION - GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
 11     ALD093179315    DUPONT MOBILE PLANT
 12     AL3210020027    ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT
 13     ALD004019642    OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
 14     ALD004029294    HANNA STEEL CORPORATION
 15     ALD003397S69    AMERICAN CAST IRON PIPE COMPANY
 16     ALD094476793    ALLWORTH INC.
 17     ALD002904506    USS A DIV. OF USX CORP. /FAIRFIELD WORKS
 18     ALD000622464    CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INC.
 19     ALD139659452    BAY EQUIPMENT CO. INC.
 20     ALD980839310    GERRARD STEEL PICKLING
 21     ALD067123570    SMI STEEL INC
 22     ALD006320774    MONSANTO COMPANY
 23     ALD981868466    AMERICAN BRASS INC.
 24     ALD980708036    MOBILE TANK WASH INC.
 25     ALD040653636    SONY MAGNETIC PRODUCTS INC OF  AMERICA
 26     ALD004023164    3N
 27     ALD008185407    HUXFORD POLE AND TIMBER CO., INC.
 28     ALD102066636    NEPTUNE WATER METER COMPANY
 29     ALD000622852    BIRMINGHAM BOLT COMPANY INC.
 30     ALD095687679    REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY,  ALLOYS PLANT
 31      ALD031490501    BALDWIN POLE AND PILING COMPANY,  INC.
 32     ALD982114704    BALDWIN POLE AND PILING COMPANY INC.
 33     ALD000770164    RYDER BULK TRANSPORTATION SEVICES  INC.
 34     ALD981020894    FISHER INDUSTRIAL SERVICE INC.
 35     AL0000608224    KAY-FRIES,  ALABAMA, INC.
 36     ALD047158266    UNION FOUNDRY
 37     ALD082066192    BROWN WOOD PRESERVING COMPANY
 38     ALD001817295    ACUSTAR,  INC.
 39     ALD021257951    REDWING CARRIERS INC
 40      ALD095688875    ICI AMERICAS INC -  COLD CREEK  PLANT


City
MCINTOSH
BIRMINGHAM
TROY
AXIS
TUSCALOOSA
GADSDEN
REECE CITY
COLUMBIANA
LEEDS
ATHENS
AXIS
ANNISTON
SHEFFIELD
FAIRFIELD
BIRMINGHAM
BIRMINGHAM
FAIRFIELD
EMELLE
PR I CHARD
FLORENCE
BIRMINGHAM
DECATUR
HEADLAND
MOBILE
DOTHAN
DECATUR
HUXFORD
TALLASSEE
BIRMINGHAM
SHEFFIELD
BAY NINETTE
BAY NINETTE
MOBILE
GADSOEN
THEODORE
ANNISTON
BROWNVILLE
HUNTSVILLE
CREOLA
BUCKS
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
1.705,597
688,050
235,867
202,621
39,580
38,042
15,460
10,365
9,128
8,396
7,410
6,906
4,766
4,251
4,055
3,706
3,265
3,260
2,915
2,800
2,548
2,428
2,412
2.017
1,895
1,767
1,514
1,382
1,316
1,277
1,260
1.127
1,083
1,072
1,001
930
889
871
801
764

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                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste  Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1  ALD001221902
   2  ALD000828848
   3  ALD000622464
   4  ALD046481032
   5  ALD008161176
   6  ALD981C19045
   7  AL0070513767
   8  ALD094476793
   9  AL3210020027
  10  ALD0033975-*
  11  ALD002904S.-i6
  12  ALD006320~%
  13  ALD9818684:,*
  14  ALD0406536U
  15  ALD9810208- 4
  16  ALD0314905QI
  17  ALD000608224
  18  AL0047158266
  19  ALD093179315
  20  AL0077640001
  21  AL7210020742
^&  ALD031499833
      AL0058223371
  24  ALD000827154
  25  ALD071951628
  26  ALD981028798
  27  ALD004019048
  28  AL264009000S
  29  ALD981028848
  30  ALD063687016
  31  AL0059903641
  32 ALD000653303
  33 AL0000652677
  34  AL0061149712
  35 ALD004009320
  36 ALD003326444
  37 ALD004009403
  38 ALD057202558
  39 ALD000627147
  40  AL6210020776
 Site  Name

 CIBA  GEIGY CORPORATION
 SLOSS INDUSTRIES CORP
 CHEMICAL  WASTE MANAGEMENT  INC
 SANDERS LEAD CO INC
 AKZO  CHEMICALS, INC.
 CITADEL CEMENT CORP
 M&M CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT CO  INC
 ALLWORTH  INC
 ANNISTON  ARMY DEPOT
 AMERICAN  CAST IRON PIPE CO
 USS A DIV OF USX CORP/FAIRFIELD WORK
 MONSANTO  CO
 AMERICAN  BRASS INC
 SONY  MAGNETIC PRODUCTS INC OF AMERIC
 FISHER INDUSTRIAL SERVICE  INC
 BALDWIN POLE AND PILING CO INC
 (CAY-FRIES ALABAMA INC
 UNION FOUNDRY COMPANY
 DUPONT MOBILE PLANT
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-019-01
 US ARMY MISSILE COMMAND
 ALLIED-SIGNAL INC FAIRFIELD TAR PLAN
 STALLUORTH TIMBER CO INC
 M&T CHEMICALS
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 6-133-01
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-019-02
 MONSANTO  CHEMICAL CO
 TVA MUSCLE SHOALS POWER SERVICE CTR
 CLEANUAY  INC
 CATALYTIC INC-SRC PILOT PLANT
 J&A ENTERPRISES
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-019-21
 COPELAND  CORP
ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
 HUNT REFINING CO
WALKER-WILLIAMS LUMBER CO  INC
 (COPPERS COMPANY INC
OWENS CORNING PLUMBING PRODUCTS CO
PARKER HANNIFIN CORP
USA FORT RUCKER-ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICE
City
                                                                            Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Heth Meth Meth Haste     Managed
                                                                              12345   Source   (U.S.  tons)
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
  1914  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming






:



) WORK


IMERIC







I PLAN





• CTR









i CO

JFFICE
D82
D83
D84

Storage
S01
S02
S03
S04
SOS
MCINTOSH
BIRMINGHAM
EMELLE
TROY
AXIS
DEMOPOLIS
REECE CITY
BIRMINGHAM
ANNISTON
BIRMINGHAM
FAIRFIELD
DECATUR
HEADLAND
DOTHAN
GADSDEN
BAY MINETTE
THEODORE
ANNISTON
AXIS
DOLOMITE
REDSTONE ARSENAL
BIRMINGHAM
BEATRICE
AXIS
WHISTLER
HUNTSVILLE
ANNISTON
MUSCLE SHOALS
MONTGOMERY
WILSONVILLE
HUNTSVILLE
MONTGOMERY
HARTSELLE
BIRMINGHAM
TUSCALOOSA
HATCHECHUBBEE
MONTGOMERY
HUNTSVILLE
JACKSONVILLE
FORT RUCKER
Ocean Disposal
T03
D83
501
S03
T01
T04
T04
R99
501
504
T04
501
S03
T03
T04
D83
T03
T04
S01
S01
S01
SOI
T03
S01
S01
S01
D80
501
R99
S01
S01
S01
S01
SOI
D81
S01
501
501
S01
501

080 T02

T04 D80
S04 505
D83



T04
T02

505 T04

T04
080



S02 T03
S02
T04
T03


S02
S02



S02
S02 SOS
S02



D80





Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal


Container (barrel
Tank
Waste Pile
Onsite 1,704,
Onsite 688,
D83 084 Both 313,
T04 D80 Both 236,
Onsite 202,
Offsite 29,
Offsite 15.
Offsite 10,
Onsite 4,
Onsite 4,
Onsite 3,
Onsite 2,
Onsite 2,
Onsite 1,
Offsite 1,
Onsite 1,
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Treatment
615
050
118
793
064
391
T64
JiO
409
000
035
057
000
776
197
125
983
930
560
538
410
394
333
33 i
30)
265
227
170
138
137
74
63
62
53
52
38
33
33
22
22

T01 Treatment in Tanks
T02 Treatment in Surface


.

, drum, etc.)




Impoundments
T03 Incineration
T04 Other Treatment

R99 Recycling





Surface Impoundment
Other Storage


U99 Unknown


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Alaska
 Region X
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                                 ALASKA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region X
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop HW-112
12006th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Environmental
 Conservation
Division of Environmental
 Quality
Hazardous Waste Program
8800 Glacier Highway
Juneau, AK 99811-1800
Notes:    No special notes for Alaska.
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                                      Alaska

        Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
  23

1.324  tons




   3
   0
   0

   2

 867  tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
:
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0*
0
1
0
0
0
0
1*
2
0
3*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
66
0
0
0
0
66
801
0
867
100%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
66
0
0
0
0
66
801
0
867
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
7.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
7.6
92.4
0.0
100
"Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                  136

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                     Alaska
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
CA
ID
LA
OR
WA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
26
58
7
37
198
326
                               137

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                          Alaska
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14'
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D004
DOMX
D001
MOMX
K051
D002
F005
FOMX
UOMX
D007
F001
F002
F027
K050
D008
F003
D006
D009
D0 10
D011
D017
P001
P105
U002
U151
U154
U223
U240












Quantity generated
in State (tons)
787
171
144
78
65
27
20
12
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5












Percent
of State
total (%)
59.7
13.0
10.9
5.9
4.9
2.0
1.5
0.9
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05












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                                                         Alaska

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1     Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                              080         K051                                       65
                                          D008                                        1

                              R99         DOM                                      787
                                          0002      0006                              14
Disposal                                             080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior               081  Land Treatment/Appli cat ion/Faming           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                    082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTM, Prior               083  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                      084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   079  Underground Injection Uells                  T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                              Alaska

      Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     AKD092876390    UNOCAL CHEMICALS DIVISION
  2     AK8570028649    USAF ELMENDORF AFB
  3     AKD048679682    KENAI  REFINERY/TESORO ALASKA PETROLEUM
  4     AK8690360492    US COAST  GUARD BASH
  I     AK9690330742    US COAST  GUARD SUPPORT CTR
  6     AK1210022157    U.S. ARMY, 6TH INFANTRY DIVISION (LIGHT)
  7     AKD000643239    STANDARD  ALASKA PRODUCTION CO
  8     AK1570028646    EIELSON AFB
  9     AK4170024323    NAVAL  AIR STATION ADAK ALASKA
 10     AKD052581758    TAPS-VALDEZ MARINE TERMINAL
 11     AKD980329882    CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOC., INC.
 12     AK1570028638    CLEAR  AIR FORCE SITE
 13     AK9S70028705    UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
 14     AKD000850701    MAPCO  ALASKA PETROLEUM INC.
 15     AKD000831750    CHEVRON USA INC, ANCHORAGE TERMINAL
 16     AKD98083467S    STANDARD  ALASKA PRODUCTION COMPANY ENDIC
 17     AK9570028655    USAF,  5072 CSS/DE
 18     AKD981762685    ALASCOM,  INC
 19     AKD981765555    MATANUSKA TELEPHONE ASSN INC
 20     AK6210022426    U.S. ARMY, 6TH INFANTRY DIVISION (LIGHT)
 21     AKD981764616    MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH
 22     AK1570028695    USAF DEU  LINE STATION ROW-MAIN FELEC SER
 23     AK5570028618    USAF DEW  LINE STATION BAR-MAIN FELEC SER
City

KENAI
ELHENDORF AFB
KENAI
KETCH I (CAN
KOOIAK
FORT RICHARDSON
PRUDHOE BAY
EIELSON AFB
ADAK
VALDEZ
KENAI
CLEAR
SHEMYA AFB
NORTH POLE
ANCHORAGE
PRUDHOE BAY

JUNEAU
PALMER
FORT WAINWRIGHT
BUTTE
POINT BARROW
BARTER ISLAND
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

    787
     76
     66
     66
     61
     41
     40
     32
     28
     26
     25
     25
     12
     10
      7
      6
      5
      4
      3
      3
      1
      0
      0
                                                                            140

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                                                        Alaska

                               Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
Rank    EPAID       Site Name                             City

  1   AKD092876390   UNOCAL CHEMICALS  DIVISION              KENAI
  2   AK8570028649   USAF ELNENOORF AFB                     ELKENDORF AFB
  3   AKD048679682   KENAI  REFINERY/TESORO ALASKA PETROLE   KENAI
  4   AK9690330742   US COAST  GUARD SUPPORT CTR             KODIAK
  5   AK1210022157   U.S. ARMY, 6TH INFANTRY DIVISION (LI   FCK: RICHARDSON
  6   AKD000643239   STANDARD  ALASKA PRODUCTION CO          PROHOE BAY
  7   AK1570028646   EIELSON AFB                            EIELSON AFB
  8   AK6210022426   U.S. ARMY, 6TH INFANTRY DIVISION (LI   FORT UAINURIGHT
  9   AKD991281221   ARCO PRUDHOE  BAY                       ANCHORAGE
                                                                            Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                                                                            R99
                                                                            S01
                                                                            D80
                                                                            S01
                                                                            S01
                                                                            SOI
                                                                            R99
                                                                            SOI
                                                                            S01
                      S01
                                                  Onsite
                                                  Both
                                                  Onsite
                                                  Ons ite
                                                  Onsite
                                                  Onsite
                                                  Onsite
                                                  Both
                                                  Onsite
                        787
                        167
                         66
                         61
                         41
                         40
                         32
                         22
                          0
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
        Discharge to Setwr/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
        Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior ManageMnt in RCRA Units
        Underground Injection Wells
        Landfills
        Land Treatment/Appl {cation/Farming
                                                     D82  Ocean Disposal
                                                     083  Surface Impoundments
                                                     D84  Other Disposal
  021

  D79
  D80
  D81
Storage
   S01
   S02
   503
   S04
   SOS
Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
Tank
Waste Pi ie
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown

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Arizona
  Region IX
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                                 ARIZONA
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region IX
                                              RCRA Branch
                                              Mail Stop H-31
                                              1235 Mission Street
                                              San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection                   State-specific annual report and
 Instrument:                                    EPA Waste Minimization
                                               Report


Type of Data Submission to EPA:                  Site-level and State-level
                                               summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included                 Yes
 in this Report?
Address of Participating State                     Department of Environmental
 Environmental Authority                          Quality
                                              2005 North Central Avenue
                                              Phoenix, A2 85004
Notes:    Site names and addresses were not provided by Arizona.  Hence, the site
         name and city are blank in Table 5 and 6.
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                                      Arizona

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
   Facilities managing only waste generated on site
   Facilities managing only waste generated off site
   Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
    245

469.767 tons




     13
      6
      4

     22

452.329 tons


     24
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
— —
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
1
6
11
14*
0
4
0
0
0
2
5*
8
0
23*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
440,250
617
9,572
450,439
0
56
0
0
0
314
370
0
0
450,809
99.7%
Off Site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,520
0
1,520
0.3%
Total
0
440.250
617
9,572
450,439
0
56
0
0
0
314
370
1,520
0
452,329
100%
Percent
0.0
97.3
0.1
2.1
99.6
0.0
<0.05
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.1
0.3
0.0
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                              Arizona

      Table 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
 Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
   State
  TOTAL
Tons received
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AR
CA
CO
CT
FL
IL
LA
NJ
NM
NV
NY
PA
TX
UT
TOTAL
Tons shipped
179
9,419
17
12
6
140
90
640
4,873
1,326
1
2
1,571
1,377
19,653
                                                145

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                         Arizona
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
F006
DOMX
D002
D001
F001
FOMX
F003
D007
F002
D003
U121
F005
U226
U210
U002
P089
U044
P071
U080
D006
U223
D008
P044
UOMX
U159
F008
P037
U211
D009
D011
D016
U129
U134
U220
U228
U238
D004
F009
POMX
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
438,258
9,493
3,040
1,676
923
750
527
457
379
325
118
90
64
25
19
17
16
15
14
9
7
7 '
6
5
5
5
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
Percent
of State
total (%)
96.0
2.1
0.7
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                           146

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                                                        Arizona

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quant i ty
                            Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              080         D002      0005      D007      D008            56

                              D84         D001      D011      F001      F002           3U

                              R99         D001      0002      D003      D006           982
                                          D001      F002      FOMX      MONX           515
                                          D002      F001      F002                      23

                              T02
                              T03

                              T04
D006
D007
D001
D002
F006
0008
0002 D003 0007
0003 0004 0007
437,579
2,671
617
9,572
Disposal                                              D80  Landfill*                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                D81  Land Treatnent/Application/Farning           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Inpoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   079  underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks         1 4 7   u99

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                                      Arizona

Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
       Rank

         1
         2
         3
         4
         5
         6
         7
         8
         9
        10
        11
        12
        13
        14
        15
        16
        17
        18
        19
        20
        21
        22
        23
        24
        25
        26
        27
        28
        29
        30
        31
        32
        33
        34
        35
        36
       37
       38
       39
       40
    EPA10
                       Site Name
City
 AZ0009005422    HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY    TUCSON
 AZ0980735500
 AZ0009000050
 AZT000623827
 AZT000624445
 AZT000623702
 AZD089308803
 AZT000611426
 AZ0009004177
 AZ063274609
 AZD008394397
 AZD980896310
 AZ0009004961
 AZD000625715
 AZ0091235457
 AZD049318009
 A20054408794
 AZD980737324
 AZ0018517698
 AZ8170024493
 A20980818330
 AZD085453603
 AZD008399636
 A2T000623819
 A2D980892897
 A20089304216
 A20003987997
 AZ0020132502
 AZD980881015
 A20008394454
 A2D981371628
 AZD094527587
 AZT050010636
AZD078986643
 A2D008398505
AZT050010768
AZD000632455
A2T050010131
AZD981375199
AZ7570028582
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

  440,809
    4,873
    2,045
    1,378
    1,246
    1,028
      987
      962
      946
      903
      885
      876
      724
      698
      574
      523
      522
      505
      475
      470
      378
      335
      287
      244
      242
      191
      185
      183
      181
      170
      156
      151
      151
      140
      135
      118
      116
      110
      106
      104
                                                                148

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                                                        Arizona

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
                                                                            Mgmt Hgmt Hgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Heth Meth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
 Rank    EPA1D

   1  AZ0009005422
   2  AZD980735500
   3  AZT000623702
   4  AZD049318009
   5  AZ0980892731
   6  AZD089308803
   7  AZ00438480SO
   8  AZD009015389
   9  AZT050010180
  10  AZ000839850S
  11  AZD089304216
  12  AZ0980892897
  13  AZ7213820635
  14  AZD042018689
  15  AZ0980816102
  16  AZD000819565
  17  AZ0020132502
  18  AZ4570024055
  19  AZ4S72190029
  20  AZ5213820991
  21   AZ0008399263
 ""  AZD05U08794
    1  A2D051458511
  24  AZD980814479
  25   AZD020122479
  26  AZD980880S53
  27  A2D000819615
  28   AZD980638290
  29   AZT000623819
  30   A24570024139
Site Name
HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY
City 1
TUCSON T02
T04
S01
S01
T03
R99
R99
T03
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
R99
SOI
T04
SOI
T03
T04
T04
R99
D80
SOI
R99
S01
T03
T04
R99
T04
234


R99 S04

080 T04 S01

S01 S02
084
S02
SOS

S02 R99
T03 T04




T04
S01 T04
S01
502 S01 080
SOI

T04 D80 T03




S01

5 Source
Ons ite
Off site
Ons ite
Off site
D84 Both
Off site
Onsite
Off site
Both
Onsite
Off site
Off site
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Off site
Both
Onsite
S03 Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Off site
Onsite
Both
(U.S. tons
440,250
9,369
2,031
1,632
933
460
356
260
224
135
125
63
59
57
56
40
37
36
36
34
31
31
12
8
5
4
2
2
2
0
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Setwr/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
  |pU  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES.
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatnent/Application/Farning
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 D83  Surface Impoundments
                                 084  Other Disposal
                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel, drum,  etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 S03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage                 .
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown

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Arkansas
  Region VI
          150

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                                 ARKANSAS
EPA Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region VI
                                             RCRA Programs Branch
                                             Mail Stop 6H-H
                                             1445 Ross Avenue
                                             Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection                  State-specific annual report
 Instrument:                                   and EPA Waste Minimization
                                              Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:                 Waste stream-level data in
                                              State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included                No
 in this Report?
Address of Participating State                    State of Arkansas
 Environmental Authority                        Department of Pollution
                                              Control and Ecology
                                             8001 National Drive,
                                             P.O. Box 9583
                                             Little Rock, AR 72209
Notes:    In Tables 1 and 2, we see that hazardous waste generation (G) is reported as
         227,983 tons, RCRA hazardous waste management (excluding storage-only
         management) (M) is reported as 108,008 tons, imports (I) are 51,803 tons,
         and exports (X) are 65,890 tons.  The RCRA hazardous waste flow balance
         equation, G = M -1 + X, is far out of balance. This is because a sizeable
         quantity of hazardous  waste generated was managed exclusively in storage
         units, and this quantity is excluded from the management quantity, but not the
         generation quantity, reported in Table 1.  Sloan Valve Company, EPA ID
         ARD077389393, alone reported  79,333 tons  of  RCRA hazardous waste
         management in storage-only units.

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                                     Arkansas

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


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

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
    112

227.983 tons




     15
     12
      2

     2S

108.008 tons



     22
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
4
0
6
10
15*
3
4
3
0
1
5
12*
0
10
29*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
9,705
0
1,380
5,844
16.929
35,891
693
6,183
0
280
14
43,061
0
0
59,990
55.5%
Off site
11.420
0
17,167
11,558
40,145
76
76
0
0
0
3,102
3,254
0
4,619
48,018
44.5%
Total
21,125
0
18,547
17,402
57.074
35,967
769
6,183
0
280
3,116
46,315
0
4,619
108,008
100%
Percent
19.6
0.0
17.2
16.1
52.8
33.3
0.7
5.7
0.0
0.3
2.9
42.9
0.0
4.3
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                    Arkansas
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out ot State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
HI
IA
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
ND
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
PR
SC
SD
TN
TX
UT
VA
WA
Wl
WV
WY
TOTAL
Tons received
1,071
155
3,726
652
25
34
268
188
567
11
53
2
2.345
14,977
70
503
2,520
45
546
988
60
2,700
934
614
1
9,216
4
682
302
28
460
372
259
21
594
191
263
14
1,388
1.171
2,696
566
72
103
335
11
51,803
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AZ
FL
IL
IN
KY
LA
ME
Ml
MO
MS
NJ
OH
OK
PA
TN
TX
UT
TOTAL
Tons shipped
14,989
21
5
279
123
527
20,320
1,223
43
104
67
16
32
3,893
6
1,561
22,666
15
65,890
                           153

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                         Arkansas
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D008
D001
D002
MOMX
DOMX
FOMX
F007
KOMX
K061
K001
F006
F003
U061
K048
F001
D003
F005
D007
U067
P071
F002
K118
(=009
U122
KD62
F019
K046
D004
P047
K051
K086
K087
U188
F008
K024
U029
U080
U190
U240
D009
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
82,949
31,227
31,030
18,445
11,527
7,175
6,888
6,165
6.157
4,188
3,427
2,606
2,367
2,287
1.946
1,939
1,805
1,725
1,506
913
617
325
204
129
104
74
57
25
23
18
18
17
14
12
9
9
9
9
9
4
Percent
of State
total (%)
36.4
13.7
13.6
8.1
5.1
3.1
3.0
2.7
2.7
1.8
1.5
1.1
1.0
1.0
0.9
0.9
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.4
0.3
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                     154

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                                                      Arkansas

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA  Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
D79



D80



D81



D83


D84



T01



103



T04



U99




Waste
Code 1
0002
0001
0007
F001
K001
F006
0001
FOMX
KOMX
DONX
0001
F002
F006
K046
K044
D001
F005
F003
FOMX
DOMX
F007
0008
0002
NOMX
FOMX
0001
F002
FOMX
0001
F003
0003
F005
0001
F003
F001
Quantity
Waste Waste Waste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
28,801
7,148
13
3
621
72
43
33
6,165
13
4
1
219
57
4
1,950
563
253
106
8,299
6,882
2,598
1,094
6,757
3,819
3,487
1.131
6,889
6.567
1.325
1,097
1,005
960
755
596
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatnent/Application/Farming
   082  Ocean Disposal
   DBS  Surface  Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
155
T02  Treatment in Surface
       Impoundments
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment

R99  Recycling

U99  Unknown

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                                     Arkansas

Table 5.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987

Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Site
EPAID Name
ARD077389393
ARD052528809
ARD069748192
ARD04319S429
ARD990660649
AR0047335922
ARD092915735
AR0000021998
ARD089234884
ARD053730701
ARD067671313
ARD008049207
ARD091691311
ARD000604959
ARD035500818
ARD091691261
AR0213820707
AR0007240716
ARD000709733
AR0030414494
AR0071 253819
ARD042755389
ARD047335096
ARD054575238
ARD006344972
ARD071247365
ARD 065308066
ARD005935986
AR0059634659
AR0000022186
ARD091688283
ARD107289001
ARD006354294
ARD071245401
ARD006351464
AR0077395283
AR00892U727
AR0038882676
ARD075673079
AR0093404143
                                              City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

  79,524
  29,316
  20.679
  16,508
  14,936
  10,019
   7,450
   6,229
   5,755
   4.934
   3,620
   2,242
   2,023
   1,653
   1,508
   1,223
   1.193
   1.009
    960
    910
    742
    678
    621
    620
    611
    609
    514
    433
    406
    374
    373
    370
    326
    291
    263
    252
    244
    239
    237
    233
                                                                   156

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                                                        Arkansas

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID
Site Name
City
                                                                           Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt  Mgmt            Total
                                                                           Meth Heth Meth Heth  Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                            12345   Source   (U.S. tons)
      ARD077389393
      ARD052528809
      ARD069748192
      ARD981057870
      ARD059636456
      ARD092915735
      ARD047335922
   8  ARD981512270
   9  ARD0431 95429
  10  ARD000021998
  11  ARD089234884
  12  ARD067671313
  13  ARD008049207
  14  AR0213820707
  15  ARD047335096
  16  ARD071245401
  17  ARD054575238
  18  ARD000709733
  19  ARD091688283
  20  AR0077395283
  21  ARD980507776
      ARD006341747
      ARD000022186
  24  ARD007025125
  25  ARD990742330
  26  ARD006344824
  27  ARD007037823
  28  AR0980867873
  29  ARD990869737
  30  ARD067674754
  31   AR9210020187
  32   AR6140090006
  33   AR0051965416
  34  ARC-V80621338
  35  AR0990722316
  36  ARD056855232
  37 ARD980621155
  38  AR8571924473
 39  ARD046139770
S01
079
T03
T01
S03
079
083
T04
079
081
T03
504
S04
S01
080
S01
S01
S01
T04
S01
U99
080
S01
T01
S01
S04
080
084
S01
T03
081
T03
S01
U99
T03
U99
084
081
SC1


U99
T04 U99

080 084 S01
S01 T01 T04


S04
T04


T03 T04

U99
S02 S03 U99
S02 U99

T04






084
T04

T04
084





T01 U99


Ons ite
Ons ite
Off site
Offsite
Off site
T04 Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Onsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
79,333
28,801
17,424
12,863
12,066
10,236
9,977
8,150
7.090
6,183
5,731
2,940
2,082
1,188
621
607
482
413
336
126
119
60
55
54
29
27
24
24
23
15
15
13
11
6
5
4
4
4
1
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU,  Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Management In RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Applicet ion/Fanning
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 D83  Surface Impoundments
                                 D84  Other Disposal
                              Storage
                                 SOI
                                 S02
                                 S03
                                 S04
                                 SOS
Container (barrel,  drum,  etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
    Treatment
       T01  Treatment in Tanks
       T02  Treatment in Surface
              Impoundments
       T03  Incineration
       T04  Other Treatment
       R99  Recycling
15"

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California
   Region IX
            158

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                                 CALIFORNIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mail Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and EPA Waste
 Minimization Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in State-specific
 format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Program and Administration Support Division
Toxic Substances Control Program
Surveillance and Enforcement Unit
400 P Street, 4th Floor
Sacramento, CA 94234-7320
Notes:   1)   The number of large quantity generators reported here (868) was determined from
             State hazardous waste reports. Apparently, these reports were filed only by a small
             proportion of the hazardous waste generators in the State. Manifest data was also
             provided to EPA,  but  it included no EPA waste codes,  making  it impossible to
             distinguish between RCRA waste and that regulated only by the State.  There is no
             way to precisely  determine  the number of RCRA large quantity generators in
             California in 1987.  It seems likely that there were  actually several thousand more
             sites than  the  868 reported  here.   Though the number of generators is  under-
             reported, the effects on the quantity of waste generated and managed is quite small.

         2)   From the data  received, it was not possible to differentiate on-site management of
             RCRA hazardous waste from off-site management.  Hence, in Table 1, we cannot
             provide the on-site and off-site quantities for the management methods, only the total
             quantity managed by each of the management methods is mentioned.

         3)   For a significant quantity of  RCRA hazardous waste shipped off site, the State to
             which the waste was shipped was not provided.   Hence, in Table 2, we see that
             154,723 tons out of 225,389 tons total exports are designated as shipped to an
             unknown State or foreign country.  Some or most of this waste could have been
             shipped to sites within California and not exported out of State.

         4)   From the data received, it was not possible to generate Table 4 for California.

         5)   The RCRA hazardous  waste flow balance equation, Generation  = Management -
             Imports +  Exports, is far out of balance. This is not due to the exclusion of RCRA
             hazardous wastes managed exclusively in storage units.  It is primarily due to the
             quality of data  received from the State.  Due to time and budgetary constraints, a
             better flow balance was not pursued.
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                                      California
         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:
Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSDR units:
(excludes quantity managed only in storage)
Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
      58
      24
      17
      22
4.602.528 tons

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Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment In Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
^
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
1
21
61
72*
0
4
3
0
5
8
15*
26
18
99*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site



%
Off site



%
Total1
0
<0.5
101,506
3,449.781
3,551,287
0
483,840
4,562
0
141,340
177,224
806,966
244,275
0
4,602,528
100%
Percent
0.0
<0.05
2.2
75.0
77.2
0.0
10.5
0.1
0.0
3.1
3.9
17.5
5.3
0.0
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
1These quantities were obtained from data submitted that did not indicate whether the waste was
 received from off site or generated on site.
                                                              ICO

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                    California
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AK
AZ
CO
DE
GA
HI
ID
IL
LA
Ml
ND
NJ
NM
NV
OK
OR
PA
TN
TX
UT
WA
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
56
14.193
1,692
5
17
286
233
3
1
79
52
24
171
4,264
2
1,846
12
10
155
1,265
1,275
25
3,383
29,049
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CO
FL
GA
IA
ID
IL
KS
KY
LA
Ml
MN
MO
NE
NV
NY
OH
OR
SC
TN
TX
UT
VT
WA
Wl
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
520
73
8,486
11
40
1
20
15,018
494
10,962
143
1,780
454
29
83
1,020
4,071
4
236
1,707
89
17
1,131
23.968
32
268
8
1
154,723
225,389
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                         California
Table 3.  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D007
D002
K062
D001
F007
K048
F006
D008
K051
MOMX
F002
F009
F003
F001
P020
F005
DOMX
U067
D048
D004
D006
D009
F019
KD49
0003
U122
P044
P110
U134
D005
K069
D011
U032
U103
F008
U045
F004
0010
U159
P039
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
1,184,672
1,063,168
283,328
241,073
165,671
140,620
68,084
66,984
59,905
57,994
43,286
41.516
26,425
15.469
7,859
7,812
5.767
5.347
5,193
4,762
3,766
2,839
2,664
2,514
1,949
1,616
1,610
1,204
990
946
793
666
475
465
432
311
308
288
278
265
Percent
of State
total (%)
33.6
30.2
8.0
6.8
4.7
4.0
1.9
1.9
1.7
1.6
1.2
1.2
0.8
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                     California
Table A.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
               by RCRA Management Method, 1987
    DATA WERE NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS TABLE
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                                     California

Table 5.  Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank
EPA1D
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
CA71 70090016
CAD008354052
CAD 095989778
CAD057993990
CA7170024775
CAD044429884
CAD000627752
CAD009120817
CAD008254708
CAD008292153
CAD009137779
CA4570024337
CAD981 166994
CAD043237486
CAD073604340
CAT000611202
CAD009122532
CAD076071737
CAD009438300
CAD092203256
CAD 0666761 23
CAT080010804
CAD071557029
CAD049231319
CAD 080079601
CAT000619056
CAD097854541
CAD009164021
CAD008392722
CA6170024289
CAD980905155
CAD009452657
CAD000047183
CAD093245645
CAD 009151671
CAD000030494
CAD008336901
CAD000629998
CAT080011653
CAT000646257
                  Site Name

                  NAVAL AIR STATION NORTH ISLAND
                  MOBIL OIL TORRANCE REFINERY
                  FAIRCHILO CAMERA AND INSTRUMENT  CORP.
                  DAVIS WALKER CORPORATION
                  MARE ISLAND NAVAL SHIPYARD
                  HUCK MANUFACTURING CO.
                  NORTHROP  CORP. AIRCRAFT DIV. A G FACILITY
                  VARIAN ASSOCIATES INC.
                  BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS INC
                  HIGHLAND  PLATING CO INC
                  UITCO CORP ARGUS DIV US PEROXYGEN PR
                  MCCLELLAN AFB
                  ARCO PRODUCTS COMPANY
                  CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY
                  BLACK OXIDE INDUSTRIES INC.
                  STAUFFER  CHEMICAL CO.
                  HEWLETT PACKARD STANFORD PARK
                  HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO. CONNECTING DEVICES
                  EIMAC DIVISION OF VARIAN
                  PROTO ENGINEERING
                  SHELL OIL COMPANY
                  VARIAN ASSOCIATES
                  GRASS VALLEY GROUP
                  HEWLETT -PACKARD CO
                  3M COMPANY
                  SAN  DIEGO GAS t ELECTRIC CO SOUTHBAY
                  GNB  INCORP.
                  SHELL OIL COMPANY MARTINEZ MFC COMPLEX
                  DIXON HARDCHROME INC
                  NAVAL STATION
                  AVANTEK.  INC.
                  ROMIC CHEMICAL CORPORATION
                  DEUTSCH ENGINEERED CONNECTING DEVICES
                  AEROCHEM  INC.
                  E I  DU PONT DE HUMOURS I CO INC
                  AEROJET GENERAL CORPORATION
                  CHEVRON U.S.A., INC.
                  FMC  CORPORATION
                  PG4E MOSS LANDING POWER PLANT
                  FLIGHT ACCESSORY SERVICES


City
SAN DIEGO
TORRANCE
MOUNTAIN VIEW
LOS ANGELES
VALLEJO
CARSON
HAWTHORNE
PALO ALTO
FULLERTON
HOLLYWOOD
RICHMOND
MCCLELLAN AFB

RICHMOND
ANAHEIM
LONG BEACH
PALO ALTO
IRVINE
SAN CARLOS
SUNNYVALE
CARSON
PALO ALTO
NEVADA CITY
SANTA CLARA
CAMARILL
CHULA VISTA
VERNON
MARTINEZ
SUN VALLEY
SAN DIEGO
NEWARK
EAST PALO ALTO
BANNING
ADELANTO
ANTIOCH
RANCHO CORDOVA
EL SEGUNDO
FRESNO
MOSS LANDING
SUN VALLEY
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
910,895
446,918
345,685
276,270
207,590
122,826
111,902
75.771
72,889
57,607
53,378
52.928
40,638
33,583
33.333
29,885
28,768
24,294
23,172
22,219
21,466
18,981
18,399
16,586
14,519
14.509
13,969
12.553
12,543
12.133
11.535
11.155
10.163
9.872
9.221
9.200
8,977
8,073
8.024
7,779
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                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste  Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  CA7170090016   NAVAL AIR STATION NORTH ISLAND
   2  CAD095989778   FAIRCHILD CAMERA AND INSTRUMENT   COR
   3  CAD008274938   KAISER STEEL CORPORATION
   4  CA7170024775   MARE ISLAND NAVAL SHIPYARD
   5  CAT000646117   CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT  INC
   6  CAD000094771   IT VINE HILL TREATMENT  COMPLEX
   7  CAD000633164   IT CORPORATION
   8  CAT08001169S   PG&E PITTSBURG POWER PLANT
   9  CAD097B54541   GNB INCORP.
  10  CAD076306836   GTE GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS  CORP. ELECT D
  11  CA4570024337   MCCLELLAN AFB
  12  CAT080031628   NATIONAL CEMENT COMPANY OF  CALIF, IN
  13  CAD09S894556   PACIFIC TREATMENT CORP. FACILITY
  14  CAD043237486   CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY
  15  CAD095984167   GENERAL INSTRUMENT
  16  CAD008324949   TRW SPACE AND DEFENSE
  17  CAD008302903   OIL & SOLVENT PROCESS COMPANY  INC
  18  CAD009125535   LOCKHEED MISSILES &  SPACE CO.  INC.
  19  CAT080011646   PG&E MORRO BAY POWER PLANT
  20  CAD0934S9485   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. REEDLEY  RC
  21   CAD008392052   NIKLOR CHEMICAL CO.  INC.
 •""•  CAD008488C  :   SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA  CHEMICAL
      CAD0000304      AEROJET GENERAL CORPORATION
  24  CAD0091640  .   SHELL OIL COMPANY MARTINEZ  MFC COMPL
  25  CAD980905155   AVANTEK,  INC.
  26  CAD008386641   TELEDYNE BATTERY PRODUCTS
  27  CAD069130995   HEWLETT-PACKARD CO.
  28  CAT000646257   FLIGHT ACCESSORY SERVICES
  29   CA4890008986   U  C LAURENCE BERKELEY LABORATORY
 30   CAD009114919   CHEVRON USA INC-RICHMOND REFINERY
 31   CAD059277137   TECHALLOY INC.
 32   CAD008364432   RHO -  CHEM CORPORATION
  13   CAD980675276   PETROLEUM WASTE INCORPORATED
 34   CAT000611350   SAND02 CROP PROTECTION  CORPORATION
 35   CAD050116995   OAKITE PRODUCTS
 36   CAD042245001    OMEGA  CHEMICAL  CORP
 37   CAD009142290   GENRAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
 38   CAD044046274   ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY
 39  CAD000628149   SOUTH  BAY  CHEMICAL,  INC.
 40  CAD059270975    ALPHA  RESINS
City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Hgmt            Total
Meth Meth Heth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units  -
    14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/AppUcation/Farming
1
IT COR
t
i
iLECT D

IF, IN
TY



INC
INC.





COMPL




RY
ERY



TION






082
D83
D84
SAN DIEGO
MOUNTAIN VIEW
FONTANA
VALLEJO
KETTLEMAN CITY
MARTINEZ
WEST NORLAND
PITTSBURG
VERNON
MOUNTAIN VIEW
MCCLELLAN AFB
LEBEC
SAN DIEGO
RICHMOND
PALO ALTO
MANHATTAN BEACH
AZUSA
SUNNYVALE
MORRO BAY
REEDLEY
CARSON
SANTA FE SPRINGS
RANCHO CORDOVA
MARTINEZ
NEWARK
REDLANDS
SUNNYVALE
SUN VALLEY
BERKELEY
RICHMOND
PERRIS
INGLEUOOO
BUTTONWILLOW
EAST PALO ALTO
CITY OF INDUSTRY
WHITTIER
PITTSBURG
LOS ANGELES
GILROY
PERRIS
Ocean Disposal
T04
T03
T04
T04
T03
T03
06.
T04
R99
T03
T02
T03
T04
T03
T04
T04
T04
T04
T04
T04
T04
T04
S02
T03
T04
T04
T04
D81
T04
T03
T04
T04
D83
T04
T04
T04
T04
T03
T04
T03

R99
T04
080
T04
T04
083
D84
S01
T04
T04
D84
R99
S02

SOI
S01
S01
S04
R99
R99
R99
T04


S01
R99
D84
084
T04

R99

S01

R99
S02

R99


S01
S01
S01
R99
D83
S04
S02
S01
SOI
502
S01


S02
S02
S02

SOI
D81
SOI
SOI


S02


SOI
D81

S01

S02

S01


U99


Surface In^oundnents
Other Disposal



S04 S03 Both 905,
Both 786,
Off site 581,
S02 SO/ Ons ite 251,
080 08 Off site 208,
S01 SC Both 121,
Pffsite 115,
Qnsite 115,
S03 SOS Ons ite 114,
S02 Onsite 100,
S02 SOS Onsite
Off site
S02 Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
S02 Off site
084 S03 Onsite
S02 Offsite
D84 T03 Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Both

Onsite
S02 Onsite
084 S01 Onsite
Onsite
S02 Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
S02 Offsite
Both
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Treatment
T01 Treatment in
T02 Treatment in
95,
80,
50,
41.
31,
24,
23.
22,
22,
22,
21.
18,
15,
11,
11,
9,
8,
7,
7,
6,
5,
4.
4,
3,
2,
2,
2.
2,
1.
604
039
735
198
900
256
930
751
613
051
480
172
832
234
226
395
618
676
515
420
423
935
959
898
510
479
431
778
568
694
705
527
155
713
166
104
026
008
934
1.799


Tanks
Surface
Impoundments
Storage
S01
S02
S03
S04
SOS

Container (barrel
Tank



, drum, etc.)



Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage



T03 Incineration


T04 Other Treatment

. R99 Recycling
165
U99 Unknown







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Colorado
  Region VIII
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                                COLORADO
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VIII
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Colorado Department of Health
Hazardous Materials and
 Waste Management Division
4210 East 11th Avenue
Denver, CO 80220
Notes:    No special notes for Colorado.
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                                      Colorado

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


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

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
   112

124.201  tons




      9
      1
      3

    13.

 96.069  tons


    27
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW.
Prior Treat in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage

Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D11
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
5
0
2
3
9*
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
4*
3
0
13*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
72,600
0
36
0
72,636
14,639
0
0
0
0
4,809
0
19,448
56
0
92,140
95.9%
Off site
0
0
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3,926
0
3,929
4.1%
Total
72,600
0
36
3
72,639
14,639
0
0
0
0
4,809
0
19,448
3,982
0
96,069
100%
Percent
75.6
0.0
<0.05
<0.05
75.6
15.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.0
0.0
20.2
4.1
0.0
100
-
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                    Colorado
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AZ
CA
ID
KS
MN
MT
ND
NE
NM
NV
TX
UT
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons rece ed
25
27
183
72
63
57
7
59
97
6
124
506
50
1,069
2,345
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AR
AZ
CA
FL
ID
IL
KS
KY
LA
Ml
MN
NV
NY
OK
PA
SC
TN
TX
UT
VA
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
582
391
696
3
887
817
2,886
388
751
1
2
366
465
2,294
128
21
28
2,699
7,658
72
3
341
21,479
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                         Colorado
Table 3.  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
FOMX
D003
K061
DOMX
K062
D002
MOMX
D001
F002
D007
K051
F006
F001
D004
D008
F019
D006
F003
K052
POMX
K049
D009
F005
K044
D011
U226
F008
U133
F007
P030
U154
U211
U223
D005
F009
F027
P120
U002
U003
U007
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
76,541
14,635
11,941
5,341
4,809
2,263
1,533
1.296
1,173
831
713
549
484
408
325
299
270
208
134
114
101
80
41
24
21
14
11
9
5
4
4
2
2
1
1





Percent
of State
total (%)
61.6
11.8
9.6
4.3
3.9
1.8
1.2
1.0
0.9
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
17
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                                                        Colorado

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quantity
                           Management    Uaste     Uaste     Uaste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              011         D003                                     14,595
                                          0002                                         44

                              083         K062                                      4,809

                              R99         F003      F005                              773
                                          0001                                        532
                                          F001                                        519
                                          F001      F002                              381
                              T01
F001
F001
F001
F001
F002
F002
F002
F003
F003
F003
F003
F009
F009

F005

60,735
10.160
875
483
                              T03         K044                                         24
                                          D003                                         12

                              T04         0001                                          3
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTW, Prior                D81  Land Treatment/Appltcation/Faniing           Impoundments
          Treatment In RCRA Units                     D82  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   079  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks      A tj A       U99  Unknown

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                                              Colorado

       Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     C07890010526    ROCKY FLATS PLANT -  US DOE
  Z     C00007057961    CF&I STEEL CORPORATION PUEBLO PLANT
  3     CC0007069974    WESTERN TANNING INC
  4     COD980718902    UNOCAL PARACHUTE CREEK SHALE OIL PROGRAM
  5     C00980591184    OIL AND SOLVENT PROCESS COMPANY
  6     COD001704790    MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE
  7     COD056562085    HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
  8     C00054929989    COORS CONTAINER COMPANY
  9     COD007063290    BOYLES GALVANIZING COMPANY
 10     COD078341658    KODAK COLORADO DIVISION
 11     COD060627189    CONOCO INC
 12     COD067315390    GARY REFINING COMPANY
 13     COD078362837    CHEMICAL & METAL INDUSTRIES*
 14     COD001883164    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES  CORP
 15     COD082657420    SCHLAGE LOCK COMPANY
 16     COD048126726    EAGLE PICKER INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED
 17     COD980954101    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
 18     C00007061617    GATES RUBBER COMPANY THE
 19     C00076470525    SYNTEX CHEMICALS INC
 20     COD980284632    COORS PORCELAIN COMPANY
 21     COD007091879    CENTER LINE CIRCUITS INC
 22     COD980806939    GUARANTEED PRODUCTS  OF COLORADO
 23     COD980953723    CITY t COUNTY OF DENVER/ENVIRONMENTAL SE
 24     COD051222065    STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
 25     COD081474710    HONEYWELL INC (SSPC)
 26     COD007068372    BENJAMIN MOORE I COMPANY
 27     COD085270270    BALL AEROSPACE SYSTEMS GROUP
 28     COD058158775    STANFORD APPLIED ENGINEERING*
 29     C00076445303    COORS CONTAINER COMPANY
 30     COD097147987    NTI  SOUBLE SIDED DIVISION
 31      COD007D92513    WESTERN FORGE CORPORATION
 32     COD041099086    HEWLETT-PACKARD COLORADO SPRINGS DIV
 33     COD007070055    WOODWARD GOVERNOR CO
 34     C02210020150    FORT CARSON U.S.  ARMY  4TH  INF DIV (MECH)
 35      COD081469801     LAYTON BROS DRUM CO
 36     COT090010331     COORS CONTAINER COMPANY
 37     COD000716563    COBE LABORATORIES, INC.
38      COD980955603    CALIFORNIA DEVICES INC.
39      COD031922370    DANIELS MOTORS  INC
40      COD080395007    HEWLETT-PACKARD DESKTOP COMPUTER DIV
 City

 GOLDEN
 PUEBLO
 DELTA
 PARACHUTE
 HENDERSON
 LITTLETON
 LOVELAND
 GOLDEN
 COMMERCE CITY
 WINDSOR
 COMMERCE CITY
 FRUITA
 DENVER
 BOULDER
 SECURITY
 COLORADO SPRINGS
 DENVER
 DENVER
 BOULDER
 GRAND JUNCTION
 LONGMONT
 HENDERSON
 UNICORPORATED
 LOUISVILLE
 COLORADO SPRINGS
 DENVER
 BOULDER
 BOULDER
 BOULDER
 COLO SPRINGS
COLORADO SPRINGS
COLORADO SPRINGS
 FT COLLINS
 FORT CARSON
GRAND JUNCTION
GOLDEN
 LAKEUOOD
LOUISVILLE
COLO SPRINGS
 FORT COLLINS
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  72,993
  16,856
  14,595
   6,157
   3,388
   1,163
   1,108
     642
     510
     508
     460
     425
     403
     400
     333
     252
     240
     223
     200
     185
     148
     137
     132
     126
     126
     114
     110
     108
     105
      84
      83
      83
      82
      64
      63
      63
      61
      55
      53
      52
                                                                                1  7*>
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                                                         Colorado

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  C07890010526   ROCKY FLATS PLANT -  US DOE
   2  C00007057961   CF&I STEEL CORPORATION PUEBLO PLANT
   3  COD007069974   WESTERN TANNING INC
   4  COD980591184   OIL AND SOLVENT PROCESS COMPANY
   5  COD000716621   SAFETY KLEEN CORP
   6  COD054929989   COORS CONTAINER COMPANY
   7  COD007065576   THORO PRODUCTS CO
   8  COD001883164   INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES  CORP
   9  C00067315390   GARY REFINING COMPANY
  10  COD048126726   EAGLE PICHER INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED
  11  COD000716639   2841 E. FOURTH STREET
  12  COD980954101   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
  13  COD001704790   MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE
  14  C02210020150   FORT CARSON U.S. ARMY 4TH  INF DIV  (M
  15  COD078341658   KODAK COLORADO DIVISION
  16  000041099056   HEWLETT-PACKARD COLORADO SPRINGS DIV
  17  COD980955603   CALIFORNIA DEVICES INC.
  18  COD076470525   SYNTEX CHEMICALS INC
  19  COD007060981   LOUVIERS WORKS
  20  COD041094285   PLATTE CHEMICAL CO
  21  COT090010851   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 6-052-21
  22  COD000716597   MOSTEK CORPORATION
      C08213820725   PUEBLO ARMY DEPOT -  US ARMY
  24  COD069712792   COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
  25  COD005286679   HACK COMPANY
  26  C01571524130   LOWRY AIR FORCE BASE
  27  CG0000706879   REXNORD INC RESIN SYSTEMS DIVISION
         City
                 Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                 Meth Meth Heth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                   12345   Source   (U.S. tons)
GOLDEN
PUEBLO
DELTA
HENDERSON
ENGLEWOOD
GOLDEN
GOLDEN
BOULDER
FRUITA
COLORADO SPRINGS
PUEBLO
DENVER
LITTLETON
FORT CARSON
WINDSOR
COLORADO SPRINGS
LOUISVILLE
BOULDER
LOUVIERS
GREELEY
GRAND JUNCTION
COLORADO SPRINGS
PUEBLO
FORT COLLINS
LOVE LAND
DENVER
COMMERCE CITY
D83
D83
D11
R99
S01
S01
R99
501
S03
S04
S01
S01
S01
011
501
SOI
T01
S01
S01
501
S01
SOI
SOI
S01
S01
S01
S01
R99 S01 T01
S02 S03

S01 S02
S02

501
S02


S02

S04 T01
S01 S02 T03
S02
T01


T03

S02
502
T04
SOS T04
T01


T04 Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Off site
Both
Off site
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Off site
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Offsite
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
72.934
16.765
14.595
4,061
855
569
540
400
290
250
247
242
182
70
55
54
51
50
24
18
14
10
9
5
3
3
1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
  ,014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   081  Land Treatnent/Application/Fansing
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal
Storage
   S01
   S02
   S03
   S04
   SOS
Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
 Treatment
    T01   Treatment in Tanks
    T02   Treatment in Surface
           Impoundments
    T03   Incineration
    T04   Other Treatment

    R99   Recycling

•*-  V99* Unknown

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    Region I
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                               CONNECTICUT
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region I
RCRA Support Section
Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Connecticut Department of
 Environmental Protection
Bureau of Waste Management
18-20 Trinity Street
1st Floor, Room T-1F
Hartford, CT 06106
Notes:    Connecticut provided the site names and addresses associated with the EPA
         ID's in only a few cases. Hence, the site name and city are mostly blank in
         Tables 5 and 6.
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                                    Connecticut

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management,, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
   547

186.775  tons




    23
    14
     4

    41

136.423  tons


    34
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
081
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
9
6
2
22
33*
0
3
0
0
0
0
3*
7
0
41*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
1,230
450
40,699
1,975
44,354
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
569
0
44,923
32.9%
Off site
58.078
7,297
0
16,831
82,206
0
2,896
0
0
0
0
2,896
6,398
0
91,500
67.1%
Total
59,308
7,747
40,699
18,806
126,560
0
2,896
0
0
0
0
2,896
6.967
0
136,423
100%
Percent
43.5
5.7
29.8
13.8
92.8
0.0
2.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.1
5.1
0.0
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                   Connecticut
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
CA
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
MO
NC
NH
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PA
PR
Rl
UT
VA
VT
WI
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
4
68
29
6
22
20
19,859
59
992
76
137
12
19
3,543
2.935
6.628
18
5
1,926
82
3,107
73
275
363
17
2,485
42,760
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
FL
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MO
ME
Ml
NC
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
VA
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
163
26
2
281
7,572
499
176
4,104
20
42
1,319
174
1
18,490
30.579
11,848
4,399
613
1,835
105
133
41
22
66
82,510
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                        Connecticut
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
F006
D002
D007
D001
D008
FOMX
DOMX
F008
D003
F002
F001
F007
D006
F003
F005
F019
F009
K061
U122
U220
K062
D011
D005
U226
D009
U007
P120
U108
U188
U028
U162
U219
U228
U044
U009
POMX
F010
UOMX
F004
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
49,520
33,799
17,398
16,044
13,223
11,635
9,952
8,179
5,428
3,972
3,128
2,520
2,144
1.476
1,417
1,306
919
916
580
545
472
359
318
247
239
163
126
102
97
74
72
70
50
29
25
22
21
20
18
16
Percent
of State
total (%)
26.5
18.1
9.3
8.6
7.1
6.2
5.3
4.4
2.9
2.1
1.7
1.3
1.1
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                      Connecticut

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4
                                        Quantity
                                         Managed
                                       (U.S.  tons)
                              D80
F006
F006
                                                    F008
                                 2,596
                                   300
                              R99
D002
D008
0001
K062
                                 4,838
                                 1,040
                                   605
                                   241
                               T01
D002
F006
D001
D007
                                20,847
                                 9,910
                                 6,406
                                 5,635
                              T02
D007
0006
0002
F006
                                                    D007
                                 7,288
                                   125
                                   121
                                   111
                              T03
0001
0001
F003
0001
 0002
                                                    F003
F003
38,699
 1,512
   326
   141
                              T04
0001
0002
F003
F006
                                                    F005
                                10,812
                                 1,841
                                 1,434
                                   966
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
            080  Landfills
            D81  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
            082  Ocean Disposal
            D83  Surface Impoundments
            D84  Other Disposal
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                               .  ^
                                              1 /
                                   T02  Treatment in Surface
                                          Impoundments
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  Other Treatment

                                   R99  Recycling

                                   U99  Unknown

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                                      Connecticut

  Table 5.  Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank

  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
 10
 11
 12
 13
 U
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 24
 25
 26
 27
 28
 29
 30
 31
 32
 33
 34
 35
 36
 37
 38
 39
 40
    EPAID

 CT0001147495
 CTD072138969
 CTD001449735
 CTD001453216
 CT0001181502
 CTD001149582
 CTD002496909
 CTD001154558
 CTD001450154
 CTD001186618
 CTD001173467
 CTD001168533
 CTD001449511
 CTD000842492
 CTD001449784
 CTD010170363
 CTD001449826
 CT0009717604
 CT0001184894
 CTD001864024
 CT0001453711
 CTD055513717
 CTD001147875
 CT0001145341
 CTD990672081
 CT0001183763
 CTD018625632
 CT0001180462
 CTD000845248
 CTD000844399
 CTD001164599
 CT0001155225
 CTB001139047
 CTD047551593
 CTD002344257
 CTD001166453
 CTD00079109S
CTD000604488
CTD980669352
CTO 046233 003
 Site Name

 PFIZER  INC. - GROTON FACILITY
City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)
SUMMIT CORPORATION OF AMERICA
G.E. CO-UASTEUATER SETTLING LAGOONS

STANLEY WORKS
PMP CORP
CIRCUIT-WISE,INC
JACOBS NFC CO
BROKING A M
CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP
BUELL 1ND

CECOS (MAIN FACILITY)
SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT-DIV UTC
CONN. GALVANIZING CORP
GROTON





THOMASTON






PLAINVILLE

NEW BRITAIN





AVON



NORTH HAVEN






BLOOMFIELO
GUILFORD
BRIDGEPORT
WATERBURY

BRISTOL
SHELTON CT
GLASTONBURY
44,381
12,193
7,777
6,762
5,503
3,569
3,393
2,732
2,565
2,546
2,508
2,486
2,481
2,400
2,265
2,233
2,136
2,133
2,092
2,018
1,945
1,808
1,802
1,747
1,713
1,626
1,608
1,506
1,442
1,319
1,059
996
971
964
948
890
887
754
733
730
                                                                      ISO

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                                                       Connect i cut

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   6
   7
   8
   9
  10
  11
  12
  13
  14
  15
  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
  21
  22
  23
  24
  25
  26
  27
  28
  29
  30
  31
  32
  33
  34
  35
  36
  37
  38
  39
  40
 CT0001147495
 CTD072138969
 CTD093616613
 CTD009717604
 CTD001449784
 CTD001164599
 CTD021816889
 CTD000604488
 CT0001149582
 CTD990672081
 CTD003935905
 CTD000845248
 CTD001449826
 CTD980524326
 CT0000842492
 CTD002593887
 CT0000845982
 CTD001186618
 CTD001453711
 CTD980667927
 CTD089631956
 CTD001145341
 CT0001169010
 CT0001155225
 CTD010168870
 CT0000769729
 CTD001168533
 CT0065529158
 CTD001140920
 CT0000845230
 CTD001148717
 CTD004531919
 CT0001183078
 CT0058509712
 CTD001180462
 CT0001173467
 CT0001145671
CTD018668269
CT0001181502
CTD980515290
 Site Name

 PFIZER  INC.  -  GROTON  FACILITY

 ENVIRITE  CORP
UNITED OIL RECOVERY,INC
CECOS (MAIN  FACILITY)
                                                      City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Heth Meth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
G.E. CO-UASTEUATER SETTLING LAGOONS

SAFETY-KLEEN CORP


SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
THOMPSON SANITARY LANDFILL
NIDDLETOUN STATION-CLIP
BASS PLATING CO
CECOS TREATMENT CORP (STORAGE FACILt
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Application/Faming














IGOONS
























FACILt
082
D83
D84
GROTON

THOMASTON



MERIDEN
BRISTOL






PLAINVILLE

WEST HARTFORD


BRAN FORD





N GROSVENORDALE



NIDDLETOWN






BLOOMFIELD


BRISTOL
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundme
Other Disposal
S01
SOI
T01
R99
T02
R99
T04
S01
S01
R99
080
S01
R99
S02
SOS
S02
S01
SOI
S01
S01
S01
S01
R99
SOI
S01
080
S01
S01
S01
T02
R99
S01
S01
T04
S01
S01
T02
S01
T02
502

nts

S02 T03
S02 T01
T02
S01 T04

S01 S02

S02 S03
SOS S03
S01 T01
S04
T04
S01 502


T01
502
503
502 503
S02
502 T01
502 SOS

T01



502
T03 T04
T04


502 SOS

T04
T04







Ons ite
T02 T04 Off site
Off site
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
SOS T04 Offsite
Ons ite
Both
Both
Ons ite
SOS Ons ite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
505 T04 Onsite
Offsite
T04 Offsite
T04 Both
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Treatment
T01 Treatment in
T02 Treatment in
42,552
30,218
27,217
9,909
7,288
6,304
4,718
4,229
3,560
2,663
2,638
1,441
1,328
1,225
1,200
1,127
1,075
1,045
972
833
804
535
520
479
356
300
297
284
282
247
241
224
190
167
U2
112
109
108
95
95

Tanks
Surface
Impoundments
Storage
S01
S02
503
S04
ses

Container (barrel
Tank


, drum, etc.)

Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage


IS

T03 Incineration

T04 Other Treatment

R99 Recycling
U99 Unknown




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  Region III
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                                DELAWARE
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Delaware Department of
 Natural Resources and
 Environmental Control
Hazardous Waste Branch
89 Kings Highway
Dover, DE 19903
Notes:    No special notes for Delaware.
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                                     Delaware
         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:
Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:

RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSDR units:
(excludes quantity managed only in storage)
Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
    47
54.739 tons
     3
     0
     1
 6.432 tons
     a
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
— m
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
1
1
2*
0
0
1
0
1
0
2*
0
0
4*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
528
1
529
0
0
3,601
0
2,278
0
5,879
0
0
6,408
99.6%
Off site
0
0
24
0
24
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
0.4%
Total
0
0
552
1
553
0
0
3,601
0
2,278
0
5,879
0
0
6,432
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
8.6
<0.05
8.6
0.0
0.0
56.0
0.0
35.4
0.0
91.4
0.0
0.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                    Delaware
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
PA
TOTAL
Tons received
8
8
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
NC
NJ
NY
OH
PA
SO
TN
TX
wv
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
842
267
68
109
98
1.678
14
264
1.725
26
5,149
2.105
287
2,535
2,863
7
2
1
103
18,143
                                       135

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                         Delaware
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
KOMX
F003
D001
K085
K071
F006
FOMX
MOMX
D009
K062
D002
D007
U072
D005
F002
D008
F005
DOMX
D003
F001
U211
U210
D006
F007
POMX
U220
D015
U002
U123
U239
U353
D004
D0 10
0011
D013
D016
F004
P001
P003
P004
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
3.601
3.381
3.057
2.949
2.278
2,123
1.285
1,222
991
734
593
556
515
328
282
267
163
125
90
82
75
16
11
4
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
14.6
13.7
12.4
11.9
9.2
8.6
5.2
4.9
4.0
3.0
2.4
2.2
2.1
1.3
1.1
1.1
0.7
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                               186

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                                                        Delaware
                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              081         K048      K049                            2,185
                                          K050      K051                            1,416

                              083         K071                                      2,278

                              T03         0001      U003      U019      U044         235
                                          F003                                       131
                                          0001                                         67
                                          F003      F005                               25

                              T04         0001                                          1
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior                D61  Land Treatment/Application/Farming           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA units                     082  Ocean Disposal                         T03  Incineration
   OH  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                           187
   079  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                        Delaware

  Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     DED002369205    GENERAL MOTORS CORP
  2     DE0002329738    TEXACO REFINING AND MARKETING
  3     DED041212473    STNDARD CHLORINE OF DELAWARE
  4     DE0003913266    OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP
  5     DED002357408    CHRYSLER  NEWARK ASSEMBLY
  6     DED980830400    CIBA-GEIGY CORP. PIGMENTS DEPT.
  7     DED003930807    E  I  DUPONT DU NEMOURS AND COMPANY
  8     DED004321212    FORBES STEEL & WIRE CORP
  9     DED980555122    DUPONT HOLLY RUN SITE
 10     DED060074291    PPG  INDUSTRIES
 11     DED001315647    HERCULES  RESEARCH CENTER
 12     DED09S27397S    AMERICAN  TANK TRAILER CLEANING CO.
 13     DED003930799    E  I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY
 U     DED002342020    ICI  AMERICAS INC.
 15     DED042263764    E  I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND CO
 16     DED002341287    WILMINGTON CHEMICAL CORP
 17     DED980551667    AKZO CHEMIE AMERICA
 18     DED060058062    AMTRAK NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER
 19     DED980829808    E. I.  DUPONT CO. WILMINGTON SHOP
 20     OED980827919    ALLOY  SURFACES CO. INC.
 21     DED053304770    HERCULES  INC.
 22     DED002353092    JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC.
 23     DED033665621    ILC  DOVER
 24     DED002331536    U. L.  GORE & ASSOCIATES, INC.
 25     OED000820399    ICI  AMERICAS INC.
 26     DED981109317    ICI  AMERICAS
 27     OET110010345    E  I  DUPONT, WILLOW BANK SITE
 28     OED069032613    DELAWARE STORAGE & PIPELINE CO
 29     DED000820704    UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
 30     OED048044820    KAUMAGRAPH CORP
 31      OED980555064    E  I  DUPONT EAGLE RUN SITE
 32     DE0002348845    E  I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY
 33     OED0737S0796    DELAWARE TERMINAL CO.
 34     DE8570024010    DOVER AIR FORCE BASE
 35     DED981038888    U. L. GORE i ASSOCIATES. INC.
 36     DED069876795    JAMES RIVER ADVANCED FILM DIV.
 37     DE0083235549    L. 0. CAULK
 38     OE0066038753    GATES ENGINEERING COMPANY INC
 39     DED001556190    STERWIN LABORATORIES
 40     OE0980550339    BALTIMORE AIRCOIL COMPANY INC.


City
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE CITY
DELAWARE CITY
DELAWARE CITY
NEWARK
NEWPORT
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON
NEWPORT
DOVER
WILMINGTON
WIMINGTON
WILMINGTON
NEW CASTLE
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE CITY
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON
MIDDLETOUN
HIDDLETOWN
FREDERICA
NEWARK
WILMINGTON
NEWARK
NEWPORT
DOVER
NEWARK
WILMINGTON
NEWARK
SEAFORD
WILMINGTON
DOVER AFB
NEWARK
NEW CASTLE
NILFORD
WILMINGTON
MILLSBORO
NILFORD
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
4,758
3,604
3,464
3,085
?.,055
2,050
1,555
734
530
509
242
234
201
183
143
138
134
111
91
87
83
66
57
56
53
52
50
49
45
39
28
27
27
25
24
21
21
19
16
16
                                                                       188

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                                                        Delaware

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name                             City

   1  DED002329738   TEXACO REFINING AND MARKETING         DELAWARE CITY
   2  DED003913266   OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP              DELAWARE CITY
   3  DED003930807   E I DUPONT DU NEMOURS AND COMPANY      WILMINGTON
   4  DED042263764   E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND CO          WILMINGTON
   5  DED003930799   E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY      WILMINGTON
   6  DED002348845   E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY      SEAFORD
   7  DED980551667   AKZO CHEMIE AMERICA                   DELAWARE CITY
   8  DED001315647   HERCULES RESEARCH CENTER              WILMINGTON
                         Mgmt Mgmt  Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                         Meth Meth  Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                          12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                         D81
                         D83   S01
                         S01   T03
                         S01
                         SOI
                         SOI
                         S01
                         T04
              Onsite
              Onsite
              Both
              Onsite
              Onsite
              Ons ite
              Onsite
              Onsite
3,601
2,316
  556
   71
   45
   10
    6
    1
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTU. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management  in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treataent/Appl {cation/Faming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, dru«, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S06  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
     Treatment
        T01  Treatment in Tanks
        T02  Treatment in Surface
               Impoundments
        T03  Incineration
        T04  Other Treatment
        R99  Recycling
189
        U99  Unknown

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District of Columbia
        Region III
                  190

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                           DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Government of the District of
 Columbia
Department of Consumer
 Regulatory Affairs
Pesticides and Hazardous
 Waste Management Branch
614 H Street, N.W., Room 505
Washington, D.C. 20001
Notes:    Since Table 4 refers to RCRA hazardous waste management in treatment,
         disposal,  and recycling units, and  not storage  units,  this table  is not
         applicable for D.C.  In D.C., during 1987, there was only one TSDR facility,
         and this site managed RCRA hazardous waste in storage units only.
                                                                 191

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                                District of Columbia
        Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:
Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:

RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSDR units:
(excludes quantity managed only in storage)
Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
  4
577 tons

  0
  0
  0
  2
  Q tons
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
— m
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
-
-
-
:
                                                                   192

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                District of Columbia
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
LA
MO
Ml
NJ
OH
SC
TOTAL
Tons shipped
60
48
4
29
411
33
585
                                                193

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                     District of Columbia
Table 3.  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
D008
K086
D011
D002
FOMX
DOMX
D007
MOMX
F002
F003
F005
P106
D003
D004
D005
D006
D009
D012
F001
POMX
P030
P098
P105
P121
UOMX
U105
U117
U133
U144
U188
U201








Quantity generated
in State (tons)
341
173
18
16
12
7
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5








Percent
of State
total (%)
59.1
30.0
3.1
2.8
2.1
1.2
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05








                                               194

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                  District of Columbia

Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                by RCRA Management Method, 1987
           THIS TABLE IS NOT APPLICABLE
                                                    195

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                                        District of Columbia

         Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA  Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
                                                                                            Total
                                                                                          Generated
Rank       EPA1D        Site Name                                               City       (U.S. tons)

  1     DC2200907812    US DEPT OF  TREASURY, BUREAU OF ENGRAVING & PRINTING    WASHINGTON        532
  2     DC4040005031    US GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE                         WASHINGTON         16
  3     DC8170024311    NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY                             WASHINGTON         16
  4     DC8470000086    FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION                          WASHINGTON         16
                                                                                  1S6

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                                                  District of Columbia

                                Table 6.   Forty  Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name                             City

   1  DC8170024311   NAVAL RESEARCH  LABORATORY  (STORAGE F   WASHINGTON
                         Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                         Meth Heth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
                          12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                         S01
                                          Onsite
                         16
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Setwr/POTU. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sauer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   DS3  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal
Storage
   S01
   S02
   503
   504
   SOS
Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

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Florida
 Region IV
           198

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                                  FLORIDA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Florida Department of
 Environmental Regulation
2600 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee, FL  32399-2400
Notes:   No special notes for Florida.
                                                            199

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                                       Florida

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
518.645 tons




     16
      7
      2

     25.

476.229 tons



     51
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage

Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
0
3
21
23*
1
0
0
0
0
0
1*
1
0
25*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
651
38,669
39,320
411,605
0
0
0
0
0
411,605
0
0
450,925
94.7%
Off site
21
0
1
25,200
25,222
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
82
0
25,304
5.3%
Total
21
0
652
63,869
64,542
411,605
0
0
0
0
0
411,605
82
0
476,229
100%
Percent
<0.05
0.0
0.1
13.4
13.6
86.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
86.4
<0.05
0.0
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                     Florida
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AZ
CA
CO
DC
DE
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MO
NC
NJ
NM
NV
NY
OH
OR
PA
PR
Rl
SC
TN
TX
VA
Wl
WV
TOTAL
Tons received
8,472
9
187
10
18
1
4,516
76
6
1
40
1,105
41
132
344
26
20
31
2
2
190
23
6
10
11
1
466
47
8
770
6
1
16,578
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CT
GA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MD
Ml
NC
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
TOTAL
Tons shipped
21,448
171
67
2,175
412
300
583
5,596
39
3.034
436
432
185
3,351
4,062
2
15,549
1,048
462
59,352
                                                2G1

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                          Florida
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
D001
F006
MOMX
DOMX
K061
FOMX
K001
F003
F002
0008
D006
D007
F001
D003
F005
U051
F019
D011
K086
UOMX
U226
D009
U190
F008
U036
F009
P123
U009
F007
D004
U122
POMX
P015
P064
U015
P030
U210
U121
U228
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
452,425
10,433
10,059
8,330
8,215
7,644
3,923
3,210
2,421
2,121
2,069
1,591
1.405
1,211
1,110
783
711
343
217
63
50
44
38
38
18
17
15
15
15
10
9
9
8
6
6
6
5
5
4
4
Percent
of State
total (%)
87.2
2.0
1.9
1.6
1.6
1.5
0.8
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                       202

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                                                        Florida
                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous  Waste  Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              079         D002                                     411,605

                              R99         D008                                         82

                              T01         F005                                         21

                              T03         DOMX                                         631
                                          D008                                          8
                                          FOMX                                          7
                                          0001                                          4

                              T04         0002                                     35,015
                                          0001                                     12,141
                                          MOMX                                      8,117
                                          FOMX                                      3,889
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                            T02   Treatment  In Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                081  Land Treatment/Appl{cation/Fanning            Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03   Incineration
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04   Other  Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                 R99   Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   079  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks             £ Q J^9   Unknown

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                                           Florida

    Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators  and  RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     FLD004106811    KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL  COUP
  2     FLD057231821    AMERICAN CYANAMID CO INC
  3     FLD000733683    FPL TURKEY POINT
  4     FLD000807115    FPL PORT EVERGLADES
  5     FLD083812537    FLORIDA STEEL CORP
  6     FLD981022460    GENERAL DEV UTILITIES
  7     FLD080677347    REFINED METALS CORP
  8     FLD981932080    FLORIDA WOOD PRESERVING LIVE OAK
  9     FL9170024567    USN NAVY PUBLIC WORKS CENTER
 10     FLD061993606    MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE
 11     FLD000814434    FLORIDA STEEL CORP
 12     FLD04149S441    ALPHA RESINS CORP
 13     FLD980847271    SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-163-01
 14     FLD095558466    PEC VIKTRON
 15     FLD004128336    U S FOUNDRY & MFC CO
 16     FLD045464088    RCA CORP
 17     FLD099346629    AIR INTERNATIONAL INC
 18     FLD004117677    PERKO INC
 19     FLD043860451    GATES ENERGY PRODUCTS INC
 20     FLD097837983    SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-130-01
 21     FLD000602334    HARRIS SEMICONDUCTOR
 22     FL6170024412    USNAS JACKSONVILLE
 23     FLD000776757    SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-097-01
 24     FL0047966593    MARTIN ELECTRONICS INC
 25     FLD000608083    GNB INC
 26     FLD069145019    NORTHERN TELECOM ELECTRONICS INC
 27     FL0047096524    OLIN CORP
 28     FLD004053450    SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT CO
 29     FLD060240207    MARTIN MARIETTA AEROSPACE
 30     FLD004073177    AERO CORP
 31      FLD001447952    UNITED TECHNOLOGIES
 32     FLD980729610    TRICIL RECOVERY SERVICE
 33     FLD980847214    SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-079-01
 34     FLD980840086    SAFETY KLEEN CORP 3-097-02
 35     FL0981474802    CSX SERVICES
 36     FLD130012032    ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORP
 37     FLD981475049    CONNECTRONICS INC
 38     FLD065912966    ADVANCED BOARD CIRCUITRIES  INC
 39      FLD061978540    GNB INC
 40      FLD043047653    ITT THOMPSON IMD METALS DIV


City
MULBERRY
MILTON
FLORIDA CITY
FORT LAUDERDALE
BALDWIN
OCALA
JACKSONVILLE
LIVE OAK
PENSACOLA
OCALA
TAMPA
LAKELAND
TAMPA
ORLANDO
MEDLEY
PALM BEACH GARDENS
CLEARWATER
MIAMI
HAGUE
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
PALM BAY
JACKSONVILLE
DELRAY BEACH
PERRY
TAMPA
WEST PALM BEACH
ST MARKS
BALDWIN
ORLANDO
LAKE CITY
JUPITER
BARTOW
ORANGE PARK
MIAMI
PINELLAS PARK
BARTOW
FORT LAUDERDALE
MELBOURNE
ORLANDO
MADISON
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
411,605
17,867
9.112
7,906
5,422
3,648
3,600
2,918
2,466
2,251
2,222
1,824
1,711
1,658
1,583
1,458
1,454
1,300
1,271
1,160
1,124
1,106
1,065
1,065
1,062
1,040
1,028
973
902
885
865
798
713
682
682
631
624
598
594
575
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                                                         Florida

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA Hazardous Waste  Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1  FL0004106811
   Z  FLD000737312
   3  FLD057231821
   4  FLD000733683
   5  FLD000807115
   6  FLD076813302
   7  FLD980729610
   8  FLD041495441
   9  FLD000776708
  10  FLD047096524
  11  FLD000608083
  12  FLD980847271
  13  FLD981750706
  U  FLD047966593
  15  FL0980711071
  16  FLD981474802
  17  FLD130012032
  18  FLD991275355
  19  FLD001447952
  20  FLD000776757
  21   FL0097837983
  22  FLD980840086
  23  FL09808472U
  24  FLD000776773
  25  FLD000776716
  26  FLD000631721
  27  FL6170024412
  28  FL68000U585
  29  FLD067230771
  30  FLD004092839
  31   FL6170022952
  32   FLD079859492
  33   FL9170024567
  34   FLD004061925
  35   FL917Q024260
  36   FL5170022474
  37   FLD991279894
  38   FL2570024404
 39   FL7570024037
 40   FLD004057535
 Site Name

 KAISER  ALUMINUM &  CHEMICAL CORP
 OLDOVER CORP
 AMERICAN CYANAMID  CO  INC
 FPL  TURKEY POINT
 FPL  PORT EVERGLADES
 SPARKLE PARTS  INC
 TRICIL  RECOVERY SERVICE
 ALPHA RESINS CORP
 CHEMICAL WASTE MGT POMPANO
 OLIN CORP
 GNB  INC
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP  3-163-01
 MATRIX  RECOVERY SYSTEMS INC
 MARTIN  ELECTRONICS INC
 QUAOREX HPS INC
 GSX  SERVICES
 ARISTECH CHEMICAL  CORP
 MID  FLORIDA MINING CO
 UNITED  TECHNOLOGIES
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP  3-097-01
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP  3-130-01
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP  3-097-02
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP  3-079-01
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP  3-079-02
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP  3-163-02
 FPL  COCOA
 USNAS JACKSONVILLE
 USNASA  KENNEDY SPACE  CENTER
 ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
 GULF  COAST LEAD CO
 USN BOCA CHICA
 ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
 USN NAVY PUBLIC WORKS CENTER
 POST I  LUMBER  PRESERVING CO INC
 USN MAYPORT
 USNAS CECIL FIELD
 COLEMAN EVANS WOOD PRESERVING CO
USAF PATRICK
USAF HOMESTEAD
BEAZER MATERIALS ft SERVICES INC
City
                                                                            Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Heth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source   (U.S. tons)
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Applicatlon/Fansing
P MULBERRY D79
GREEN COVE SPR T04
MILTON T04
FLORIDA CITY T04
FORT LAUOERDALE T04
TAMPA S02 T04
BARTOW S01 T01 T04
LAKELAND T04
POMPANO BEACH S06
ST MARKS T04
TAMPA S03
TAMPA S01 S02
WILLISTON T04
PERRY T04
GAINESVILLE SOS
PINELLAS PARK S06
BARTOW T03
LOWELL S02
JUPITER S01 S02 T04
DELRAY BEACH S01 S02
ALTAMONTE SPR SOI S02
MIAMI S01 S02
ORANGE PARK S01 S02
TALLAHASSEE S01 S02
PORT CHARLOTTE SOI S02
COCOA T04
JACKSONVILLE S01
KENNEDY SPACE S01
TAMPA SOS
TAMPA R99
KEY WEST S01 SOS T03
JACKSONVILLE S01
PENSACOLA SOI
: QUINCY SOI T04
JACKSONVILLE S01
CECIL FIELD S01
» JACKSONVILLE T04
PATRICK AFB S01
HOMESTEAD S01
: GAINESVILLE S01
D82 Ocean Disposal
D83 Surface Impoundments
D84 Other Disposal

Storage
S01 Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
S02 Tank
S03 Waste Pile
S04 Surface Impoundment
SOS Other Storage
Onsite 411
Offsite 20
Onsite 17
Onsite 9
Onsite 7
Offsite 2
Offsite 1
Onsite 1
Offsite 1
Onsite 1
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
T04 Onsite
Offsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Treatment
,605
,165
,867
,091
,895
,359
.918
,601
,592
,014
946
943
878
830
789
690
631
578
457
429
393
353
301
228
190
145
109
107
97
82
61
60
51
36
33
31
30
20
19
18

T01 Treatment in Tanks
T02 Treatment in Surface
Impoundments
T03 Incineration
T04 Other Treatment

R99 Recycling
*> At
"* W9*-'UnknoMn








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Georgia
  Region IV
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                                 GEORGIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA  30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Georgia Department of Natural
 Resources
Land Protection Branch
205 Butler Street, S.E.
East Tower, Room 1154
Atlanta, GA 30334
Notes:    In Table 1, since 12 of the 15 unknown (U99) management sites mentioned
         also reported storage methods only, it is safe to assume that the real number
         of facilities (excluding storage-only facilities) is closer to 30 instead of 42, i.e.,
         the unknown management methods are more than likely management in
         storage units.
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                                      Georgia

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
      313

39.837.643  tons




       24
       13
        5

       42

39.751.031  tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
7
2
3
14
25*
0
0
1
0
0
0
1*
4
15
42*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
2,813,967
12,333
2,993
36,893,023
39,722,316
0
0
4,253
0
0
0
4,253
104
0
39,726,673
99.9%
Off site
106
0
0
15,572
15,678
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,278
4,402
24,358
0.1%
Total
2,814,073
12,333
2,993
36,908,595
39,737,994
0
0
4,253
0
0
0
4,253
4,382
4,402
39,751,031
100%
Percent
7.1
<0.05
<0.05
92.8
100.0
0.0
0.0
<0.05
0.0
0.0
0.0
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                      Georgia
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
CA
FL
IL
IN
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MN
MS
NC
NY
OH
PA
PR
SC
SD
TN
TX
VA
Wl
WV
t
TOTAL
Tons received
1.508
7
1,925
13
63
32
23
51
264
1
27
1,338
43
230
25
2
1,656
3
946
12
52
4
8

8,233
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AK
AL
AR
CT
FL
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
NC
NJ
OH
OK
OR
PA
SC
TN
TX
UT
VA
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
1
31,780
332
24
12,078
353
345
141
430
4,701
13
635
7.833
2.798
1,998
682
15
3,131
12.112
5,179
282
21
415
73
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                         Georgia
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
MOMX
D001
D005
D008
F006
DOMX
K061
FOMX
K001
F003
F005
U051
D007
F002
P070
P030
D015
F001
D009
F019
K086
0006
K071
F007
UOMX
P089
D011
U151
F024
K062
0003
K106
F008
U122
0004
F027
U037
U080
U165
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
36,888,726
2,822,163
31,324
15,936
15,402
14,903
13,289
10,309
7,999
3.571
2,946
1.540
1.449
1,381
1.373
1,108
817
759
479
275
220
217
210
171
167
158
141
136
105
80
80
65
42
32
11
10
7
7
6
6
Percent
of State
total (%)
92.6
7.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                        Georgia

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management    Uaste     Waste     Waste     Waste
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4
                                        Quantity
                                         Managed
                                       (U.S.  tons)
                              D81

                              R99
F006

K061
F006
MOMX
0001
     4,253

     4,031
       115
        56
        54
                              T01
MOMX
P030
0001
0007
 2,812,032
       817
       777
       233
                              T02
0002
K001
    12,321
        12
                              T03
                              T04
MOMX
0001

0002
0005
0008
F003
     1,600
     1,393

36,864,285
    15,941
    12,895
     4,627
                              U99
0001
                                          OONX
                                          F002
     1,212
       741
       607
       502
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTW. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Nanagesent in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
080  Landfills
081  Land Treatnent/Application/Faniing
082  Ocean Disposal
083  Surface Impoundment*
084  Other Disposal
         Treatment
            T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                                 O
                                                       T02

                                                       T03
                                                       T04
                     Treatment in Surface
                       Impoundments
                     Incineration
                     Other Treatment

                     Recycling
                U99  Unknown

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                                           Georgia

    Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAIO        Site Name

  1     GAD003282803    KEMIRA INC
  2     GAD003324985    MERCK t CO INC
  3     GAD045821170    N&J SOLVENTS COMPANY INC
  4     GAD003275468    CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CORP
  5     GA0070330576    CHLORIDE METALS
  6     GAD040690737    OLIN CHEMICALS GRP - AUGUSTA PLANT
  7     GAD041011099    FEDERAL PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO
  8     GA3680090005    US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
  9     GAD003326477    ATLANTIC STEEL CO-1
 10     GAD096629282    SOLIDTEK INC
 11     GAD990740714    ARIVEC CHEMICALS INC
 12     GA8570024606    LOCKEED-GEORGIA CO USAF PLT #6
 13     GAD084823301    CARGILL INC/CHEM PROD DIV
 U     GAD030059182    ATLANTIC STEEL CO
 15     GAD075876623    PPG INDUSTRIES INC
 16     GAD093380814    CHEMICAL CONSERVATION OF GEORGIA INC
 17     GAD003310810    GENERAL MOTORS CPC DORAVILLE PLT
 18     GAD003295243    OWENS-ILLINOIS INC
 19     GAD039046800    G D SEARLE & CO
 20     GAD006924872    DELTA AIR LINES INC
 21     GAD980842777    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-013-02
 22     GAD046901427    THE GLIDDEN COMPANY
 23     GA0980726491    NORAMCO INC
 24     GAD03003S356    RHONE-POULENC AG CO
 25     GAD097392971    NORTHWEST AIRLINES
 26     GA7170023694    MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE
 27     GAD059522870    GENERAL MOTORS CORP CPC-LAKEWOOD PLT
 28     GAD042869057    SHERUIN WILLIAMS CO
 29     GAD095811162    PHOTOCIRCUITS
 30     GAD000823070    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-013-01
 31     GAD051034387    SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT CO-1
 32     GAD033842543    TRI-STATE STEEL DRUM CO INC
 33     GAD004065520    HERCULES INC
 34     GAD003305307    FORD MOTOR CO/ATLANTA ASSEMBLY PLT
 35     GAD000821934    KOPPERS COMPANY INC
 36     GAD003264074    SOUTHERN WOOD PIEDMONT
 37     GAD980729974    BLUE BIRD BODY COMPANY
 38     GAD045929643    DOW CHEMICAL CO
 39     GAD080107873    DAVIDSON EXTERIOR TRIM TEXTRON
 40     GAD003306750    MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT CO


City
SAVANNAH
ALBANY
ATLANTA
CARTERSVILLE
COLUMBUS
AUGUSTA
VIDALIA
ATLANTA
ATLANTA
MORROW
DOUGLASVILLE
MARIETTA
FOREST PARK
CARTERSVILLE
EAST POINT
VALDOSTA
DORAVILLE
ATLANTA
AUGUSTA
ATLANTA
NORCROSS
ATLANTA
ATHENS
WOODBINE
ATLANTA
ALBANY
ATLANTA
MORROW
PEACHTREE CITY
HAPEVILLE
AUGUSTA
GRAYSVILLE
BRUNSWICK
HAPEVILLE
CONLEY
MACON
FORT VALLEY
DALTON
AMERICUS
HARTWELL
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
36,864,107
2,818,235
16,568
15,927
13,718
12,673
8,105
8,000
6.373
5,494
4,558
4.144
4,081
3,955
3,371
3,330
2,297
1,817
1,605
1,555
1,234
1,198
1,174
1,122
1,118
1.017
1,014
1,004
918
895
878
789
772
725
715
628
597
585
580
513
                                                                                   £ 1  9
                                                                                   **  J.  •*

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                                                         Georgia

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  GAD003282803   KEMIRA INC
   2  GAD003324985   MERCK & CO INC
   3  GAD003275468   CHEMICAL PRODUCTS  CORP
   4  GAD070330576   CHLORIDE METALS
   5  GAD..;«0690737   OLIN CHEMICALS  GRP - AUGUSTA PLANT
   6  GA0045821170   M&J  SOLVENTS COMPANY INC
   7  GAD041011099   FEDERAL PACIFIC ELECTRIC  CO
   8  GAD082830803   TRI  CHEM CORPORATION
   9  GAD096629282   SOLIDTEK INC
  10  GAD003310810   GENERAL MOTORS  CPC DORAVILLE PLT
  11  GAD0933808U   CHEMICAL CONSERVATION OF  GEORGIA  INC
  12  GA8570024606   LOCKEED-GEORGIA CO USAF PLT #6
  13  GAD039046800   G D  SEARLE & CO
  14  GAD084823301   CARGILL INC/CHEM PROD DIV
  15  GAD033842543   TRI-STATE STEEL DRUM CO INC
  16  GAD033582461   ALTERNATE ENERGY RESOURCES INC
  17  GAD980842777   SAFETY-KLEEM CORP  3-013-02
  18  GAD097392971   NORTHWEST AIRLINES
  19  GAD000823070   SAFETY-KLEEM CORP  3-013-01
  20  GA7170023694   MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE
  21   GAD059522870   GENERAL MOTORS  CORP CPC-LAKEWOOO  PLT
  22  GA0980726491   NORAMCO INC
  23  GAD990740714   ARIVEC CHEMICALS INC
  24  GA1570024330   ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE
  25  GAD075876623   PPG  INDUSTRIES  INC
  26  GAD041007063   ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO-1
  27  GAD006924872   DELTA AIR LINES INC
  28  GAD980842835   SAFETY KLEEN CORP  3-019-22
  29   GAD066465824   ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
  30   GAD000776781    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP  3-179-01
  31   GAD061022216   GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE CORP
  32   GAD000823096   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP  3-106-01
  33   GAD003302064   E-2  GO DIVISION TEXTRON INC
  34   GAD980709257   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP  3-106-21
  35   GAD0008K541    SOUTHUIRE CO COPPER DIV
  36   GAD000616367   MKC  ENTERPRISES INC
  37   GAD0653U301    TORRINGTON CO SYLVAN IA BRG PLANT
  38   GM170090001    NAVAL  SUBMARINE BASE
  39   GAD063152573   SAFT AMERICA INC
 40  GAD084914787  ATLANTIC WOOD INDS INC
City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatt»ent/Application/Farming
SAVANNAH
ALBANY
CARTERSVILLE
COLUMBUS
LANT AUGUSTA
ATLANTA
VIDALIA
ATLANTA
MORROW
LT DORAVILLE
IA INC VALDOSTA
MARIETTA
AUGUSTA
FOREST PARK
GRAYSVILLE
AUGUSTA
NORCROSS
ATLANTA
HAPEVILLE
ALBANY
3D PLT ATLANTA
ATHENS
DOUGLASVILLE
WARNER ROBINS
EAST POINT
SAVANNAH
ATLANTA
RINGGOLD
DORAVILLE
GARDEN CITY
SAVANNAH
COLUMBUS
AUGUSTA
NACON
CARROLLTON
DORAVILLE
IT SYLVANIA
KINGS BAY
VALDOSTA
PORT WENTWORTH
D82 Ocean Disposal
S04 T04
S01 S04 T01
T04
S03 T04
S01 T02
S01 T04
D81 S04
R99 S01
S01 T04
S01
S01 S02 T04
S01
S01 S02 T03
S01 S02 T03
R99 S01 S02
S01 T04 T01
S01 502 U99
S01 T01
S01 S02 U99
S01 T01
S01
T01
U99
R99 S01 S03
SOI
S01 U99
S01 U99
S01 S02 U99
S01 U99
S01 502 U99
501
S02 U99
501 T01
S02 U99
T04
S01 U99
S01
501
R99 S01
501

083 Surface Impoundments
084 Other Disposal

Storage
S01 Container (barrel
S02 Tank
503 Waste PUe



, drum, etc.)


Ons ite 36,864,107
S02 Ons ite 2,812,200
Onsite 15,927
Ons ite 12,840
Onsite 12,539
Both 11,071
Onsite 10,626
Offsite 4,031
Both 3,720
Onsite 2.198
U99 Offsite 1,796
Onsite 1,684
Onsite 1,605
Cnsite 1,491
U99 O-'fsite 1,429
U99 Offsite 1,147
Offsite 1,072
Onsite 981
Both 753
Onsite 701
Onsite 698
Onsite 671
Offsite 574
Onsite 387
Onsite 348
Offsite 313
Both 248
Offsite 209
Offsite 188
Both 168
Onsite 144
Offsite 143
Onsite 136
Offsite 114
Onsite 110
Offsite 87
Onsite 82
Onsite 71
Onsite 49
Onsite 49
Treatment
T01 Treatment in Tanks
T02 Treatment in Surface
Impoundments
T03 Incineration
T04 other Treatment

R99 Recycling
S04 Surface Impoundment
SOS Other Storage

OU9P «0nknoun

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 Guam
  Region IX
1 ./ ''•'/'•"  - ..'I'
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                                   GUAM
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mail Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Guam Environmental
 Protection Agency
Air and Lands Program
IT&E - Harmon Plaza
130 Rojas Street
Harmon, Guam 96911
Notes:    No special notes for Guam.
                                                                        215

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                                       Guam

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
  a   .

315 tons
  1
  0
  0

  1

  2 tons
  2
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0*
0
0
0
0
0
1
1*
0
0
1*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
2
100%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
2
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                      Guam
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
CA
HI
TX
TOTAL
Tons shipped
21
48
8
77
217

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                         Guam
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
DOMX
D001
U002
U228
D002
F001
D008
F005
D003
D007
D009
MOMX
U210
D006
F002
P022
P040
P095
P098
UOMX
U032
U034
U052
U080
U121
U220
U226
U239












Quantity generated
in State (tons)
142
63
46
35
9
6
4
4
2
2
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5












Percent
of State
total (%)
44.9
19.9
14.6
11.1
2.8
1.9
1.3
1.3
0.6
0.6
0.3
0.3
0.3
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05












                                                 218

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                                                          Guam

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities  and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quant i ty
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1     Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                              D84         0003                                       2
Disposal                                             080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU. Prior               D81  Land Treatnent/Appllcation/Fararing           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                    082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior               D83  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                      084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under MPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                              219
   079  Underground Injection Wells                  T01  Treatment  in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                              Guam

      Table 5.   Forty  Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
                                                                                       Total
                                                                                     Generated
Rank       EPAID        Site Name                                        City         (U.S. tons)

  1     GU5170022680    USN PUBLIC WORKS CENTER                       SAN FRANCISCO        168
  2     GU4170027334    U.S.N. SHIP REPAIR FACILITY                   SAN FRANCISCO         47
  3     GU6170027316    DEFENSE REUTILIZATION AND MARKETING OFFICE    SAN FRANCISCO         47
  4     GU0170027320    US NAVAL AIR STATION                          SAN FRANCISCO         16
  5     GU6571999S19    ANDERSON AIR FORCE BASE                       SAN FRANCISCO         12
  6     GU0170090013    US NAVAL MAGAZINE                            SAN FRANCISCO         11
  7     GU7170027323    US NAVAL STATION                             SAN FRANCISCO         11
  8     GU9670390019    US COAST GUARD                               SAN FRANCISCO          4
                                                                                  £20

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                                                         Guam
                               Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1  GU6170027316
   2  GU6571999519
Site Name                             City

DEFENSE REUT1UZATION ADO MARKETING    SAN FRANCISCO
ANDERSON AIR FORCE  BASE                SAN FRANCISCO
                                                                           Mgmt  Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                           Meth  Heth Heth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                            12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
S01
084
Both
Onsite
188
  2
Disposal
   011  Discharge to SeHer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment  in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Nanagaaent In RCRA Units
   D79  Underground  Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treataent/Application/Faming
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 D83  Surface Impoundments
                                 D84  Other Disposal

                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
                                 502  Tank
                                 S03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
               Treatment
                  T01  Treatment in Tanks
                  T02  Treatment in Surface
                         ImpountAuei its
                  T03  Incineration
                  T04  Other Treatment
                  R99  Recycling

                  U99  Unknown
                221

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Hawaii
 Region IX

             £99
             ** 'V r-i

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                                   HAWAII
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mail Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of Hawaii
Department of Health
Environmental Management
 Division
Rve Waterfront Plaza, Suite 250
500 Ala Moana Boulevard
Honolulu, HI 96813
Notes:    Site names and addresses are left blank in Tables 5 and 6 because Hawaii
         claimed all the site data to be confidential business information (CBI). Also,
         the numbers listed in the EPA ID columns of Tables 5 and 6 are fictitious
         identifiers, assigned to conceal the actual EPA ID'S of the sites.

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                                       Hawaii
         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                              14
Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                               1.400 tons
RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSDR units:
(excludes quantity managed only in storage)
Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
   4
   3
   2
   2
1.381  tons
   15



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Treat in RCRA Units
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Storage in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D11

D14
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
1
2
3*

1

1
0
0
1
0
0
1
3*
4
2
9*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
1
1

0

0
0
0
11
0
0
<0.5
11
1
0
13
0.9%
Off site
0
0
3
14
17

635

1
0
0
0
0
0
0
636
713
2
1,368
99.1%
Total
0
0
3
15
18

635

1
0
0
11
0
0
<0.5
647
714
2
1,381
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.2
1.1
1.3

46.0

0.1
0.0
0.0
0.8
0.0
0.0
<0.05
46.9
51.7
0.1
100
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                 224

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                      Hawaii
Table 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total Quantity of hazardous waste
received rrom out of State (IMPORTS)
State
CA
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
1
11
12
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
CA
TX
WA
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
126
25
224
44
419

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                         Hawaii
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
DOMX
MOMX
D001
D007
F006
F002
K052
D002
K051
FOMX
D009
POMX
D003
F003
F027
U188
U210























Quantity generated
in State (tons)
430
417
313
67
63
48
20
17
11
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
<0.5























Percent
of State
total (%)
30.7
29.8
22.4
4.8
4.5
3.4
1.4
1.2
0.8
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05























                                                             226

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                                                         Hawaii

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                             by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quant i ty
                            Management     Uaste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                              Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                               011         D002                                       414
                                          F006                                       134
                                          0002      0007                              41
                                          0001                                        28

                               014         0001                                         1

                               081         K051                                        11

                               R99         0001                                       655
                                          0004      0006      0007      0008          58
                                                                                       1

                               T03         0003                                         3

                               T04         0002                                        10
                                          0007                                         4
                                          F002                                         1

                               U99         0001                                         1
                                          0002                                         1
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                             T02 Treatment in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                081  Land Treatnent/Application/Farming           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                         T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04 Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       D84  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,                                                  R99 Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   D79  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks           «.  2  7*199 unknown

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                                      Hawaii

Table 5.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
                                                         Total
                                       Site            Generated
                Rank       EPAIO        Name    City    (U.S. tons)

                  1     HI0000000010                       526
                  2     HI0000000031                       171
                  3     HI0000000006                       125
                  4     HI0000000003                       120
                  5     HI0000000009                        91
                  6     HI0000000005                        76
                  7     HI0000000012                        73
                  8     HI0000000038                        48
                  9     HI0000000002                        44
                 10     HI0000000011                        35
                 11     HI0000000045                        31
                 12     HI0000000037                        23
                 13     HI0000000015                        13
                 14     HI0000000027                         3
                                                                            228

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                                                         Hawaii

                                Table 6.   Forty .i-rgest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank
EPA ID
Site Name
City
   1  HI0000000041
   2  HI0000000003
   3  HI0000000023
   4  HI0000000007
   5  HI0000000010
   6  HI0000000020
   7  HI0000000045
   8  HI0000000021
   9  HI0000000014
  10  HI0000000027
  11  HI0000000022
  12  HI0000000044
  13  HI0000000011
  14  HI0000000024
  15  HI0000000030
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Meth Heth Uaste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
R99 S01
011 014
S01 S02
S01
S01
R99 S02
081
S01
T03
S01
S01
S01
084 S01
T04
R99
S02 U99 Off site
R99 S01 T04 Both
U99 Both
Both
Ons ite
Off site
Onsite
Ons ite
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
1,079
912
479
.76
'.r«*
58
11
6
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Nanageaent in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   081  Land Treatnent/Application/Farming
                                             D82  Ocean Disposal
                                             D83  Surface Inpoundments
                                             084  Other Disposal

                                          Storage
                                             S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
                                             S02  Tank
                                             S03  Uaste Pile
                                             S04  Surface Impoundment
                                             SOS  Other Storage
                                                                       Treatment
                                                                          T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                                                          T02  Treatment in Surface
                                                                                 Impoundments
                                                                          T03  Incineration
                                                                          T04  other Treatment

                                                                          R99  Recycling

                                                                          U99  Unknown

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Idaho
Region X
              230

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                                   IDAHO
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region X
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop HW-112
12006th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Idaho Department of Health
 and Welfare
Hazardous Materials Bureau
450 West State Street
Boise, ID 83720
Notes:   The site name and city for EPA ID ID0000000002 are missing in Tables 5 and
         6 because the site claimed confidential business information (CBI) for its data
         submission.   Also, the EPA ID mentioned above is a fictitious  identifier,
         assigned to conceal the actual EPA ID of the CBI site.

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                                       Idaho

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSO Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
    25

17.170 tons
     0
     1
     1
40.515 tons
     6
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
0
1
0
1*
0
1
0
0
0
0
1*
0
1
2*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
4
0
14,747
0
14,751
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14,751
36.4%
Off Site
0
0
0
0
0
0
24,958
0
0
0
0
24,958
0
806
25,764
63.6%
Total
4
0
14,747
0
14,751
0
24,958
0
0
0
0
24,958
0
806
40,515
100%
Percent
<0.05
0.0
36.4
0.0
36.4
0.0
61.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
61.6
0.0
2.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                    232

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                     Idaho
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AK
AZ
CA
CO
HI
IA
IL
MO
MT
ND
NV
OR
SD
UT
WA
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
94
762
26,548
960
1,332
6
47
39
462
29
225
1,221
76
134
2,333
362
34,630
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
CA
CO
IL
KY
LA
OR
TX
UT
WA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
329
436
13
2
1
540
28
725
520
2,594
                                             233

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                          Idaho
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
DOMX
D002
D001
F006
F005
U134
D006
U051
K052
D008
P020
K001
F001
F002
FOMX
D009
D005
D007
D004
U240
D011
U228
D003
U238
F003
U002
U107
U121
U133
U188
U190
U213
U239






Quantity generated
in State (tons)
8,710
6,732
340
306
242
132
119
111
108
83
45
45
40
36
29
25
21
15
8
7
4
3
3
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5






Percent
of State
total (%)
50.7
39.2
2.0
1.8
1.4
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05






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                                                         Idaho

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types  of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                              080                                                  6,952
                                          0004      0009                           2,374
                                          D004      D005     0006      0007        2,223
                                          D006      0007                           1,683

                              T01         D006      0008                               4

                              T03         0002      0005     0006      F003        8,221
                                          0002      0005     0006      0007        6,526

                              U99                                                    175
                                          0007      0017                              89
                                          0008                                        70
                                          0006      0007                              69
Disposal                                             D80   Landfills                             T02  Treatment In Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior               081   Land TreatMnt/Appltcation/Farming           iMpoundments
          Treatment in ROM Units                    082   Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTW. Prior               D83   Surface Ispouncfaents                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                      084   Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                                    O Q r
   D79  Underground Injection Wells                  T01   Treatment in Tanks                   'U9V OnWwn

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                                             Idaho

     Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name                                  City

  1     ID4890008952    U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY  IDAHO NATIONAL    SCOVILLE
  2     IDD990727471    HEWLETT  PACKARD                             BOISE
  3     IDD009066481    OMARK INDUSTRIES, A 8LOUNT, INC COMPANY     LEWISTON
  4     IDD093120871    MICRON TECHNOLOGY, INC.                     BOISE
  5     IDD033942780    BOB RICE FORD, INC.                         BOISE
  6     IDD053798104    AMERICAN MICRO-SYSTEMS, INC.                POCATELLO
  7     IDDOS5030852    POCATELLO UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD            POCATELLO
  8     IDD000602631    IDAHO FALLS POLE YARD UTAH POWER & LIGHT    IDAHO FALLS
  9     ID3572124557    MOUNTAIN HOME AFB                           MOUNTAIN HOME
 10     IDD000641977    CHEVRON  PIPE LINE COMPANY - POCATELLO TE    POCATELLO
 11     ID0000000002
 12     I04140909090    USDOI  -  B1A FORT HALL AGENCY                FORT HALL
 13     IDD020924031    HOLLY  CORP.                                 MOUNTAIN HOME
 14     IDD067SS0103    B.J. CARNEY INDUSTRIES INC
 15     IDD097762231    ZILOG, INC.                                 NAMPA
 16     IDD009062597    L.D. MCFARLAND COMPANY                      SANDPOINT
 17     IDD093115103    UNION  PACIFIC FRUIT EXPRESS CO              POCATELLO
 18     IDD092034784    GUSTAFSON, INC                              MARSING
 19     IDD047111018    PRESSURE TREATED TIMBER CO                  BOISE
 20     IDD000641654    AMOCO  OIL CO. - BOISE TERMINAL              BOISE
 21     IDD075746271    UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO                         MOSCOW
 22     ID0981769615    BIG WEST OIL CO.                            BOISE
 23     IDD000712315    PURE GRO COMPANY                            BRUNEAU
 24     IDD981768542    HYDRA-CO ENTERPRISES INC                    BRIDGE ID
 25     IDD981764897    GEM COUNTY WEED CONTROL
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  15,253
     612
     240
     193
     125
     117
     117
     108
     102
      79
      46
      44
      38
      20
      20
      16
      11
       8
       5
       4
       4
       4
       2
       2
       0
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                                                          Idaho
                                Table 6.   Forty  Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1  ID0000000002
   2  ID4890008952
   3  100990727471
   4  100000712026
   5  I00991281270
Si   dame
City
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY IDAHO NATI    SCOVILLE
HEWLETT PACKARD                        BOISE
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP.                     BOISE
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP.                     POCATELLO
                                                                            Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Heth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                                                        D80   S01  U99
                                          Offsite
                 S01   S02  SOS   T01   T03  Both
                 S01                       Onsite
                 S01   S02                 Offsite
   6  ID3S72124557   MOUNTAIN  HOME AFB
                                                           MOUNTAIN HOME
                 S01   S02
                 S01
Offsite
Both
25,784
15,308
   595
    92
    61
    20
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water wider NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 DBS  Surface Impoundments
                                 D84  Other Disposal

                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 $03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
                                Treatment
                                    T01   Treatment  in Tanks
                                    T02   Treatment  in Surface
                                           Impoundments
                                    T03   Incineration
                                    T04   Other Treatment
                                    R99  Recycling

                                  "4J97  Unknown

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Illinois
 Region V
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                                  ILLINOIS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
MailStop5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Illinois Environmental
 Protection Agency
Division of Land Pollution
 Control #24
2200 Churchill Road
Springfield, IL 62706-9276
Notes:   Site names and addresses were not provided by Illinois.  Hence, the site
         name and city are blank in Tables 5 and 6.
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                                       Illinois

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     892

1.969.020  tons




      42
      16
      10

      Sfi

2.035.100  tons
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
—
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
16
3
9
17
37*
4
4
2
0
1
0
11*
29
0
68*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
506.433
3,596
9,394
14,866
534,289
646,972
26,337
17,791
0
58,383
0
749,483
20,969
0
1,304,741
64.1%
Off site
84,738
0
30,921
352,322
467,981
0
184.384
0
0
0
0
184,384
77,994
0
730,359
35.9%
Total
591,171
3,596
40,315
367,188
1,002,270
646.972
210,721
17,791
0
58,383
0
933,867
98,963
0
2,035,100
100%
Percent
29.0
0.2
2.0
18.0
49.2
31.8
10.4
0.9
0.0
2.9
0.0
45.9
4.9
0.0
100
-
"Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                           2.40

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                     Illinois
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
>al quantity of hazardous waste
ved from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AK
AL-
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DC
DC
FL
GA
IA
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
MO
MS
MT
NG
NO
Nte
NH
NJ
NM
NY
OK
OK
OR
PA
Rl
SC
SD
TN
TX
UT
VA
WA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
27
2,585
545
146
2,036
775
323
16
70
515
185
21,075
81,290
1,090
10,912
541
498
855
3
8,227
13,055
33,690
305
32
685
528
2,826
11
1,989
172
5,869
14,105
215
1
2,676
468
1,079
319
1,046
1,482
2
863
209
21,958
180
6,011
241,490
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL-
AR
AZ
CA
FL
GA
IA
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NJ
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
SC
TN
TX
UT
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
13,357
2,066
34
48
17
16
548
84,969
r.,736
11 722
2,774
3
10,205
2,939
34,579
1
1
6,001
188
104
13,232
64
47
1,173
644
497
875
80
8,500
29
196,549
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                          Illinois
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
. Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
DOMX
MOMX
KOMX
K062
K061
D001
K051
D008
FOMX
F007
K048
K001
F006
D007
F005
D009
F002
UOMX
K033
F003
F001
K052
K035
K049
D006
U051
D003
K024
U019
U220
F008
K086
U210
F004
K094
U070
POMX
U072
U036
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
667.676
270,297
194,893
190,784
132.744
96,403
50,569
44.501
43,159
35.769
31.532
31,000
24,326
22.475
19,516
16,526
14.713
11,980
11,335
11,161
11,064
6.058
5,416
5,106
4,174
2,069
1,960
1,915
1,836
751
668
594
569
496
412
402
319
302
288
280
Percent
of State
total (%)
33.9
13.7
9.9
9.7
6.7
4.9
2.6
2.3
2.2
1.8
1.6
1.6
1.2
1.1
1.0
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                       242

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                                                       Illinois

                        Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA  Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
D79



080



D81



D83

R99



T01



T02

T03



m




Waste
Code 1
0002
K033
D002
K062
K061
F006
0008
K001
K048
K052
K049
K051
K051
IC048
D001
D002
0008
F002
0002
0002
0002
K062
0002
U210
D001
F002
0003
F002
K048
K062
0002
0008
Quant i ty
Waste Waste Waste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
311,797
K097 185,528
D004 96,767
41,627
43,653
38,585
34,970
22,142
9,677
4,057
3,158
899
38,922
19,461
28,956
18,596
17,379
6,860
270,762
U134 120,626
0003 48,648
40,608
3,467
129
8,806
F003 7,614
0013 DOU D016 3,239
1,883
262.313
51,653
18.689
F008 K044 K046 14,616
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment  in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground  Injection Wells
   080  Landfills                            T02
   081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
   D82  Ocean Disposal                       T03
   083  Surface  Impoundments                 T04
   084  Other Disposal
            Treatment in Surface
              Impoundments
            Incineration
            Other Treatment
                                            R99  Recycling
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
243
       U99  Unknown

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                                     Illinois

Table 5.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987

tank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Site
EPA ID Name
ILD006278170
ILD042075333
IL0000814673
IL0005463344
IL0048843809
ILD006271696
IL0080012305
1L0048296180
IL0010284248
ILD000781591
I L001 0279222
ILD020367561
ILD990785453
ILD980613913
IL0000802702
ILD008873937
IL0000672121
IL0049813256
1LD005476882
IL0006280606
ILD005263157
ILD087157251
IL0980793020
IL0083084954
ILD000805911
IL0000810291
I LD 042659672
IL0041518861
IL0000714881
ILD005215769
IL0000608471
IL0005451711
IL0006278360
IL0980794929
IL0042671248
• IL0005083316
IL0098642424
IL0980995666
IL0069496248
IL0005474457
                                               City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

  438,548
  311,797
  197,330
   96,793
   86,702
   67,693
   59,361
   51,196
   46,960
   42,717
   35,201
   21,687
   21.005
   19,664
   17,161
   16,121
   15,829
   15,156
   14,360
   13,938
   12,689
   12,247
    9,042
    8,735
    8,365
    8,353
    8,154
    7,982
    7,945
    7,651
    7,330
    7,174
    7,056
    7,045
    6,045
    5.922
    5.052
    4,586
    4,539
    4,353
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                                                        Illinois

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPA1D
   1  ILD980503106
Site Name
 City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Heth Heth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
      IL000627817D
      ILD042075333
      ILD000814673
      ILD010284248
   6  IL0000805812
   7  UD005463344
   8  ILD048843809
   9  ILD006271696
  10  ILD080012305
  11  IL0006317119
  12  ILD048296180
  13  ILD000666206
  14  ILD000781591
  15  ILD000608471
  16  ILD000805911
  17  ILD980700728
  18  1LD990785453
  19  ILD062480850
  20  ILD000672121
  21   1L0980613913
  22  ILD049813256
  23  ILD005476882
  24  ILD006280606
  25   ILD005263157
  26  ILD098642424
  27  110087157251
  28  ILD042659672
  29  ILD041518861
  30   IL0041538687
  31   ILD005451711
  32   ILD005450697
  33   ILD042671248
  34   ILD066918327
  35   ILD000810291
  36   IL0980794929
  37   ILD980700744
  38   ILD005215769
 39   ILD064403199
 40   1L0006278360
S04
SOI
D79
D79
D80
D80
079
S03
S01
D83
T04
S01
T01
079
T04
R99
080
S03
R99
T03
R99
T01
081
S03
080
T03
R99
R99
S02
R99
T03
R99
081
T01
R99
R99
R99
S01
R99
S03
T04
S04 T01

S01 S02
S01 T01



T04 S04 T01
SOI

T01 T02 T03

S02

S01 S03


S02



S01 S02 S04

R99
T04
T01
S01 S04 SOS



SOI 502 T04
S02



S01 S02
S02
T01
S04
Off site
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Offsite
Ons ite
Ons ite
T03 Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
552.892
438,543
311,797
197,077
119,719
105,076
96,767
86,697
62,696
58,407
51,255
50,543
47,008
42,039
37,685
29,873
26,411
21,005
20,065
19,121
16,581
15,028
14,354
13,888
12,640
12,165
9,704
8,154
7,982
7,201
7.174
6,386
6.045
5.798
5,780
4,248
4,124
3,826
3,176
2.709
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water wider NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Uells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Trestment/Application/Farming
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 083
                                 084

                              Storage
                                 S01
                                 S02
                                 S03
                                 S04
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown             245

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Indiana
 Region V
              246

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                                  INDIANA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
MailStop5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Indiana Department of
 Environmental Management
Office of Solid and Hazardous
 Waste Management
105 South Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46225
Notes:    No special notes for Indiana.
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                                      Indiana

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     522

1.950.685 tons




      15
      14
       8

      2Z

2.079.711 tons


     103
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
LandfOls
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
— —
No. of
facilities
using
method
14
0
5
14
27*
5
5
1
0
1
0
10*
0
6
37*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
482,554
0
71,626
290.294
844,474
393,104
499
759
0
130,666
0
525,028
0
0
1,369,502
65.9%
Off site
208.115
0
4,433
35,160
247,708
9,426
451,407
0
0
0
0
460,833
0
1,668
710,209
34.1%
Total
690,669
0
76,059
325,454
1,092,182
402,530
451,906
759
0
130,666
0
985,861
0
1,668
2,079,711
100%
Percent
33.2
0.0
3.7
15.6
52.5
19.4
21.7
<0.05
0.0
6.3
0.0
47.4
0.0
0.1
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                     Indiana
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity jf hazardous waste
received from out of state (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CO
CT
FL
GA
IA
IL
KS
KY
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NE
NJ
NV
NY
OH
PA
PR
SC
SD
T--.'
Tr",
VA
WA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
9,909
121
4
9,899
140
85
4,112
69,246
1,481
23,800
483
1,636
58
72,611
7,331
8,540
226
1,775
664
21,872
16
174
104,597
87,085
7
96
32
795
26
159
2
11,653
1,664
14,152
454,451
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of state (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CT-
RL
GA
IL
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NE
NJ
NY
OH
PA
SC
TN
TX
Wl
WV
Unknown or orelgn
TOTAL
Tons shipped
8,784
581
96
9
8
4
31
93,357
10
9.778
330
83
10,128
1,103
9,182
34
1
181
149
10
28,101
652
42
269
78
1,138
476
336
164,951
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                           Indiana
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
K062
MOMX
D0 10
F006
POMX
F009
D008
DOMX
D007
D002
K061
F003
D001
F005
F019
F008
K087
F001
F002
F007
K047
D003
KOMX
U188
D006
U165
P001
U159
K049
K086
0004
U210
0005
U051
0009
U239
U002
U223
F012
POMX
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
481,365
417,780
365,623
333,223
92,540
72.049
28,554
25,796
25.761
21,761
17,625
17,582
14.657
8,472
5.811
5,312
3.375
2,487
2,211
1,567
1,546
1,531
1,494
575
461
254
233
216
155
146
79
76
68
49
37
35
32
28
20
19
Percent
of State
total (%)
24.7
21.4
18.7
17.1
4.7
3.7
1.5
1.3
1.3
1.1
0.9
0.9
0.8
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                       2 5 0

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                                                         Indiana

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
Management    Waste     Waste     Waste    Waste
  Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3   Code 4
                                                                                  Quant i ty
                                                                                   Managed
                                                                                 (U.S. tons)
                              079
               0002
               K062
               0007
               F006
K062
                     319,413
                      75,465
                       7,631
                          11
                              D80
               MOMX
               K061
               F006
               0008
                                72,276
                                63,660
                                61,762
                                39,200
                              081

                              083

                              T01
                              T03
               KOMX

               K062

               0010
               K062
               0002
               F002

               F002
               0001
               F005
IC048
K051
F003      F005

F003      F005
    759

130,666

365,619
247,590
 12,935
 10,500

 73,392
  2,608
     59
                              T04
               F006
               0001
               0008
               F003
                               287.249
                                 7,264
                                 3,985
                                 3,884
                              U99
               DOMX
               U080
               0002
               F007
0002
0007
    486
    320
    252
    213
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
  080  Landfills                             T02
  081  Land Treatment/Appl(cation/Farming
  082  Ocean Disposal                        T03
  D83  Surface Impoundments                  T04
  D84  Other Disposal
                        Treatment
                          Y01  Treatment  in Tanks
                                                                          Treatment  in Surface
                                                                             Impoundments
                                                                          Incineration
                                                                          Other Treatment
                                                                     R99  Recycling
                              O K 4
                              /< OU99
                                                  Unknown

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                                             Indiana

      Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     1ND003913423    BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. BURNS HARBOR
  2     IND005159199    INLAND STEEL COMPANY
  3     IND016584641    MIDWEST STEEL COMPANY
  4     IND093220861    AVESTA INC
  5     IND005444062    USX
  6     IND005462601    LTV STEEL COMPANY INC
  7     IND000806836    CMC-DDAD-PLANT 5
  8     IND072040348    ELI LILLY & CO-CLINTON LABS
  9     IND093219012    HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
 10     IND016520017    ANDERSON COMPANY (ANCO)
 11     IND980590947    INDUSTRIAL FUELS & RESOURCES INC
 12     IND020939856    BY-PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT
 13     IND078911146    CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT OF INDIANA
 14     IND000646984    U.K. PFARRER CO., INC.
 15     IND087032611    CHRYSLER CORPORATION INDPLS FOUNDRY
 16     INS170023498    US NAVAL WEAPONS SUPPORT CENTER
 17     IND980684252    AMOCO CHEMICALS CORPORATION
 18     IND005081542    COPLAY CEMENT COMPANY
 19     IND000806935    ELI LILLY I CO
 20     1ND006366819    ALCOA, WARRICK
 21     IND006377048    PRESTOLITE BATTERY/ALLIED SIGNAL
 22     IND000199653    QUEMETCO, INC.
 23     IND980700801    CMC GUIDE DIVISION EAST
 24     INDOOS081955    GLOBE VALVE CORPORATION
 25     IND000780403    RECLAIMED ENERGY CO., INC.
 26     IND006050967    ELI LILLY ft CO-TIPPECANOE LABS
 27     IND000810861    AMOCO OIL CO. WHITING LAKEFRONT
 28     IND006048417    ELI LILLY ft CO
 29     IND046583571    MCGILL NFG. CO., IMC. ELECTRICAL DIV
 30     IND001926013    FORD MOTOR CO-INDPLS PLANT
 31      IND005449525    AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN CO
 32     IND981785405    3M SWIFT
 33     IND980503825    GMC-DELCO REMY ANDERSON
 34     JND980502074    OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLASS I C DIV
 35     IND000780544    FOUR COUNTY LANDFILL
 36     IND000806851    CMC DELCO ELECTRONICS CORP-KOKOMO BYPASS
 37     IND005441381    STEEL WAREHOUSE COMPANY.  INC.
 38     IND005460209    MASON METALS COMPANY, INC.
 39     IND005447537    SLATER STEELS CORP
 40     IND006417620    CONSUMER ELECTRONIC HOLDINGS INC


City
WESTCHESTER TUP
EAST CHICAGO
PORTAGE
NEW CASTLE
GARY
EAST CHICAGO
INDIANAPOLIS
CLINTON
INDIANAPOLIS
MICHIGAN CITY
SOUTH BEND
SCHERERVILLE
FORT WAYNE
WALTON
INDIANAPOLIS
CRANE
WHITING
LOGANSPORT
INDIANAPOLIS
NEWBURGH
VINCENNES
INDIANAPOLIS
ANDERSON
DELPHI
CONNERSVILLE
SHADELAND
WHITING
INDIANAPOLIS
VALPARAISO
INDIANAPOLIS
HAMMOND
HARTFORD CITY
ANDERSON
VALPARAISO
ROCHESTER
KOKOMO
SOUTH BEND
SCHERERVILLE
FORT WAYNE
MARION
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
415,013
357,601
356,462
131,048
113,802
86,830
82,081
76,711
47,265
16,848
16,563
16.078
14,715
13,077
12,021
10,007
9.122
8,300
8,217
5,984
5,267
4,839
4.694
4,105
4,062
3,665
3,616
3.528
3,480
3,230
3,172
2.855
2,742
2.654
2,574
2.195
2,180
2,166
2,104
2,074
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                                                         Indiana

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1   IND003913423
   2   IND016584641
   3   IND005159199
   4   IND078911146
   5   IND005444062
   6   IND093220861
   7   IND000714840
   8   IND072040348
   9   IND000780544
  10   IND000806836
  11   1ND093219012
  12   IND980503890
  13   IND020939856
  14   IMD006050967
  15   IND980590947
  16   IN0006419212
  17   IN0001859032
  18   IND000780403
  19   IND077042034
  20   IND980615678
  21   IND005460209
  22   IN5170023498
  23   IND980502140
  24   IND046583571
  25   IND980502074
  26   IN0005146683
  27   IN0052959640
  28   IND006366819
  29   IN0085616837
  30   IN0000806877
  31   IND044908663
  32   110000714832
  33   IND000815886
  34   IKD000807107
  35   IN0000714428
  36   1ND00642132S
  37   IN0050530054
  38   IHD016621476
  39   IM0000715474
  40   IN0040295347
 Site Name

 BETHLEHEM STEEL  CORP.  BURNS  HARBOR
 MIDWEST  STEEL  COMPANY
 INLAND STEEL COMPANY
 CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT OF  INDIANA
 USX
 AVESTA INC
 K A  STEEL CHEMICALS, IN..
 ELI  LILLY & CO-CLINTON LABS
 FOUR COUNTY LANDFILL
 GMC-DDAD-PLANT 5
 HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
 HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (HES
 BY-PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT
 ELI  LILLY & CO-TIPPECANOE LABS
 INDUSTRIAL FUELS ft RESOURCES  INC
 LONE STAR INDUSTRIES INC.
 STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY
 RECLAIMED ENERGY CO.,  INC.
 BRESLUBE USA,  INC.
 HOSKINS  MANUFACTURING  CO.
 MASON METALS COMPANY,  INC.
 US NAVAL WEAPONS SUPPORT CENTER
 PFIZER PIGMENTS, INC.
 MCGILL MFG. CO.. INC.  ELECTRICAL DIV
 OWENS-CORNING  FIBERGLASS ft C DIV
 FORD METER BOX CO., INC.
 BOHN ENGINE ft  FOUNDRY
 ALCOA. UARRICIC
 GOLD SHIELD SOLVENTS
 CMC  DELCO-REMY DIV.
 INDIANA  FARM BUREAU COOP ASSN INC
 IRECO INC
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 4-076-02
 REILLY TAR ft CHEMICAL  CORPORATION
 SAFETY KLEEN CORP .5-034-06
 ELI  LILLY ft CO-MATERIALS CENTER
 HAYNES INTERNATIONAL
ASHLAND  CHEMICAL COMPANY
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 5-082-01
VAN WATERS ft ROGERS/UNIVAR CORP.
City
                                                                            Mgint Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
WESTCHESTER TWP
PORTAGE
EAST CHICAGO
FORT WAYNE
GARY
NEW CASTLE
GARY
CLINTON
ROCHESTER
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
ROACHDALE
SCHERERVILLE
SHADELAND
SOUTH BEND
LIMEDALE
HAMMOND
CONNERSVILLE
EAST CHICAGO
NEW PARIS
SCHERERVILLE
CRANE
VALPARAISO
VALPARAISO
VALPARAISO
WABASH
GREENSBURG
NEWBURGH
INDIANAPOLIS
NUNCIE
MOUNT VERNON
KINGSBURY

INDIANAPOLIS
PORTAGE
INDIANAPOLIS
KOKOHO
SOUTH BEND
SOUTH BEND
INDIANAPOLIS
T01
D79
D79
079
079
D83
T01
S01
DM
S04
SOI
080
S02
S01
S01
T04
S02
S01
T04
D79
T01
S01
T01
T01
T03
T04
S04
S04
S01
S04
081
T04
SOI
T01
SOI
S01
D80
S01
SOI
S01

T04 T01

080
D80 T01


S02 T03

T04
S02 T01


S02 T03
S02 T03


S02 T01


T04 U99
S03 T04






T04

SOS

S02

S02



S02

Onsite
Both
Both
Both
T04 Both
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
T04 U99 Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
T01 Offsite
T01 U99 Orfsite
Offsite
Offsite
U99 Both
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Both
Both
Offsite
368,183
355,708
321,208
300,371
141,973
130,666
127,842
83,865
80,896
72,001
69,560
41,965
33,688
19,833
17,219
11,782
10,124
9,128
7,958
7,631
7,391
3,871
3,861
3,443
2,591
1,931
1,600
1,400
\257
992
763
654
629
580
541
505
349
301
290
250
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Trsataent/Application/Farming
                                  D82  Ocean Disposal
                                  D83  Surface Impoundments
                                  084  Other Disposal
                               Storage
                                  SOI
                                  S02
                                  SOS
                                  S04
                                  SOS
Container (barrel, drtn. etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown          253

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Iowa
Region VII
             254

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                                  IOWA
EPA Region Address:                           U.S. EPA Region VII
                                             RCRA, Waste Management
                                              Division
                                             RCRA RADM
                                             726 Minnesota Avenue
                                             Kansas City, KS 66101
Biennial Report Data Collection                   EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument:
Type of Data Submission to EPA:                 Waste stream-level data in
                                              Biennial Report Data System
                                              (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included                 Yes
 in this Report?
Address of Participating State                    U.S. EPA Region VII
 Environmental Authority                        RCRA Branch/Iowa Section
                                             726 Minnesota Avenue
                                             Kansas City, KS 66101
Notes:    In Iowa, 28 of the 37 TSDR facilities had storage as the only management
         method used during 1987.
                                                               2*
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                                       Iowa
         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:
Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
   140
88.841 tons
RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSDR units:
(excludes quantity managed only in storage)
Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     7
     1
     1
     S
47.022 tons
    3Z
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge under NPOES,
Prior Mgmt in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D21
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
—
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
0
3
3
7*

1
0
1
0
0
0
0
2*
1
0
9*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
23
0
2,780
1,643
4,446

29,583
0
5,000
0
0
0
0
34,583
<0.5
0
39,029
83.0%
Off site
0
0
3
3.821
3,824

4,169
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,169
0
0
7,993
17.0%
Total
23
0
2,783
5,464
8,270

33,752
0
5,000
0
0
0
0
38,752
<0.5
0
47,022
100%
Percent
<0.05
0.0
5.9
11.6
17.6

71.8
0.0
10.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
82.4
<0.05
0.0
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                      Iowa
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of state (IMPORTS)
State
ID
IL
IN
MO
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
1
592
1
23
4.467
8
5,092
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of state (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CT
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
Ml
MN
NE
NJ
NV
OH
OK
SC
SD
TN
TX
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
1,495
23
88
35
9
18,487
4,092
297
452
349
21
814
137
43
15
185
17
3
31
4
232
2.876
1,644
31,349
                                                  *
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                          Iowa
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D007
D002
F006
D001
DOMX
D008
K061
FOMX
MOMX
F002
K084
F005
F001
K062
F003
D004
D009
K102
POMX
U239
D003
D006
F019
K044
UOMX
K045
U223
D005
D011
D016
F007
U121
D010
F008
U080
U151
U188
F009
P022
P030
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
30,344
15,740
9,289
8,166
6,435
6,039
4,240
2,810
1,499
1,089
961
548
478
428
240
172
84
59
54
36
28
20
17
14
13
8
5
4
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
34.2
17.7
10.5
9.2
7.2
6.8
4.8
3.2
1.7
1.2
1.1
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                          Iowa

                         Table  4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous  Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              021         0007                                     33.752

                              080         0008                                      5,000

                              T01         0008                                         23

                              T03         0001      D002      0003                  1,443
                                          0001                                      1,273
                                          0003                                         27
                                          0005      0006      0008                     15

                              T04         0007      0008                            2,530
                                          0002      D007      0008                  1,106
                                          0007                                       629
                                          0008                                       514
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment  in Surface
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                D81  Land Treatment/Application/Fanning            Impoundments
          Treatment in ROM Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  TO*  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA units           Treatment                               »-> r q
   079  underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment  in Tanks               *• "UW  unknown

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                                         Iowa
Table 5.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank
EPA ID
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
IAD005289806
IAD005262639
IAD047303771
IAD045372836
I AD 041391772
IAD000223354
IAD005273594
IAD005272398
IAD000805168
IAD096524087
IAD000222794
IAD005275540
IAD005269527
IA0075846824
I AD981 707953
IAD065205056
IAD069624500
IAD107391666
IAD000805143
IAD006537237
IAD005300751
I AD 0965 261 08
IAT200010098
IA0062259841
IAD005285689
IAT200011096
IAD022047112
IAD005270160
IAD050691617
IAD005278502
IAD005268115
IAD005277959
IA0073489288
IAD096515440
IAD058045402
IAD981504780
IAD065218737
IAD981506298
IA7213820445
IAD005291182
                   Site Name                                   City

                   DEERE,  JOHN WATERLOO UORKS-UESTFIELD AVE    WATERLOO
                   BETTENDORF REMANUFACTURING PLANT            BETTENDORF
                   COLLIS  INC                                  CLINTON
                   QUANTUM CHEMICALS INC USI DIVISION          CLINTON
                   KEOKUK  FERRO-SIL INC                        KEOKUK
                   NORTH STAR STEEL CO                         WILTON
                   MONSANTO CO                                 MUSCAT I NE
                   DU PONT, E I DE NEMOURS & CO INC            FT MADISON
                   DEERE,  JOHN WATERLOO WORKS-DONALD ST        WATERLOO
                   HORMEL, GEORGE A & CO                       DAVENPORT
                   CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN-CAR SHOPS            CLINTON
                   SALSBURY LABORATORIES                       CHARLES CITY
                   DEERE,  JOHN-DUBUQUE WORKS                   DUBUQUE
                   3H CO INDUSTRIAL TAPE PLANT                 KNOXVILLE
                   DEERE,  JOHN FOUNDRY WATERLOO                WATERLOO
                   ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP                 CEDAR RAPIDS
                   DEERE,  JOHN-DES MOINES WORKS                ANKENY
                   WILTON  STEEL PROCESSING                     WILTON
                   IOWA INDUSTRIES INC                         BURLINGTON
                   SHELLER-GLOBE CORP -I QUA CITY                IOWA CITY
                   WINNEBAGO INDUSTRIES INC                    FOREST CITY
                   JPI  TRANSPORTATION PRODUCTS INC             ATLANTIC
                   IOWA PAINT MANUFACTURING CO INC             DES MOINES
                   PARKER-HANNIFIN CORP                        RED OAK
                   MAYTAG  CO                                   NEWTON
                   WELLBORN INDUSTRIES LTD                     MASON CITY
                   CRYOVAC                                    CEDAR RAPIDS
                   ALUMINUM CO OF AMERICA-DAVENPORT WORKS      RIVERDALE
                   JAMES RIVER CORP/SMITH, N P PAPER DIV       IOWA CITY
                   ROLSCREEN CO                                PELLA
                   INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO                      CLINTON
                   WATERLOO INDUSTRIES INC                     WATERLOO
                   NORPLEX OAK                                 POSTVILLE
                   MOOINE MANUFACTURING                        WASHINGTON
                   ANCHOR METALS INC                           FT MADISON
                   SIOUXLAND GALVANIZING                       SIOUX CITY
                   FANSTEEL/WELLMAN DYNAMICS                   CRESTON
                   PURETHANE INC                               WEST BRANCH
                   IOWA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT                  NIDDLETOWN
                   DEERE, JOHN-OTTUMWA WORKS                   OTTUMWA
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  31.535
  11,611
   7,101
   5.187
   5,000
   4,240
   2,862
   2,846
   2.783
   1,749
   1,513
   1,197
   1,020
     769
     715
     707
     468
     428
     395
     391
     291
     276
     274
     232
     219
     210
     194
     189
     176
     154
     139
     137
     132
     117
     103
     102
      95
      95
      85
      82
                                                                                         2GO

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                                                          Iowa
                                Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1  IAD005289806
   2  IAD041391772
   3  IAD045372836
   4  IAD005273594
   5  IAD005272398
   6  IAD005275540
   7  IAT200010593
   8  IA0098027S92
   9  IA0083489773
  10  IAD047303771
  11  IADOOS269S27
  12  IAT200010916
  13  IA7213820445
  U  IADOOS136023
  15  IA0005267745
  16  IAD000678326
  17  IAD005264338
  18  IAT200010924
  19  IAD98068834S
  20  IADOOS272703
  21   IADOOS283023
  22  IA0065218737
  23  IA0000669960
  24  IAD005268420
  25  IAD000678094
  26  IA0075836130
  27  IAD005275763
  28  IAD000805168
  29  IAD005285689
  30   IAD000805432
  31   IA0981506280
  32   IAD000829929
  33   IAD049390156
  34   IAD981121486
  35   IAD056736184
  36   IAD080291081
  37   IAT200010098
 Site Name

 DEERE,  JOHN WATERLOO UORKS-UESTFIELD
 KEOKUK  FERRO-SIL INC
 QUANTUM CHEMICALS INC USI DIVISION
 MONSANTO CO
 DU  PONT, E I DE NEMOURS I CO INC
 SALSBURY LABORATORIES
 HYDRITE CHEMICAL CO
 SAFETY  KLEEN CORP 5-047-01
 SAFETY-KEEN CORP 5-053-01
 COLLIS  INC
 DEERE,  JOHN-DUBUQUE WORKS
 VAN WATERS & ROGERS-BURLINGTON
 IOWA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
 SHELLER-GLOBE CORP
 SHEAFFER EATON PLANT #1
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 5-093-01
 NICHOLS-HOMESHIELD DIVISION
 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, HEALTH PROTECTN
 BLOOMFIELD FOUNDRY INC
 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO-SBO BLDG 1
 UNIVERSAL MANUFACTURING CO INC
 FANSTEEL/WELLMAN DYNAMICS
 SIEGUERK INC
 LITTON-CLIFTON PRECISION INSTRUMENTS
 DEERE,  JOHN-ENGINE WORKS
 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO
 THOMBERT INC
 DEERE, JOHN WATERLOO WORKS-DONALD ST
 MAYTAG CO
 KM CO-GENEVA PLANT
 1SU-KMTICULTURE STATION
 VIKING PUMP IDEX CORPORATION
 WHEELING STAMPING CO
 ISU-VETERINARY MEDICINE INCINERATOR
 SUNDSTRAND-SAUER
UCI LAUNDRY DIVISION
 IOWA PAINT MANUFACTURING CO INC
City
                                                                            Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
WATERLOO
KEOKUK
CLINTON
MUSCAT I NE
FT MADISON
CHARLES CITY
WATERLOO
DAVENP9RT
GRIMED
CLINTON
DUBUQUE
BURLINGTON
MIDDLETOWN
KEOKUK
FT MADISON
MASON CITY
DAVENPORT
OAKDALE
BLOOMFIELD
WEST BURLINGTON
ALGONA
CRESTON
GREENFIELD
DAVENPORT
WATERLOO
CARROLL
NEWTON
WATERLOO
NEWTON
MUSCAT I NE
AMES
CEDAR FALLS
MUSCAT I NE
AMES
AMES
WEBSTER CITY
DES MOINES
D21
080
S01
S01
S01
S01
SOI
S01
S01
S04
SOI
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
SOI
S01
T01
S02
SOI
S01
S01
S01
501
S01
S01
S01
T04
S01
S01
T03
S01
T04
R99
S01 S02 SOS

S02
S02 T03

SOS
S02
S02
S02

S02

T03


S02

SOS



















T04 Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Onsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
On? ve
Ons fee
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
39,529
5,000
3,461
2,862
2,826
1,197
1,042
259
241
125
113
99
64
63
56
54
51
40
32
26
23
23
19
19
14
13
8
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
1
1
0
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Unit*
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Treataent/AppU cat Ion/Faming
                                 D82  Ocean Disposal
                                 D83  Surface  Impoundments
                                 084  Other Disposal

                               Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 S03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface  Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
                                Treatment
                                   T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                   T02  Treatment in Surface
                                          Impoundments
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  Other Treatment
                                   R99  Recycling
                                   U99  Unknown
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Kansas
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                                 KANSAS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VII
RCRA, Waste Management
 Division
RCRA RADM
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Kansas Department of Health
 and Environment
Division of Environment
Hazardous Waste Section
16700 South Topeka Blvd.
Topeka, KS 66620
Notes:    No special notes for Kansas.
                          *>
                          A.
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                                       Kansas

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
     144

1.240.928 tons




       6
       1
       4

      11

1.268.455 tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
.*
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
4
1
5*
1
1
2
0
0
0
4*
3
2
11*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
2,022
<0.5
2,022
1,203,660
<0.5
7,184
0
0
0
1,210,844
1,414
0
1,214,280
95.7%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
9.200
0
0
0
0
0
9,200
44,960
15
54,175
4.3%
Total
0
0
2,022
<0.5
2.022
1,212.860
<0.5
7,184
0
0
0
1,220,044
46,374
15
1,268,455
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.2
<0.05
0.2
95.6
<0.05
0.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
96.2
3.7
<0.05
100
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                    Kansas
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AR
AZ
CA
CO
GA
IA
IL
LA
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NE
NY
OH
OK
SC
TN
TX
UT
WA
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
767
106
12,212
2,670
534
449
2,572
122
22
818
3,128
44
103
134
773
120
5,448
23
217
4,136
877
3,337
4,678
277
43,587
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL-
AR
FL
ID
IL
IN
KY
LA
Ml
MO
NV
OH
OK
PA
TN
TX
UT
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
550
95
2
7
549
799
60
3,888
15
1,292
19
93
7,351
18
11
664
184
525
92
16,214
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                         Kansas
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
K016
K051
D008
MOMX
D001
FOMX
DOMX
F006
F005
D007
D004
F001
F003
KOMX
D003
F002
K086
K052
K049
K048
F011
POMX
K045
D013
F021
F007
F019
K022
U044
U188
D009
K001
K050
F004
F008
P110
D005
D015
F027
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
732,696
481,453
6,819
6,061
3,817
2,240
1,891
1,564
1,034
605
552
504
447
377
247
237
73
70
51
42
31
23
20
16
13
12
9
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
59.0
38.8
0.5
0.5
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                         Kansas
                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                            Management
                              Method
Waste
Code 1
Waste
Code 2
Waste
Code 3
Waste
Code 4
 Quantity
  Managed
(U.S. tons)
                               D79
 D002
 K016
                                732,200
                                480,660
                              D81
 K051
 OOMX
 K048
 D001
                                                    IC048
                                                    K051
                                  6,819
                                    191
                                    164
                                      8
                               R99
 D001
 D001
 0001
 0001
 F001

 F003
 D008
 F002

 F005
 F001
 F003
                                                                        F002
    9,525
    8,042
    6,832
    6,656
                              T03
 D001
 K016
 F005
 F003
                                   970
                                   793
                                   167
                                    49
                              U99
 D001
 D001
 D001
 D001
 D007

 0008
 F003
 D008
                  7
                  6
                  1
                  1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Nanagenent in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
            D80  Landfills                             T02
            D81  Land Treatnent/Application/Fanring
            D82  Ocean Disposal                        T03
            D83  Surface  Impoundments                  T04
            084  Other Disposal
                                                  Treatment  in Surface
                                                     Impoundments
                                                  Incineration
                                                  Other Treatment

                                                  Recycling
          Treatment                              <<
            TC1  Treatment  in Tanks                    U99  unknown

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                                             Kansas

     Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous  Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     KSD007482029    VULCAN MATERIALS  COMPANY
  2     KSD007249980    RACON INC
  3     KSD087418695    TOTAL PETROLEUH INC
  4     KS0981506025    APTUS
  5     KSD007U5899    GENERAL MOTORS CORP-CPC FAIRFAX PLANT I
  6     KSD056577810    PRATT & LAMBERT
  7     KSD007237746    AIR  PRODUCTS AND  CHEMICALS, INC
  8     KSD007124506    F M  C CORP- PHOSPHORUS CHEMICALS DIV
  9     KSD007237241    BOEING MILITARY AIRPLANE CO
 10     KSD070902952    NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL SERV
 11     KSD007246846    HYDROCARBON RECYCLERS, INC.
 12     KSD007145907    GENERAL MOTORS CORP-DELCO-REMY
 13     KSD065764995    CONTAINER RECYCLING, INC.
 14     KSD007237225    BEECH AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
 15     KSD007482011    BEECH AIRCRAFT CORP
 16     KSD050865237    CROSS MANUFACTURING INC
 17     KSD007233638    CESSNA FLUID POWER DIVISION
 18     KSD981121197    KOCH CHEMICAL COMPANY-JAYHAUK DIVISION
 19     KSD007145956    NATIONAL COOPERTIVE REFINERY ASSOCIATION
 20     KSD007150568    HALLMARK CARDS, INC.
 21      KSD054085600    BERUIND RAILWAY SERVICE COMPANY
 22     KSD981706039    MID  CONTINENT CABINETRY-MANUFACTURING
 23     KS0000610725    OWENS CORNING FIBERGLAS
 24     KSD000610543    DERBY REFINING CO
 25      KSD007150477    GNB,  INCORPORATED
 26     KSD981126253    GENERAL MOTORS CORP-CPC FAIRFAX PLANT II
 27     KSD007171176    R 0  CORPORATION
 28     KSD06S755100    MODINE  MANUFACTURING CO.
 29     KS0000809673    CESSNA AIRCRAFT DIV. - WALLACE FACILITY
 30      KSD041142902    BENDIX/KING OLATHE PLANT
 31      KSD006325013    KUHLMAN DIECASTING CO
 32      KSD045087566    ACME  PRINTING INK CO
 33      KSD980964993    APTUS
 34      KSD007233596    CESSNA  AIRCRAFT DIV. • PAWNEE FACILITY
 35      KS0041917501     GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
 36      KS0007138605     FARMLAND  INDUSTRIES
 37      KSD007118169    SEALRIGHT CO INC
38      KSD007118144     REICHHOLO CHEMICALS INC
39      KSD007Z53422     TEXACO REFINING AND MARKETING, INC.
40      KS0084891696     C R  INDUSTRIES OF SENECA INC


City
WICHITA
WICHITA
ARKANSAS CITY
COFFEYVILLE
KANSAS CITY
ANDOVER
WICHITA
LAWRENCE
WICHITA
VALLEY CENTER
WICHITA
OLATHE
KANSAS CITY
LIBERAL
WICHITA
HAYS
HUTCHINSON
PITTSBURG
MCPHERSON
LEAVENWORTH

NEWTON
KANSAS CITY
WICHITA
LEAVENWORTH
KANSAS CITY
OLATHE
EMPORIA
WICHITA
OLATHE
STANLEY
KANSAS CITY
COFFEYVILLE
WICHITA
ARKANSAS CITY
COFFEYVILLE
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY
EL DORADO
SENECA
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
1,204,483
9,450
6,950
4,859
2,152
1,484
1,203
879
704
414
389
385
383
304
280
272
266
246
243
229
216
192
190
177
169
169
152
150
147
143
138
138
138
120
116
113
112
106
105
105
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                                                          Kansas

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  KSD007482029   VULCAN MATERIALS  COMPANY
   Z  KSD980633259   LAFARGE CORP.  SOUTHERN  REGION
   3  KSD007249980   RACON INC
   4  KSD087418695   TOTAL PETROLEUM INC
   5  KSD007145899   GENERAL MOTORS CORP-CPC FAIRFAX PLAN
   6  KSD056577810   PRATT & LAMBERT
   7  KSD007237746   AIR PRODUCTS AND  CHEMICALS,  INC
   8  KSD007246846   HYDROCARBON RECYCLERS,  INC.
   9  KSD007237241   BOEING MILITARY AIRPLANE CO
  10  KSD980973515   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 5-085-01
  11  KSD000809723   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 6-195-01
  12  KSD070902952   NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL  ENVIRONMENTAL SE
  13  KSD007145956   NATIONAL COOPERTIVE  REFINERY ASSOCIA
  14  KSD980686844   SAFETY KLEEN CORP 6-195-21
  15  KSD031290182   HEATHUOOD OIL  COMPANY INC.
  16  KS0213820467   KANSAS ARMY AMMUNITION  PLANT
  17  KS6214020756   FT  RILEY I  1ST INFANTRY DIV  (M)
  18  KSD000809715   VAN WATERS  & ROGERS-WICHITA
  19  KS1571924140   MCCONNELL AIR  FORCE  BASE
  20  KSD000819086   PUEBLO CHEMICAL & SUPPLY CO
  21  KS4213720499   FT  LEAVENWORTH &  COMBINED ARMS CENTE
  22  KS3213820878   SUNFLOWER ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
  23  KS7680090001   US  EPA LABORATORY
  24  KSD043945609   THERMEX ENERGY HALLOUELL PLANT
  25  KS2572890026   SMOKY HILL  WEAPONS RANGE
  26  KST210010310   THERMEX ENERGY EXPLOSIVES TESTING LA
        City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
WICHITA
FREDONIA
WICHITA
ARKANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY
ANDOVER
WICHITA
WICHITA
WICHITA
EDWARDSVILLE
WICHITA
VALLEY CENTER
MCPHERSON
DODGE CITY
KANSAS CITY
PARSONS
FT RILEY
WICHITA
WICHITA
GARDEN CITY
FT LEAVENWORTH
DE SOTO
KANSAS CITY
HALLOWELL
SALINA
HALLOWELL
079
R99
S02
D81
S01
R99
S01
R99
S01
S01
S01
S01
D81
S01
S01
080
S01
SOI
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S02
S01
S02
S01 S02 T03
S01

S01

S01
S02 T03
S01 U99

S02
S02 U99
S02

S02
S02
S01 T03
SOS


S02




T03
T04
Both
Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
1.213,681
44,480
9,200
6.950
2,152
1,488
1.203
989
704
459
427
414
243
160
157
76
31
30
30
15
10
9
4
2
1
0
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES.
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatnent/Appllcation/Fanring
   082  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundment*
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   501  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   502  Tank
   503  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01
   T02

   T03
   T04

   R99
        Treatment  in Tanks
        Treatment  in Surface
          Impoundments
        Incineration
        Other  Treatment
       Recycling

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Kentucky
  Region IV
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                                  KENTUCKY
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Natural Resources and
 Environmental Protection
 Cabinet
Department for Environmental
 Protection
Frankfort Office Park
18Reil!yRoad
Frankfort, KY 40601
Notes:   The site name and city for EPA ID'S KY0000000002, KY0000000003, and
         KY0000000004 are missing in Tables 5 and 6 because these sites claimed
         confidential business information (CBI) for their data submission.  Also, the
         EPA ID's mentioned above are fictitious identifiers, assigned to conceal the
         actual EPA ID'S of the CBI sites.
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                                      Kentucky

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management,, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     244

5.850.529 tons
      20
       5
       6

      SI

5.774.985 tons



      S4
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
10
22
29*
1
2
0
0
2
0
4*
3
0
31*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
21,341
793,703
815,044
13,068
4,565
0
0
4,821,411
0
4,839,044
354
0
5,654,442
97.9%
Off site
0
0
24,981
37,378
62,359
0
35,056
0
0
0
0
35,056
23,128
0
120,543
2.1%
Total
0
0
46,322
831,081
877,403
13,068
39,621
0
0
4,821,411
0
4,874,100
23,482
0
5,774,985
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.8
14.4
15.2
0.2
0.7
0.0
0.0
83.5
0.0
84.4
0.4
0.0
100
-
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                    Kentucky
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AJ-
AR
CA
CO
CT
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
SC
TN
TX
UT
VA
VT
Wl
WV
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
1,264
443
305
220
635
80
367
624
643
9,757
9,176
149
365
195
84
2,518
373
3,605
1,566
1,667
456
3
3,635
1
5.150
25,951
66
25
2,642
1.323
1,712
1.769
1
1.250
365
1,789
4,556
20
84
84,834
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL-
AR
CO
GA
IL
IN
KS
LA
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
41,887
351
35
8
10,953
23.421
22
1,107
7,278
139
28,243
33
306
26
15,185
2,482
2
570
5,711
739
14
146
35
138,693
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                          Kentucky
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
D009
MOMX
KOMX
DOMX
D001
F006
D008
FOMX
K061
U162
F003
F009
P030
D007
D003
F005
F002
K104
F001
D004
D006
POMX
U032
F019
D005
U240
U211
K021
UOMX
K062
U041
U019
F008
K045
U223
F007
U154
U107
U080
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
5.114,194
482,680
79,571
37,280
35,947
20,370
15.659
13,564
9.273
6.934
5,035
4,995
4,847
4,170
4,137
4,061
2,049
1,303
1.136
981
372
319
250
229
202
194
131
97
68
68
66
57
52
37
29
21
19
19
14
13
Percent
of State
total (%)
87.4
8.3
1.4
0.6
0.6
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                        Kentucky

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management    Waste
                             Method      Code 1
                              079

                              080


                              083


                              R99
                              T03
                              T04
0002

K048
K061

0002
OOMX

0001
F003
F002
F001

0001
0001
0001
F003

0009
0002
0001
0002
Waste     Waste     Waste
Code 2    Code 3    Code 4

 F005

 K049      K050      K051
                                                    0008
                                                    F005
                                                    0003
 Quantity
  Managed
(U.S.  tons)

    13,068

    35,056
    4,565

 4,820,520
       891

    5,996
    4,974
    4,009
    3,827

    14,882
    10,222
    3,520
    2,920

   482,185
   291,688
    10.708
    8.725
Disposal
   Oil  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
            080  Landfills                             T02
            081  Land Treatnent/ApplicatIon/Fanning
            082  Ocean Disposal                         T03
            083  Surface Impoundments                  T04
            084  Other Disposal
                                                 t
         Treatment                               *
            T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown
                                                   Treatment  in Surface
                                                     Impoundments
                                                   Incineration
                                                   Other Treatment

                                                   Recycling

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                                             Kentucky

      Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     KYD006370159    PENNWALT CORP. - CALVERT CITY PUNT
  2     KYD006370167    B.F. GOODRICH CO. CHEMICAL GROUP
  3     KYD046655643    WILLAMETTE IND. - BLEACHED PULP MILL
  4     KYD066899766    ATR WIRE & CABLE CO.,  INC.
  5     KYD085047736    WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES  INC.-CORRUGATING M
  6     KY0000000003
  7     KYD000615906    ASHLAND PETROLEUM COMPANY (VINEY BRANCH
  8     KYD006390017    ROHM AND HAAS KENTUCKY INC.
  9     KYD006379945    ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL
 10     KYD003924198    E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.
 11     KY0000000004
 12     KYD006387021    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
 13     KYD006370175    GAF CORP.
 14     KYD049461270    AMERICAN STANDARD INC.
 15     KYD991277112    NEWPORT STEEL CORPORATION
 16     KYD041168287    HUSSEY COPPER, LTD.
 17     KY821382010S    LEXINGTON-BLUE GRASS DEPOT ACTIVITY
 18     KYD006373922    M&T CHEMICALS INC.
 19     KYD006371314    B.F. GOODRICH CO.,  CHEMICAL GROUP
 20     KYD081017667    HALL MACK COMPANY,  NUTONE DIVISION,  SCOV
 21     KYD006375489    AMERICAN STANDARD INC.
 22     KYD070814033    RELIANCE UNIVERSAL  INC.  - RESINS OPERATI
 23     KYD079661146    B-T ENERGY
 24     KYD002207282    KENTUCKY ELECTRIC STEEL  CORP.
 25     KYD092825538    ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION
 26     KYD005009923    CALGON CARBON CORP.
 27     KYD054272554    TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY, SOMERSET  DIVI
 28     KY0053350229    VANDERBILT CHEMICAL  CORP.
 29     KYD058691031    COMMONWEALTH ALUMINUM  CORPORATION
 30     KYD041376138    ASHLAND PETROLEUM CO.  -  CATLETTSBURG REF
 31      KYD053351227    FORD MOTOR COMPANY  • KY  TRUCK  PLANT
 32     KYD082390394    SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
 33     KYD006379226    LENK COMPANY
 34     KYD071315899    FORD MOTOR COMPANY,  LOUISVILLE ASSEMBLY
 35     KYD006397491    DOW CORNING CORP.
 36     KYD000605568    HI-TEK POLYMERS
 37     KY0062979158    KENDALL COMPANY
 38     KYD045738127    KENTUCKY GALVANIZING CO., INC.
 39     KYD072887292    CLARK EQUIPMENT CO.
 40     KYD058688664    COLT IND. HOLLEY CARBURETOR DIVISION PLA


City
CALVERT CITY
CALVERT CITY
HAWESVILLE
DANVILLE
HAWESVILLE

ASHLAND
LOUISVILLE
RUSSELLVILLE
LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE
CALVERT CITY
PAINTSVILLE
NEWPORT
EMINENCE
LEXINGTON
CARROLLTON
LOUISVILLE
CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE
VALLEY STATION
ASHLAND
FLORENCE
CATLETTSBURG
SOMERSET
MURRAY
LEWISPORT
CATLETTSBURG
LOUISVILLE
RICHMOND
FRANKLIN
LOUISVILLE
ELIZABETHTOWN
LOUISVILLE
FRANKLIN
ELIZABETHTOWN
LEXINGTON
BOWLING GREEN
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
4,822,252
488,411
120,079
99,484
76,000
33,945
32,638
23,416
19,505
17,519
10,004
8,405
8.279
4,898
4,626
4,170
4.126
3,551
3,301
2,884
2,726
2,692
2,672
2,372
2,285
2,164
2,129
2.100
1,761
1,756
1,564
1.537
1.506
1,459
1,286
1.265
1,132
1.102
985
978
                                                                                            *  "•?
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                                                        Kentucky

                               Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
Rank    EPAID
Site Na
City
                                                                           Hgmt Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                           Meth Meth Heth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                            12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
KY0006370159
KYD006370167
KYD046655643
KYD066899766
KYD085047736
KY0000000003
KYD000615898
ICY0000000004
KYD000770313
KYD003924198
KYD006390017
KY0006387021
KYD005003181
ICY0006373922
KYD049461270
KYD991277112
KYD041 168287
KY8213820105
KYD006371314
KYD081017667
KYD005009923
KY0006370175
KYD006375489
KYD006397491
KYD024041063
KYD091514653
KY0000000002
KYD006396246
KY0000622993
KY0093903862
KY0981027451
KY5170024173
KYD079661146
KYD000828806
KYD006365589
KY0006382717
00981027469
KY8890008982
KYD074047556
KYD049465255
PENNUALT CORP. - CALVERT CITY PLANT
B.F. GOODRICH CO. CHEMICAL
WILLAMETTE IND. - BLEACHED
ATR WIRE & CABLE CO., INC.
WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES INC.

ASHLAND PETROLEUM COMPANY

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
GROUP

PULP MILL


-CORRUGATI

(RT. 3

SYSTEM

LAN

IN
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO.
ROHM AND HAAS KENTUCKY INC
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
ARMCO INC., ASHLAND WORKS
M&T CHEMICALS INC.
AMERICAN STANDARD INC.
NEWPORT STEEL CORPORATION
HUSSEY COPPER, LTD.
LEXINGTON-BLUE GRASS DEPOT
.













ACTIVITY
B.F. GOODRICH CO., CHEMICAL GROUP
HALL MACK COMPANY, NUTONE DIVISION,
CALGON CARBON CORP.
GAF CORP.
AMERICAN STANDARD INC.
DOW CORNING CORP.
ASHLAND CHEMICAL
SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION

OLIN CORP.
















GENERAL MOTORS CORP CPC GROUP
GREDE PERM CAST
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
NAVAL ORDNANCE STATION
B-T ENERGY








ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO. - ICftS DIVISION
CUMBERLAND WOOD ft CHAIR CORP.
POTTER ft BRUMFIELD INC.
SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION




US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY-PAOUCAH CASE
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
INCO ALLOYS INTERNATIONAL,

INC.
Disposal
D11 Discharge to

Treatment
D14 Discharge to

Storage in
D21 Discharge to
Sewer/POTW, Prior
in RCRA Units
Sewer/POTW, Prior
RCRA Units




082
083
D84
CALVERT CITY
CALVERT CITY
HAWESVILLE
DANVILLE
HAWESVILLE

ASHLAND

BROOKS
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE
ASHLAND
CARROLLTON
PAINTSVILLE
NEWPORT
EMINENCE
LEXINGTON
LOUISVILLE
CINCINNATI
CATLETTSBURG
CALVERT CITY
LOUISVILLE
ELIZABETHTOWN
LOUISVILLE
ELGIN

BRANDENBURG
BOWLING GREEN
CYNTHIANA
ELGIN
LOUISVILLE
VALLEY STATION
ASHLAND
SOMERSET
MARION
ELGIN
OAK RIDGE
MADISONVILLE
CATLETTSBURG
Ocean Disposal
D83
T04
T04
T04
T04
R99
D80
S01
S02
D79
S01
S01
S02
R99
T04
D80
T04
S01
T04
S04
S02
S02
T03
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S04
S01
SOI
S02
S01
T04
S01
S01
R99
S01
S01

S02 T03




S01 S02

S02 T03
T04
D83 S02
S02 SOS
SOS

S01 S02



S03 T03



T03



S02

S02 T03
SOS

S02


S02


S02
S01 T04

T04

Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal


Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
T04 Both
Off site
Offsite
Off site
SOS T03 Ons ite
T03 T04 Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
T03 T04 Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
T04 Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Onsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Both
Both
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Onsite
Both
Both
Both
Onsite
Both
Treatment
T01 Treatment
T02 Treatment
4,822
482
120
98
76
41
35
24
18
17
14
8
7
6
4
4
4
4
3
2
2
2
1
1

















,048
.796
,079
,629
,000
,425
,056
.692
,670
.501
,781
,255
,819
,910
,843
,565
,170
,126
,195
,880
,711
.283
,645
.286
646
571
477
411
362
346
295
295
269
233
209
185
161
131
129
120

in Tanks
in Surface
Impoundments
Storage
Surface Water under NPDES,
Prior Management in RCRA Units
079 Underground
Injection Wells

080 Landfills
081 Land Treatswit/Appllcation/Fararing
S01
S02
S03
S04
SOS
Container (barrel
Tank
Waste Pi le
, drum, etc.)




Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
T03 Incineration
T04 Other Treatment

R99 Recycling
277
U99 Unknown







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Louisiana
  Region VI
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                                LOUISIANA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX  75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Louisiana Department of
 Environmental Quality
Hazardous Waste Division
625 North 4th Street, 6th Floor
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Notes:    Site names and addresses were not provided by Louisiana. Hence, the site
         name and city are blank in Tables 5 and 6.
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                                      Louisiana

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
      366

12.304.358 tons




       40
       58
       11

      109

11.934.814 tons


      130
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
3
3
18
14
27*
21
8
10
0
2
15
36*
80
4
109*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
48,304
1,039,540
93,709
146,929
1,328,482
9.481,315
13,406
161,619
0
5,298
5,389
9,667,027
70,914
72,758
11,139,181
93.3%
Off site
26,503
2
11,559
36,674
74,738
300,411
258,024
18,866
0
29
103
577,433
142,555
907
795,633
6.7%
Total
74,807
1,039,542
105,268
183,603
1,403,220
9.781,726
271,430
180,485
0
5,327
5,492
10,244,460
213,469
73,665
11,934,814
100%
Percent
0.6
8.7
0.9
1.5
11.8
82.0
2.3
1.5
0.0
<0.05
<0.05
85.8
1.8
0.6
100
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                   2 S 0

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                    Louisiana
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AK
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NO
NE
NJ
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
PR
SC
SD
TN
TX
VA
VT
WA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
13
13,810
23,633
63
16,808
676
259
20
5,355
3,102
355
1,757
454
4,176
2,258
17
575
821
503
3,690
15,495
607
3
15
13,108
171
911
8,019
128
785
4,039
98
17
5,495
200,011
190
4
63
614
1,526
2
329,646
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL-
AR
CO
FL
GA
IL
KS
KY
MS
NC
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PA
SO
TN
TX
VA
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
22,287
3,331
11
1,011
289
714
111
11
28,710
18
33
1
374
33
128
244
683
99.175
33
1
36
157,234
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                         Louisiana
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D003
D002
MOMX
DOMX
F024
K011
K013
D001
K051
D007
K112
K048
F002
UOMX
K019
K061
K022
KOMX
K001
D004
K096
D008
K049
RX)5
K027
K020
K016
F006
K083
F001
U221
U077
FOMX
K073
U037
U170
K115
K062
K052
U220
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
3.165,686
3,007,504
2,541,499
924,115
894,605
532,801
271,390
163.734
161,700
157.947
97,516
77,438
74,698
73,417
29,083
18,678
15.036
13,442
12.627
10.051
9,889
7,776
7,008
3,251
3,108
2,949
2,640
2,632
2,313
1,840
1,773
1,725
1,338
1,302
1,106
1,097
1,028
972
752
685
Percent
of State
total (%)
25.7
24.4
20.7
7.5
7.3
4.3
2.2
1.3
1.3
1.3
0.8
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                     82

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                                                       Louisiana

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
079



D80



081



083


084



R99



T01



T02


T03



T04



U99




Uaste
Code 1
D003
MOMX
0002
DOMX
0008
DOMX
KOMX
MOMX
KOS1
K049
K048
0007
K051
K049
0007
0001
U077
0008
MOMX
0001
K019
K048
0002
0002
DOMX
MOMX
0003
F024
DOMX
0001
0002
F024
MOMX
D001
K112
K048
K022
0001
D002
D007
D013
0008
Quant i ty
Uaste Uaste Uaste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
3,153,778
2,469,376
2,322,057
729,154
57,713
29,040
23,227
18,691
147,829
6,279
5,758
5,133
4,732
566
29
5,434
36
16
2
77,642
37,965
14,826
13,794
74,762
21
16
5
860,010
179,530
2
46,824
25,325
13.903
7,313
96,564
15,819
13,630
10,765
52,805
19,098
804
762
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatnent/Application/Farning
   082  Ocean Disposal
   DBS  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling
O W9O

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                                 Louisiana





Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated. 1987


Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40

Site
EPAID Nam City
LAD008186579
LAD0081 75390
LAD008086506
LA0008213191
LAD065470916
LAD0081 79707
LA0001890367
LAD980622104
LAD092681824
LAD001700756
LAD020597597
LAD 062662887
LA4800014587
LAD040776809
LAD000726372
LAD01 0395 127
LAD000618298
LAD000777201
LAD008080681
LAD041581422
LAD056024391
LA00571 17434
LAD008187080
LA0980627061
LAD 008080350
LAD094919339
LAD990683716
LAD079464095
LA0094916491
LAD000812818
LAD041224932
LA0055018717
LAD000618256
LA0043426006
LA0081999724
LAD055010078
LAD086478047
LAD008053977
LA0055218717
LA0982305401
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
3,139,802
2,103,914
892,044
833.348
778,408
747,358
715,013
677,668
476,618
469,197
197,930
184,218
131.896
103,265
86,680
77,205
63,058
61,220
57,003
51,643
34,626
30,009
29,051
26,096
20.615
18,783
15.812
14,649
10.747
10.449
9,639
9.497
8,378
7,000
6.934
6.748
6,456
5,517
4.727
4,560
                                                                         284

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                                                       Louisiana

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1  LAD008186579
   2  LA0008175390
   3  LAD008086506
   4  LAD065470916
   5  LAD008213191
   6  LA0980622104
   7  LAD008179707
   8  LAD001890367
   9  LAD092681824
  10  LAD001700756
  11  LA0000777201
  12  LA0020597597
  13  LA0010395127
  14  LA0062662887
  15  LA4800014587
  16  LA0040776809
  17  LAD000618256
  18  LAD000778514
  19  LA0008080681
  20  UD041581422
  21   LA0000618298
  22   LA0089841902
  23   LA0079464095
  24   LAD056024391
  25   LA0008187080
  26   LA0008161234
  27   LAD981057441
  28   LA0008080350
  29   LAD057117434
  30   LAD990683716
  31   LA0081999724
  32   LA0055010078
  33   LAD981153018
  34   LA0058472721
  35   LA0000757708
  36   LA007946089S
  37   LAD008058471
 38  LAD981050750
 39  LAD065485146
 40  LAD981050974
             Site Name
        City
                                                                           Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                           Meth Meth Heth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                            12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
079
079
R99
D79
079
079
079
079
R99
079
D79
079
079
081
079
R99
079
079
R99
R99
079
084
081
081
S02
084
R99
079
R99
081
079
R99
079
R99
R99
079
080
R99
079
R99


T02
R99
R99
T03

084
S04
T01
080
084
080
083
S01
T01
S02
080
T03
S01
080
R99
084
S04
T03
R99
S01
081
S01
R99
080

084

S01
080
081

081



T03

T03
T04

T03

T02
081

081

S02
T04

083
T04
T03
084
S01
R99
T04
T04
S01
S02

T04

081

R99

S02
R99




Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Both
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Onsite
084 T03 Both
Onsite
R99 T03 Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
S02 T03 Off site
Onsite
Onsite
R99 T03 Both
S02 Off site
SOI S02 Off site
Onsite
Both
T03 Off site
SOS U99 Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
T04 Onsite
Onsite
S01 Off site
Off site
Offsite
T04 Both
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
3,062,025
2,102,343
933,313
863,383
831,172
752,654
722,764
717,401
476,129
465,832
244,792
197,900
152,647
151,906
131,614
97,927
90,492
56,472
55,775
51.569
40,678
37,424
36,220
34,626
32,743
18,700
17,219
16,908
15,680
15,612
6,338
5,904
4,614
4,561
3,417
3.375
2,505
2,296
2,291
1,745
Disposal
   011

   014

   021

   079
   080
   081
Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
  Treatment in RCRA Units
Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
  Storage in RCRA Units
Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
  Prior Manageaont In RCRA Units
Underground Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treataent/Application/Faming
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment
   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown
285

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Maine
 Region I
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                                   MAINE
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region I
RCRA Support Section
Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Maine Department of
 Environmental Protection
Bureau of Oil and Hazardous
 Materials Control
State House - Station 17
AMHI Complex - Hospital Street
Augusta, ME 04333
Notes:    1)   Maine did not provide a complete  list of RCRA  hazardous waste
             generators.  The State estimated that it had about 100 large quantity
             generators during 1987; only 4 are identified in Table 5.

         2)   The total  RCRA hazardous waste generation quantity of 10,750 tons
             (Table 1)  includes an unknown amount of RCRA  hazardous waste
             generated by small quantity generators.
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                                       Maine

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
                                                                      1001

                                                                    10.750 tons2




                                                                         2
                                                                         0
                                                                         0

                                                                         2

                                                                       715 tons

Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfflls
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage

Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
0
0
2
2*
0
0
0
0
0
0
0*
0
0
2*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
98
0
0
617
715
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
715
100%
Off Site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
Total
98
0
0
617
715
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
715
100%
Percent
13.7
0.0
0.0
86.3
100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

1 Estimated number.

2This quantity includes waste from small quantity generators.
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                     Maine
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
CT
IL
IN
KS
KY
'LA
MA
Ml
MO
NH
NJ
NY
OH
OR
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
21
1,036
133
22
51
3
6
2,527
119
54
174
589
326
132
10
163
88
28
532
106
1,829
7,949
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                          Maine
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
DOMX
D001
0002
MOMX
D003



































Quantity generated
in State (tons)
5,866
2.766
1,213
872
33



































Percent
of State
total (%)
54.6
25.7
11.3
8.1
0.3



































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                                                         Maine

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quant i ty
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste    Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                              T01         D001                                       98

                              T04         0001                                      616
                                          0002                                        1
Disposal                                              D80  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior                D81  Land Treatacnt/Appli cat ion/Faming           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                                k  v)  1
   079  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment  in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                         Maine

 Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
                                                                                Total
                                                                              Generated
Rank       EPAID        Site Name                                    City    (U.S. tons)

  1     MED040249096    CYRO INDUSTRIES                                          987
  2     ME7170022019    US NAVY PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD                        495
  3     MED060996204    S.D. WARREN SKOWHEGAND PLANT                             425
  4     MED001107051    GREAT NORTHERN PAPER MILLINOCKET FACILITY                243
                                                                                    90 9
                                                                                    A.  o *=•

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                                                         Maine

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  MED040249096    CYRO INDUSTRIES
   2  ME0980667810    SAFETY KLEEN
   3  ME/170022019    US NAVY PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD
   4  NED060996204    S D WARREN SKOUHEGAN PLANT
   5  MED001107051    GREAT NORTHERN PAPER NILLINOCKET  FAC
   6  MED001098011    GREAT NORTHERN PAPER EAST NILLINOCKE
   7  ME9570024522    US AIR FORCE LORING AIR FORCE BASE
   8  ME8170022018    US NAVY BRUNSWICK NAVAL AIR STATION
        City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
Meth Meth Heth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source   (U.S. tons)

S01  S02  T01   T04       Onsite         987
SOS                     Offsite        575
SOS                     Onsite         495
SOS                     Onsite         425
SOS                     Ons ite         243
SOS                     Onsite         180
SOS                     Ons ite          45
T04                     Onsite           1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Scwer/POTU, Prior
          Storage In RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management  in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Lend Treatment/Application/Farming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, dnn, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   SOS  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
               Treatment
                  T01  Treatment in Tanks
                  T02  Treatment in Surface
                         Ipyoumtuei its
                  T03  Incineration
                  T04  Other Treatment

                  R99  Recycling

                  U99  Unknown
293

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Maryland
  Region III
                   294

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                                MARYLAND
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of Maryland
Department of the Environment
Hazardous and Solid Waste
 Management Administration
2500 Broening Highway
Building 40,2nd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201
Notes:    No special notes for Maryland.
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                                     Maryland

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
   260

76.063 tons
     5
     7
     1
27. 132 tons


    27



Management Method
Treatment In Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Treat in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D11
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
0
5
3
7*

1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1*
2
6
13*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manacted (tons)
On site
0
0
6,054
0
6,054

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
0
6,072
22.4%
Off site
710
0
0
102
812

17,948
0
0
0
0
0
14
17,962
204
2,082
21,060
77.6%
Total
710
0
6,054
102
6,866

17,948
0
0
0
0
0
14
17,962
222
2,082
27,132
100%
Percent
2.6
0.0
22.3
0.4
25.3

66.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
66.2
0.8
7.7
100
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                    Maryland
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
CT
DC
DE
FL
IN
MA
NC
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
TX
VA
VT
WV
TOTAL
Tons received
26
274
44
20
56
30
979
2
2,862
210
117
9,723
13
4
8
1,910
2
63
16,343
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CT
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
Ml
MN
MO
NO
NJ
NY
OH
OR
PA
Rl
SC
TX
LTT
VA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
593
409
60
60
42
988
1.731
5
87
1,030
642
26
1
1.754
14.115
426
12.206
6
20.697
163
6,022
268
14
10,242
71,587
                                                     297

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                         Maryland
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D007
D001
D002
DOMX
F001
F006
MOMX
K061
FOMX
K062
D008
F003
F002
D003
F010
U221
U080
F005
D006
U051
U072
F008
K086
F019
POMX
KOMX
F007
D009
D004
U112
U154
D005
U122
U239
UOMX
U031
U159
U190
F009
P092
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
17.822
14,273
11.003
10.025
6.928
5.781
3.032
1,701
1,393
825
808
611
491
318
166
130
115
99
73
64
59
57
55
46
44
25
24
15
13
11
11
10
5
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
Percent
of State
total (%)
23.4
18.8
14.5
13.2
9.1
7.6
4.0
2.2
1.8
1.1
1.1
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                         298

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                                                        Maryland

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
011



D84

R99

T01



T03


T04



U99




Uaste Waste Waste Waste
Code 1 Code 2 Code 3 Code 4
0002
0008
0007
F006
0008
0007
0001
F002
K049
0008
F006
D007
0001
0001 0003
0003
0007
0002
0006
0008
0001
0008
0002
F001
Quant i ty
Managed
(U.S. tons)
10,353
1,844
1,414
852
9
5
204
18
203
133
117
98
5,685
343
26
74
21
6
1
876
453
279
75
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prfor
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water mier NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land TreatoKnt/Applieation/Farming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal

Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment
2 ^Recycling
   U99  Unknown

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                                             Maryland

      Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     MDD000218008    SPECTRON, INC.
  2     MDD980555189    CHEH-CLEAR OF BALTIMORE  INC
  3     MDD003071875    F M C CORP -  AGRI  CHEH GROUP
  4     MD0046279311    GENERAL  ELECTRIC CO
  S     MDD003093119    VULCAN MATERIAL COMPANY
  6     MDD086140944    EASTERN  STAINLESS  STEEL  COMPANY
  7     MDD030324073    DUNDALK  MARINE TERMINAL
  8     MDD003419090    MARTIN MARIETTA AERO & NAVAL SYSTEMS
  9     MDD001715705    ARMCO -  BALTIMORE  WORKS
 10     MDD003084464    M & T CHEMICALS INC
 11     HDDW1956194    FAIRCHILO REPUBLIC DIV
 12     MOD000731356    MARYLAND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
 13     MD0000797365    BFI SOLLEY ROAD
 14     MDD003093499    MOBAY CHEMICAL CORP - PEMCO PRODUCTS
 15     MDD003091972    CMC TRUCK & BUS  GROUP
 16     MD3210021355    U.S.  ARMY (ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND)
 17     MDD002901197    CARR-LOUREY GLASS  CO. PLT
 18     MDD069396711    ALLIED CHEMICAL -  BALTIMORE
 19     MDD980554117    TECHALLOY MARYLAND INC-REID AVERY DIV
 20     MDD069380657    CHESAPEAKE FINISHED METALS INC
 21     MDD990686552    ESSEX INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS INC
 22     MOD003067121    MORTON THIOKOL INC
 23     MDD003060860    SOUTHERN GALVANIZING COMPANY
 24     MDD000215160    SHERWIN  WILLIAMS
 25     MDD003063476    ALCOLAC  INCORPORATED
 26     MDD061367280    TEXAS EASTERN ACCIDENT FIELD
 27     MDD990686198    VALSPAR  CORP
 28     NDD069390839    RUST-OLEUM CORPORATION
 29     MDD062011796    MINERAL  PIGMENTS CORP - BELTSVILLE
 30     MDD003075942    AMERICAN CYANAMID  COMPANY
 31      MDD003082997    NOXELL CORPORATION
 32     MDD038942884    KANASCO  LTD
 33     MDD030320709    MAXWELL  COMMUNICATION  CORP
 34     MDD003072360    PPG INDUSTRIES INC-WORKS NO 7
 35      MDD003093507    S  C M GLIDCO  ORGANICS CORPORATION
 36     MD0000619718    UESTINGHOUSE  ELECTRIC CORPORATION
 37     MDD003060837    MARYLAND STEEL DRUM CO INC
 38      MDD003062114    BYRON, W 0  I  SONS  INC
 39      MDD046041885    UATKINS  JOHNSON COMPANY
 40      MDD003063930    ABC RAIL CORPORATION
City

ELKTON
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
COLUMBIA
SPARROWS POINT
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
HAGERSTOUN
BALTIMORE
GLEN BURN IE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
ABERDEEN
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
ELKTON
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
ACCIDENT
BALTIMORE
WILLIAMSPORT
BELTSVILLE
HAVRE DE GRACE
COCKEYSVILLE
BALTIMORE
GLEN BURNIE
CUMBERLAND
BALTIMORE
LINTHICUM HEIGHTS
BALTIMORE
WILLIAMSPORT
GAITHERSBURG
BALTIMORE
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

  11,892
   8.436
   7,086
   4,706
   4,483
   3,361
   3,018
   2,812
   2,493
   1,967
   1,849
   1,708
   1,618
   1,408
   1,030
    993
    756
    634
    620
    611
    519
    439
    412
    387
    373
    353
    352
    348
    336
    323
    309
    299
    287
    273
    255
    254
    246
    244
    235
    225
                                                                                                 200

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                                                         Maryland

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID
Site Name
   1  MDD980555189   CHEN-CLEAR OF  BALTIMORE  INC    '
   2  MDD00307187S   F M C CORP - AGRI  CHEM GROUP
   3  MDD086140944   EASTERN STAINLESS  STEEL  COMPANY
   4  MOD980554653   GSX SERVICES  INC
   5  MOD000737395   SAFETY KLEEN CORP-SILVER SPRING
   6  MDD000737106   SAFETY KLEEN CORP-GLEN BURNIE
   7  MDD981034291   SAFETY KLEEN CORP
   8  MDD003067121   MORTON THIOKOL INC
   9  M00069396711   ALLIED CHEMICAL -  BALTIMORE
  10  MDD000619718   UESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
  11  MD7170024536   US NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT
  12  MDD980550198   BOULDEN INC T/A DIRT MAGN
  13  HD0003075942   AMERICAN CYANAHID  COMPANY
  14  MDD003067832   AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS INC
  15  KD4170024109   US NAVAL ORDNANCE  STATION INDIAN HEA
  16  MD3210021355   U.S.  ARMY  (ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND)
  17  MD0980832067   BALTIMORE  GAS  & ELECTRIC COMPANY
  18  MDD003063476   ALCOLAC INCORPORATED
  19  MDD980829873   UNIV OF MD/ENVIRON SERVICE FACILITY
  20  HD0570024000   US AIR FORCE ANDREWS AFB
  21   MD0170023444   US NAVAL SURFACE WEAPONS - WAREHOUSE
  22  MDD000218008   SPECTRON,  INC.
  23  MD4170024687   US NAVAL MED COM NATL CAP RE
  24  MDD980555486   BALT  G t E  C P CRANE GEN STA
  25  MDD004321907   CATALYST RESEARCH  CORP
  26  MDD030324073   DUNDALK MARINE TERMINAL
  27  MD4170090001    US NAVEODTECHCEN INDIAN  HEAD MD
City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Heth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
LAUREL
SILVER SPRING
GLEN BURN IE
BALTIMORE
ELKTON
BALTIMORE
LINTHICUM HEIGHT
PATUXENT RIVER
ELKTON
HAVRE DE GRACE
ELKTON
INDIAN HEAD
ABERDEEN
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
COLLEGE PARK
CAMP SPRINGS
SILVER SPRING
ELKTON
BETHESDA
CHASE
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE
INDIAN HEAD
D11 D84 S01 T04
T03
S01
U99
S01 S02 U99
S01 S02
SOI S02 U99
T03 U99
S03
S01
S01
R99 S01 SOS
R99 S01
S01
S01
T03
SOI
S01
S01 T03
S01
S01
T04
S01
S01
T03 T04
U99
S01
T01 Off site
Ons ite
Onsite
Offsite
Off site
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
18,764
5,625
2,578
2,068
764
453
382
377
317
224
215
211
135
81
67
59
56
54
42
42
19
17
17
11
1
0
0
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Seuer/POTU. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in ROM Units
   D79  Underground Injection Her*
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Appl{cation/Farming
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 083  Surface Impoundments
                                 084  Other Disposal

                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 S03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
                                Treatment
                                   T01  Treatment  in Tanks
                                   T02  Treatment  in Surface
                                           Impoundments
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  Other Treatment

                                   R99  Recycling

                                   U99  Unknown          2  0

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Massachusetts
     Region I
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                             MASSACHUSETTS
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region I
                                              RCRA Support Section
                                              Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
                                              JFK Federal Building
                                              Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection                    State-specific annual report and
 Instrument:                                    EPA Waste Minimization
                                               Report


Type of Data Submission to EPA:                  Site-level and State-level
                                               summary data


Waste Minimization Data Included                 Yes
 in this Report?


Address of Participating State                     Massachusetts Department of
 Environmental Authority                          Environmental Protection
                                              Division of Hazardous Waste
                                              One Winter Street (6th Floor)
                                              Boston, MA 02108


Notes:    1)   Quantity of RCRA hazardous waste generated mentioned in Table 1 is
             significantly lower than the sum of the quantities reported by waste code
             in  Table  3.    This  data  inconsistency  was  acknowledged  by
             Massachusetts, and due to budgetary and time  constraints, the data
             were not corrected.

         2)   The RCRA  hazardous  waste flow balance equation, Generation  =
             Management • Imports + Exports, is far out of balance. This is primarily
             due to the quality of data received from the State.
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                                   Massachusetts

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
  1.025

90.6821  tons
     7
     2
     0
 41.896  tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
— —
No. of
facilities
using
method
3
0
1
5
8*
0
0
0
0
0
0
0*
1
0
9*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
33.737
0
2,181
1,184
37,102
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
391
0
37,493
89.5%
Off site
1
0
0
4,402
4,403
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,403
10.5%
Total
33,738
0
2,181
5.586
41,505
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
391
0
41,896
100%
Percent
80.5
0.0
5.2
13.3
99.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.9
0.0
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
1Will not agree with Exhibit 3 due to incongruent data received from the State.
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                   Massachusetts
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
CT
DE
ME
MN
MS
ND
NH
NJ
NY
PA
Rl
SC
VA
VT
TOTAL
Tons received
5,012
17
2,979
11
1
1
4,442
105
1,338
162
2,706
12
26
949
17,761
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CT
FL
IL
IN
KY
LA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
NC
NH
NJ
NY
OH
OR
PA
Rl
SC
TX
VA
WV
WY
TOTAL
Tons shipped
5.611
48
19,143
7
1,493
471
172
3,000
317
756
742
1
1
677
17.890
78.387
2,050
71
3.579
3.475
2,325
103
2,457
2
22
142,800

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                      Massachusetts
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
F003
D002
F006
F001
F005
D008
D007
F002
D011
D006
D003
D004
F007
F008
D005
F019
U061
0009
U009
K086
U220
F009
U247
P030
U002
F011
D016
F004
POOS
U060
U188
D010
U159
U036
U122
F010
U003
U244
U125
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
45,179
37.207
33,593
9,852
8,579
4,516
3.064
2,625
2,189
798
725
720
621
364
348
322
310
238
193
167
166
141
97
95
93
92
89
71
58
53
49
47
45
38
25
23
21
21
20
19
Percent
of State
total (%)
29.5
24.3
21.9
6.4
5.6
2.9
2.0
1.7
1.4
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                     306

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                                                     Massachusetts

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous  Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              R99                                                    391

                              T01         D002                                     33.737
                                          0001                                          1

                              T03                                                  2,181

                              T04                                                  4,402
                                          D002                                     1,183
                                          D001                                          1
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                            T02  Treatment  In Surface
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior                081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming            Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04  other Treatment
          Storage In RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                            (    R»  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                               3 0  «
   D79  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                               Massachusetts

            Table 5.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     MAD000845420    BOSTON  EDISON  COMPANY - NEW BOSTON STATION
  2     MAD000842401    BOSTON  EDISON  COMPANY - MYSTIC STATION
  3     MAD001114818    MONSANTO POLYMER PRODUCTS CO., INDIAN ORCHARD PLANT
  4     MAD001402320    POLAROID CORPORATION
  5     MAD007325814    TEXAS INSTRUMENTS,  INC.
  6     MAD001115765    JAMES RIVER  GRAPHICS
  7     MAD001005370    AT&T TECHNOLOGIES (FKA WESTERN ELECTRIC)
  8     MAD001128032    WYMAN-GORDON COMPANY
  9     MAD000846493    POLAROID CORPORATION
 10     MAD053449393    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
 11     MAD001408517    GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.-LYNN RIVER WORKS
 12     MAD069348829    GTE  PRODUCTS CORPORATION
 13     MAD000844597    WATERS  ASSOCIATES
 14     MAD000829986    DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP.
 15     MAD001764794    HAMBLET AND  HAYES CO.
 16     HAD019369602    CPC  GROUP, GENERAL MOTORS FRAMINGHAM PLANT
 17     MA0001050152    MILLIPORE CORPORATION
 18     MAD001128016    WYMAN-GORDON COMPANY
 19     MAD001006469    MERRIMAN, OF QUAMCO
 20     MA0001014026    FOXBORO COMPANY, THE
 21      MAD051505477    ICI  AMERICAS INC.
 22     MAD041710609    TECH-ETCH, INC.
 23     MAD001138726    ECC  CORPORATION
 24     MA0990886301     ALTRON,  INC.
 25     MAD001136035    FLEXCON COMPANY INC.
 26     MAD056019979    IDEAL TAPE CO.
 27     MAD076S90652    HONEYWELL BULL
 28     MAD001021245     STAR PLATING COMPANY, INC.
 29     MAD001041383     SURFACE COATINGS, INC.
 30      MAD001060698    GENERAL ELECTRIC AEROSPACE - AUTOMATED SYSTEMS DEP
 31      MAD001046325     IONICS.  INC.
 32      MAD059706937    AXTON CROSS  COMPANY INC
 33      MAD001012244     PRINTED  CIRCUIT CORP.
 34      MAD049416001     ALTO-TRONICS CORPORATION
 35      MAD001113059     EASTERN  ETCHING I MFG. CO.
 36      MA0001923408     RAYTHEON COMPANY - EOM
 37      MAD000844977     STAHL FINISH, CORUIN STREET PLANT
 38      MAD075348912     NATIONAL CAN CORP. (FOSTER FORBES DIVISION)
 39      MAD001419258     GENERAL  CONNECTOR CORPORATION
 40      NAD001016302     DENNISON MANUFACTURING COMPANY


City
BOSTON
CHARLESTOUN
SPRINGFIELD
WALTHAM
ATTLEBORO
SOUTH HADLEY
NORTH ANDOVER
NORTH GRAFTON
ASSONET
WILMINGTON
LYNN
IPSWICH
TAUNTON
HUDSON
SALEM
FRAMINGHAM
BEDFORD
WORCESTER
HINGHAM
EAST BRIDGEWATER
DIGHTON
PLYMOUTH
JEFFERSON
WILMINGTON
SPENCER
LOWELL
BRIGHTON
NEW BEDFORD
WILMINGTON
BURLINGTON
WATERTOWN
HOUISTON
WOBURN
BURLINGTON
CHICOPEE
WALTHAM
PEABODY
MILFORD
NEWTON
FRAMINGHAM
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
21,955
11,644
4,135
2,624
2,260
1,941
1,893
1,696
1,518
1,339
1,260
971
895
860
842
836
833
786
659
645
594
553
499
498
453
435
428
407
406
394
388
381
360
356
354
331
321
319
313
311
                                                                                                    308

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                                                        Massachusetts

                                  Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
   Rank    EPAID       Site Name

     1  MAD000842401    BOSTON EDISON
     2  MA0000845420    BOSTON EDISON
     3  MAD000604447    NORTH EAST  SOVENTS  RECLANTION
     4  MAD053452637    CLEAN HARBORS  OF  BRAINTREE  INC
     5  MAD001402320    POLAROID  CORPORATION
     6  MAD001128032    UYMAN GORDON
     7  NAD019371079    GENERAL CHEMICAL  CORPORATION
     8  HAD001408517    GENERAL ELECTRIC  LYNN
     9  MAD001128016    UYNAN GORDON
    10  MAD980523203    CLEAN HARBORS  OF  NATIOC  INC
    11  KAD001114214    HAMPDEN COLOR  AND CHEMICAL COR
    12  MAD001114818    MONSANTO  CHEMICAL CO
    13  MAD047075734    GEOCHEM INC
    14  MAD05292449S    ZECCO INC.
    15  MAD000846493    POLAROID  CORPORATION
    16  MAD991288549    SOUTHAMPTON SANITARY ENG CORP
    17  MAD000846006    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
    18  MAD060095569    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
    19  MAD088978143    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
    20  MAD096287354    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
    21   HA7210025154    US ARMY FORT DEVENS
                                                    City
                                                                              Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                              Meth Meth Meth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                               12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
BOSTON
BOSTON
LAURENCE
BRAINTREE
UALTHAM
GRAFTON
FRAMINGHAM
LYNN
WORCESTER
NATICK
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD
LOWELL
NORTBOROUGH
FREETOWN
SOUTHAMPTON
BRIDGEWATER
SALISBURY
MARLBORO
WEST BROOKFIELD
AYER
T01
T01
S01
T01
T03
S01
T04
T04
S01
S01
R99
S01
S01
S01
S02
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
T04



T04







T04



S02
S02
S02
S02
S02

Ons ite
Ons ite
Off site
Off site
Ons ite
Ons ite
Off site
Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Both
Ons ite
Both
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
22,045
11,692
4,108
2,802
2,181
1,696
1,601
1,183
786
570
391
193
181
136
97
33
1
1
1
1
1
Disposal
     011

     D14

     021

     079
     080
     081
Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
  Treatment in RCRA Units
Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
  Storage in RCRA Units
Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
  Prior ManageMnt in RCRA Units
Underground Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treattent/Application/Farming
 082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal
                                                                                  Treatment
Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
T01  Treatment in Tanks
T02  Treatment in Surface
       I mpounojnents
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment
^Recycling
U99  Unknown

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Michigan
  Region V
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                                 MICHIGAN
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
MailStop5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIROS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
MailStop5HRl3
Chicago, IL 60604
Notes:    No special notes for Michigan.
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                                      Michigan

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                            859

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                           2.304.785 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:

Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
      39
      21
       8

      S3

2.275.117  tons


     121



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Treat In RCRA Units
Discharge under NPDES,
Prior Mgmt in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D11

D21
D79
D80
081
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
5
0
3
23
29*

5

2
7
11
0
0
0
1
26*
14
12
68*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
10,153
44,450
54,603

165

1,138,331
362,172
2,361
0
0
0
0
1,503,029
4,271
4
1,561,907
68.7%
Off site
241,839
0
4,098
27,324
273,261

35,901

0
3
280,463
0
0
0
32
316,399
123,241
309
713,210
31.3%
Total
241,839
0
14,251
71,774
327,864

36,066

1,138,331
362,175
282,824
0
0
0
32
1,819,428
127,512
313
2,275,117
100%
Percent
10.6
0.0
0.6
3.2
14.4

1.6

50.0
15.9
12.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
<0.05
80.0
5.6
<0.05
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                                 21 9
                                                                                 *» J. »v

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                     Michigan
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CA
CO
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
MA
MD
ME
MN
MO
MS
MT
NC
NO
NE
NH
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PA
PR
Rl
SC
SO
TN
TX
UT
VA
Wl
WV
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
253
28
271
2
1,368
30
1,741
3,314
742
49
4,703
11,811
14
4,722
1,090
995
291
2,210
1,800
495
4,407
486
7
47
74
17,272
9,256
86,488
24
25,752
33
28
469
5
2,005
214
10
545
3,886
433
3
6,026
193,399
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL-
AR
CA
CO
CT
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MN
MO
MT
NC
NJ
NV
NY
OH
PA
SC
TN
TX
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
2,574
959
4
52
34
11
183
12,450
53,411
1
5,519
1,350
32
7
6
2
65
22
317
82,241
3,457
11
117
515
278
19.374
182,992

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                          Michigan
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
K062
MOMX
D002
D003
DOMX
F006
D001
K061
FOMX
D007
D008
F003
F019
F005
UOMX
F002
F001
K043
001 6
K051
F009
D006
U239
F007
D009
P106
U110
D011
P122
U073
K049
F008
U002
D005
U154
U122
D012
U019
U220
U359
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
1.227,270
345,338
222,784
161,489
106,253
83,665
37,067
28,780
24,057
23,141
12,433
8.066
4,203
3,936
3.233
2,858
2,388
1,299
1,043
920
832
492
390
382
325
310
263
241
232
175
169
149
120
90
48
41
40
37
34
27
Percent
of State
total (%)
53.2
15.0
9.7
7.0
4.6
3.6
1.6
1.2
1.0
1.0
0.5
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                           214

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                                                       Michigan

                        Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA  Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
011



021

079



080



084
R99



T01



T03



T04



U99




Uaste
Code 1
0002
0007
F007
F006
K062
U044
0002
0003
0001
F007
F006
F002
0008
F001
F001
0001
F003
0001
F005
K061
K062
0002
F006
0001
K043
D016
D002
F002

0003
0002
F001
0001
0007
0001
Quantity
Uaste Uaste Uaste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
19.403
6,546
2,723
1,475
1,138,324
7
153,124
142,820
0007 66,018
208
187,178
F005 K043 37,815
18,976
9,463
32
35,205
23,843
F001 F002 F003 19,917
9,072
74,272
36,107
29,087
18,318
9,054
1.299
1,043
693
F005 K043 18,215
17.658
17,502
0002 4,124
118
47
45
F003 38
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Seuer/POTW. Prior
          Treatment in ROM Units
   D14  Discharge to Sawer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface  Impoundment*
   D84  Other Disposal

Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
T02  Treatment  in Surface
       Impoundments
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment
R99  Recycling
            i
U99  Unknown
215

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                                            Michigan

     Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank

  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
 10
 11
 12
 13
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 24
 25
 26
 27
 28
 29
 30
 31
 32
 33
 34
 35
 36
 37
 38
 39
 40
    EPAIO

 MID082767591
 MID000724831
 MI0099114704
 NID006013643
 MID000820381
 MI0000000001
 MID097239669
 MID068806520
 MID087738431
 MID048223986
 MI0005069257
 MID980617435
 MID000724724
 MID041793340
 MID004320479
 MID000810390
 MID000809632
 NID082771700
 NID103514048
 HID980793756
 MID0053569S1
 MID005363114
 MID007138746
 NID087054078
 MID981092190
 NID048090633
 NID052052081
 MID981195936
 MID005356621
 NID060975844
 MID085031599
 NID005320247
 NID057002602
 MI0005379714
 NID005356811
 NID005356878
NID005358825
NID005357975
MID003906773
MI 0000000002
 Site Name

 QUANEX  CORP MICHIGAN SEAM
 MICHIGAN  DISPOSAL,  INC.
 DETROIT COKE  CORP
 PARKE DAVIS & CO
 UPJOHN  CO THE

 BEDFORD STEEL PROCESSING INC
 NATIONAL  METAL PROCESSING
 ROUGE STEEL CO
 BASF CORP. CHEMICALS DIV.
 NATIONAL  STANDARD NILES CITY COMPLEX
 THE  DOW CHEMICAL COMPANEY

 G.M.C.  SAGINAW GREY IRON PLANT GEORGE B.
 NATIONAL  STEEL CORPORATION
 WHIRLPOOL CORP.-ST. JOSEPH DIV.
 DOW  CORNING CORP MIDLAND PLT

 LANTZ W S CORP
 CLINTON VALLEY CENTER
 CMC  CHEVROLET FLINT VAN SLYKE COMPLEX
 PENNWALT  CORP
 BASF CORP. COATINGS & INKS DIV.
 NORTH STAR STEEL COMPANY MICHIGAN DIVISI
 DOUBLE  EAGLE  STEEL COATING CO
 WAYNE DISPOSAL, INC.
 VOSS STEEL CORP
 PVS  CHEMICALS INC MICHIGAN
 CMC  DELCO PRODUCTS
 MICHIGAN  RECOVERY SYS. INC.
 BRAUN ENGINEERING CO              .
 J AND L SPECIALTY PROD CORP DETROIT
 ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE CONTROL INC
 FORD MOTOR CO WIXOM ASSEMBLY PLT
 HYDRA-MATIC WARREN DIVISION OF G.N.
 GMC-SAGINAW DIVISION-HOLLAND COMPLEX
NT. CLEMENS COATING, INC. DUPONT
 JEFFERSON ASSEMBLY-CHRYSLER CORP.
CMC SERVICE PARTS OPERATIONS-FLINT


City
SOUTH LYON
BELLEVILLE
DETROIT
HOLLAND
KALAMAZOO

ERIE
DETROIT
DEARBORN
HOLLAND
NILES
MIDLAND

SAGINAW
E CORSE
BENTON HARBOR
MIDLAND
GRAND LEDGE
DETROIT
PONT I AC
FLINT
WYANDOTTE
DETROIT
MONROE
DEARBORN
BELLEVILLE
TAYLOR
WYANDOTTE
LIVONIA
ROMULUS
DETROIT
DETROIT
INKSTER
WIXOM
WARREN
SAGINAW
NT. CLEMENS
DETROIT
SWARTZ CREEK

Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
1,138,336
132,152
130,046
126,498
77,004
67,827
49,248
37,538
28,579
25,982
22,406
18,215
17.817
17,549
17.108
13,881
13,759
11,720
10,244
10,000
9.454
8,918
8,755
8,603
8,051
7,254
7,241
7,120
6,817
6,692
6,597
6,300
6,076
5,978
5,755
5,419
5,274
5,119
4,769
4,755

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                                                        Michigan

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   6
   7
   8
   9
  10
  11
  12
  13
  14
  15
  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
  21
  22
  23
  24
  25
  26
  27
  28
  29
  30
  31
  32
  33
  34
  35
  36
  37
  38
  39
  40
 MID082767591
 MID048090633
 MI0099114704
 MID000724831
 MID006013643
 MI0000000001
 MID000820381
 MID074259565
 MID980615298
 MID980617435
 MID000724724
 MI0000000002
 MID048223986
 HID005069257
 MID981200835
 NID005379607
 MID068806520
 MID041793340
 MID000809632
 HID060975844
 MID087738431
 NID082771700
 NID088754668
 MI0005363114
 MID006523385
 NID07258S755
 NID003906773
 MID005044813
 MI0005356951
 MID980568570
 MID091605972
 NID000718544
 MI0005512066
 MID017422304
 NI0005358130
 NID006014906
 MID055850127
NID981000359
MI0000722694
MI0006020309
 Site Name

 QUANEX  CORP MICHIGAN SEAM
 WAYNE DISPOSAL,  INC.
 DETROIT COKE CORP
 MICHIGAN  DISPOSAL,  INC.
 PARKE DAVIS & CO

 UPJOHN  CO THE
 DYNECOL INC
 PETRO-CHEM PROCESSING, INC.
 THE  DOW CHEMICAL COMPANEY
BASF CORP. CHEMICALS DIV.
NATIONAL STANDARD NILES CITY COMPLEX
SYSTECH CORPORATION ALPENA FACILITY
LAFARGE CORP
NATIONAL METAL PROCESSING
G.M.C. SAGINAW GREY IRON PLANT GEORG
DOW CORNING CORP MIDLAND PLT
MICHIGAN RECOVERY SYS. INC.
ROUGE STEEL CO

EDWARDS OIL SERVICE INC
PENNWALT CORP
US CHEMICAL CO INC
TRICIL
CMC SERVICE PARTS OPERATIONS-FLINT
BUCKEYE PRODUCTS CORP
CMC CHEVROLET FLINT VAN SLYKE COMPLE
CMC AC SPARK PLUG DIV WASTE TRMT
GOLD SHIELD SOLVENTS DIV. OF DETREX
GENERAL MOTORS • BOC ORION ASSEMBLY
DU PONT E I DE NEMOURS ft CO
MCLOUTH STEEL PRODUCTS COPORAT10N
TOTAL PETROLEUM INC ALMA REFINERY
OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP
WICKES MANUFACTURING CO
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 4-010-01
SAFETY KLEEN CORP 4-055-03
EAST JORDAN IRON WORKS INC
                                                      City
                                                                            Hgmt  Mgmt  Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                            Heth  Meth  Meth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source   (U.S. tons)
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior
          Treatment 
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   Region V
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                                MINNESOTA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
Mail Stop 5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Minnesota Pollution Control
 Agency
Hazardous Waste Division
520 Lafayette Road North
St. Paul, MN 55155
Notes:    1)   Data received from Minnesota did not include the RCRA hazardous waste
             management methods.  Hence, all management quantities are listed
             under "U99" management method in Table 1.

         2)   The State did not provide data on large quantity generators and TSDR's
             located in Hennepin County.
                                                                                10

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                                     Minnesota1

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
 Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

 Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


 RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
 Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

 Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


 Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
   346

75.637 tons




     1
    22
     1

    24

11.858 tons


    46
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U992
^m
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
24
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6,176
6,176
52.1%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5,682
5,682
47.9%
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11,858
11,858
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100
100
1Data from Hennepin County may not be included.

2On-site handling methods not included in waste stream level data submission.
                                                                                 •> 9 0
                                                                                 o- .C v

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                               Minnesota1
          Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
CA
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KY
MA
MD
Ml
MO
NO
ND
NE
NJ
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
PR
SC
SD
TX
Wl
WV
TOTAL
Tons received
1.068
658
4
2
800
2,606
1,107
124
3
21
112
2,026
1
30
2
137
140
9
212
71
627
60
25
466
426
1,177
235
12,149
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CT
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MO
NE
NJ
NV
NY
OH
OK
PA
SC
SD
TX
UT
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
257
42
110
69
104
7,198
7.862
65
177
405
1
1.849
16
27
195
23
84
482
589
15
56
1
141
5
2,784
949
23,506
1Data from Hennepin County may not be included.
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                           Minnesota1


Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
D002
0008
F003
MOMX
F006
F005
D007
K061
F002
F001
KOMX
K062
K051
D005
D011
DOMX
D006
0003
K069
K052
FOMX
0004
F008
K049
U044
U226
D009
P094
F009
F007
U122
U151
K050
F010
U121
F004
F019
U076
U080
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
20,493
20,012
8,938
4,292
3,849
3,799
2,337
2,023
1,952
1,590
1.575
1,174
1,113
530
421
270
226
171
158
130
117
106
105
41
29
28
26
18
18
17
13
12
10
7
3
3
2
2
2
2
Percent
of State
total (%)
27.1
26.5
11.8
5.7
5.1
5.0
3.1
2.7
2.6
2.1
2.1
1.6
1.5
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
 1Data from Hennepin County may not be included.
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                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities  and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                              U99         D001                                     7,636
                                          D002                                     2,109
                                          F003                                       699
                                          0008                                       399
Disposal                                             080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment In Surfact
   D11  Discharge to Smer/POTW. Prior               D81  Land TreatMnt/Application/Fanring           Impoundments
          Treatment In RCRA Units                    D82  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior               083  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                      084  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling         «% ^ f)
          Prior Management in RCRA Units          Treatment                                                            «-" •'•* «>
   079  Underground Injection Wells                  T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                            Minnesota

      Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators  and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank    EPAID
  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
 10
 11
 12
 13
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 24
 25
 26
 27
 28
 29
 30
 31
 32
 33
 34
 35
 36
 37
 38
 39
 40
 HND006172969
 MND006207773
 NND006147268
 MND006148092
 HND000824029
 MND006173082
 MN0000824094
 MN0041775008
 MN3170022914
 MND078680790
 MND000686071
 MND000823922
 HND001037639
 MND006162820
 MND006158588
 MN0980700900
 MND006456768
 HNL138
 HND980791321
 MND000808923
 HND006252969
 MN0006161756
 MND006154918
 NND980501167
 NND006167332
 NND006156590
 NND041786930
 MND000686709
 MN0990860470
 NN0095296364
 NND006147045
 MND056073299
 MND042651687
 NN0042296665
 MND022995690
NND108664004
 NN0053417S15
MND006219232
NN0000819268
MN0079723979
 Site Name

 3M-CHEMOLITE
 FORD MOTOR COMPANY
 SHELOAHL INC.
 GOPHER SMELTING COMPANY
 3M  - STPM
 3M  - CENTER
 WILLIAMS PIPELINE - ALEXANDRIA TERMINAL
 NORTH STAR STEEL
 NAVAL SYSTEMS DIV. OF FMC CORP.
 PRESS ON, INC.
 KOCH REFINING COMPANY
 UNISYS CORP. - SHEPARD ROAD
 ADVANCE CIRCUITS INC.
 ASHLAND PETROLEUM COMPANY
 PEERLESS CHAIN CO.
 BUREAU OF ENGRAVING INC.
 HUTCHINSON TECHNOLOGY INC.
 3M/CONSUMER PRODUCTS PLANT
 APTUS (NEI)
 CONSOLIDATED CONTAINER
 STYLMARK, INC. INDUSTRIES
 IBM ROCHESTER
 ELECTRO-PLATING ENGINEERING CO. INC.
 CRENLO, INC
 ANDERSON CORPORATION
 FEDERAL-HOFFMAN, INC.
 AF2 INC.
 ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY
 BMC INDUSTRIES, INC
 MERIT ENTERPRISES, INC.
 FIBERITE CORP.
 3N INDUSTRIAL ABRASIVES DIVISION
ADVANCE CIRCUITS INC.
 LAKE REGION MFG. CO., INC.
 SMITH SYSTEM MFG. CO.
 ETA SYSTEMS, INC.
OMAN CORPORATION
MICOM CORPORATION
 HONEYWELL INC.
3N ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS DIV.-NEW ULM
City

ST. PAUL
SAINT PAUL
NORTHFIELD
EAGAN
SAINT PAUL
MAPLEWOOD
ALEXANDRIA
SAINT PAUL
FRIDLEY
STILLWATER
ST. PAUL
SAINT PAUL
ROSEVILLE
ST. PAUL PARK
WINONA
MINNEAPOLIS
HUTCHINSON
HUTCHINSON
LAKEVILLE
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS
ROCHESTER
SAINT PAUL
ROCHESTER
BAYPORT
ANOKA
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
SHAKOPEE
SAINT PAUL
ISLE
WINONA
ALEXANDRIA
MINNETONKA
CHASKA
PRINCETON
SAINT PAUL
FRIDLEY
NEW BRIGHTON
ARDEN HILLS
NEW ULM
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  13,370
   6,093
   4,994
   3,844
   3,115
   2,612
   2,233
   1,952
   1,555
   1,517
   1,458
   1,308
   1,176
   1,129
   1,113
   1,078
     919
     843
     766
     748
     716
     693
     684
     627
     575
     562
     548
     501
     466
     452
     436
     427
     422
     386
     380
     359
     352
     345
     339
     339
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                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name                              City

   1   MND006172969   3M-CHEMOLITE                           ST.  PAUL
   2   MND000686709   ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY               SHAKOPEE
   3   MN0006211692   WARDEN OIL COMPANY INC.                 MINNEAPOLIS
   4   MND981097884   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. -  EAGAN              EAGAN
   5   MND980791321   APTUS (NED                            LAKEVILLE
   6   HND000685941   SOLV-OIL SERVICE AND  SUPPLY  CO.         HOPKINS
   7   MND006148092   GOPHER SMELTING COMPANY                 EAGAN
   8   MND000823922   UNISYS CORP. •  SHEPARD ROAD             SAINT PAUL
   9   MND000686170   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. -  CLOQUET           CLOOUET
  10   MND054497052   VAN WATERS & ROGERS,  INC.               MINNEAPOLIS
  11   HND981190150   UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-COMO TRANS  F    MINNEAPOLIS
  12   MND98079S546   UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA  (ROSEMOUNT)     ROSEMOUNT
  13   MND000781625   MAYO CLINIC-(INSTITUTE HILLS FARM)      ROCHESTER
  14   MND000823823   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. •  LITTLE  CANADA      LITTLE CANADA
  15   MMD081138604   HONEYWELL PROVING GROUNDS               ELK  RIVER
  16   HND079731519   UNISYS CORP.                           ROSEVILLE
  17   MND000686188   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. -  BURNSVILLE         BURNSVILLE
  18   MND006224612   PENNZOIL PRODUCTS COMPANY               MINNEAPOLIS
  19   MND022888143   DETERMAN WELDING & TANK  SERVICE         FRIDLEY
  20   MND000293365   MEDTRONIC INC.                          FRIDLEY
  21   MND000823914   UNISYS CORP. -  EAGAN                    EAGAN
  22   MND000824052   MINNESOTA POWER                        DULUTH
  23   MND000826206   NORTHERN STATES POWER SERV.  CTR.        MINNEAPOLIS
  24   MND001970334   HONEYWELL INC.  - ORDNANCE DIVISION      HOPKINS
                         Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Hgmt Hgmt            Total
                         Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                          12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
Both
Off site
Offsite
Off site
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
10,182
323
204
189
153
147
130
94
79
71
67
57
37
35
30
23
11
11
10
6
0
0
0
0
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Unit*
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Appllcation/Farsiing
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, drua, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   SO?  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown            325

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   Region IV
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                                 MISSISSIPPI
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of Mississippi
Department of Environmental
 Quality
Bureau of Pollution Control
Hazardous Waste Division
2380 Highway 80 West
Jackson, MS 39209
Notes:   No special notes for Mississippi.

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                                     Mississippi

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     136

1.296.270 tons




       9
       6
       4

      IS

1.229.638 tons



      23.
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Treat in RCRA Units
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Storage in RCRA Units
Discharge under NPDES,
Prior Mgmt in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D11

D14

D21
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
—
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
1
0
1
2*

1

1

1
1
3
3
0
0
0
8*
2
8
19*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
15
15

0

201

316
775,543
239
7,093
0
0
0
783,392
135
0
783,542
63.7%
Off site
0
417,014
0
0
417,014

0

0

0
0
0
27,868
0
0
0
27,868
0
1,214
446,096
36.3%
Total
0
417,014
0
15
417,029

0

201

316
775,543
239
34,961
0
0
0
811,260
135
1,214
1,229,638
100%
Percent
0.0
33.9
0.0
<0.05
33.9

0.0

<0.05

<0.05
63.1
<0.05
2.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
66.0
<0.05
0.1
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                     Mississippi


Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of state (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
IL
IN
KY
LA
MO
OK
TN
TX
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
48
78
3
5
39
27,885
69
15
248
45
130
28,565
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of state (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
GA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MD
Ml
OH
OK
PA
SC
TN
TX
UT
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
35,455
297
71
594
14
1,165
17,011
23
15
29
167
2,756
530
12,024
26.122
8
261
96,542
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                          Mississippi
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D003
D007
DOMX
F006
K104
MOMX
K048
K083
D008
K001
K051
F019
D001
FOMX
F005
D002
K062
F001
KOMX
POMX
P020
F002
F003
D009
P048
K052
F004
F008
D006
F009
K049
U028
U359
K050
P106
K022
U129
0011
F011
U045
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
775.789
419,737
46,613
22,819
6,623
6,208
2.547
2,402
2,230
2,148
1,453
1,404
1,311
1,017
1,012
746
407
400
377
264
204
184
104
101
60
28
20
17
12
5
5
4
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
Percent
of State
total (%)
59.8
32.4
3.6
1.8
0.5
0.5
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                      Mississippi

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                             by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quant i ty
                            Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                              Method     Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                               D14         D006      D007      0008                     201

                               021         0002      0003      K050      P001           225
                                          0002                                          70
                                          F002                                          15
                                          F003                                           5

                               079         0003                                     775.543

                               080         0003                                         236
                                          P106                                           3

                               081         K048                                      30,415
                                          0001      D003                             2,776
                                          K051                                       1,290
                                          KOMX                                         377

                               R99                                                      133
                                          F002      U080                                 2

                               T02         0007                                     417,014

                               T04         F019                                          15

                               U99                                                    1,214
Disposal                                              D80  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior                D81  Land Treatment/Application/Farming           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                         703  Incineration
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior                D83  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       D84  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under HPOES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                                                 ~       '^3
   079  Underground Injection Wei Is                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown       V

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                                          Mississippi

     Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     MS0008186587    MORTON THIOKOL. INC.
  2     MS0054531215    TRUE TEMPER SPORTS. INC.
  3     MS0054179403    CHEVRON USA, INC. (PASCAGOULA REFINERY)
  4     MSD004448775    WOODSHAFT, INC.
  5     MS0980601686    CATERPILLAR TRACTOR COMPANY
  6     MS0033417031    FIRST CHEMICAL CORPORATION
  7     MSD098590615    INGALLS SHIPBUILDING,  INC.
  8     MS0079461406    AMERADA HESS CORPORATION
  9     MSD980516363    TEXAS EASTERN GAS PIPELINE CO.
 10     MS0980516488    TEXAS EASTERN GAS PIPELINE CO.
 11     MS0008158685    MISSISSIPPI STEEL DIV.
 12     MS0004001244    DIVERSITECH GENERAL
 13     MS6210020560    MISSISSIPPI ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
 14     MS0050648757    INGALLS SHIPBUILDING,  INC
 15     MSD050999127    AMOCO PETROLEUM ADDITIVES COMPANY
 16     MSD081387730    KERR MCGEE CHEMICAL CORPORATION
 17     MSD008183519    FERNUOOD INDUSTRIES
 18     MSD041165747    RELIANCE UNIVERSAL INC.
 19     MSD081341729    KRUEGER-RINGIER, INC.
 20     MSD004010724    UNITED TECHNOLOGIES ELECTRO STYSTEM
 21     MSD981002975    LA-Z-BOY CHAIR COMPANY
 22     MSD981470289    BROOKHAVEN WOOD PRESERVING CO, INC.
 23     MSD980601512    DYNACHEM DIVISION/MORTON THIOKOL, INC.
 24     MSD007031230    VISTA POLYMERS
 25     MSD122687064    CHANNEL CHEMICAL CORP.
 26     MS0065490930    WOOD TREATING, INC.
 27     MSD075044651    UNIVERSAL MANUFACTURING
 28     MSD000742668    BORG-UARNER CHEMICALS, INC.
 29     NSD004003513    CECO BUILDINGS DIVISION
 30     MS0052512027    AZTEC INDUSTRIES, INC.
 31     MS0000287417    THOMPSON AND FORMSY, INC.
 32     NS0980730295    JOAMCA CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC.
 33     MSD990714081    VICKSBURG CHEMICAL CORP
 34     MS0980841167    ARMY AVIATION SUPPORT  FAILITY
 35     MS0980600084    INTERNATIONAL PAPER TUP
 36     MSD982115529    BRANDON CEMENT TERMINAL/LONE STAR IND.
 37     MS0980798755    DIVERS'D PETRO. INC/DBA/RECLAMATION RES.
 38     MSD010406809    AUTOMATIC PROCESSING.  INC.
 39     NSD086017639    AIRCAP INDUSTRIES
 40     MSD048320030    MUELLER BRASS COMPANY


City
MOSS FOUNT
AMORY
PASCAGOULA
AMORY
CORINTH
PASCAGOULA
PASCAGOULA
PURVIS
UNION CHURCH
KOSCIUSKO
FLOUOOO
COLUMBUS
NSTL BASE
PASCAGOULA
NATCHEZ
MERIDIAN
FERNWOOD
CLINTON
CORINTH
COLUMBUS
LELAND
BROOKHAVEN
MOSS POINT
ABERDEEN
GULFPORT
PICAYUNE
GALLMAN
PEARLINGTON
COLUMBUS
RICHLAND
OLIVE BRANCH
GLUCKSTADT
VICKSBURG
GULFPORT
UIGGINS
BRANDON
QUITMAN
ESCATAUPA
TUPELO
FULTON
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
775,776
417,818
26,262
21,724
10,838
9,068
4,672
3,866
3,231
2.239
2,121
1,891
1,861
1,822
1,572
852
568
554
536
494
426
418
365
353
345
344
304
263
247
240
207
205
204
196
173
167
163
155
141
132
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                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  MS0008186587   NORTON  THIOKOL,  INC.
   2  MSD004448775   UOOOSHAFT,  INC.
   3  HS0083543009   ROGERS  RENTAL AND LANDFILL
   4  MSD07946U06   AMERADA HESS CORPORATION
   5  NSD054179403   CHEVRON USA, INC. (PASCAGOULA REFINE
   6  MS0081387730   KERR NCGEE  CHEMICAL CORPORATION
   7  MSD000693176   ENTERPRISE  RECOVERY SYSTEMS, INC
   8  MSD004010724   UNITED  TECHNOLOGIES ELECTRO STYSTEM
   9  MS0000776765   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP.
  10  MS0981030984   SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION
  11  MSD000742668   BORG-UARNER CHEMICALS, INC.
  12  MS0980600084   INTERNATIONAL PAPER TUP
  13  MSD065490930   WOOD TREATING, INC.
  14  MS0007016843   BALDWIN PIANO I ORGAN COMPANY
  15  MSD000644617   SER1-GRAND  GULF/SYSTEMS ENERGY RES.
  16  MS2570024164   USAF KEESLER AFB
  17  MSD048816953   FERSON  OPTICS, CAMBRIDGE INSTRUMENTS
  18  MS0081338832   MASTER-BILT PRODUCTS
  19  MSD007022080   CORINTH TELECOMMUNICATION CORP.
  20  MS6210020560   MISSISSIPPI ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
  21   MSD072602899   SIEMENS ENERGY AND AUTOMATION, INC
  22  MSD000648329   SHELLER-GLOBE CORPORATION
  23  MSD048320030   MUELLER BRASS COMPANY
  24  MSD000623017   KIMBERLY-CLARK CORP.
  25   MS0007027543   (COPPER  COMPANY. INC..
  26  MS0083451039   CMC  OELCO REMY-LAUREL PLANT
  27  MS6210809871    USA  ENGR WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATIC
  28   MS0033417031    FIRST CHEMICAL CORPORATION
  29   MS0056029648   POTTER  COMPANY
        City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
Meth Meth Heth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
MOSS POINT
AMORY
CENTREVILLE
PURVIS
PASCAGOULA
MERIDIAN
BYHALIA
COLUMBUS
JACKSON
SOUT HAVEN
PE ARLINGTON
WIGGINS
PICAYUNE
GREENWOOD
PORT GIBSON
KEESLER AFB
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEW ALBANY
CORINTH
NSTL BASE
JACKSON
VERONA
FULTON
CORINTH
TIE PLANT
LAUREL
VICKSBURG
PASCAGOULA
WESSON
D79
T02
D81
081
D21
S04
U99
D14
U99
U99
501
S04
R99
S01
S01
S01
S01
SOI
SOI
080
SOI
R99
D80
S01
S04
S01
S01
U99
011
D80 S04


S02
081 S01


S01





U99
U99




S02 T04

SOI


U99

U99


Onsite
Off site
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Off site
Onsite
Off site
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Both
Off site
Onsite
775,776
417,014
27,868
3,830
3.582
852
742
345
233
227
218
173
133
54
49
44
20
19
18
18
5
3
3
2
2
2
2
0
0
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Treatment in ROM Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW.  Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treataent/Appllcation/Farming
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel,  drum,  etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Inpoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
               Treatment
                  T01  Treatment  in Tanks
                  T02  Treatment  in Surface
                          Impoundments
                  T03  Incineration
                  T04  other Treatment
                  R99  Recycling

                  U99  Unknown
333

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Missouri

  Region VII
                   '-> O
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                                 MISSOURI
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VII
RCRA, Waste Management
 Division
RCRA RADM
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS  66101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Missouri Department of Natural
 Resources
Division of Environmental
 Quality
Waste Management Program
Hazardous Waste Section
205 Jefferson Street
Jefferson City, MO 35101
Notes:    No special notes for Missouri.
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                                      Missouri

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


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

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
   405

149.424  tons




     13
     88
     7

   108

 82.314  tons



   111
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment In Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
4
0
16
95
101*
0
10
0
0
0
1
11*
2
1
108*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
37
0
0
1,881
1,918
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,918
2.3%
Off site
9
0
1,753
25,757
27,519
0
336
0
0
0
61
397
52,479
1
80,396
97.7%
Total
46
0
1,753
27,638
29.437
0
336
0
0
0
61
397
52,479
1
82,314
100%
Percent
0.1
0.0
2.1
33.6
35.8
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0.5
63.8
<0.05
100
-
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                     Missouri
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AR
CA
FL
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MN
NE
NV
OH
OK
OR
TN
TX
WA
Wl
TOTAL
Tons received
727
274
1,205
214
26,572
354
1,005
25,709
29
122
1,571
1
236
2
17
7
976
7
2.346
61,374
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL-
AR
AZ
CA
CT
FL
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MN
MS
NV
NY
OH
OK
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
UT
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
8,307
1,436
19
12
19
39
177
43.258
16,340
6,481
2,856
2,894
1
2.083
3,793
90
2,809
141
1.282
6,549
19,657
1
36
1,428
3,118
50
1,773
4,581
129,230
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                         Missouri
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
DOMX
K061
MOMX
D001
FOMX
K046
K001
D002
F003
U128
F002
D008
F005
K062
F006
F001
D007
F020
U051
K052
0009
UOMX
D006
K086
F008
U188
F019
K044
U138
F028
U012
F012
POMX
D004
U122
P081
P094
U031
0003
U044
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
34.632
19.464
18,517
15.615
10.481
7.442
6,858
4.110
3,808
3,438
3,211
2,973
2.833
2,397
2.117
1,892
1,818
1.560
1,287
843
805
768
664
520
236
199
189
115
96
74
51
46
40
34
31
27
23
23
19
19
Percent
of State
total (%)
23.2
13.0
12.4
10.5
7.0
5.0
4.6
2.8
2.5
2.3
2.1
2.0
1.9
1.6
1.4
1.3
1.2
1.0
0.9
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
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                                                        Missouri

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                            Management    Waste
                              Method      Code 1
                               D80
                              084

                              R99
                              T01
                              T03
                              T04
                              U99
OOMX
0001
F006
0001

DOMX

0001
0001
0001
0001

0002
F002

F001
F028
MONX
0001

DOMX
0001
K062
D002

0001

Waste Waste Waste
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4



F001

F001 F002 F003
F002 F003 F005
F001 F003 F005
F003 F005


F002 F003 F003







Quantity
Managed
(U.S. tons)
301
13
11
4
61
39,254
3,909
2,341
2,073
37
9
1,558
74
41
25
9,373
4,753
3,756
2,130
F003
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
            080  ten?Mils
            081  Lara Treatiwnt/Appli cat ion/Fanning
            D82  Ocean Disposal
            083  Surface  Impoundments
            084  Other Disposal

         Treatment
            T01  Treatment  in Tanks
                                            T02  Treatment in Surface
                                                   Impoundments
                                            T03  Incineration
                                            T04  Other Treatment

                                            R99  Recycling

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                                            Missouri

      Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     M00007118029    ARMCO,  INC.
  2     MCO000818963    MCDONNELL DOUGLAS,  INC.
  3     M04213820489    LAKE CITY ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
  4     H09890010524    US DEPT.  OF  ENERGY
  5     MOD007129406    KERR-MCGEE CHEMICAL
  6     MOT300011160    KIESEL  CO.
  7     MOD096726484    MALLINCKROOT, INC.
  8     MOD027397058    COOPER  INDUSTRIES-WAGNER DIV.
  9     HOD000610766    SOLVENT RECOVERY, INC.
 10     MOD981506611    US ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL
 11     M00981706856    UNITED  SOLVENT SERVICES, INC.
 12     M00043937895    3M CO.
 13     MOD006272876    FORD MOTOR CO.
 U     MOD084093368    ALCOLAC,  INC.
 15     MOD007118078    FORD MOTOR CO.
 16     MOD071991434    E.I. DUPONT  DE NEMOURS & CO., INC.
 17     M00980973556    ENVIRONMENTAL INTERNATIONAL ELECTRICAL
 18     MOD068549492    HUSSMANN  FOODSERVICE CO.
 19     MOD000624452    BFI
 20     MC0089290118    KELSEY-HAYES CO.
 21     MOD007452154    SYNTEX  AGRIBUSINESS, INC.
 22     MOD006276349    VALLEY  STEEL PRODUCTS
 23     M00980973S64    SAFETY-KLEEN. INC.
 24     M00085002319    CHRYSLER  MOTORS
 25     MOD006290118    CMC  TRUCK t,  BUS GROUP
 26     MOD086787371    COOK PAINT I VARNISH CO.
 27     MOD006272355    CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO.
 28     MOD049975998    WAGONER ELECTRIC/LCRA
 29     MOG000001245    SEALED  POWER
 30     MOD981505555    HERITAGE  ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
 31     MOD068550664    REIDY TERMINAL, INC.
 32     MOT300010261    BOC  GROUP-GM WENTZVILLE CENTER
 33     M00095486312    SAFETY-KLEEN, INC.
 34     M0000822668    CMC
 35     N00980962773    SIGMA CHEMICAL CO.
 36     N00057894321    3M CO.  •  NEVADA PLANT
 37     NCO006324099    PETROLITE, INC.
 38     M00045073418    CHRYSLER  MOTORS
 39     M00006273726    SIGMA CHEMICAL CO.
 40     MOD007161425    AMOCO OIL CO.
City

KANSAS CITY
ST LOUIS
INDEPENDENCE
KANSAS CITY
SPRINGFIELD
ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS CITY
ST LOUIS CITY
KANSAS CITY
TIPTON
KANSAS CITY
SPRINGFIELD
HAZELWOOO
SEDALIA
CLAYCOMO
MOBERLY
KANSAS CITY
WASHINGTON
MISSOURI CITY
SEDAILA
VERONA
LOUISIANA
INDEPENDENCE
FENTON
ST LOUIS CITY
KANSAS CITY
MARYLAND HEIGHTS
ST LOUIS
MANCHESTER
KANSAS CITY
ST LOUIS CITY
WENTZVILLE
ST CHARLES
KANSAS CITY
ST LOUIS CITY
NEVADA
ST LOUIS CITY
FENTON
ST LOUIS CITY
SUGAR CREEK
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  19,524
  10,891
  10,327
   7,669
   7,251
   3,959
   3,815
   3,339
   3,205
   3,144
   2,984
   2.612
   2.550
   2,406
   2.213
   1.997
   1,969
   1,830
   1.765
   1,645
   1.578
   1,483
   1,415
   1,404
   1,340
   1,335
   1,322
   1,214
   1.136
   1,135
   1,085
   1,068
   1,067
   1,026
   1,016
     973
     882
     860
     852
     818
                                                                                                    340

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                                                        Missouri

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   6
   7
   8
   9
  10
  11
  12
  13
  14
  15
  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
  21
  22
  23
  24
  25
  26
  27
  28
  29
  30
  31
  32
  33
  34
  35
  36
  37
  38
  39
  40
 M00029729688
 H00054018288
 M00000610766
 N00050235597
 NOT300011160
 N00981706856
 M00981507254
 MOT300010980
 M00981505555
 H04213820489
 H00077887909
 H00980962849
 MOD068521228
 M00050235598
 H00084396985
 M00980973564
 N00981507251
 N00095486312
 NOT300010808
 H00073027609
 N00981506611
 NG0980632954
 N00099669475
 NG0980972626
 N000540843U
 M00007129406
 M00980851427
 NC0000669051
 M00000805499
 N00000669010
 N00000669069
 MC0031005341
 N000071S8157
 MC0981123391
 MOO 000818963
 M00030712822
 M00095038329
M00980851422
M00096726484
M00006326904
 Site  Name

 SAFETY-KLEEN,  INC.
 CONTINENTAL CEMENT CO.
 SOLVENT  RECOVERY, INC.
 CONSERVATION CHEMICAL CO,
 KIESEL CO.
 UNITED SOLVENT SERVICES, INC.
 AMERICAN WASTE RECLAMATION CO.
 US  EPA-EMERGENCY
 HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
 LAKE  CITY ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
 ATLAS POUDER CO.
 AMERECO  ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE
 B.H.S.,  INC.

 VAN WATERS & ROGERS, INC.
 SAFETY-KLEEN,  INC.

 SAFETY-KLEEN,  INC.
 ROCK  CREEK WASTE TREATMENT FACILITY
 RADIUM PETROLEUM
 US  ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL
 INDUSTRIAL FUELS & RESOURCES/MO, INC
 BFI OF ST. LOUIS

 BLUESIDE CO., THE
 KERR-MCGEE CHEMICAL

 SAFETY-KLEEN, INC.
SAFETY-KLEEN, INC.
ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO.
VAN WATERS ft ROGERS, INC.
RECLAMARE ENTERPRISES-PLANT 2
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS, INC.
SCHUYUCILL METALS, INC.
SYNTEX AGRIBUSINESS, INC.
LIQUID RECLAIMERS, INC.
MALLINCKRODT, INC.
RESOURCE RECOVERY CENTER
                                                      City
                                                                            Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Heth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU,  Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTtf,  Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior ManageMnt in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Veils
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land TreaQaent/Application/Faniing
CLARKSVILLE R99 S01
HANNIBAL R99 S01
KANSAS CITY D80 T03 T01
ST LOUIS T04
ST LOUIS T03 T04
KANSAS CITY T03 T04
HOUSTON T04
AURORA T03
S KANSAS CITY T04
T INDEPENDENCE T04
JOPLIN T04
KINGSVILLE D80 T03 T04
WRIGHT CITY T04
T04
BERKELEY D80 S01 T04
INDEPENDENCE S02 T04
T04
ST CHARLES T04
ILITY INDEPENDENCE T04
KANSAS CITY T04
TIPTON D80 S01
Q, INC SCOTT CITY T04
MARYLAND HEIGHTS 080
T04
ST JOSEPH T04
SPRINGFIELD S04 T04
T04
CAPE GIRARDEAU SOI TIM
D84 T04
D80 SOS T03
SPRINGFIELD SOI T04
ST LOUIS CITY D80 T03 T04
KANSAS CITY DSO S01 T03
KANSAS CITY T04
ST LOUIS S01
FOREST CITY T04
SPRINGFIELD S01 T03
OAK GROVE T04
ST LOUIS^CITY T04
COLUMBIA T04
D82 Ocean Disposal
D83 Surface Impoundments
084 Other Disposal

Storage
SOI Container (barrel, dnn, etc.)
S02 Tank
S03 Waste Pile
S04 Surface Impoundment
SOS Other Storage
Off site 41,665
Offsite 10,813
T04 Both 4,161
Offsite 4,071
Offsite 3,395
Offsite 2,552
Both 2,063
Offsite 1.600
Offsite 1,461
Ons ite 1,286
Both 1,210
Offsite 961
Both 828
Offsite 740
T03 T01 Both 632
Offsite 591
Offsite 434
Offsite 414
Offsite 366
Offsite 350
Offsite 296
Offsite 285
Offsite 270
Offsite 270
Offsite 192
Offsite 182
Offsite 164
Both 146
Offsite 136
T04 Offsite 131
Offsite 119
Offsite 108
T04 Offsite 100
Offsite 93
Offsite 84
Offsite 83
Offsite 76
Offsite 66
Offsite 50
Offsite 46
Treatment
T01 Treatment in Tanks
T02 Treatment in Surface
Impoundments
T03 Incineration
T04 Other Treatment

R99 Recycling

U99 Unknown
                                                                                                                   341

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Montana

  Region VIII
                  '-) /I 9
                  *-- -J £

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                                 MONTANA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VIII
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Health and
 Environmental Sciences
Solid and Hazardous Waste
 Bureau
836 Front Street
Helena, MT 59620
Notes:    No special notes for Montana.
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                                      Montana

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
                                                                        14

                                                                      5.668  tons
                                                                         2
                                                                         1
                                                                         0
                                                                      4.385  tons


                                                                         5
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment In Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
1
1*
0
0
3
0
0
0
3*
0
0
3*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
2,141
0
0
0
2,141
0
0
2,143
48.9%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2,242
0
0
0
2,242
0
0
2,242
51.1%
Total
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
4,383
0
0
0
4,383
0
0
4,385
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
<0.05
<0.05
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

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                    Montana
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
CO
UT
WA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
49
415
405
869
                                                    245

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                          Montana
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
K048
K051
KOMX
K001
U240
K049
MOMX
DOMX
D002
D001
K052
D007
F001
D006
D009
F002
U134























Quantity generated
in State (tons)
1.867
1,374
978
718
290
203
110
76
38
12
2
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5























Percent
of State
total (%)
32.9
24.2
17.2
12.7
5.1
3.6
1.9
1.3
0.7
0.2
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05























                                                            1M6

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                                                        Montana

                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              D81         IC048                                      1,828
                                          K048      KOS1                             978
                                          K051                                       960
                                          KONX                                       414

                              T04         K052                                          2
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                            T02   Treatment  in Surface
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior                D81  Land Treatment/Application/Farming            Impoundments
          Treatment in ROM Units                     D82  Ocean Disposal                        T03   Incineration
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04   Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,                                                 R99   Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   079  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                   U99   Unknown    ^ J 7

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                                                Montana

          Table 5.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generators and RCRA  Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     MTD006229405     CONOCO BILLINGS REFINERY
  2     MTD010380574     EXXON BILLINGS REFINERY
  3     MTD006238083     FARMERS UNION CENTRAL EXCHANGE (CENEX)
  It     MTD053038386     BURLINGTON NORTHERN SOWERS TIE PLANT
  5     MTD079711198     TRANSBAS INC.
  6     MTD000716787     BURLINGTON NORTHERN PARADISE TIE PLANT
  7     NTD980954127     BURLINGTON NORTHERN - LAUREL
  8     MTD006233894     AMERICAN DENTAL
  9    .MTD000475194     MONTANA REFINING COMPANY
 10     MTD9809S7369     SPRING CREEK COAL COMPANY
 11     MTD980S07176     LOUISIANA PACIFIC
 12     MTD083700997     FALLS CHEMICALS INC
 13     MT8571924556     MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE
 14     MTD000710236     MONTANA POWER COMPANY, COLSTRIP 1&2
City

BILLINGS
BILLINGS
LAUREL
SOMERS
BILLINGS
PARADISE
LAUREL
MISSOULA
GREAT FALLS
DECKER
MISSOULA
GREAT FALLS
MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE
COLSTRIP
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

   2,281
   1,168
     978
     517
     290
     200
      65
      44
      36
      34
      24
      16
       8
       6
                                                                                                         248

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                                                         Montana

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID
Site Na
City
   1  HTD000716787   BURLINGTON NORTHERN PARADISE  TIE PLA   PARADISE
   2  MT0000818096   CONOCO INC.,  BILLINGS LANDFARM         BILLINGS
   3  MTD010380574   EXXON BILLINGS REFINERY               BILLINGS
   4  MTD006238083   FARMERS UNION CENTRAL EXCHANGE  (CENE   LAUREL
   5  MT8571924556   MALNSTROM AIR FORCE BASE
                                      NALMSTROM AFB
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgtnt Mgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S. tons)

S02  S03                 Both        18,312
D81                      Offsite      2,242
D81  S01  502  T04       Onsite       1,167
D81                      Onsite         978
S01                      Both             9
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Unite
   D79  Underground Injection Veils
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Trestaent/Applfcation/Faming
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 083  Surface Impoundments
                                 084  Other Disposal

                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel. dru», etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 S03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
                                Treatment
                                   T01  Treatment  in Tanks
                                   T02  Treatment  in Surface
                                          Impoundments
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  Other Treatment

                                   R99  Recycling

                                   U99  Unknown
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Nebraska
  Region VII
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                                 NEBRASKA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VII
RCRA, Waste Management
 Division
RCRA RADM
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Nebraska Department of
 Environmental Control
Land Quality Division
Hazardous Waste Section
301 Centennial Mall South
Lincoln, NE 68509-4877
Notes:    No special notes for Nebraska.
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                                      Nebraska

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
                                                                        69

                                                                     8.804 tons




                                                                         0
                                                                         2
                                                                         2

                                                                         4

                                                                        12 tons



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
injection Weils
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
2
0
0
0
2*
0
0
0
0
0
0
0*
3
0
4*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
110
0
0
0
110
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
110
1.0%
Off site
9,959
0
0
0
9,959
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
743
0
10,702
99.0%
Total
10,069
0
0
0
10,069
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
743
0
10,812
100%
Percent
93.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
93.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
6.9
0.0
100
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                    Nebraska
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received
i
0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CO
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
Ml
MN
MO
NY
OH
OK
PA
SC
SD
TN
TX
UT
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
487
4,148
51
45
9
1.924
24
131
175
30
52
17
19
2
29
1,702
172
1
1
19
545
23
553
1,838
11,997
                                                       253

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                         Nebraska
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
K061
D002
FOMX
F006
F002
F005
F001
D007
DOMX
F003
F007
K062
D008
F004
F019
F008
MOMX
D003
D005
D006
D009
K001
P094
D0 14
D016
P048
U028
U122
U240










Quantity generated
in State (tons)
1,950
1,703
1,050
783
563
469
377
323
278
270
259
255
130
122
90
64
15
10
2
2
2
1
1
1
<0.5
«3.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5










Percent
of State
total (%)
22.4
19.5
12.0
9.0
6.5
5.4
4.3
3.7
3.2
3.1
3.0
2.9
1.5
1.4
1.0
0.7
0.2
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05










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                                                        Nebraska

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quant i ty
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                              Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              R99                                                     743

                              T01                                                   9,959
                                          0002                                        110
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment  in Surfact
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior                081  Land Treatment/Appl(cation/Farming           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                         T03  Incineration
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Inpoundnents                  T04  Other Treatwent
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water unde- NPOES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Manages*nt in RCRA Units           Treatment                                                     O K C^
   079  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown    *"

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                                       Nebraska

Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
     Rank       EPAID        Site Name

       1     NED087069050    NUCOR STEEL
       2     NED040906729    VAN WATERS & ROGERS-OMAHA
       3     NED98U95724    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
       4     NED007259054    A T &T TECHNOLOGIES
       5     NED044101442    LOCKWOOO CORP
       6     NED000687178    SAFET-KLEEN-GERING
       7     NED072901945    CONTROL DATA CORP
       8     NED000687186    SAFETY-KLEEN-G I
       9     NED091998567    DANA CORP/ENGINE  PRD
      10     NED980965974    XIDEX CORP
      11     NED000610691    LOZIER CORP
      12     NED007263353    CONTINENTAL CAN CO
      13     NED020184412    3-M COMPANY-NORFOLK
      14     NED065133167    EATON CORP
      15     NED00728S257    MAGNUS DIVISION/FARLEY  METALS
      16     NED007265077    AMERICAN METER
      17     NED068652981    KAWASAKI MOTOR MFC
      18     NED007260870    HOOVER GROUP
      19     NED068645696    LINDSAY MFC CO
      20     NED099564684    APPLETON ELECTRIC CO
      21     NED007263619    MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT CO
      22     NED000610709    LOZIER CORP
      23     NE8S71924648    OFFUTT AIR FORCE
      24     NED045275260    NASHUA CORP
      25     NED035036201    NEW HOLLAND
      26     NED072902513    SQUARE D CO
      27     NED000822775    BURLINGTON NORTHERN
      28     NE0007258213    MALNOVE INC
      29     NED007262579    PETERSEN MANUFACTURING  CO
      30     NE0980973598    MAX I WALKER
      31     NED085825321    MOLEX INC
      32     NED007286198    VICKERS INC
      33     NED980969430    ELKHORN SOLVENTS
      34     NED007267214    VALMONT INDUSTRIES
      35     NED089569024    TELEX COMMUNICATIONS/HY-GAIN
      36     NED000822783    BURLINGTON NORTHERN
      37     NED091992628    TRIANGLE PACIFIC
      38     NED980971733    DUNCAN AVIATION INC
      39     NED000829754    UNION PACIFIC RR-OMAHA  SHOPS
      40     NE0047038187    LEON PLASTICS
City
OV
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

   1.703
     793
     743
     652
     561
     478
     471
     393
     208
     181
     177
     155
     132
     131
     112
     103
     103
      87
      85
      76
      72
      70
      68
      67
      55
      49
      48
      48
      40
      31
      27
      25
      23
      21
      19
      17
      17
      16
      14
      14
                                                                                                 ».) K

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                                                        Nebraska

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID
      NED007260672
      NED98K95724
      NED040906729
      NED000687178
      NED000687186
      NED043534635
      NE8571924648
      NED000766816
Site Name

ASH GROVE CEMENT CO
SAFETY-KLEEN- OMAHA
VAN WATERS AND ROGERS
SAFETY-KLEEN-GERING
SAFETY-KLEEN- G I
BRUNSWICK CORP
OFFUTT AFB
U OF NEBR - LINCOLN
                         Mgmt Hgmt Hgmt  Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                         Meth Meth Heth  Meth Meth Waste     Managed
        City              12345   Source  (U.S. tons)

        LOUISVILLE       S02  T01                 Offsite      9,959
        OMAHA            S01  S02   R99           Offsite        743
        OMAHA            S01  SOS   T01  R99       Both           740
        GERING           S01  S02                 Offsite        473
        GRAND ISLAND     SOI  S02                 Offsite        422
        LINCOLN          SOI  SOS   R99           Both           163
        OFFUTT AFB       SOI                     Both            94
        LINCOLN          S01  505                 Both            13
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   DU  Discharge to Sawer/POTU,  Prior
          Storage in ROM Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in  RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection  Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 083  Surface  Impoundments
                                 084  Other Disposal
Storage
   SOI
   S02
   S03
   S04
   SOS
                                      Container  (barrel, drum, etc.)
                                      Tank
                                      Waste Pi le
                                      Surface  Impoundment
                                      Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment
   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown
                           257

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Nevada
 Region IX
                  258

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                                  NEVADA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IX
RCRA Branch
Mai! Stop H-31
1235 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Conservation
 and Natural Resources
Division of Environmental
 Protection
Waste Management Section
123W. NyeLane
Carson City, NV 89710
Notes:   Site names and addresses were not provided by Nevada.  Hence, the site
         name and city are blank in Tables 5 and 6.

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                                      Nevada

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
   12

  890 tons
    0
    2
    0
11.860  tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
TOl
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
m m
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
0
0
0
1*
0
1
0
0
0
0
1*
0
0
2*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
. On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
Off site
56
0
0
0
56
0
11,804
0
0
0
0
11,804
0
0
11,860
100%
Total
56
0
0
0
56
0
11,804
0
0
0
0
11,804
0
0
11,860
100%
Percent
0.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.5
0.0
99.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
99.5
0.0
0.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                    Nevada
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AZ
CA
CO
IA
IL
KS
KY
MN
MO
NC
NE
NM
OR
SC
UT
WA
Wl
TOTAL
Tons received
3,260
5,443
545
61
403
94
17
273
4
1
7
5
3
3
1,307
16
6
11,448
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AR
CA
OH
TX
UT
TOTAL
Tons shipped
31
488
35
31
136
721
                                                      261

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                            Nevada
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
U134
D008
F006
D002
MOMX
D007
UOMX
F001
F005
OOMX
FOMX
F002
D011
F003
0010
U122
U226
D003
D006
D009
U051
U118
U161
U239















Quantity generated
in State (tons)
209
167
142
109
58
51
42
38
27
13
12
8
6
3
2
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5















Percent
of State
total (%)
23.5
18.8
16.0
12.2
6.5
5.7
4.7
4.3
3.0
1.5
1.3
0.9
0.7
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05















                                                                  •->
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                                                         Nevada
                         Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA  Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste      Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4     (U.S.  tons)

                              080         0007      D008                           2,406
                                          U028                                     1,535
                                          P094      U240                           1,105
                                          0007                                     1,001

                              T01         K027                                         56
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment  In Surface
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                081  Lend Treatment/Application/Farming            Impoundment*
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundmenta                  T04  other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       DM  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                 R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                                                     «J 6 3
   D79  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment  in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                       Nevada

Table 5.   Forty Largest  RCRA Hazardous Uaste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
                                                           Total
                                        Site             Generated
                 Rank       EPA1D        Name    City    (U.S.  tons)

                   1     NVD980887319                        228
                   2     NVD092497999                        167
                   3     NVD000630970                        66
                   4     NV1210090006                        55
                   5     NVD062081500                        41
                   6     NVT000617498                        39
                   7     NVD980885685                        37
                   8     NVD077949238                        30
                   9     NVD980883714                        27
                  10     NV3570090016                        27
                  11     NV7570024110                        27
                  12     NV9170022173                        27
                  13     NVD981641434                        20
                  14     NVD097868731                        18
                  15     NVD047886791                        17
                  16     HVD981428923                        17
                  17     NVD982030454                        16
                  18     NVD009169970                        15
                  19     NVD981627888                        14
                                                                                              •>
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                                                        Nevada

                               Table 6.   Forty  Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank   EPAID
   1   NVT330010000
Site Name
City
                                                                           Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                           Meth Heth Meth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                                                                            12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
      NVD980895338
      NVT330010208
      NV1210090006
      NV7570024110
      NVD981694540
      HVD067817882
                                                      D80
                                                      S01  S02
                                                      S01  S02
                                                      S01  T01
                                                      S01
                                                      S01
                                                      S01
                                         Offsite
                                         Offsite
                                         Offsite
                                         Offsite
                                         Offsite
                                         Offsite
                                         Offsite
                                                             11.810
                                                                567
                                                                181
                                                                149
                                                                 22
                                                                  1
                                                                  0
Disposal
   Oil  Discharge to Scwer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Manageaent in RCRA units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatwent/Application/Faraiing
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, dru». etc.)
   S02  Tank
   SOS  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
                                                                      Treatment
                                                                         T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                                                         T02  Treatment in Surface
                                                                                Inpoundments
                                                                         T03  Incineration
                                                                         T04  Other Treatment

                                                                         R99  Recycling

                                                                         U99  unknown
                                                            365

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New Hampshire
     Region I
                     36G

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                             NEW HAMPSHIRE
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region I
RCRA Support Section
Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of New Han    re
Department of En    imental
 Services
Reporting Section
Waste Management revision
6 Hazen Drive
Concord, NH 03301     9
Notes:    Since Table 4 refers to RCRA hazardous waste management in  oatment,
         disposal,  and recycling units  and not storage units, this  tai-e is  not
         applicable.  In New Hampshire, during  1987, there were only four TSDR
         facilities, and all four facilities managed RCRA hazardous waste in storage
         units only.
                                                                                267

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                                  New Hampshire

        Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
   102

17.118  tons



    0
    0
    0

    Q

    Q  tons
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
-
-
-
;
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                 New Hampshire
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
-
TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
CT
IL
IN
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
NC
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
TN
VT
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
49
4,089
1
13
92
5,260
8
105
166
22
2,172
421
253
626
254
87
7
15
15
2,111
15,766
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                       New Hampshire
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
D001
F001
F006
0008
F005
F002
F003
D007
D003
D006
F017
D004
U122
P030
U188
D005
F009
F008
D009
D011
F007
U154
D010
D017
U044
U210
P106
U223
F019
P050
U009
U226
D013
D014
F004
F011
K020
K049
P012
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
4,978
4.161
1,615
1,361
1,237
1,200
944
614
439
137
110
76
42
34
27
27
20
17
16
13
11
7 '
7
4
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
29.1
24.3
9.4
8.0
7.2
7.0
5.5
3.6
2.6
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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                     New Hampshire

Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                by RCRA Management Method, 1987
           THIS TABLE IS NOT APPLICABLE

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                                     New Hampshire

 Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name                           City

  1     NHD048724173    W.R. GRACE & COMPANY                NASHUA
  2     NHD046312559    HADCO CORPORATION                   DERRY
  3     NHD058537960    WATTS REGULATER/WEBSTER VALVE       FRANKLIN
  4     NHD001078682    HITCHINER MFG.,  CO., INC.            NILFORO
  5     NHD056331077    COATING SYSTEMS, INC.                NASHUA
  6     NHD000769869    NASHUA CORPORATION                  MERRIMACK
  7     NHD073974651    TERAOYNE CIRCUITS DIVISION          NASHUA
  8     NHD045011616    DAVIDSON INSTR.  PANEL/TEXTRON       FARMINGTON
  9     NHD991302522    HADCO, HUDSON                       HUDSON
 10     NHD001091073    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY            SOMERSWORTH
 11     NHD001038348    UPACO ADHESIVE INC.                  NASHUA
 12     NHD990717092    DEXTER HYSOL                        SEABROOK
 13     NHD001086321    NH BALL BEARINGS, INC.               PETERBOROUGH
 14     NHD0010851S8    MARKEM CORPORATION                  KEENE
 15     NHD09935767S    ALGOREX NASHUA,  INC.                NASHUA
 16     NHD081255788    ADVANCED CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY          NASHUA
 17     NHD001079045    SANDERS-A LOCKHEED COMPANY          MANCHESTER
 18     NHD0189S3794    STURM, RUGER & CO.,  INC.            NEWPORT
 19     NHD048724090    NORPLEX OAK                         FRANKLIN
 20     NHD048722466    K.J. QUINN COMPANY,  INC.            SEABROOK
 21     NHD00142747S    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY            HOOKSETT
 22     NHD048729685    BAILEY CORPORATION      "            SEABROOK
 23     NHD040244428    ELECTROPAC CO.,  INC.                MANCHESTER
 24     NH0058S34520    C.R. BARD, INC.                      FITZUILLIAM
 25     NHD001078062    TELEDYNE ELECTRO-MECHANISMS          HUDSON
 26     NHD099362048    POLYCLAD LAMINATES,  INC.            FRANKLIN
 27     NHD980668156    HADCO CORPORATION                   SALEM
 28     NHD001091453    NH PLATING (DES  CLEANUP)            MERRIMACK
 29     NHD001082672    TRIANGLE PACIFIC CORP.               NASHUA
 30     NHD064441132    KOLLSMAN                            MERRIMACK
 31      NHD081257446    PUBLIC SVC.  CO.  OF NH                SEABROOK
 32     NHD018925735    NH BALL BEARINGS INC.-ASTRO DIV.     LACONIA
 33     NHD981072721    NH BALL BEARINGS                    JAFFREY
 34     NHD002059525    K.W. THOMPSON TOOL CO                ROCHESTER
 35     NHD052024700    SHELDAHL/NASHUA  CIRCUITS OIV.        NASHUA
 36     NHD073964496    SPLIT BALL BEARING                  LEBANON
 37     NHD001082270    SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY            NASHUA
 38     NHD085586196    HALL PROCESSING  SYSTEMS             NASHUA
 39     NHD000769927    J  TRONICS INC.                       NASHUA
 40     NH2971590003    US DEFENSE FUEL  SUPPORT POINT       PORTSMOUTH
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

   1,702
   1,554
   1,198
   1,073
   1,013
     586
     501
     355
     299
     296
     262
     245
     238
     205
     201
     197
     187
     186
     180
     163
     152
     137
     136
     131
     117
     102
     102
     101
      92
      91
      83
      79
      72
      71
      70
      69
      68
      68
      67
      64

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                                                     Mew Hampshire

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPA10
      NHD056331077
      NHD048724173
      NHD062002035
      NH7570024847
Site Name

COATING SYSTEMS, INC
U R GRACE & CO
MILLIPORE CORP
PEASE AIR FORCE BASE
City
                                                                           Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                           Meth Heth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                            12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
                 S01
                 S01
                 S01
                 S01
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
720
 97
  9
  9
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Seuer/POTU.  Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   01*  Discharge to Sewer/POTU,  Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land TreatMnt/Appli cat i on/Feral ng
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 083  Surface Impoundments
                                 084  Other Disposal
                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel,  drum,  etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 SOS  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
                                Treatment
                                   T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                   T02  Treatment in Surface
                                          Impuunuuiei its
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  other Treatment

                                   R99  Recycling

                                   U99  Unknown
                       373

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New Jersey
   Region II

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                               NEW JERSEY
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region II
Hazardous Waste Program
 Branch
26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
New York, NY 10278
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
 Protection
Division of Hazardous Waste
 Management
401 E. State Street, 6th Floor
Trenton, NJ 08625
Notes:    The generation  and management  data  submitted by  New Jersey  were
         modified to include RCRA hazardous wastewater managed in units subject to
         RCRA permitting requirements, specifically  RCRA hazardous wastewater
         managed in surface impoundments.
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                                    New Jersey

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
      643

47.739.492 tons




       62
       39
        7

      108

47.781.860 tons



      108
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge under NPDES,
Prior Mgmt in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D21
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
31
3
25
40
68»

1
0
3
2
0
0
6
9*
0
56
108*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed ftons^
On site
142,729
0
9,848
1,481
154,058

47,100,000
0
174,283
308
0
0
365
47,274,956
0
67,744
47,496,758
99.4%
Off site
176,788
136
28,424
77,638
282,986

0
0
134
9
0
0
1,272
1,415
0
701
285,102
0.6%
Total
319,517
136
38.272
79,119
437,044

47,100,000
0
174,417
317
0
0
1,637
47,276,371
0
68,445
47,781,860
100%
Percent
0.7
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.9

98.6
0.0
0.4
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
98.9
0.0
0.1
100
-
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                   New Jersey
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
NC
NH
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
VA
VT
Wl
WV
TOTAL
Tons received
584
20
37
353
18,627
21
5,356
244
628
22
794
250
260
26
17,800
16,384
1,106
2,326
187
3,665
4,325
24,696
2,096
77,679
658
1,635
1,116
319
5,034
1,649
123
4,911
192,931
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CA
CO
CT
FL
ID
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MS
NC
NY
OH
OK
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
VA
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
2,721
568
32
41
2,035
18
17
1.420
20,275
1,457
11,303
14
6.785
17.081
125
1
1,820
21,443
26,744
2
21,946
576
5,179
45
294
7,205
28
1,411
150,586
                                                          377

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                          New Jersey


Table 3. Rank Order of Largest 40 Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
D002
DOMX
D001
D008
F001
F005
F002
F003
F006
K018
K051
D007
K044
K015
D004
F007
K104
D009
K061
FOMX
U061
D003
U239
D006
F012
U188
K001
P089
K062
U228
K046
U122
K048
D005
U028
K069
K086
F004
KOMX
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
47.277,089
104.855
84,355
82,501
41.503
22,392
18,678
15.401
14,530
9,276
7,860
6,049
5,046
4,333
3.435
2,969
2.763
2,713
2,616
2,526
2,521
2,337
2,319
2,110
1.964
1,896
1,563
1.325
1,146
1,135
1,059
768
757
704
640
561
541
524
505
503
Percent
of State
total (%)
99.0
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                                  «.) 7 o
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                                                       New Jersey

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management    Uaste
                             Method      Code 1
         Uaste     Uaste     Uaste
         Code 2    Code 3    Code 4
                              D21

                              080
MOMX

MOMX
D007
D002
F006
 Quant i ty
  Managed
(U.S. tons)

47,100,000

   174,154
       113
       111
        38
                              081
K051
D001
K050
KOMX
       296
         9
         7
         5
                              084
0001
MOMX
DOMX
FOMX
     1,274
       251
        60
        51
                              T01
0002
DOMX
0007
F006
   119,238
    82,200
    15,608
    12,464
                              T02
                              T03
                              T04
                              U99
0002
U043
F006
U188

0001
K018
F005
F003

0001
F005
F003
0002

0002
0001
F001
K015
        67
        23
        20
        15

    15,760
     7,860
     4,353
     2,196

    45,121
    11,529
     8,119
     3,947

    34,547
    16,469
     8,464
     1,790
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCS:A units
   D79  Underground injection Welt;:
            080  Landfills
            D81  Land Treatnent/Application/Farning
            082  Ocean Disposal
            083  Surface Impoundments
            D84  Other Disposal

         Treatment
            T01  Treatment in Tanks
                T02  Treatment in Surface
                       Impoundments
                T03  Incineration
                T04  Other Treatment

                R99  Recycling
                                         «
                U99  Unknown             ^

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                                      New  Jersey

Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     NJD002385730    DUPONT  E I CHAMBERS WORKS
  2     MJ0001502517    CIBA-GEIGY-TOMS RIVER PLANT
  3     NJD006971618    DEEPWATER GENERATING STATION
  4     NJD002173144    AMERICAN CYAN AM ID CO
  5     NJ0002451490    ALLIED-SIGNAL  INC
  6     NJD002173276    AMERICAN CYANAMID CO
  7     NJD991291105    S & W WASTE  INC
  8     NJD002405801    FORD MOTOR CO  MAHUAH PLANT
  9     NJD001317064    MERCK & CO.  INC.
 10     NJD001643840    G.E. CO.ASTRO  SPACE DIV
 11     NJD053288239    ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERV
 12     NJD002182897    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
 13     NJD002194843    INTER.  FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES
 14     NJD002345247    YATES INDUSTRIES INC. SO. D
 15     NJD002353951    GENERAL MOTORS/FISHER GUIDE
 16     NJD981559636    EPA-D'IMPERIO  PROPERTY
 17     NJD001213487    JT  BAKER
 18     NJD002156925    HERCULES, INC.
 19     NJD001700707    MONSANTO CO.
 20     NJD062037031    EXXON BAYWAY REFINERY
 21     NJD981139371    SHADYSIDE
 22     NJD080631369    ADVANCED ENVIRONMENTAL TECH
 23     NJD069039626    SAFETY  KLEEN CORP
 24     NJD042896738    BEECHAM LABORATORIES
 25     NJD002373819    DUPONT  E I DE  NEMOURS & CO
 26     NJD002454544    MARISOL INC
 27     NJD068699107    CMC DELCO REMY DIV/PLANT 12
 28     NJD020783304    BIDDLE  SAWYER CORP
 29     NJD002014579    ALL PURPOSE ROLL LEAF CORP
 30     NJD000726729    B L ENGLAND GENERATING STN.
 31      NJD056356066    BIOCRAFT LABORATORIES INC
 32     NJD002200046    CYCLE CHEN INC
 33     NJD002173946    DUPONT  E I
 34     NJD085644110    RARITAN RIVER STEEL CO.
 35     NJD089216790    CHEMICAL WASTE MGT OF N J
 36     NJD002147692    BRISTOL MYERS PRODUCTS
 37     NJD0043620S9    FISHER  SCIENTIFIC CO
 38     NJD980755367    JOHNSON MATTHEY INC
 39     NJD000820159    DUPONT  E I
 40      NJD053292652    EPA-BRIDGEPORT RENTAL & OIL


City
DEEPWATER
TOMS RIVER
PENNSVILLE
LINDEN
ELIZABETH
BRIDGEWATER
SO KEARNY
MAHUAH
RAHWAY
EAST WINDSOR
BRIDGEPORT
LINDEN
UNION BEACH
BORDENTOWN
TRENTON
HAMILTON NJ
PHILLIPSBURG
KEN VI L
BRIDGEPORT
LINDEN
EDGEWATER
MORRIS PLAINS
CLAYTON
PISCATAWAY
GIBBSTOWN
MIDDLESEX
NEW BRUNSWICK
KEYPORT
PARAMUS
BEESLEYS POINT
WALDWIOC
ELIZABETH
POMPTON LAKES
PERTH AMBOY
NEWARK
HILLSIDE
FAIR LAWN
WEST DEPTFORD
PARLIN
LOGAN TWP
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
47,283,234
48,830
46,342
35,494
34,454
24,996
24,832
10,362
8,771
8,431
6,679
6,664
6,123
5.720
5.708
5,345
5,256
5,042
4,408
3,872
3,723
3,711
3,605
3,577
3.550
3,527
3,208
3,083
3,006
2,677
2,611
2,589
2,549
2.540
2,236
2,062
1.940
1,823
1,774
1.716
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                                                       New Jersey

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID

   1  NJ0002385730
   2  NJD001502517
   3  NJD006971618
   4  NJD002173144
   5  NJD002451490
   6  NJD053288239
   7  NJD002182897
   8  NJD002454544
   9  NJD069039626
  10  NJ0002173276
  11  NJD991291105
  12  NJD001643840
  13  MJD089216790
  14  NJD0021419SO
  15  NJD002353951
  16  NJD002156925
  17  NJD000726729
  18  NJ0068699107
  19  NJD001700707
  20  NJD002173946
  21   NJD068292648
  22  NJD002194843
  23  NJD9907S3162
  24  NJD055090815
  25   NJD000820159
  26  NJD045445483
  27  NJD002482602
  28   MJD002155067
  29   NJ0081982902
  30   NJD000603365
  31   NJD001787944
  32   NJD002349256
  33   NJ0046941530
  34   NJD049851892
  35   NJ0981133150
  36   NJD049616832
  37   NJD002S21961
 38  NJD004362059
 39  NJDOOZ202869
 40  NJD002373579
             Site Name

             DUPONT E I  CHAMBERS  WORKS
             CI8A-GEIGY-TOHS RIVER  PLANT
             DEEPWATER GENERATING STATION
             AMERICAN CYANAMID  CO
             ALLIED-SIGNAL  INC
             ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL  SERV
             SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
             MARISOL INC
             SAFETY KLEEN CORP
             AMERICAN CYANAMID  CO
             S & W WASTE INC
             G.E. CO.ASTRO  SPACE  DIV
             CHEMICAL WASTE MGT OF  N J
             CP CHEMICAL INC
             GENERAL MOTORS/FISHER  GUIDE
             HERCULES, INC.
             B L ENGLAND GENERATING STN.
             CMC DELCO REMY DIV/PLANT 12
             MONSANTO CO.
             DUPONT E I
             STANDARD TANK  CLEANING CO
             INTER. FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES
             TEXACO INC,EAGLE POINT PLANT
             RFE INDUSTRIES INC
             DUPONT E I
             AMERADA HESS CRP/PRT READING
             HUNTSMAN POLYPROPYLENE CORP
             FRITZSCHE DODGE &  OLCOTT
             CHEVRON USA/PERTH  AMBOY REF
             HOECHST-CELANESE CORP
             ICI  AMERICAS INC.
             MANNINGTON MILLS INC
             BAOISCHE CORP
             SPECTRASERV
             PETROLEUM RECYCLING  INC
             GULBRAMDSEM COMPANY  INC
             HERCULES INC.
             FISHER  SCIENTIFIC CO
             REICHHOLD CHEMICALS  INC
             AIR  PRODUCTS ft CHEMICALS INC
      City
Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
Disposal
   011

   D14

   021

   D79
   DBO
Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
  Treatment in RCRA Units
Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
  Storage in RCRA Units
Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
  Prior ManagaMnt in RCRA Units
Underground Injection Wells
Landfills
DEEPWATER
TOMS RIVER
PENNSVILLE
LINDEN
ELIZABETH
BRIDGEPORT
LINDEN
MIDDLESEX
CLAYTON
BRIDGEWATER
SO KEARNY
EAST WINDSOR
NEWARK
SEWAREN
TRENTON
KENVIL
BEESLEYS POINT
NEW BRUNSWICK
BRIDGEPORT
POMPTON LAKES
BAYONNE
UNION BEACH
WEST DEPT FJORD
JERSEY CITY
PARLIN
PORT READING
WEST DEPTFORD
CLIFTON
PERTH AMBOY
BRANCHBURG
BAYONNE
SALEM
KEARNY
KEARNY
CLAYTON
NILFORD
PARLIN
FAIR LAWN
ELIZABETH
PAULSBORO
D82 Ocean Disposal
080 T01 T02
T01
D84 T01
T01 U99
U99
T01 T02 T03
T01 T03 T04
T01 T03 T04
T03 T04
T01 U99
T01 T03 T04
U99
080 T01 T02
T01 T04
T01
T01 T04 U99
D84 T01
U99
U99
084 T01 U99
D81 D84 T03
T01 U99
U99
T01 T04 U99
U99
D81 U99
T03
T03 T04 U99
T04
T04
U99
U99
T03
T01
T04
T04
T04 U99
U99
U99
T01

D83 Surface Impoundments
D84 Other Disposal

•rage



S01 Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
T03 021 Both 47,452.868
Ons ite 48,372
Ons ite 46,339
Ons ite 34,593
Ons ite 33,562
T04 U99 Both 31,108
U99 Offsite 29,401
U99 Offsite 16,294
Offsite 14,845
Onsite 13,037
Offsite 11,225
Onsite 8,428
T03 T04 Offsite 6,255
Offsite 4,207
Onsite 3,013
Onsite 2,922
Onsite 2,677
Onsite 2,624
Onsite 1,790
Onsite 1,626
T04 Offsite 1,499
Onsite 1,432
Onsite 875
Both 824
Onsite 785
Onsite 660
Onsite 654
Offsite 626
Onsite 623
Onsite 603
Onsite 523
Onsite 513
Onsite 498
Offsite 486
Offsite 474
Offsite 466
Both 440
Onsite 378
Onsite 341
Onsite 340
Treatment
T01 Treatment in Tanks
T02 Treatment in Surface
Impoundments
TOS Incineration
T04 Other Treatment
   D81  Land Treatment/AppUcation/Fanntng
SOZ  Tank
$03  Waste Pile
$04  Surface Impoundment
$05  Other Storage
                  R99  Recycling

                  U99  Unknown
                                                                                                                381

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   Region VII

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                               NEW MEXICO
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
New Mexico Health and
 Environment
Environmental Improvement
 Division
Hazardous Waste Program
1190 St. Francis Drive,
 Room North 2200
Santa Fe, NM 87504
Notes:    No special notes for New Mexico.
                                                                          383

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                                    New Mexico

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
   24

3.594 tons
    7
    2
    0

    3

6.727 tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
mm
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
5
1
5*
0
0
2
0
0
0
2*
3
0
9*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
30
107
137
0
0
1,694
0
0
0
1,694
3
0
1,834
27.3%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4,893
0
4,893
72.7%
Total
0
0
30
107
137
0
0
1,694
0
0
0
1,694
4,896
0
6,727
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.4
1.6
2.0
0.0
0.0
25.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
25.2
72.8
0.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                  New Mexico
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AZ
OR
TOTAL
Tons received
4,873
20
4,893
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CA
CO
FL
IL
LA
NY
OK
TX
UT
TOTAL
Tons shipped
4
284
75
331
2
76
1
11
143
860
1,075
2,862
                                                      385

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                       New Mexico
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
KOMX
K051
MOMX
D007
DOMX
D008
K049
D001
U080
F002
F003
D002
F001
FOMX
D005
K050
POMX
F006
D003
F005
K052
U134
D011
P030
U210
D004
U121
D009
F007
U226
D006
D0 10
D013
D0 14
D015
D016
F008
F027
P015
P021
Quantity generated
In State (tons)
1,008
627
505
188
168
159
148
121
108
97
89
82
69
59
32
30
25
18
12
10
10
9
6
5
3
2
2
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
28.0
17.4
14.0
5.2
4.7
4.4
4.1
3.4
3.0
2.7
2.5
2.3
1.9
1.6
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.5
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                           286

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                                                       New Mexico
                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quant i ty
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste      Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4     (U.S.  tons)

                              D81         K049      IC051                            1,008
                                          K051                                       509
                                          K049                                       1*8
                                          IC050                                         29

                              R99         F006                                      4.873
                                          F006      MOMX                               20
                                          0009      U151                               3

                              T03         D003      F001      F002      F003           20
                                          D003                                         7
                                          D001                                         3

                              T04         U080                                       106
                                          0002                                         1
Disposal                                              D80  Landfills                           ' T02   Treatment  in Surface
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior                081  Land Treatwent/Applicat Ion/Faming            Impoundment*
          Treataent in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03   Incineration
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior                083  Surface I«poundj«ent»                  TO*   Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       D84  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,                                                 R99   Recycling
          Prior Nanageaent in KC?A Units           Treatment
   D79  Underground Injection ,  is                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99   Unknown
                                                                                                                      ,-  -X  7

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                                                 New Mexico

           Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     NMD048918817    NAVAJO REFINING  CO
  2     NMD000333211    GIANT REFINING COMPANY
  3     NMD052684578    GE AIRCRAFT  ENGINES
  4     NM8800019434    US NASA JSC  UNITE SANDS TEST FACILITY
  5     NMD980744551    MOTOROLA CERAMIC PRODUCTS
  6     NMD089416416    BLOOMFIELD REFINING COMPANY, INC.
  7     NM0890010515    US DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY
  8     NM2750211235    WHITE SANDS  MISSILE RANGE
  9     NMD069892594    TRANSPORTATION MFC CORP\#1081,1083,1086
 10     NM5890110518    SANDIA NATIONAL  LABORATORIES
 11     NMD083212332    SPARTON TECHNOLOGY, INC.
 12     NMD000609339    INTEL CORPORATION
 13     NMD000709782    SIGNETICS CORPORATION
 U     NMT360010342    PERSON GENERATING STATION, PNM
 15     NM6572124422    US AIR FORCE HOLLOMAN AFB
 16     NH4890110519    US DOE ALBUQUERQUE MICROELECTRONICS FAC.
 17     NMT000610303    HONEYWELL DEFENSE AVIONICS SYSTEMS DIV.
 18     NMD035743822    ELITE LAUNDRY INC.
 19     NMD097966899    FRIENDLY CADILLAC
 20     NMD035686823    GULTON DATA  SYSTEMS
 21     NMD069409522    ARIZONA PUBLIC SVC CO FOUR CORNERS GEN
 22     NMD980508022    P&M COAL MINING  CO/ MCKINLEY MINE
 23     NMD085269025    MOUNTAIN STATES  CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
 24     NMD981597065    RIO GRANDE TRUCK REPAIR
 25     NMD056773765    SIEMENS TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS, INC.
 26     NM957002U23    US AIR FORCE KIRTLAND AFB
 27     NMD981144140    TRANSPORTATION MFC CORP - BLDG 112
 28     NM7572124454    US AIR FORCE CANNON AFB
 29     NMD064913882    PONOEROSA PRODUCTS, INC.
 30     NMD981144132    TRANSPORTATION MFC CORP - BLDG 115
 31      NMD075088252    A-MOUNTAIN STORAGE FACILITY
 32     NMD981144124    TRANSPORTATION MFG. CORP.-BLDG. S-85
 33     NMD982283S66    US DOE WASTE ISOLATION PILOT PLANT
 34     NHD980622989    ETHICON  INC
City

ARTESIA
GALLUP
ALBUQUERQUE
LAS CRUCES
ALBUQUERQUE
BLOOMFIELD
LOS ALAMOS
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE
ROSWELL
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
RIO RANCHO
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
HOLLOMAN AFB
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
GALLUP
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
FRUITLAND
GALLUP
ALBUQUERQUE
LAS CRUCES
ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE
ROSWELL
CANNON AFB
ALBUQUERQUE
ROSWELL
LAS CRUCES
ROSWELL
CARLSBAD
ALBUQUERQUE
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

   1,008
     686
     333
     287
     188
     154
     135
     123
      89
      89
      73
      69
      63
      42
      34
      27
      25
      17
      17
      15
      15
      15
      14
      13
      12
      10
       9
       9
       8
       7
       4
       3
       2
       1
                                                                                                         288

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                                                        New Mexico

                                Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name                              City

   1  NMD089411292   PHELPS DODGE CORP HIDALGO SMELTER       PLAYAS
   2  NMD089411292   PHELPS-DOOGE CORP.
   3  NMD048918817   NAVAJO REFINING CO                     ARTESIA
   4  NMD000333211   GIANT REFINING COMPANY                 GALLUP
   5  NM8800019434   US NASA JSC WHITE SANDS TEST  FACILIT    LAS CRUCES
   6  NM0890010515   US DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATOR    LOS ALAMOS
   7  NM27S0211235   WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE              WHITE SANDS
   8  NM5890110518   SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES            ALBUQUERQUE
   9  NMD000709782   SIGNETICS CORPORATION                   ALBUQUERQUE
  10  NM6572124422   US AIR FORCE HOLLOMAN  AFB              HOLLOMAN AFB
  11  NM7572124454   US AIR FORCE CANNON AFB                CANNON AFB
  12  NM9S70024423   US AIR FORCE KIRTLAND  AFB              ALBUQUERQUE
  13  NMD07S088252   A-MOUNTAIN STORAGE FACILITY            LAS CRUCES
                         Mgmt Mgrat Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt            Total
                         Meth Meth Meth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                           12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                         R99
                         R99
                         D81
                         D81
                         SOI  T03
                         R99  SOI  T03
                         S01  T03  T04
                         S01
                         S01  S02
                         S01  T03
                         S01  T03
                         S01
                         S01
                                          Offsite
                                          Offsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                                          Onsite
                      4,893
                      4,893
                      1,008
                        686
                        284
                        130
                        121
                         82
                         63
                         11
                          9
                          9
                          4
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Scwer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Veils
   DM  Landfills
   081  Land TreatBent/AppUcation/fanning
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal
Storage
   S01
   S02
   S03
   S04
   SOS
Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling
        Unknown

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New York
   Region II
               390

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                                 NEW YORK
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region II
Hazardous Waste Program
 Branch
26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
New York, NY 10278
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
New York State Department of
 Environmental Conservation
Division of Hazardous
 Substances Regulation
50 Wolf Road, Room 205
Albany, NY  12233-7252
Notes:    The number of generators, 2,149, includes 1,450 generators that generated
         between 1.1 and 13.2 tons of RCRA hazardous waste.
                                                                           91

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                                      New York

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
  2.149

777.867 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     27
     14
     12

     53

668.747 tons


     za
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
„
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
2
23
34
50*
0
9
0
0
0
1
10*
0
0
53*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
1
196,186
20,373
250,156
466,716
0
731
0
0
0
0
731
0
0
467,447
69.9%
Off site
2,356
0
8,905
110,341
121,602
0
79,696
0
0
0
2
79,698
0
0
201,300
30.1%
Total
2,357
196,186
29,278
360,497
588,318
0
80,427
0
0
0
2
80,429
0
0
668,747
100%
Percent
0.4
29.3
4.4
53.9
88.0
0.0
12.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
<0.05
12.0
0.0
0.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                                  *> Q *>
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                    New York
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
CA
CO
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MO
ME
Ml
MN
MO
NC
NH
NJ
NM
OH
PA
PR
Rl
TN
TX
VA
VI
VT
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
246
23
176
9,142
1
576
230
1
1
101
2,681
23
1
26,573
859
822
654
76
41
285
422
17,856
118
5,510
5,847
1
1,648
329
276
780
5
462
60
197
9,777
85,800
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CT
FL
GA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
NC
NH
NJ
OH
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
VA
VT
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
490
440
5,433
4
45
4,249
88
3.534
809
937
974
4,084
59
2
141
3
26.351
22.840
41,236
633
319
13
53
844
14
1
598
9,281
123,475
                                                        393

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                          New York
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
K062
D002
D009
F019
D005
F006
D001
D007
F003
D008
U188
F002
F001
F005
F007
F011
D004
K061
K071
U052
K002
U130
D006
D003
U220
DOMX
U228
D010
F009
D011
F020
K069
U081
K106
P010
F008
P030
F004
U122
U210
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
199.577
170,495
75,402
49,804
43,342
32,162
29,055
24,385
22,891
18,650
17,642
11,281
11,187
11,120
10.164
6,604
6,388
5,949
5,316
4,919
4,484
2,544
2,493
2,308
1,433
1,079
875
819
771
684
621
601
499
389
267
251
220
165
143
129
Percent
of State
total (%)
25.7
21.9
9.7
6.4
5.6
4.1
3.7
3.1
2.9
2.4
2.3
1.5
1.4
1.4
1.3
0.8
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.6
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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                                                        New York

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types  of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
080



084
T01



T02

T03



T04




Waste
Code 1
D008
F006
F002
0005
F020
D007
D002
F006
K062
K062
0001
D001
U052
F003
U130
0002
0009
0005
0007
Quantity
Waste Waste Waste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
13,814
13,582
9,232
5,929
2
762
760
385
280
195,959
227
11,547
4,905
4,204
2,544
146,560
74,293
40,304
17.790
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior NanageHnt in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatnent/Application/Faraiing
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Treatnent
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
T02  Treatnent in Surface
       Impoundments
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment
R99  Recycling
U99  Unknown
                       *>
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                                                New York

         Table 5.  Forty Largest  RCRA Hazardous  Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     NY0030215529    AL TECH SPECIALTY  STEEL
  2     NYD002218436    PENNUALT CORPORATION LUCIDOL DIVISION
  3     NYD002123461    OLIN CHEMICALS  GRP-NIAGARA FALLS PLT
  4     NYD002126852    HARRISON RADIATOR  DIVISION
  5     NYD980536288    E I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS COMPANY INC.
  6     NYD043815158    NOURY CHEMICAL  CORPORATION
  7     NYD002234763    EVANS CHEMETICS
  8     NYD002044196    ADDITIVE PRODUCTS
  9     NYD000831644    HOOKER CHEMICALS & PLASTICS CORP.
 10     NYD002233039    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MCH*
 11     NYD000818419    CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION
 12     NYD001293489    PHELPS DODGE REFINING CORPORATION
 13     NYD002211324    XEROX CORPORATION  WILSON CENTER
 14     NYD002070118    SCHENECTADY CHEMICALS INC
 15     NYD000824482    OCCIDENTAL CHEM. CORP.
 16     NYT370010225    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES
 17     NYD066832023    GENERAL ELECTRIC - NORYL PRODUCTS
 18     NYD002240638    REMINGTON ARMS  COMPANY INC
 19     NYD000707901    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.
 20     NYD049836679    CUM  CHEMICAL SERVICES INC.
 21     NYD002230902    BRISTOL MYERS COMPANY
 22     NYD066785650    AUBURN STEEL COMPANY INC
 23     NYD098334618    CIBA-GEIGY CORP.-UASTEUATER TREATMENT
 24     NYD00399S198    GRUMMAN AEROSPACE  CORP. NUIRP DOD 466
 25     NYD980592901    HARRISON RADIATOR-GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
 26     NYD002123792    UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION LINDE DIV
 27     NYD003917960    CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY-RAVENWOOO
 28     NYD003939S92    EAST RIVER GENERATING STATION(CONEDISON)
 29     NYD002047967    GRUMMAN AEROSPACE  CORPORATION
 30     NYD000824334    TECHTRONICS ECOLOGICAL
 31      NYD002080034    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
 32     NYD980593636    CONSOLIDATED EDISON - ASTORIA STATION
 33     NYD001317072    CARRIER AIR CONDITION COMPANY
 34     NYD067905752    OAKS CORNERS GALVANIZING CO
 35     NYD047931902    PHILIPS LABORATORIES
 36     NYD080480734    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINE-POUGHKEEP
 37     NYD002232304    ALUMINUM CO OF AMERICA INC
 38     NYD002040921     EATON  CORPORATION /AIL DIVISION
 39     NYD981484785    UESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
 40      NYD981876568    STANDARD  T CHEMICAL


City
DUNKIRK
PIFFARD
NIAGARA FALLS
LOCKPORT
NIAGARA FALLS
BURT
WATERLOO
AOUEBOGUE LONG ISLAND
NIAGARA FALLS
ENDICOTT,
GLENS FALLS
MASPETH
WEBSTER
ROTTERDAM JUNCTION
NIAGARA FALLS
OWE GO
SELKIRK
ILION
EAST FISHKILL
MODEL CITY
SYRACUSE
AUBURN
GLENS FALLS
CALVERTON LONG ISLAND
LOCKPORT
TONAWANDA
QUEENS
NEW YORK
BETHPAGE
BROOKLYN, N.T.CITY
UATERFORD
LONG ISLAND CITY
SYRACUSE
OAKS CORNERS
BRIARCL1FF MANOR
POUGHKEEPSIE
NASSENA,
DEER PARK
HORSEHEADS
STATEN ISLAND
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
195,959
94,045
92,827
45,965
27,312
22,366
21,516
16,916
16,395
14,943
12.948
9,871
8,952
8,904
7,940
7,471
7,221
6,650
6,185
6,006
5,258
4.696
4,484
4,038
3,929
3,443
3,400
2.873
2,852
2,341
2,201
2.108
2,073
2,007
2,002
1,838
1,781
1,762
1,659
1,657
                                                                                                  396

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                                                         New  York

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAIO       Site Name

   1  NYD030215529   AL TECH SPECIALTY  STEEL
   2  NYD002218436   PENNUALT CORPORATION  LUCIDOL DIVISIO
   3  NYD002123461   OLIN CHEMICALS  GRP-NIAGARA  FALLS PLT
   4  NYD049836679   CUM CHEMICAL SERVICES INC.
   5  NYD080336241   CECOS INTERNATIONAL  INC
   6  NYD000824482   OCCIDENTAL  CHEM. CORP.
   7  NYD002234763   EVANS CHEMETICS
   8  NYD043815703   FRONTIER CHEMICAL  WASTE
   9  NYD080469935   NORLITE CORPORATION
  10  NYD002044196   ADDITIVE PRODUCTS
  11  NYD000691949   CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT  INC
  12  NYD002070118   SCHENECTADY CHEMICALS INC
  13  NYD980S93636   CONSOLIDATED EDISON - ASTORIA STATIC
  14  NYD002211324   XEROX CORPORATION  WILSON CENTER
  15  NYD066832023   GENERAL ELECTRIC • NORYL PRODUCTS
  16  NYD002240638   REMINGTON ARMS  COMPANY INC
  17  NYD055735807   LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT
  18  NYD000818419   CIBA-GEIGY  CORPORATION
  19  NYT370010225   INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES
  20  NYD00399S198   GRUMMAN AEROSPACE  CORP. NWIRP DOD 46
  21   NYD000824334   TECHTRONICS ECOLOGICAL
  22  NYD002123792   UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION LINDE DIV
  23  NYD082785429   CHEMICAL POLLUTION CONTROL  INC.
  24  NY7890008975   BROOKHAVEN  NATIONAL LABORATORY
  25  NYD980647283   BCF  OIL REFINING INCORPORATED
  26  NYD002080034   GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
  27  NYD057770109   NORTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, IN
  28  NYD000708198   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 2-118-08
  29  NYD980592497   EASTMAN KODAK-KODAK PARK
  30   NYD980785760   SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION
  31   NYD002047967   GRUMMAN AEROSPACE  CORPORATION
  32   NYD000708164   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 2-118-01
  33   NYD000708172   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 2-118-05
  34   NYD043815158   NOURY CHEMICAL  CORPORATION
  35   NYD002Z32304   ALUMINUM CO OF  AMERICA INC
  36   NYD980753784   SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION
  37   NYD002040921    EATON  CORPORATION /AIL DIVISION
 38   NYD000708206   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 2-004-01
 39   NYD0492S3719  ASHLAND  CHEMICAL COMPANY
 40   NYD013277454   SOLVENTS ft PETROLEUM  SERVICE INC.
        City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
DUNKIRK
PIFFARD
NIAGARA FALLS
MODEL CITY
NIAGARA FALLS
NIAGARA FALLS
WATERLOO
NIAGARA FALLS
COHOES
AQUEBOGUE LONG
FARMINGDALE
ROTTERDAM JUNCT
LONG ISLAND CITY
WEBSTER
SELKIRK
ILION
CEMENTON
GLENS FALLS
OWEGO
CALVERTON LONG
BROOKLYN, N.Y.
TONAWANDA
BAY SHORE
UPTON
BROOKLYN
WATERFORD
WAMPSVILLE
NORTH AMITYVILLE
ROCHESTER
UOODSIOE
BETHPAGE
CONGERS
THORNWOOD
BURT
MASSENA,
AVON
DEER PARK
LATHAM
BINGHAMTON
SYRACUSE
T02
T03
T04
D80
D80
S01
T03
S01
T04
T04
SOI
501
T04
T04
D80
T04
T03
080
D80
T04
S02
T04
S01
T03
S02
T03
S01
S01
D80
S01
S01
SOI
S01
T04
TO
S01
T04
502
S01
S02

T04

501 S02 S04
501 T04
502 T03 T04
T04
S02 T04


T04
T03 T04


T03



S01 T03 T04

T03 T04

502 T03
T04
T04

T04
S02
S01 T03 T04

T04
S02
S02


S02

T04


Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
T01 Both
Both
Both
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Both
Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Both
Both
Off site
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
195,959
91,809
85,959
68,545
61,191
23,208
20,569
19,214
17,307
16,569
11,299
8,753
8,690
7,128
7,029
6,568
5,054
4,507
4,436
3.958
3,402
3,398
3,055
2,815
2,814
2,193
1,851
1,818
1,453
1,393
1,233
1,176
1,102
1,078
980
980
898
886
879
861
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          TreatMnt in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Treataent/Application/Faraing
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, drun, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   $03  Waste Pile
   504  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
                Treatment
                   T01   Treatment in Tanks
                   T02   Treatment in Surface
                          Impoundments
                   T03   Incineration
                   T04   Other Treatment

                   R99   Recycling

                   U99   Unknown          '.)  Q

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North Carolina
     Region IV
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                             NORTH CAROLINA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of North Carolina
Department of Environment,
 Health and Natural Resources
Division of Solid Waste
 Management
401 Oberlin Road, Room 150
Raleigh, NC 27611
Notes:   No special notes for North Carolina.
                                                                         299

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                                   North Carolina

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
    666

928.424 tons



     19
      7
      2

     as

901.478 tons


     ZZ
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
^^
No. of
facilities
using
method
3
10
7
12
25*
0
0
0
0
0
0
0*
5
0
28*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
2,702
1
2.870
848.277
853,850
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
788
0
854,638
94.8%
Off site
2.117
0
9,701
1.033
12.851
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33,989
0
46,840
5.2%
Total
4,819
1
12,571
849.310
866,701
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
34,777
0
901,478
100%
Percent
0.5
<0.05
1.4
94.2
96.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.9
0.0
100
''Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                          400

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                   North Carolina
Table 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
CA
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
HI
IL
IN
LA
MD
Ml
MN
MS
ND
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
PR
Rl
SC
TN
VA
WA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
7,883
141
969
9
35
441
5,064
64
64
3
13
1,822
95
3
18
1
54
2,143
57
6.158
419
52
125
6,864
421
2.677
98
15
19
28
35,755
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL-
AR
CA
CT
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
VA
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
3.635
588
2
19
114
1,289
654
1.956
47
1,419
3,443
1,679
117
5.341
248
2,698
14
3.078
1
50,573
584
2
4.207
4
149
81,861
                                                       401

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                       North Carolina
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
F006
D001
FOMX
F019
D007
F005
D008
F001
F003
MOMX
D009
K061
K083
DOMX
F002
D004
D003
D005
D006
K001
U210
U070
U154
UOMX
K086
K102
U169
F009
F007
P030
U028
U122
K062
K101
D011
F004
POOS
U102
U220
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
835,640
22,764
12,809
9,413
8,374
6,511
6.447
5,279
4,142
3,550
2,063
1,940
1.919
1.563
1,445
1,137
1,083
521
342
306
229
176
120
92
85
65
54
48
36
31
25
24
22
18
15
14
13
13
12
10
Percent
of State
total (%)
90.0
2.5
1.4
1.0
0.9
0.7
0.7
0.6
0.4
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0,05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                      402

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                                                    North Carolina

                        Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management
                             Method

                              R99
                              T01


                              T02

                              T03
Waste
Code 1

 D001
 FXXX
 MXXX
 FOOS

 F019
 D007

 U239

 D001
 D003
 FOOS
 F003
Waste
Code 2
Waste
Code 3
Waste
Code 4
 Quantity
  Managed
(U.S.  tons)

    8.910
    8,365
    7,993
    6,088

    2,702
    2,117

        1

    7,953
    1,525
    1,504
      907
                              T04
 0002
 F006
 D007
 F002
                               831,236
                                11,195
                                 2,709
                                 2,379
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under MPOES,
          Prior Management in ROW units
   D79  Underground Injection Welts
            080  Landfills
            D81  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
            D82  Ocean Disposal
            DS3  Surface Impoundments
            084  Other Disposal
         Treatment
            T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                   403
                                   T02  Treatment In Surface
                                          Impoundments
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  Other Treatment

                                   R99  Recycling

                                   U99  Unknown

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                                     North Carolina

 Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators  and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     NCD001810365    SANDOZ CHEMICALS CORPORATION
  2     NCTMP0001457    CHANNEL MASTER
  3     NCD060299880    WEBER U.S.A.,  INC.
  4     NCD047373766    BURROUGHS WELLCOME  CO
  5     NCD097363527    WATTS REGULATOR  CO./REGTROL-EN
  6     NCD980845812    GICHNER SHELTER  SYSTEMS
  7     NCD980844898    CHANNEL MASTER DIV  OF AVNET IN
  8     NCD003471158    WORTH CHEMICAL CORPORATION
  9     NCD091245498    FREIGHTLINER TRUCK  MANUFACTURING
 10     NC0067191262    FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER  CO.
 11     NC0093340487    FLORIDA STEEL  CORP.  STEEL MILL
 12     NC0042091975    MALLINCKRODT,  INC.  RALEIGH CHE
 13     NC0991278540    WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY FOREST PR
 14     NC0050409150    GENERAL ELECTRIC CO INC
 15     NCD000772376    WESTINGHOUSE ELEC
 16     NC0980848709    GOODYEAR TIRE  &  RUBBER COMPANY
 17     NCD048467427    MINERAL RESEARCH S  DEVELOPMENT
 18     NCD003232030    LILLY COMPANY  INC
 19     NCD065291882    LIBBEY-OWENS-FORD COMPANY
 20     NCD006390561    RELIANCE UNIVERSAL  INC
 21     NCO107868812    CONBRACO INDUSTRIES.  INC.
 22     NC1170027261    US MARINE CORPS  AIR  STATION CH
 23     NCD045924487    EASCO ALUMINUM
 24     NCD042892067    COOPER INDUSTRIES INC LUFKIN D
 25     NCD067441394    RJR ARCHER INC
 26     NCD049774979    CHASE BAG COMPANY"
 27     NC0086330412    DATA GENERAL CORP
 28     NC0044438406    LITTON INDUST  CLIFTON PRECISIO
 29     NCD085074821    HOECHST CELANESE SOU-TEX PLANT
 30     NCD000648402    DURCELL U.S.A.
 31      NCD049997786    BASF CORPORATION, INMONT DIVIS
 32     NCD053491221    GUARDSMAN PRODUCTS.  INC
 33     NCD091245431    FREIGHTLINER PARTS MANUFACTURING
 34     NC0085083004    EASCO HAND TOOLS, INC.
 35      NCD089158323    YALE MATERIAL  HANDLING CORPORA
 36     NCTMP0001307    THE ALDERMAN COMPANY
 37     NCD062S67623    HENKEL CORPORATION
 38      NCD071561864    SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO
 39      NCD003164464    UN IROYAL CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC
 40      NCD024468S97    CHARLOTTE STEEL  DRUM


City
CHARLOTTE
OXFORD
SAN FORD
GREENVILLE
SPINDALE
BRYSON CITY
SMITHFIELD
GREENSBORO
MT HOLLY
WILSON
CHARLOTTE
RALEIGH
PLYMOUTH
WILMINGTON
WINSTON-SALEM
ASHEBORO
HARRISBURG
HIGH POINT
LAURINBURG
HIGH POINT
MATTHEWS
CHERRY POINT
WINTON
APEX
WINSTON-SALEM
ASHEVILLE
CLAYTON
CHEROKEE CO
MOUNT HOLLY
LEXINGTON
MORGANTON
HIGH POINT
GASTONIA
GASTONIA
LENOIR
HIGH POINT
CHARLOTTE
GREENSBORO
GASTONIA
CHARLOTTE
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
830.315
13.849
8,515
3,972
2,880
2,857
2,610
2,432
2,389
2.031
1.919
1,716
1.586
1,512
1,374
1.371
1,131
1.126
1,094
1,054
1,020
1,004
999
998
981
. 938
868
742
710
657
631
630
574
485
479
460
424
386
385
342
                                                                                404

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                                                     North Carolina

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
Rank    EPAID

  1  NCD001810365
  2  NCD000773655
  3  NCD086871282
  4  NCD121700777
  5  NCD000648451
  6  NCD071574164
  7  NCD077840148
  8  NCD980842132
  9  NCD049773245
 10  NCD079060059
 11  NCD991278466
 12  NCD000776740
 13  NCD003464369
 14  NCD980846935
 15  NCD000604322
 16  NC0024599011
 17  NCD088560032
 18  NC6170022580
 19  NCD061263315
 20  NC8210020121
 21  NC0024481848
 22  NCD9912778S6
 23  NCD000771964
 24  NCD000830737
 25  NC0001725464
 26  NCD002591014
 27  NCD003152329
 28  NCD003154010
 29  NCD003162542
 30  NCD003168168
 31   NOD003173358
 32  NCD003184710
 33  NCD003185238
 34  NCD003190386
 35  NC0003203213
 36  NCD003213907
 37  NCD003237948
 38  NCD003471158
 39  NCD024900987
 40   NCD041414772
                     Site Name

                     SAMDOZ CHEMICALS  CORPORA!
                     OLDOVER CORPORATION
                     CALDUELL SYSTEMS  INC
                     HERITAGE ENVIRONMENTAL SE
                     GSX SERVICES,  INC.
                     SEABOARD CHEMICAL CORPORA
                     SAFETY-KLEEN 3-064-01
                     ECOFLO OF N.C.
                     DETREX CORPORATION
                     SAFETY ICLEEN 3-031-01
                     BROYHILL FURNITURE MILLER
                     SAFETY-KLEEN 3-171-01
                     IMC FERTILIZER, INC.
                     SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-031-0
                     SINGER FURNITURE  CO. PLT
                     ASHLAND CHEMICAL  COMPANY
                     ASHLAND CHEMICAL  COMPANY
                     US  MARINE CORPS BASE - BU
                     ASHLAND CHEMICAL  COMPANY
                     US  ARMY FT. BRAGG AIRBORN
                     VAN UATERS & ROGERS
                     NC  DEPT OF AGRICULTURE (P
                     LITHIUM CORPORATION OF AM
                     NC  STATE UNIVERSITY
                     BORDEN INC.
                     SCHRADER BELLOWS
                     DUPONT El  DE NEMOURS & CO
                     CARTER A B INC
                     ALCOA BADIN WORKS
                     AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY
                     DURABLE WOOD PRESERVERS I
                     CAROLINA CREOSOTING CORP
                     ALCATEL NETWORK SYSTEMS C
                     DUPONT El  DE NEMOURS ft CO
                     UNC-CHAPEL HILL
                     AT  ft T TECHNOLOGIES INC • D
                     GENERAL ELECTRIC  CO
                     WORTH  CHEMICAL CORPORATIO
                     HOLCONB CREOSOTE  CO
                     INGERSOLL  RAND PORTABLE C
     City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sawer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water wider NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Appl{cation/Farming








































D82
D83
D84

>rage
SOI
CHARLOTTE
NORWOOD
LENOIR
CHARLOTTE
REIDSVILLE
GREENSBORO
ELGIN
GREENSBORO
SOUTHFIELD
ELGIN
LENOIR
ELGIN
WINSTON-SALEM
ELGIN
LENOIR
COLUMBUS
RALEIGH
CAMP LEJEUNE
CHARLOTTE
FORT BRAGG
CHARLOTTE
RALEIGH
BESSEMER CITY
RALEIGH
COLUMBUS
WAKE FOREST
BREVARD
GASTONIA
BADIN
CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE
LELANO
RALEIGH
KINSTON
CHAPEL HILL
WINSTON-SALEM
HICKORY
GREENSBORO
YADKINVILLE
MOCKSVILLE
Ocean Disposal
T01
S02
T03
T02
T01
T04
S01
T01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S02
S01
T03
S01
S01
S01
SOI
S01
S01
SOI
T03
T04


SOI

S03
S01
T02
S04
T04
S01
SOI
T04


S04
S04

T02 T04
R99
T04 S01

S01 S02
S01 R99
S02
S01 S02
S02
S02
R99
S02
R99
S02
S01







T04 S01
S01





S02 S04
S01 S03

501


S01 S02





Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal


Container (barrel
S01 S04 Onsite 830,
Offsite 31,
S02 Offsite 8,
Offsite 2.
Offsite 1,
Offsite 1,
Offsite 1,
Offsite 1,
Offsite 1,
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
R99 Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
S04 Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
SOS Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Treatment
100
312
916
731
697
524
385
310
069
738
674
639
501
349
137
120
45
12
6
6
5
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

T01 Treatment in Tanks
T02 Treatment in Surface




, drum, etc.)
Impoundments
T03 Incineration
T04 Other Treatment



S02  Tank
503  Waste Pile
504  Surface Impoundment
SOS  Other Storage
                                                                                              R99  Recycling

                                                                                                   Unknown

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North Dakota
    Region VIII
                400

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                              NORTH DAKOTA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VIII
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
North Dakota State Department
 of Health
Division of Waste Management
Hazardous Waste Program
1200 Missouri Avenue
Bismark, ND 58502-5520
Notes:    No special notes for North Dakota.
                                                                      407

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                                    North Dakota

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
   12

11.037 tons




     1
     2
     0

     3

 1.283 tons
Management Method
Treatment In Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
1
0
1*
0
0
0
0
0
0
0*
0
2
3*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
1,281
0
1,281
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,281
99.8%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0.2%
Total
0
0
1,281
0
1,281
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1,283
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
99.8
0.0
99.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.2
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                           408

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                   North Dakota
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from off site (IMPORTS)
State
MN
MT
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
117
1
3
121
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped off site (EXPORTS)
State
AL
ID
IL
KS
LA
MN
OH
OK
PA
TX
UT
Wl
TOTAL
Tons shipped
224
1,226
543
10
3
78
1
29
61
723
7,699
14
10,611
                                                     409

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                         North Dakota
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
KOMX
UOMX
D002
K051
MOMX
U240
DOMX
FOMX
D001
F002
F003
K052
K050
F005
F001
D007
D003
U069
U151





















Quantity generated
in State (tons)
6,606
2,128
1,056
880
168
61
52
20
18
15
12
10
4
3
2
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5





















Percent
of State
total (%)
59.9
19.3
9.6
8.0
1.5
0.6
0.5
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05





















                                                        410

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                                                      North Dakota

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method,  1987
                                                                                 Quant i ty
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste      Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4     (U.S.  tons)

                              T03         K051                                      880
                                          D002                                      401

                              U99         0001      D008                               2
Disposal                                              D80  Landfill*                             T02  Treatment  in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior                081  Land Treatnent/Applfcation/Fanning            Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                         T03  Incineration
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                   T04  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Unit*                       084  Other Disposal
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment                                A  ^ i
   079  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown

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                                             North Dakota

        Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     NDT390010049    FLYING J PETROLEUMS, INC.
  2     NDD981548001    UESTCHEM AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
  3     NDD006175467    MANDAN REFINERY/AMOCO OIL COMPANY
  4     ND3571924759    GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE
  5     NDD031875719    HUTCHINSON WIL-RICH MFG. CO.
  6     NDD053426565    WESTERN GEAR CORPORATION
  7     NDD084497775    3M COMPANY
  8     ND4571924758    MINOT AIR FORCE BASE
  9     NDD006178354    MELROE COMPANY
 10     NDD980718225    THE COTEAU PROPERTIES CO. FREEDOM MINE
 11     NDD980806806    WEDGCOR STEEL BUILDING SYSTEMS INC.
 12     NDD000690594    GREAT PLAINS COAL GASIFICATION PROJECT
City
MINOT
MANDAN
GRAND FORKS AFB
WAHPETON
JAMESTOWN
WAHPETON
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE
GWINNER
BEULAH
JAMESTOWN
BEULAH
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

   6,500
     189
     181
      41
      30
      18
      18
      15
      14
      14
      10
       6

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                                                      North Dakota

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID        Site Name                              City

   1  NDT390010049   FLYING J PETROLEUMS, INC.
   2  NDD006175467   MANDAN REFINERY/AMOCO OIL COMPANY      MANDAN
   3  N00000716738   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP. 1-183-03            FARGO
   4  N009809S7070   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP.                     BISMARK
   5  ND35719247S9   GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE             GRAND FORKS AFB
   6  ND4S719247S8   MINOT AIR FORCE BASE                   MINOT AFB
   7  NDD000690594   GREAT PLAINS COAL GASIFICATION PROJE   BEULAH
                         Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt             Total
                         Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth  Waste     Managed
                          12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
                         S04
                         S01
                         S01
                         S01
                         S01
                         S01
                         S01
S02  T03
S02  U99
S02  U99
SOS
 Onsite
 Onsite
 Offsite
 Offsite
 Both
 Onsite
 Onsite
6,500
1,295
  223
   67
   17
   15
    6
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Seuer/POTU,  Prior
          Storage in ROM Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   081  Land Treatswnt/Applicatton/FanRing
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   SOI  Container (barrel,  drum,  etc.)
   S02  Tank
   SOS  Waste Pile
   504  Surface Ispoundnent          A
   SOS  Other Storage
           Treatment
              T01   Treatment in Tanks
              T02   Treatment in Surface
                     Impouncfciieiits
              T03   Incineration
              T04   Other Treatment

              R99   Recycling
       414,
unknown

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Ohio
Region V

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                                   OHIO
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
MailStop5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of Ohio Environmental
 Protection Agency
Division of Solid and Hazardous
 Waste Management
1800 Watermark Drive,
 2nd Roor
Columbus, OH 43215
Notes:    Site names and addresses were not provided by Ohio. Hence, the site name
         and city are blank in Tables 5 and 6.
                                                                    415

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                                        Ohio

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:
     708

3.092.855 tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
      31
      25
      12

      62

3.088.588 tons


     196
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
^
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
18
27
44*
4
3
3
0
3
0
13*
15
1
68*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
49,721
243,846
293,567
1,377,705
8,690
5,276
0
436,761
0
1,828.432
0
0
2,121,999
68.7%
Off site
0
0
37,453
375,895
413,348
41,648
308,902
0
0
38,237
0
388,787
164,434
20
966,589
31.3%
Total
0
0
87,174
619,741
706,915
1,419,353
317,592
5,276
0
474,998
0
2,217,219
164,434
20
3,088,588
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
2.8
20.1
22.9
46.0
10.3
0.2
0.0
15.4
0.0
71.8
5.3
<0.05
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                              416

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                       Ohio
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of state (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
MO
MS
MT
NC
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NV
NY
OK
OR
PA
PR
Rl
SC
SD
TN
TX
UT
VA
VT
WA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
955
11
1
184
10
17,272
12
296
2,582
399
698
9.475
32.428
102
18,388
115
3.701
13.091
91
111,586
561
894
61
1
1,543
72
212
32,619
1
28
35,548
15
64
155,933
30
337
423
52
1,741
161
4
2,306
203
1
17.101
19,577
5,297
486,182
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of state (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CT
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
NC
NJ
NY
OK
PA
Rl
SC
TN
TX
UT
VA
WA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
1,051
263
27
6
184
13.325
81,654
116
22,969
3.807
297
76,088
10
289
6,035
3,434
3,421
12
33,285
41
501
310
88
18
1.472
2
999
21,592
3,995
275,291

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                           Ohio
Table 3.  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
K013
D002
MOMX
K011
DOMX
K062
FOMX
F006
K061
D001
D007
KOMX
K022
F002
F003
D003
F001
K014
D008
F005
K049
UOMX
F007
U051
F019
D016
U161
D006
K083
F012
POMX
U019
U220
U188
K001
D009
D004
F008
D005
F009
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
548,094
439,488
403,192
400,180
381,667
380,269
167.425
100,866
70.490
45.032
25,766
22.737
22.736
13,624
11,640
9,957
7.825
7,461
6,883
5,092
4,545
4,050
2,285
1,661
1,313
1,308
1,214
950
793
723
672
455
366
257
200
198
189
174
151
130
Percent
of State
total (%)
17.7
14.2
13.0
12.9
12.3
12.3
5.4
3.3
2.3
1.5
0.8
0.7
0.7
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                         418

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                                                          Ohio
                         Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types  of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
D79



D80



D81


D83



R99



T03



T04



U99



Uaste Uaste Uaste Uaste
Code 1 Code 2 Code 3 Code 4
K013
K011
D007 K022 U002 U055
K062
D001 D002 D005 D006
D006 D008
F006
D001 0002 D005 D006
K048 K049 K050 KOS1
K048 IC049 K051
D007
K062
D004 DOOS D006 D007
D002 D007 0008
D002
0001
F003 F005
F003
F002
K022
0001
0001 K011 K013 U009
F003 FOOS
K062
0002
DOM 0016
F006
F001
F002
FOOS
Quantity
Managed
(U.S. tons)
548,094
400,180
225,215
123,523
47,990
33,792
24,432
20,267
3,788
1,484
4
340,511
96,250
37,977
260
32,961
26,895
23,747
20,919
22,736
14,631
9,946
8,106
232.956
170.913
40,941
27.760
18
1
1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  underground Injection i-iv1.?
   080  Landfills                             T02
   081  Land Treatnent/Appli cat ion/Faming
   082  Ocean Disposal                        T03
   DS3  Surface Impoundments                   T04
   D84  Other Disposal
Treatment in Surface
  Impoundments
Incineration
Other Treatment

Recycling
Treatment                                .
   TCJ  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  unknown

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                                         Ohio

Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators  and  RCRA Quantity  Generated,  1987

Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
U
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Site
EPAID Name
OHD0421 57644
OHD005 108477
OHD020260188
OHD000821348
OH0077752566
OHD000817577
OHD004234480
OHD004465100
OHD004157418
OHD020273819
OHD004240313
OHD046203774
OHD990834483
OHD076741149
OH0077755213
OHD004218673
OH0004228003
OHD004281598
OHD045243706
OHD004465167
OHD093945293
OHD087433744
OH0004227708
OHD004461711
010)048415665
OH0000821421
OK0980587364
OH7890008983
OH0082964313
OHD980700942
OHO 004288288
OK0005057542
OHD004294849
OHD004460143
OHD038703484
OH0000724153
OM>055522429
OH0083377010
OHD061731857
OH0081280539
                                                 City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  973,700
  308,038
  257,468
  124,515
   96,250
   95,043
   89,122
   72,011
   68,800
   62,104
   50,235
   46,324
   42,253
   41,300
   40,942
   38,435
   33.175
   27,109
   25,997
   24,764
   21,966
   20,372
   19,896
   19.400
   18,708
   15.975
   13.783
   13,738
   13.412
   13,374
   12,898
   12.788
   12,020
   11,632
   11,182
   10,428
    9,599
    8,011
    7,952
    7,886

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                                                          Ohio
                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID
Site Name
City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Heth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
   1  OHD042157644
      OHD980795264
      OHD005108477
      OHD045243706
      OHD000821348
   6  OHD020273819
   7  OHD077752566
   8  OHD000817577
   9  OHD000724153
  10  OHD004234480
  11  OHD004465100
  12  OHD000724088
  13  OHD081290611
  14  OHD980568992
  15  OHD005048947
  16  OH0004240313
  17  OHD990834483
  18  OHD980587364
  19  OHD077755213
  20  OHD980793384
  21   OH0048415665
  22  OHD087433744
  23  OHD980569438
  24  OHD093945293
  25  OHD004461711
  26  OHD000816629
  27  OHD004178612
  28  OH0001926740
  29  OH7890008983
  30   OHD077786309
  31   OHD004294849
  32   OHD980897656
  33   OHD005057542
  34   OHD004288288
  35   OHD061731857
  36   OHD083377D10
  37   OHD981195779
 38  OH0005051826
 39  OHD004304689
 40  OHD004288270
D79
083
D79
080
T04
079
083
S01
T04
079
T04
T04
T04
T04
R99
S01
S01
R99
S04
083
S01
080
S01
R99
S04
S01
R99
R99
SOI
T04
S04
R99
D81
S01
080
S01
R99
081
S01
S01
S01 T03 T04

T03


S01 S04

S04







S04
T04


S02
T03

S02 T04

T03
T04
T04
S02
S04

T04

SOI S04
S04

S02 T04
S02
S03
S02 T03
S04
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Both
Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Onsite
Both
Off site
Off site
Off site
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Off site
Onsite
Off site
Off site
Both
Offsite
Off site
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
973,688
340,511
306,164
275.572
125,678
103,604
96,250
90,387
86,433
84,862
84,657
71,400
59,393
57,661
57,065
50,041
41,341
40,454
40,050
38,255
37,923
34,072
25,820
23,636
19,400
19.294
16,661
14,423
13.738
13.198
12,020
11.267
10.242
9,687
7.952
6,335
5,306
4,430
4.214
4,179
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Ueter under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land TreatMnt/Appllcation/Fararing
                                 D82  Ocean Disposal
                                 D83  Surface Impoundments
                                 D84  Other Disposal
                              Storage
                                 SOI  Container (barrel, drua, etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 S03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
                                Treatment
                                   T01  Treatment  in Tanks
                                   T02  Treatment  in Surface
                                           Impoundments
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  Other Treatment
                                   R99  Recycling

                                   U99  Unknown
A 9 1
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Oklahoma
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                               OKLAHOMA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VI
RCRA Programs Branch
Mail Stop 6H-H
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Oklahoma State Department of
 Health
Waste Management Service
1000 N.E. 10th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73117
Notes:    No special notes for Oklahoma.
                                                                           493

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                                     Oklahoma

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
     120

1.194.927 tons




      14
       5
       3

      22

1.110.727 tons


      34



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
2
0
3
6
8*
4
2
6
0
4
1
14*
2
4
22*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
807
6,108
6,915
1,006,664
0
16,738
0
17,773
0
1,041,175
0
0
1,048,090
94.4%
Off site
162
0
9
1,221
1,392
20,470
26,378
376
0
5,105
263
52,592
7,742
911
62,637
5.6%
Total
162
0
816
7,329
8,307
1,027,134
26,378
17,114
0
22,878
263
1,093,767
7,742
911
1,110,727
100%
Percent
<0.05
0.0
0.1
0.7
0.7
92.5
2.4
1.5
0.0
2.1
<0.05
98.5
0.7
0.1
100
-
   Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                   Oklahoma
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from off site (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CA
CO
GA
IA
IL
KS
LA
MN
MO
MS
NC
ND
NE
NJ
NM
PA
SO
TN
TX
UT
VT
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
106
3.897
1
1,733
818
125
58
14,376
180
1,259
4,573
22
28
9
7,086
2
149
44
65
98
5,423
83
24
20
1,836
42,015
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped off site (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CA
CT
GA
IL
KS
LA
MN
MO
NV
OH
PA
TN
TX
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
1,103
234
3
6
87
199
5,516
5,056
268
1
1
16
11
14
8,958
11
4,860
26,344
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                         Oklahoma
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
D007
K001
0002
DOMX
D001
F019
KOMX
K061
K049
F006
K051
K062
F005
FOMX
D008
F002
POMX
D003
F001
UOMX
K052
U122
F008
F009
F003
K048
U190
U159
D004
D011
F027
U112
U080
0010
P094
U002
U044
U162
U226
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
606,454
308.983
96,934
89,863
40,204
13,400
12.167
7.246
4,036
3.428
2.653
2.111
1,677
1.103
933
742
672
578
312
236
236
229
189
168
138
116
72
12
7
5
4
3
3
2
1





Percent
of State
total (%)
50.8
25.9
8.1
7.5
3.4
1.1
1.0
0.6
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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                                                      Oklahoma
                        Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA  Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
079



D80



081



083



084



R99



T01



T03



T04



U99


Waste
Code 1
D006
D007
0002
DOMX
0008
F006
0007
F019
K048
K049
K051
0001
F019
0004
0001
0002
D007
0002
U122
0004
F001
0001
D001
F002
D002
D002
0002
F008
D001
D003
0001
0001
D002
0002
0002
0001
DOMX
D001

Waste Waste Waste
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4
0007 F001 F007







K049 K051




0010





0006
F002

F003 FOOS


0008
0007

F003 F004 FOOS

U052 U122 U154
F001 F002 F003
D003
D008



0008
Quant i ty
Managed
(U.S. tons)
594,666
311,446
86,731
29,750
8,858
8,043
4,343
735
7,246
3,529
2,386
2,234
12,144
3,130
2,645
2,504
89
77
43
23
2,787
1,329
956
659
121
13
8
8
493
312
5
4
4.545
1,528
448
375
908
3
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in. RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in ROM Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under HPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface iHpoundnents
   DM  Other Disposal

Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
T02  Treatment  in Surface.
       Impoundments
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment
R99  Recycling
U99  Unknown
                                                                                                           427

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                                                Oklahoma

         Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPA1D        Site Name

  1     OKD001824564    AMERICAN AIRLINES INC
  2     OKD99069S991    AGRICO-VERDIGRIS PLANT DIV OF FREEPORT-M
  3     OKD010327948    CAVENHAM FOREST INDUSTRIES INC
  4     OKD007220262    US AIR FORCE PLANT #3 ROCKWELL
  5     OKD007233836    CONOCO INC PONCA CITY
  6     OKD041501347    USAF PLANT «3 MCDONNELL DOUGLAS
  7     OKDOS807877S    SUN REFINING & MARKETING CO.  - TULSA REF
  8     OKD074274333    MOORE BUSINESS FORMS & SYSTEMS DIVISION
  9     OK1571724391    US AIR FORCE TINKER AFB
 10     OKD072424104    CHEMLINK PETROLEUM CO.
 11     00)000632737    HYDROCARBON RECYCLERS INC
 12     OKD007219181    SHEFFIELD STEEL CORPORATION
 13     OKD007218167    ROGERS GALVANIZING CO., INC.  P-1
 14     OKD007158454    EAGLE PICKER INDS INC EOM DEPT
 15     OKD053959326    SOUTHWEST TUBE MFG. CO.
 16     OKD032963S30    MADEWELL & MADEUELL
 17     OKD057705972    TOTAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION
 18     OKD000815001    ROGERS GALVANIZING CO., INC.  P-2
 19     OKD079986568    XEROX CORPORATION OKLAHOMA CITY PLANT
 20     OKD082565714    C-P-C GROUP, OK CITY PLNT,GENERAL MOTORS
 21     OKD000396549    KERR-MCGEE REFINING CORPORATION
 22     OK4213720846    US ARMY FORT SILL FIELD ARTILLERY CENTER
 23     OKD000803601    PHILLIPS RESEARCH CENTER
 24     OKD065436180    NATIONAL STANDARD CO STILLUATER PLANT
 25     OKD990696890    J P EMCO CO.
 26     OKD062267448    3M WEATHERFORD
 27     OKD000803205    FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO
 28     OKD086998663    GOODYEAR TIRE t RUBBER CO.
 29     OKD072401045    FORD MOTOR CO TULSA GLASS PLANT
 30     OKD000803213    NORRIS/O'BANNON
 31      OKD000758557    CHROMALLOY DIVISION OKLAHOMA
 32     OKD020721098    DELTA FAUCET COMPANY DIVISION OF MASCO
 33     OKD081404808    UOODUARD IODINE CORPORATION
 34     OKD990750960    SINCLAIR OIL CORPORATION
 35     OKD007218340    SOUTHWEST UNITED INDUSTRIES,  INC.
 36     OKD098470875    BAKER PACKERS COMPLETION SYSTEMS
 37     OKD007188147    CATO OIL AND GREASE CO.
 38     OKD065320210    COLT AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
 39     OKD007219165    UNION METAL CORP.  (MUSKOGEE IRON WORKS)
 40      OKD064557614    UNITED PLATING WORKS,  INC.


City
TULSA
CATCOSA
SALLISAW
TULSA
PONCA CITY
TULSA
TULSA
STILLWATER
TINKER AIR FORCE BASE
SAND SPRINGS
TULSA
SAND SPRINGS
TULSA
QUAPAW
SAND SPRINGS
JONES
ARDMORE
TULSA
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA CITY
WYNNEWOOD
FT SILL
BARTLESVILLE
STILLWATER
ADA
UEATHERFORD
OKLAHOMA CITY
LAUTON
TULSA
TULSA
MIDWEST CITY
CHICKASHA
WOODWARD
TULSA
TULSA
BROKEN ARROW
OKC
SALLISAW
MUSKOGEE
TULSA
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
594.771
382.276
96,934
30.120
15,106
14,700
7,631
6,961
6,686
5,961
5,303
4,089
3,898
3,314
1,640
1,526
1,390
1,309
989
778
738
660
577
525
517
438
350
332
279
242
206
188
188
171
169
157
139
136
133
132
                                                                                                  4 *>8
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                                                         Oklahoma

                                Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAIO       Site Name

   1  OKD001824564   AMERICAN AIRLINES INC
   2  OKD990695991   AGRICO-VERDIGRIS PLANT DIV OF  FREEPO
   3  OKD065438376   U.S. POLLUTION CONTROL. INC. LONE  MO
   4  OKD007220262   US AIR FORCE PLANT «3 ROCKWELL
   S  OKD000402396   CHEMICAL RESOURCES INC.
   6  OKD007233836   CONOCO INC PONCA CITY
   7  OKD041501347   USAF PLANT « MCDONNELL DOUGLAS
   8  OKD000632737   HYDROCARBON RECYCLERS INC
   9  OKD05807877S   SUN REFINING & MARKETING CO. - TULSA
  10  OKD007219181   SHEFFIELD STEEL CORPORATION
  11  OKD007158454   EAGLE PICKER INDS INC EOM DEPT
  12  OKD032963530   MADEWELL & MADEWELL
  13  OKD057705972   TOTAL °cTROLEUM CORPORATION
  14  OKD000396549   KERR-MCGEE REFINING CORPORATION
  15  OK4213720846   US ARMY  FORT SILL FIELD ARTILLERY  CE
  16  OKD000803601   PHILLIPS RESEARCH CENTER
  17  OKD980878474   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 6-124-01
  18  OKD990750960   SINCLAIR OIL CORPORATION
  19  OKD000763821   SAFETY KLEEN CORP.  6-193-01
  20  OKD042146324   ASHLAND  CHEMICAL COMPANY
  21   OICD000814228   HALLIBURTON SERVICES MFC CTR
  22  OKD000803205   FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO
  23  OKD041502089   ASHLAND  CHEMICAL COMPANY
  24  OKD007189111   AT&T TECHNOLOGIES,  INC.
  25   OKD980623045   HALLIBURTON INDUSTRIAL SERVICES DIVI
  26  OK6213822798   MCALESTER ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
  27  OK4571524095   VANCE AFB
  28  OKD089761290   CHIEF CHEM ft SUPPLY CO
  29   OKD000829465   OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
  30   OKD058088196   GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH CORPORATION
  31   OKD007208747   DftK PLATING CO.
  32   OKD042146282   ADA TYPEWRITER ft SUPPLY.  INC.
  33   OKD074278896   NORMAN REGIONAL  HOSPITAL
  34   OK9571824045   ALTUS AIR FORCE  BASE
         City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
TULSA
CATOOSA
WAYNOKA
TULSA
TULSA
PONCA CITY
TULSA
TULSA
TULSA
SAND SPRINGS
QUAPAW
JONES
ARDMORE
WYNNEWOOD
FT SILL
BARTLESVILLE
OKLAHOMA CITY
TULSA
TULSA
OKLAHOMA CITY
DUNCAN
OKLAHOMA CITY
TULSA
OKLAHOMA CITY
DUNCAN
MCALESTER
ENID
HASKELL
STILLUATER
TULSA
OKLAHOMA CITY
ADA
NORMAN
ALTUS AFB
D79
D79
D14
D79
D79
081
D83
R99
D81
S01
D83
S02
D81
D81
S01
S01
S01
D81
S01
S01
S01
D81
D80
S01
T03
S01
SOI
S01
S01
S01
T04
U99
S01
S01
SOI
S04
D80
SOI
SOI
D83
SOI
S01

502
S01
T04

SOI
S02
T03
S02

S02



R99











Ons ite
Ons ite
D83 D84 T01 Off site
SOS Ons ite
502 U99 Off site
S01 S04 T04 Both
502 Ons ite
S02 T04 T01 Off site
Ons ite
Onsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Onsite
S02 Onsite
SOS T03 T04 Onsite
Both
U99 Off site
Onsite
SOS Off site
Both
Both
Onsite
SOI Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
594.693
382,276
32.645
30,002
21.377
14.171
12.680
11,579
7,631
4,089
3,131
1,526
1,390
738
660
584
302
171
155
121
84
66
57
46
44
43
12
8
7
2
0
0
0
0
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Management In RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treat»ent/Application/Faming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   $01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   $03  Waste Pile
   504  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
                Treatment
                   T01  Treatment     :nks
                   T02  Treatment     jrface
                          Impoundments
                   T03  Incineration
                   T04  Other Treatment

                   R99  Recycling

                   U99  Unknown      429

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Oregon

  Region X
                  9 A
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                                 OREGON
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region X
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop HW-112
12006th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Environmental
 Quality
Hazardous and Solid Waste
 Division
811 S.W. Sixth
Portland, OR 97204
Notes:    The RCRA hazardous waste management method at only one facility was
         provided by Oregon.  Hence, in Table 1, the remaining seven facilities are
         mentioned under the 'U99* management method.

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                                      Oregon

        Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
                                                                       1ZS

                                                                    22.973 tons
                                                                         0
                                                                         8
                                                                         0
                                                                    74.987 tons

Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage

Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
—
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0*
0
1
0
0
0
0
1*
0
7
8*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
71,817
0
0
0
0
71,817
0
3,170
74,987
100%
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
71,817
0
0
0
0
71,817
0
3,170
74,987
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
95.8
0
0
0
0
95.8
0.0
4.2
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                                432

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                     Oregon
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
CA
HI
ID
MA
ME
MT
Rl
WA
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
76
9
622
20
3
13
1
60,663
310
61,717
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
FL
ID
IN
LA
MN
NM
NV
NY
OH
TX
WA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
3.297
18
32
3,502
6
389
2
60
87
22
2
1
6
7
2.485
9,916
                                                        433

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                          Oregon
Table 3.  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
K061
D006
K088
D008
F006
D001
F001
F003
K001
D005
U134
D007
F002
D004
D003
U239
F005
F019
K086
F007
D0 16
U165
D013
U240
K062
U249
U188
F009
F008
D009
U190
U220
P039
U226
0011
F011
K015
K083
U007
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
4,043
3,312
3,281
2,300
2,243
2,023
1,553
851
630
542
382
378
305
215
168
147
114
86
73
63
58
44
37
19
19
16
15
12
9
6
5
4
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
Percent
of State
total (%)
17.6
14.4
14.3
10.0
9.8
8.8
6.8
3.7
2.7
2.4
1.7
1.6
1.3
0.9
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                           434

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                                                         Oregon
                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities  and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method. 1987
                                                                                 Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste    Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1     Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                              D80         0004                                    18,640
                                          D002                                     8,735
                                          K088                                     8,662
                                          D006                                     6,952

                              U99         D002                                     1,054
                                          F006                                     1,013
                                          F001                                       693
                                          D001                                       279
Disposal                                             080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment In Surface
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior               D81  Land Treatnent/Application/Farning           Impoundments
          Treatment In RCRA Units                    082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior               083  Surface  Impoundments                  T04  other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                      DM  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   D79  Underground Injection W*Us                   T01  Treatment  in Tanks
utoHricnotti

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                                            Oregon

     Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAIO        Site Name

  1     ORD045776432    CASCADE STEEL
  2     ORD009412677    REYNOLDS ALUMINUM
  3     ORD009106055    GILMORE STEEL CORP.
  4     ORD98072S592    TEKTRONIX INC,  FOREST GROVE BRANCH
  5     ORD991281460    BERGSOE METAL CORPORATION
  6     ORD000602110    FREIGHTLINER  CORP.
  7     ORD054964481    BOEING OF PORTLAND
  8     ORD009020231    TEKTRONIX - BEAVERTON CAMPUS
  9     ORD009027970    PRECISION CASTPARTS CORP.
 10     ORD060591963    INTEL CORPORATION - ALOHA CAMPUS
 11     ORDOS0955848    TELEDYNE UAH  CHANG ALBANY
 12     ORD061483384    BARON BLAKESLEE
 13     ORD096253737    UACKER SILTRONIC CORPORATION
 14     ORD049376189    PRAEGITZER INDUSTRIES,  INC.
 15     ORP100008042    FEDERAL LAND  BANK
 16     ORD092887033    JAMES RIVER INK DIVISION
 17     OR0009049412    KERR-MCGEE -  FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION
 18     ORD010736262    OMARK OREGON  SAW CHAIN  DIVISION OF BLOUN
 19     ORD000773937    PRECISION CASTPARTS CORP.
 20     ORD041266792    AEROSCIENTIFIC  CORP.
 21     ORD002277085    MCCLOSKEY CORPORATION,  THE
 22     ORD03979S240    ROGUE VALLEY  CIRCUITS
 23     ORD009020603    MCCORMICK & BAXTER
 24     ORD009032400    J  H  BAXTER &  CO
 25     ORD009412602    RELIANCE UNIVERSAL INC.
 26     ORD980837199    EASTSIDE PLATING WORKS  INC
 27     ORD009049107    EASTSIDE PLATING WORKS  INC.
 28     ORD081182180    HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY
 29     ORD003992518    ELECTRONIC CONTROLS DESIGN, INC.
 30     ORD990659492    RHONE-POULENC
 31     ORD009042532    TAYLOR LUMBER • WOOD PRESERVING DIVISION
 32     OR0041265372    MINNESOTA MINING ft MANUFACTURING CO.
 33     ORD027704816    ACME TRADING  &  SUPPLY COMPANY
 34     ORD991281619    MYERS CONTAINER CORPORATION
 35     OR0000604652    SILTEC CORPORATION, SALEM SILICON PLANT
 36     ORD980982078    FLETT TRUST
 37     ORD009227398    VAN  WATERS AND  ROGERS
 38     OR0980980353    WESTAK OF OREGON
 39     ORD009042854    JAMES RIVER CORP - COATED PRODUCTS DIV.
 40     ORD980738306    CONTINENTAL BRASS INC.


City
MCMINNVILLE
TROUTDALE
PORTLAND
FOREST GROVE
ST. HELENS
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
BEAVERTON
PORTLAND
ALOHA
ALBANY
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
DALLAS
YAMHILL
PORTLAND
THE DALLES
MILWAUKIE
CLACKAMAS
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
MED FORD
PORTLAND
EUGENE
SALEM
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
CORVALLIS
MULINO
PORTLAND
SHERIDAN
WHITE CITY
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
SALEM
T I GARB
PORTLAND
FOREST GROVE
PORTLAND
PORTLAND
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
3,321
3,271
3.058
2,063
1,792
846
734
548
497
475
434
351
280
278
259
232
213
199
181
180
152
151
114
98
97
97
95
94
92
89
88
87
85
85
81
79
69
67
65
64
                                                                                    436

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                                                          Oregon

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name                              City

   1  ORD0894523S3   CHEN-SECURITY SYSTEMS,  INC.             ARLINGTON
   2  ORD009020231   TEKTRONIX - BEAVERTON CAMPUS            BEAVERTON
   3  ORD061483384   BARON BLAKESLEE                        PORTLAND
   4  ORD009227398   VAN WATERS AND ROGERS                  PORTLAND
   5  ORD092895481   SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION                CLACKAMAS
   6  ORD980981682   WESTERN COMPLIANCE SERVICES,  INC        TUALATIN
   7  ORD000712067   SAFETY KLEEN CORPORATION                SPRINGFIELD
   8  ORD980977334   ENVIRONMENTAL PACIFIC CORPORATION       AMITY
                         Hgmt Hgrnt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt            Total
                         Meth Hcth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                           12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                         080
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
                         U99
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
71,816
 2,113
   452
   238
   213
    84
    46
    24
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior ManageMnt in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Appllcation/Fanaing
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal
Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment          fl
   SOS  Other Storage                 **
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

        Unknown

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Pennsylvania
    Region III
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                              PENNSYLVANIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Commonwealth of
 Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental
 Resources
Bureau of Waste Management
Fulton Bank Building
3rd and Locust Streets
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Notes:    Pennsylvania did  not provide the management methods for  most of the
         facilities managing RCRA hazardous waste.
                                                                        439

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                                    Pennsylvania

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
    894

775.431 tons




     22
    103
     10

    125

349.689 tons


    193
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
22
0
15
1
35*
0
5
2
0
2
4
11*
0
112
135*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
32,520
7,056
39,576
0
2,498
1,404
0
3,088
38
7,028
0
25,348
71,952
20.6%
Off site
117,002
0
38,090
0
155,092
0
0
21
0
0
103,655
103,676
0
18,969
277,737
79.4%
Total
117,002
0
70,610
7,056
194,668
0
2,498
1,425
0
3,088
103,693
110,704
0
44,317
349,689
100%
Percent
33.5
0.0
20.2
2.0
55.7
0.0
0.7
0.4
0.0
0.9
29.7
31.7
0.0
12.7
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                             410

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                   Pennsylvania
Table 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DE
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MO
MS
MT
NC
ND
NE
NH
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PR
Rl
SC
TN
TX
VA
VT
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
4
2
187
128
11,291
1,537
2,265
921
736
830
18
101
302
2,699
21,759
148
2,882
332
2,316
393
2,142
59
212
479
67,435
42,215
37,416
15
5
449
3,612
2,862
726
6,832
69
8,340
13
221,732
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CT
DE
FL
GA
ID
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
NC
NJ
NY
OH
OK
Rl
SC
TN
TX
UT
VA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
4,095
420
2,066
3
11
15
8
2,622
44,803
2,820
1,616
124
10.241
21,215
798
1,684
66,258
5,307
163,632
30
182
1,380
659
64
268
1,971
17
478
243
333,030
                                                      441

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                       Pennsylvania
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
K062
MOMX
K061
D002
D008
F006
DOMX
D007
D001
FOMX
K069
F002
F003
F005
F001
UOMX
U188
K051
F019
KOMX
D006
D003
D004
D009
K049
U112
F008
0005
F007
F009
K048
U165
K052
U220
U228
U162
POMX
U122
U114
K006
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
154.014
142,821
100,827
77,154
62,528
49,347
39,937
35,933
31,893
29,736
7,876
6,513
6,399
3,848
2,715
2,489
2,313
2,241
2,153
1,663
1,660
1,591
1,201
911
835
830
826
793
653
648
461
401
333
318
263
199
178
163
113
105
Percent
of State
total (%)
19.9
18.4
13.0
9.9
8.1
6.4
5.2
4.6
4.1
3.8
1.0
0.8
0.8
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                          442

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                                                      Pennsylvania

                         Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                             by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                            Management    Waste
                              Method     Code 1
         Waste     Waste     Waste
         Code 2    Code 3    Code 4
                               Quantity
                                Managed
                              (U.S. tons)
                               D80
MOMX
F006
                                                    MOMX
                                 2,413
                                    85
                               D81
MOMX
K062
                                 1,404
                                    21
                              D83
D007
MOMX
                                 2,838
                                   250
                              D84
                              T01
                              T03
                              T04

                              U99
K062
K061
F006
D008

D008
K062
F006
D002

D001
K061
MOMX
D007

D002

MOMX
K062
D008
D002
 0002      0003      D004
 K050
64,598
13,944
11,159
 5,545

28,482
27,030
23,470
12,946

20,774
12,565
10,540
 5,532

 7.056

25,275
 4,641
 4,361
 2,933
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection W*"s
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Application/Faruing
   082  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   DBA  Other Disposal

Treatment                               fl
   T01  Treatment in Tanks               *
                                                       T02  Treatment in Surface
                                                              Impoundments
                                                       T03  Incineration
                                                       T04  Other Treatment

                                                       R99  Recycling
                                                            Unknown

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                                         Pennsylvania

    Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name                               City

  1     PA0990753089    GENERAL BATTERY CORP                    READING
  2     PAD004336145    WHEELING PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP.          ALLENPORT
  3     PAD087561015    INMETCO                                 ELLWOOO CITY
  4     PAD980831333    BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP-JOHNSTOWN PLANT     JOHNSTOWN
  5     PA0085690592    WASTE CONVERSION INC                    HATFIELD
  6     PAD00433S154    ALLEGHENY LUDLUN STEEL/BRACKENRIDGE      BRACKENRIDGE
  7     PA0049791098    CHEVRON USA.  INC.                       PHILADELPHIA
  8     PAD002326908    LUKENS STEEL  COMPANY*                    COATESVILLE
  9     PAD002344315    CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP               READING
 10     PAD002917466    CROMPTON & KNOWLES CORP                 GIBRALTAR
 11     PAD002375376    U S STEEL CORP - FAIRLESS WORKS          FAIRLESS HILLS
 12     PAD004340444    J & L SPECIALTY PRODUCTS  COMPANY         MIDLAND
 13     PAD004325254    ARMCO ADVANCED MATERIALS                 LYNDORA
 14     PAD064375470    DELAWARE CONTAINER COMPANY,  INC.         COATESVILLE
 15     PAD014167589    GENERAL BATTERY CORP                    HAMBURG
 16     PAD980550412    SMITHKLINE CHEMICALS                    CONSHOHOCICEN
 17     PAD004328548    CYCLOPS CORPORATION SAWHILL  DIVISION     SHARON
 18     PAD009438409    HEWLETT PACKARD                         AVONDALE
 19     PAD004338091    WHEATLAND TUBE COMPANY                   WHEATLAND
 20     PAD002330165    EAST PENN MANUFACTURING CO.              LYON STATION
 21     PAD004322509    WASHINGTON STEEL CORP.  (WOODLAND AV)     WASHINGTON
 22     PAD043746B41    TELEDYNE COLUMBIA SUMMERILL              SCOTTDALE
 23     PAD000731026    CHEM CLEAR INC                          CHESTER
 24     PAD000824730    ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORPORATION            NEVILLE ISLAND
 25     PAD003026531    BETHLEHEM STEEL-SHAPE & RAIL PRODS       STEELTON
 26     PAD030069140    QUALITY CHEMICALS INC                    TYRONE
 27     PAD000443705    WESTERN BERKS REFUSE AUTHORITY LANDF     BIRDSBORO
 28     PAD042259374    ARCO CHEMICAL CO./ATLANTIC RICHFIELD     WEST CHESTER
 29     PAD002387835    BRUSH WELLMAN INC                       READING
 30     PAD004391421    LTV STEEL,  FLAT ROLL I  BAR COMPANY       BEAVER  FALLS
 31     PAD04S203822    LORD CORP.  -  CHEMICAL PRODUCTS GROUP     SAEGERTOUN
 32     PAD004378501    ALLEGHENY LUDLUN STEEL                   VANDERGRIFT
 33     PAD001933175    SHARON STEEL  CORP(VIC.  POSNER WORKS)     FARRELL
 34     PAD002389104    HI  PURE CHEMICAL INC                    NAZARETH
 35     PAD069778967    AIR PRODUCTS  t CHEMICALS  INC            HOMETOWN
 36     PAD002327708    AUT-READING  WORKS                      READING
 37     PAD980551964    SMITH KLINE AND FRENCH  LABORATORIES      SUEOELAKD
 38     PAD043891530    CORNING ASAHI  VIDEO PRODUCTS            STATE COLLEGE
 39     PAD003038056    E  I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS t CO INC           TOUANDA
 40     PAD096837356    BOEING HELICOPTER                       PHILADELHIA
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  31,708
  28,429
  27,899
  26,855
  24.129
  23.602
  22,761
  20,324
  20.143
  20.019
  17.651
  15.964
  14.630
  12.881
  12,548
  12.384
  12,135
  11.698
  10,921
  10,703
  10,369
  10,013
   9,533
   9,438
   9,110
   9,006
   8,620
   8,035
   6,853
   6,476
   6,429
   6,218
   5,915
   5,795
   5,644
   4,882
   4,755
   4,683
   4.322
   4,217
                                                                                      444

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                                                      Pennsylvania

                                Table 6.   Forty  Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1   PAD002395887   NEW JERSEY  ZINC  HAZ WASTE HGHT FACIL
   2   PAD059087072   MILL SERVICE  INC
   3   PAD010154045   ENVIRITE  CORPORATION
   4   PAD085690592   UASTE CONVERSION INC
   5   PAD002389559   KEYSTONE  PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY
   6   PA0087S61015   INMETCO
   7   PAD002391548   PFIZER INC
   8   PA0049791098   CHEVRON USA,  INC.
   9   PAD002917466   CROMPTON  &  ICNOULES CORP
  10   PA0990753089   GENERAL BATTERY  CORP
  11   PA0980S50412   SMITHKLINE  CHEMICALS
  12   PAD009438409   HEWLETT PACKARD
  13   PAD064375470   DELAWARE  CONTAINER COMPANY,  INC.
  14   PAD981038227   WRC PROCESSING CO
  15   PAD043746841   TELEDYNE  COLUMBIA SUMMERILL
  16   PAD083965897   MEDUSA CEMENT COMPANY
  17   PAD000731026   CHEM CLEAR  INC
  18   PAD000736942   CALGON CARBON CORPORATION
  19   PAD098732118   INDUSTRIAL  SOLVENTS & CHEMICAL CO
  20   PAD061107017   GTE PRODUCTS CORPORATION
  21   PAD980SS5676   PEROX,  INC.
  22   PAD002517381   TYLER PIPE  INDUSTRIES, INC.
  23   PAD981111727   K.A.  STEEL  CHEMICALS, INC.
  24   PAD002289700   ARCO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS COMPANY
  25   PAD002344315   CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP
  26   PA4170022418   US  NAVAL  BASE
  27   PAD003003894   BERKLEY PRODUCTS COMPANY, THE
  28   PA6170024545   NAVAL AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER
  29   PAD000737148   SPRINGETTSBURY UASTE TREATMENT
  30   PAD000805028   JONES t LAUGHLIN STEEL(LTV STEEL)
  31   PAD000650366   PPG IND INC RESEARCH i DEVELOPMENT
  32   PAD000738849   SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION
  33   PAD980554570   GTE PRODUCTS CORPORATION
  34   PAD001307792   ARMSTRONG FLOOR  PLANT
  35   PAD003043353   MERCK ft CO  INC CHEROKEE PLANT
  36   PAD004336319   PPG INDUSTRIES INC
  37   PADOOU98010   US  STEEL  - CLAIRTON WORKS
 38  PAD002330165    EAST  PENN MANUFACTURING CO.
 39  PAD980707087   ENVIROTROL, INC.
 40  PAD001643691    HARLEY DAVIDSON
        City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
PALMERTON
BULGER
YORK
HATFIELD
BATH
ELLWOOO CITY
EASTON
PHILADELPHIA
GIBRALTAR
READING
CONSHOHOCKEN
AVONDALE
COATESVILLE
POTTSVILLE
SCOTTDALE
WAMPUM
CHESTER
PITTSBURGH
YORK HAVEN
YORK
FARRELL
MACUNGIE
DRAVOSBURG
PHILADELPHIA
READING
PHILADELPHIA
AKRON
WARMINSTER
YORK
ALIQUIPPA
SPRINGDALE
WESTCHESTER
WARREN
LANCASTER
RIVERSIDE
SPRINGDALE
CLAIRTON
LYON STATION
BEAVER FALLS
YORK
S03
D81
T01
S01
S02
T03
S02
S02
D83
T01
SOI
U99
S01
T01
U99
SOS
T01
T03
S01
S01
T01
D80
T01
D81
S01
S01
T01
S04
T01
T01
SOI
S01
SOI
SOI
S01
S01
T03
S01
T03
SOI

D84 U99
U99
S02 S03
U99
U99
U99
S03 T03 T04
S04
U99
T03 T01 U99

T01 U99
U99

T03 U99
U99
U99
S02 U99
SOS



S03
S03 S04 SOS

U99

U99
U99
U99
S02 U99
U99

T03

U99
503

T03
Off site
Off site
Off site
Offsite
Off site
Both
Offsite
T01 Both
Ons ite
Offsite
Both
Ons ite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Off site
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
114.805
106.858
68,065
60,068
57,380
45,586
31.570
20,995
18,588
17,935
14,105
11,640
11,491
10,748
9,850
7,171
6,180
5,905
4,525
3,118
3,037
1,788
,449
,417
,414
,353
,298
.250
,207
,050
1,019
1,016
969
934
893
889
841
750
694
670
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal
Storage
   SOI  Container (barrel, dnn, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   SOS  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Oth»r storage
                Treatment
                   T01  Treatment in Tanks
                   T02  Treatment in Surface
                          Impoundments
                   T03  Incineration
                   T04  Other Treatment

                   R99  Recycling    A A £

                   U99  Unknown

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Puerto Rico
     Region II
   Puerto Rico &
   Virgin Islands
                          446

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                               PUERTO RICO
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region II
Hazardous Waste Program
 Branch
26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
New York, NY 10278
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Environmental Quality Board
Land Pollution Control Area
National Plaza Bank Building
431 Ponce de Leon Avenue,
 11th Floor
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, 00917
Notes:    No special notes for Puerto Rico.
                                                                            447

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                                    Puerto Rico

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


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

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     77

201.110 tons




      9
      1
      1

     11

184.629 tons


     27
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Treat in RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D11
D79
080
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
3
2
4*

1
0
3
0
0
0
1
4*
3
2
11*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
459
201
660

83,535
0
80,276
0
0
0
3,332
167,143
16,824
0
184,627
100.0%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
<0.05%
Total
0
0
459
201
660

83,535
0
80,276
0
0
0
3,332
167,143
16,824
2
184,629
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.1
0.4

45.2
0.0
43.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.8
90.5
9.1
<0.05
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                              448

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                   Puerto Rico
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CT
FL
KS
U
MD
Ml
MN
NJ
OH
PA
TX
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
96
1,327
402
36
1
3
703
3
10
39
8
12
254
425
20
3,339
                                                     449

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                        Puerto Rico
Table 3.  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
FOMX
F005
D001
F002
F003
D002
F006
K051
U044
D0 13
K052
DOMX
F001
D009
D003
U122
K050
D008
U170
D007
F007
P015
P030
U019
U069
U077
U081
U211
0004
D005
D011
POMX
P029
UOMX
U001
U002
U021
U031
U057
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
107,836
64,153
19,327
2.786
2,107
1,828
1,301
681
542
171
137
62
49
30
26
15
15
14
10
7
4








<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
53.6
31.9
9.6
1.4
1.0
0.9
0.6
0.3
0.3
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                        450

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                                                      Puerto Rico

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
011



D80


084
R99


T03



T04

U99


Waste Waste Waste Waste
Code 1 Code 2 Code 3 Code 4
F002 F003 F005
F005
0001
F003
0001 F001 F003 K022
0013
D003
0001 F003
0001 F002 F003 F005
0001 F003
0001
0001
D001 F003 U044
0001 F003
0001 F003 F005 U044
F005
F006

MOMX
Quantity
Managed
(U.S. tons)
63.195
19,109
746
378
80,139
133
4
3,332
16,675
141
8
213
140
89
17
199
2
1
1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   DU  Discharge to Sewer/POTW,  Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior ManagoKnt in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   081  Land Treatscnt/Application/Farning
   082  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
T02  Treatment in Surface
       Impoundments
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment
R99r Recycling
cj. ^ j.
U99  Unknown

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                                          Puerto Rico

     Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAIO        Site Name                                   City

  1     PRD090028101    MERCK SHARP AND DOHHE QUIMICA DE PR,  INC    BARCELONETA
  2     PRD980594618    UNION CARBIDE CARIBE, INC.                   PENUELAS
  3     PRD090021056    SQUIBB PHARMACEUTICAL COMPLEX               HUMACAO
  4     PRD090399718    SAFETY KLEEN ENVIROSYSTEMS  COMPANY          MANATI
  5     PRD090613357    SK&F LAB CO., CHEMICAL DIVISION             GUAYAMA
  6     PRD090398074    UPJOHN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,THE            ARECIBO
  7     PR0090370537    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY                    BARCELONETA
  8     PRD991291949    STERLING PHARMACEUTICALS,  INC.              BARCELONETA
  9     PRD091065102    CYANAMID AGRICULTURAL PR INC.               MANATI
 10     PRD090139S36    SCHERING-PLOUGH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION     MANATI
 11     PRD000632182    CARIBBEAN GULF REFINING CORPORATION          BAYAMON
 12     PRD980526552    WESTERN FHER LABORATORIES,  INC              PONCE
 13     PRD980536049    JANSSEN INC                                 GURABO
 H     PRD985360049    JANSSEN INC. OF PUERTO RICO                 GURABO
 15     PRD090378225    SEARLE & CO                                 CAGUAS
 16     PRD049S32807    SARTORIUS, INC.                             YAUCO
 17     PRD090S06239    LOCTITE PUERTO RICO,INC                     SABANA  GRANDE
 18     PRD091200477    DAVIS & GECK INC.                           MANATI
 19     PRD991291857    DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION               SAN GERMAN
 20     PRD090346909    PFIZER PHARMACEUTICALS INC                   BARCELONETA
 21     PRD090074071    YABUCOA SUN OIL COMPANY                     YABUCOA
 22     PRD000692772    REEDCO, INC.                                HUMACAO
 23     PRD000692525    ANAQUEST INC.                               GUAYAMA
 24     PRD090383860    CARIBE GE PROD.,INC. BLDG #1-ARECIBO  PIT    ARECIBO
 25     PR0991291972    DURAND/LEARNED PLANT                        GUAYAMA
 26     PRD091063743    PROOUCTOS CIRCUITOS DE PUERTO RICO          JUANA DIAZ
 27     PRD090519752    AVON MIRABELLA, INC.                        AGUADILLA
 28     PRD090031410    CARIBE GE PROD..INC. BLDG 01-VEGA ALTA  P    VEGA ALTA
 29     PRD980768410    KEY PHARMACEUTICALS P.R. INC.               LAS PIEDRAS
 30     PRD980759U3    DUPONT ELECTRONICS MATERIALS INC.           MANATI
 31      PRD091198366    MILLIPORE CORP.                             CIDRA
 32     PRD980650907    AVON LOMALINDA, INC.                        SAN SEBASTIAN
 33     PRT000010355    PHARMASEAL CORPORATION                      TOA ALTA
 34     PRD000692699    MEDTRONIC PUERTO RICO INC                    VILLALBA
 35     PRD090584152    ROCHE PRODUCTS, INC.                        MANATI
 36     PR2170027203    US  NAVAL STATION ROOSEVELT  ROADS PR          CEIBA
 37     PRD000691014    BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS (CARIBE), INC.          NAGUABO
 38     PRD090282757    CARIBE GE PROD..INC. JUANA  DIAZ PLANT        JUANA DIAZ
 39     PRD091188193    BARD CARDIOSURGERY                          LAS PIEDRAS
 40      PRD980644397    STAR KIST CARIBE INC.                        NAYAGUEZ
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  84,162
  80,139
  17,124
   5,663
   3,359
   2,825
     752
     723
     644
     581
     523
     439
     426
     426
     375
     284
     281
     267
     246
     219
     193
     137
     126
     113
      98
      91
      90
      77
      67
      45
      44
      43
      43
      39
      36
      34
      31
      24
      23
      23

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                                                       Puerto Rico

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  PRD090028101   MERCK SHARP AND DOHNE QUIMICA DE  PR,
   2  PRD980594618   UNION CARBIDE CARIBE, INC.
   3  PRD090021056   SQUIBB PHARMACEUTICAL COMPLEX
   4  PRD0906133S7   SttF LAB CO., CHEMICAL DIVISION
   5  PRD090398074   UPJOHN MANUFACTURING COUPAMY,THE
   6  PRD090370537   GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
   7  PRD991291949   STERLING PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.
   8  PRD09037822S   SEARLE & CO
   9  PRD090346909   PFIZER PHARMACEUTICALS INC
  10  PRD000692772   REEDCO, INC.
  11  PRD000692525   ANAQUEST INC.
  12  PRD991291972   DURAND/LEARNED PLANT
  13  PRD090584152   ROCHE PRODUCTS,  INC.
  U  PR2170027203   US NAVAL STATION ROOSEVELT  ROADS  PR
  15  PRD0902827S7   CARIBE GE PROD.,INC. JUANA  DIAZ PLAN
  16  PRD981080682   MC GAW LABORATORIES, INC.
  17  PRD090426180   A.M.I. GIBSON INC.  PLANT  *1
  18  PRDOOOU1359   3ECTON DICKINSON
  19  PRD000692582   CARIBE GE PROD.,INC. VIEQUES  PLANT
  20  PR0987366069   A.M.I. GIBSON INC.  C.C.E. (PLANT  #2)
  21  PRD090383860   CARIBE GE PROD..INC. BLDG 01-ARECIBO
  22  PRD091199331    BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORP. OF  PUERTO RI
  23  PRD090070459   CARIBE GE PROD..INC. HUMACAO  PLANT
  24  PRD981493S70   BD MICROPETTE,  INC.
  25  PRD090023250   SK&F CO  CIDRA
  26  PRD091019224   CARIBE GE PROD.,INC. SAN  GERMAN PLAN
  27  PRD980536221    LANT FLEET WEAPONS  TRA FAC  INNER  RAN
        City
                 Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                 Meth Meth Meth Heth Heth Waste     Managed
                  12345   Source   (U.S. tons)
BARCELONETA
PENUELAS
HUMACAO
GUAYAMA
ARECIBO
BARCELONETA
BARCELONETA
CAGUAS
BARCELONETA
HUMACAO
GUAYAMA
GUAYAMA
MANATI
CEIBA
JUANA DIAZ
SABANA GRANDE
LUQUILLO
JUNCOS
ISABEL SEGUNDA
LUQUILLO
ARECIBO
CAROLINA
HUMACAO
CANOVANAS
CIDRA
SAN GERMAN
VIEQUES ISLAND
D11
D80
R99
084
S01
504
R99
SOI
R99
080
SOS
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
SOI
S01
S01
S01
501
501
U99
D80 502 T04
504
501 S02
S02
S02
SOS T04
S02
T03
S01 S02 T03
S01











U99





T03 Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Onsite
Ons ite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
.Onsite
Off site
83,898
80,139
16.676
3,332
2,749
752
722
299
219
137
126
98
36
34
24
22
18
8
7
7
6
6
3
2
1
1
1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Trtatnent in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage In RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Trtatnent/Application/Fe-ming
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal
Storage
   SOI
   S02
   S03
   504
   SOS
                                 Treatment
                                    T01  Treatment  in Tanks
                                    T02  Treatment  in Surface
Container (barrel, dru», etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment
R99  Recycling

U99  Unknown
                   ^  t   /f
                   1  •   Ti

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Rhode Island
    Region I
                  454

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                            RHODE ISLAND
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region I
RCRA Support Section
Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
JFK Federal Building
Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
State of Rhode Island
Department of Environmental
 Management
Division of Air and Hazardous
 Materials
291 Promenade Street
Providence, Rl 02908-5767
Notes:  No special notes for Rhode Island.
                                                                  455

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                                    Rhode Island

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
   127

12.4891  tons
     0
     4
     0
 18.180  tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
2
0
0
2
3*
0
0
0
0
0
0
0*
2
0
4*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
Off site
7,969
0
0
7,832
15,801
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2,379
0
18,180
100%
Total
7,969
0
0
7,832
15,801
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2,379
0
18,180
100%
Percent
43.8
0.0
0.0
43.1
86.9
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
13.1
0.0
100
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
1 Excludes waste generated by non-recurrent generators.
                                                               456

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                                Rhode Island
           Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
CT
FL
MA
MD
ME
Ml
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
2,419
17
7,551
790
223
67
640
1,078
1,266
37
264
45
417
14,814
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
CT
FL
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MO
NH
NJ
NY
OH
OR
PA
SC
TN
TX
VA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
5,208
1
124
201
31
23
38
4,863
90
644
161
11
279
1,530
2,637
61
3
557
16
331
37
1
16.8471
1 Excludes waste generated by non-recurrent generators but includes State regulated waste.
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                         Rhode Island
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
D008
F006
D002
F001
F005
F003
F002
F007
F009
U012
D006
D007
D003
D005
U002
D011
U226
D004
F008
D009
U122
U228
U288
D014
F011
U211
F004
K052
U154
U223
P001
P030
P041
U071
U112
U167
U184
U188
U220
Quantity generated1
In State (tons)
4,461
1,804
1,571
1.528
786
515
459
446
180
175
101
94
82
80
65
32
26
18
12
7
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Percent
of State
total (%)
35.7
14.4
12.6
12.2
6.3
4.1
3.7
3.6
1.4
1.4
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
 1 Excludes waste generated by non-recurrent generators.
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                                                      Rhode Island

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and  Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                 Quantity
                           Management    Waste     Waste    Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1     Code 2   Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                              R99                                                  2,379

                              T01                                                  7,969

                              T04                                                  7.832
Disposal                                              D80  Landfills                            T02  Treatment  in Surface
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior                081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming            Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
   DU  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  TO*  Other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                 rR99  Recycling
          Prior Management In RC»* Units           Treatment                                Q  O J
   079  Underground Injection V                       T01  Treatment In Tanks                   U99  Unknown

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                                        Rhode Island

   Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators  and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAIO        Site Name

  1     RI0006807911     NARRAGANSETT  IMPROVEMENT  CO.
  2     Rt1170024243     NAVAL RESEARCH  & TRAINING CENTER
  3     RID991302407     INTERNATIONAL DEPOSITORY  INC
  4     RID0011930S1     NYMAN MANUFACTURING CO.
  5     RID084802842     CHEN PAK
  6     RI0001546811     RI  FORGING STEEL
  7     R10058065707     ARKWRIGHT INC.
  8     RI0000791434     CHEMART  COMPANY
  9     R10980669253     REELTECH
 10     RID001200609     PEASE &  CURREN
 11     RID001205780     VICTORY  POLISHING & PLATING
 12     RID051507044     BOSTITCH-TEXTRON
 13     RID084699867     INTERNATIONAL ETCHING  INC.
 14     RID09S976544     OLIN HUNT SPECIALTY PRODUCTS
 15     RID063890214     R.M.I. REFINERY
 16     RID095971768     ROBERT E. DERECKTOR OF RI
 17     RID048976732     NEW ENGLAND CONTAINER
 18     RID981069917     CIRCON TECHNOLOGY INC.
 19     RID001205921     EG&G  SEALOL  ENGINEERED PROD
 20     RID001201508     A.T.CROSS CO.
 21     RID001805670     HOECHST  CELANESE CORP.
 22     RID001199272     8.H. BALLOU & CO. INC
 23     RID030284293     AMPEREX  ELECTRONIC
 24     RID001457845     KENNEY MANUFACTURING CO.
 25     RID075710996     RHODE ISLAND  HOSPITAL
 26     RID001784016     ELECTRONIC PRECISION CIRCIUT
 27     RID055176283     PETRSON/PURITAN INC.
 28     RID075728030     OLIN HUNT SPECIALTY PRODUCTS
 29     R1D002034528     NIFE INC.
 30     RID063892491     B.B. GREENBURG  CO.
 31      RID001962190     T.H. BAYLISS CO.
 32     RID980668610     RIBCO INC.  INC.
 33     RID001192095     STANDARD NUT t  BOLT
 34     RID058064353     REGAL PLATING
 35      RI0075725952     GE-PROVIDENCE BASE  PLANT
 36     RI0000652354     SUORAVSKI  AMERICA LIMITED
 37     RI0001786516     GEORGE MANN* CO..INC.
 38      RID058058405     CHERRY SEMI CONDUCTOR
 39      RID084807825     FREDERICK GUNM  CHEMICAL CO.
 40      RID042131318     KEENE CORP
City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)
PROVIDENCE
NEWPORT
NORTH KINGSTOWN
EAST PROVIDENCE
CRANSTON
RUMFORD
FISKEVILLE
LINCOLN
WARWICK
WARWICK
PROVIDENCE
EAST GREENWICH
PROVIDENCE
LINCOLN
WOON SOCKET
MIDDLETOWN
LINCOLN
WOON SOCKET
PROVIDENCE
LINCOLN
COVENTRY
EAST PROVIDENCE
NORTH SMITHFIELO
WARWICK
PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE
CUMBERLAND
EAST PROVIDENCE
LINCOLN
PROVIDENCE
WARWICK
PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE
CRANSTON
PROVIDENCE
EAST GREENWICH
SMITHFIELO
EAST PROVIDENCE
1,354
783
493
380
361
309
299
294
251
227
209
208
187
174
171
157
156
150
145
125
121
119
108
105
104
102
102
100
88
86
85
80
72
69
69
67
64
63
63
62
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                                                       Rhode  Island

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  RID006807911    NARRAGANSETT IMPROVEMENT  CO
   2  RID040098352    NORTHLAND CHEMICAL  COMPANY
   3  RI0980906986    ETICAM
   4  RID117002424    NAVAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING
   5  RID991302407    INTERNATIONAL DEPOSITORY  INC
   6  RID084802842    CHEM-PAK CORPORATION
   7  RID075708990    EUA STORAGE  FACILITY
   8  RID001962190    T.H. BAYLIS  CO INC
   9  RID089351472    FORT BARTON  INDUSTRIES
        City

        PROVIDENCE
        PROVIDENCE
        WARWICK
        PORTSMOUTH
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
T01  T04
T04
R99  S01
S01  S02
        NORTH KINGSTOWN  S01
        CRANSTON         S01  T01  R99
        PAWTUCKET        S01
        WARWICK          SOI
        WARWICK          S01  S02
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Onsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Onsite
         Offsite
11.636
 4,153
 2,084
 1,065
   684
   593
    35
    32
     0
Disposal
   Oil  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment ir  CRA Units
   014  Discharge to    sr/POTW. Prior
          Storage in   a Units
   021  Discharge to ^rface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land Tr«atnent/Appli cat ion/Faming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Inpoundnents
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   503  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          ImpoumJiiBi its
   T03  Incineration
   T04  other Treatment

   R99  Recycling       £  t

   U99  Unknown
                                              4 G1

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South Carolina
     Region IV
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                              SOUTH CAROLINA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA  30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
No
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
North Carolina Department of
 Health and Environmental
 Control
Bureau of Solid and Hazardous
 Waste Management
2600 Bull Street
Columbia, SC 29201
Notes:    In Tables 1 and 2, we see that hazardous waste generation (G) is reported as
         4,850,200 tons, RCRA hazardous waste management (excluding storage -
         only management) (M) is reported as 5,236,688 tons, imports (I) are 147,473
         tons, and exports (X)  are 36,233 tons. The hazardous waste flow balance
         equation, G = M -1 + X, is far out of balance. This is because a sizeable
         quantity of hazardous waste generated in  prior years was managed during
         1987, and this quantity is excluded from the generation quantity, but not the
         management quantity, reported in Table 1.
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                                   South Carolina

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
     404

4.850.200 tons




      30
       5
       9

      44

5.236.688 tons



      Zl
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
11
15
23*
0
1
0
0
1
2
4*
21
0
44*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
3,911
265,552
269,463
0
0
0
0
336.407
4,423,266
4,759,673
2,730
0
5,031,866
96.1%
Off site
0
0
21,933
18,759
40,692
0
137,103
0
0
0
0
137,103
27,027
0
204,822
3.9%
Total
0
0
25,844
284,311
310,155
0
137,103
0
0
336,407
4.423,266
4,896,776
29,757
0
5,236,688
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.5
5.4
5.9
0.0
2.6
0.0
0.0
6.4
84.5
93.5
0.6
0.0
100
-
*CoIumn may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                  South Carolina
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from off site (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CA
CO
CT
DC
DE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
PR
Rl
TN
TX
VA
VT
Wl
WV
TOTAL
Tons received
2,342
11
12
21
2,737
22
2,977
16,081
15,846
4
860
853
498
173
5,590
5,346
41
57
254
29
36
57,253
135
7,778
817
638
9,108
54
117
5,915
294
9,753
120
125
1,576
147,473
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped off site (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
NC
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PA
TN
TX
VA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
5,209
260
379
2,259
135
114
5
764
1,354
12
142
322
40
6
6,278
2,203
74
813
12
15,416
136
292
8
36,233
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                        South Carolina
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
DOMX
FOMX
MOMX
F003
F006
D001
K061
F005
D008
F002
UOMX
U134
K001
F001
D005
K062
D003
D007
D006
U220
D004
D009
F019
POMX
K086
U009
U188
F007
KOMX
U154
U226
U122
F008
U161
U151
U088
U051
U228
P106
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
4,512,549
195,407
36,823
34,495
21,618
13,919
13,646
9.124
4,687
3,487
2.798
1,430
1,378
949
850
821
517
425
404
367
237
174
172
162
159
100
95
70
67
55
51
45
43
29
27
25
24
20
18
17
Percent
of State
total (%)
92.9
4.0
0.8
0.7
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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                                                     South Carolina

                         Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4
                              D80
                              D83
F006
0008
F006

D002
D002
F019

D007      D009
                    Quantity
                     Managed
                   (U.S. tons)

                       28,980
                       22,861
                        8,373
                        8.132

                      248,951
                       87,456
                              D84
D002
D001

D009
                              4,423,178
                                     54
                                     18
                                     15
                              R99
D001
F005
0001
F003
                                                    F002
                                 18,206
                                  4,984
                                  4,465
                                    956
                              T03
                              T04
0001

0002
F003

0002
F007
F003
0002
0007
F009

0008
0009
  8,082
  1,982
  1,981
  1,461

218,500
 35,149
  9,919
  6,536
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatsvnt in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Nanageaent in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
            080  Landfills                            T02
            081  Land Treatnent/Appl {cation/Faming
            082  Ocean Disposal                        T03
            083  Surface Impoundments                  T04
            D84  Other Disposal
                                                  Treatment  in Surface
                                                    Impoundments
                                                  Incineration
                                                  Other Treatment

                                                  Recycling
         Treatment                               j:  V  <
            T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99 Unknown

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                                               South Carolina

           Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
Rank       EPAIO        Site Name

  1     SCD048373468    MOBAY CHEMICAL CORP-BUSHY PARK PLANT
  2     SC1890008989    DOE SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT
  3     SCD078065117    SIEMENS ENERGY & AUTOMATION INC.
  4     SCD991278128    HOECHST CELANESE, VIRGINIA CHEMICALS CO
  5     SCD044940369    NUCOR STEEL
  6     SCD003345683    TORRINGTON COMPANY
  7     SCD048372023    LOCKHEED AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS-GEORGIA
  8     SCD07799S488    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP - LEXINGTON PLANT
  9     SCD044442333    THERMALKEM INC.
 10     SC0991277716    GEORGETOWN STEEL CORPORATION
 11     SCD043384072    ETHYL CORPORATION - ORANGEBURG PLANT
 12     SCD001368075    AT&T NASSAU METALS CORPORATION
 13     SCD036275626    SOUTHEASTERN CHEMICALS & SOLVENTS CO
 U     SC0170022560    USN - CHARLESTON NAVAL SHIPYARD
 15     SCD003349065    BLACKMAN-UHLER CHEMICAL DIV. OF SYNALLOY
 16     SCD002601656    PARA-CHEM SOUTHERN INC
 17     SCD003353760    OWEN ELECTRIC STEEL COMPANY
 18     SCD098400948    MEMC
 19     SCD003358389    ALBRIGHT AND WILSON, INCORPORATED
 20     SCD050187434    SOUTHERN COATINGS INC
 21     SCD981467616    THERMAL OXIDATION CORPORATION
 22     SCD003349982    OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS-ANDERSON PLANT
 23     SCD981031040    SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION 3-066-01(GREER)
 24     SCD0033S1814    WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
 25     SCD000648493    DURACELL USA
 26     SCD980711048    AMEROCK CORPORATION
 27     SCD041388554    EXIDE BATTERY
 28     SC0058754789    GROCE LABORATORIES INCORPORATED
 29     SCD003360393    ABCO INDUSTRIES, LTD.
 30     SCD000770263    DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
 31      SCD980848717    CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
 32     SCD084707298    C R BARD INCORPORATED
 33     SCD070371885    C P CHEMICALS INCORPORATED
 34     SCD097631691    HOECHST CELANESE CORP - GREER PLANT
 35     SCD052075116    TECHNOGRAPHICS DECOTONE, U.S.  INC.
 36     SC1750216169    US MARINE CORPS-AIR STATION BEAUFORT
 37     SCD980804074    GENERAL ELECTRIC CERAMICS INC.
 38     SC0069314045    MILLIKEN CHEMICAL-DEWEY PLANT
 39      SCD047554753    U R GRACE t COMPANY • CRYOVAC DIVISION
 40      SCD073716516    MICHELIN TIRE CORP MFC DIV


City
BERKELEY COUNTY
AIKEN
ROEBUCK
CHESTER
DARLINGTON
CLINTON
CHARLESTON
LEXINGTON
ROCK HILL
GEORGETOWN
ORANGEBURG
GASTON
SUMTER
CHARLESTON
SPARTANBURG
SIMPSONVILLE
CAYCE
MOORE
CHARLESTON
SUMTER
ROEBUCK
ANDERSON
GREER
HAMPTON
LANCASTER
SPARTANBURG
SUMTER
GREER
ROEBUCK
GREENVILLE
ORANGEBURG
MONCKS CORNER
SUMTER
GREER
LEXINGTON
BEAUFORT
LAURENS
INMAN
SIMPSONVILLE
SANDY SPRINGS
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
4,423,416
272.550
35,221
19,591
14,439
12,123
6,766
6,755
5,658
4,746
3.604
3,209
3,149
2,890
2,578
2,060
1,970
1,558
1,416
1,289
1,012
992
845
712
707
697
691
675
587
564
524
510
497
462
436
419
417
411
403
401

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                                                     South Carolina

                                Table  6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPA10       Site Name

   1  SCD048373468   MOBAY CHEMICAL CORP-BUSHY PARK PLANT
   2  SC1890008989   DOE  SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT
   3  SCD070375985   GSX  SERVICES OF SOUTH CAROLINA INC.
   4  SCD078065117   SIEMENS  ENERGY & AUTOMATION INC.
   5  SCD077995488   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP - LEXINGTON PLANT
   6  SCD981467616   THERMAL  OXIDATION CORPORATION
   7  SCD003345683   TORRINGTON COMPANY
   8  SC0070371885   C P  CHEMICALS INCORPORATED
   9  SCD036275626   SOUTHEASTERN CHEMICALS & SOLVENTS CO
  10  SCD044442333   THERMALKEM INC.
  11  SC0046503132   STOLLER  MII-DIV.OF STOLLER CHEMICAL
  12  SCD043384072   ETHYL CORPORATION • ORANGEBURG PLANT
  13  SC0000870055   ROCK HILL, CITY OF
  14  SCD001368075   AT&T NASSAU METALS CORPORATION
  15  SCD098400948   MEMC
  16  SCD058754789   GROCE LABORATORIES INCORPORATED
  17  SCD003353026   KOPPERS  COMPANY INC
  18  SCD003349982   OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS-ANDERSON PLA
  19  SCD981031040   SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION 3-066-01(GR
  20  SCD003353760   OWEN ELECTRIC STEEL COMPANY
  21  SCD003351814   WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
  22  SCD003351699   GIANT CEMENT COMPANY
  23  SCD003350675   INTERNATIONAL MINERALS & CHEMICAL CO
  24  SCD069314045   MILLI KEN CHEMICAL-DEWEY PLANT
  25  SCD980842785   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-043-21 (FLORENCE
  26  SCD9807D9299   SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 3-179-21 (SMVL)
  27  SCD083415125   CROWN  CORK ft SEAL
  28  SCD003339207   SIEBE  NORTH INC.-CHARLESTON PLANT
  29  SCD041387762   CAROLINA EASTMAN CO - DIV EASTMAN KO
  30  SCD062697735   ASHLAND  CHEMICAL COMPANY-GREENVILLE
  31   SCD069196012   FMC  CORP, GROUND SYSTEMS DIV-AIKEN P
  32  SC7570024821    USAF-MYRTLE BEACH AFB
  33  SC0170022560   USD  •  CHARLESTON NAVAL SHIPYARD
  34  SCD067002147   GENERAL  ELECTRIC COMPANY
  35  SCD0033U678   E I DUPONT OE NEMOURS AND COMPANY IN
  36  SCD097631691    HOECHST CELANESE CORP - GREER PLANT
  37  SCD054241229  SOUTHEASTERN KUSAN
  38  SCD003354412   SANGAMO UESTON COMPONENTS DIVISION
 39  SC0042627448   HARDUICKE CHEMICAL COMPANY
 40   SCD003361987  ALLIED CORPORATION - COLUMBIA PLANT
        City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Hgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTV. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Appltcatton/Ferming
.ANT

1C.

INT



i CO

ML
ANT





PLA
(GR

1

. CO

MCE



! KO
IE
N P



IN
NT

N

NT
D82
D83
D84
BERKELEY COUNTY
AIKEN
PINEWOOD
ROEBUCK
LEXINGTON
ROEBUCK
CLINTON
SUMTER
SUMTER
ROCK HILL
JERICHO
ORANGEBURG
ROCK HILL
GASTON
MOORE
GREER
FLORENCE
ANDERSON
GREER
CAYCE
HAMPTON
HARLEYVILLE
HARTSVILLE
INMAN
FLORENCE
SUHMERVILLE
CHERAW
CHARLESTON
WEST COLUMBIA
GREENVILLE
AIKEN
MYRTLE BEACH AFB
CHARLESTON
FLORENCE
WINONA
GREER
GAFFNEY
PICKENS
ELGIN
COLUMBIA
Ocean Disposal
D84 S01
D83 S01 502
080 S03
T04
R99 S01 502
501 T03
501 S02 T04
T04
R99 S02
501 T03 SOS
T04
T03
T04
S01 S04
501 T04
D84 R99 501
S01 504
501 T03
S01 502
503
SOI T03 T04
T03
R99
R99 501
501 502
S01 S02
R99
S01 502 T04
S01 S02 T03
S01
501 S02
S01 502
SOI T04
S01 502
S01 S02
S01 502
R99
T04
S02 SOI
S01

Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal

Onsite
T04 Onsite
Both
Onsite
T04 Both
Both
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
T04 T03 Both
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Treatment
T01 Treatment
T02 Treatment
4,423,251
561,367
137.111
35,149
23,239
15,259
9,967
9,533
7,429
6,930
6,553
2,994
2,320
2,063
1,455
986
950
733
704
500
441
291
285
279
181
99
84
74
66
62
60
58
50
48
40
39
36
32
31
29

in Tanks
in Surface
Storage
   S01  Container (barrel,  drum,  etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment

R99  Recycling

U99  unknown
                                         469

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South Dakota
    Region VIII
                    4 7 0

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                              SOUTH DAKOTA
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region VIII
                                              Hazardous Waste Management
                                               Division
                                              Mail Stop HWM-RI
                                              999 18th Street, Suite 500
                                              Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection                   EPA Hazardous Waste Report
 Instrument:
Type of Data Submission to EPA:                  Waste stream-level data in
                                               Biennial Report Data System
                                               (BIRDS) format


Waste Minimization Data Included                 No
 in this Report?


Address of Participating State                     Department of Water and
 Environmental Authority                         Natural Resources
                                              Office of Waste Management
                                              523 E. Capitol
                                              Pierre, SD  57501


Notes:    Since Table 4 refers to hazardous waste management in treatment, disposal,
         and recycling  units, and not storage units, this table is not applicable.  In
         South Dakota, during 1987, there  were  only two TSDR facilities, and both
         sites managed RCRA hazardous waste in storage units only.
                                                                      471

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                                   South Dakota

        Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
   14

1.812  tons



   0
   0
   0

   Q

   Q  tons


   2
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Percent
-
-
-
-
                                                                          479
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                   South Dakota
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of state (IMPORTS)
State
IA
MN
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
13
44
3
60
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of state (EXPORTS)
State
CA
GA
IL
IN
LA
MN
NE
OH
OK
UT
Wl
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
9
2
304
34
1
676
279
52
64
466
228
2
2,117
                                                     473

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                        South Dakota
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
MOMX
DOMX
F002
D002
FOMX
D007
F003
F005
F001
D008
F006
F019
POMX
P108
U044
























Quantity generated
in State (tons)
698
673
101
78
58
46
41
39
32
19
11
9
7
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
























Percent
of State
total (%)
38.5
37.1
5.6
4.3
3.2
2.5
2.3
2.2
1.8
1.0
0.6
0.5
0.4
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
























                                                         474

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                        South Dakota

Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                by RCRA Management Method, 1987
           THIS TABLE IS NOT APPLICABLE
                                                                  475

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                                         South Dakota

    Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name                                City

  1     SDD078668696    3M BROKINGS MEDICAL PRODUCTS DIVISION    BROKINGS
  2     SD2571924644    ELLSWORTH AIR  FORCE BASE                  ELLSWORTH AFB
  3     SDD099561474    SYNCOM  TECHNOLOGIES INC.                  MITCHELL
  4     SDD049521511    DAKTRONICS INC.                           BROOKINGS
  5     SDD078013760    CR INDUSTRIES  OF SPRINGFIELD              SPRINGFIELD
  6     SDD980804249    SODAK CIRCUITS                           HURON
  7     SDD093919660    MAGNETIC  PERIPHERALS, INC.                ABERDEEN
  8     SDD096407838    ALUMAX  EXTRUSTIONS, INC.                  YANKTON
  9     SOD020193561    MCCORD  HEAT TRANSFER CORP                 CANTON
 10     SOD0000038S5    MODERN  PRESS                              SIOUX FALLS
 11     SOD068642222    SCI  MANUFACTURING, INC.                   RAPID CITY
 12     SDD007262215    DALE ELECTRONICS, INC.                    YANKTON
 13     SDD007498371    M-TRON  INDUSTRIES, INC                    YANKTON
 14     SDD109101030    RUE  R.  ELSTON                             SOUX FALLS
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

    657
    466
    238
    121
    80
    72
    46
    44
    36
    20
    20
      8
      4
      0
                                                                                         476

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                                                      South Dakota

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPA1D

   1  SD2571924644
   2  SOD000716696
Site Name

ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE
SAFETY-KLEEN CORPORATION
City

ELLSWORTH AFB
SIOUX FALLS
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Hgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Heth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
S01
S01
S02
Both
Offsite
                                   469
                                   100
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Nanageawnt in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatwnt/Application/Faniing
                                 D82  Ocean Disposal
                                 083  Surface Impoundments
                                 DM  Other Disposal

                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (barrel,  drum,  etc.)
                                 S02  Tank
                                 SOS  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
                                Treatment
                                   T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                   T02  Treatment in Surface
                                          Impoundments
                                   T03  Incineration
                                   T04  Other Treatment
                                   R99  Recycling

                                   U99  Unknown    A
                                                                                                                 /  I

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Tennessee
   Region IV
                478

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                                TENNESSEE
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region IV
Waste Division, Waste
 Programs Branch
State Programs Section
345 Courtland Street
Atlanta, GA 30365
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Tennessee Department of
 Health and Environment
Division of Solid Waste
 Management
Customs House, 4th Floor
701 Broadway
Nashville, TN  37219-5403
Notes:   In Tables 1 and 2, we see that hazardous waste generation (G) is reported as
         884,182 tons, RCRA hazardous waste management (excluding storage-only
         management) (M)  is reported as 642,623 tons, imports (I) are 37,588 tons,
         and exports (X) are 62,371 tons. The hazardous waste flow balance equation,
         G « M • I + X, is far out of balance. This is because a sizeable quantity of
         hazardous waste generated was managed exclusively in storage units, and
         this quantity  is excluded  from  the  management quantity,  but not the
         generation quantity, reported in Table 1.
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                                     Tennessee

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

Total RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
    34Z

884.182 tons




     11
      6
      5

     22

642.623 tons


     34
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
^^
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
5
17
19*
0
1
0
0
1
2
4*
4
o1
22*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
32,602
141,712
174,314
0
4,240
0
0
160
23,435
27.835
377,873
600
580,622
90.4%
Off site
0
0
107
61,648
61,755
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
114
132
62,001
9.6%
Total
0
0
32,709
203,360
236,069
0
4,240
0
0
160
23,435
27,835
377,987
732
642,623
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
5.1
31.6
36.7
0.0
0.7
0.0
0.0
<0.05
3.6
4.3
58.8
0.1
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

1Specific site(s) not identified in the data received.
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                    Tennessee
Table 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
OE
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
ME
Ml
MN
MO
MS
MT
NC
NE
NH
NJ
NM
NY
OH
OK
PA
PR
Rl
SC
TX
UT
VA
Wl
WV
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
6,934
1,429
3
13
37
177
8
676
3.234
31
421
263
20
5,600
184
3
318
131
2
1,235
12.130
1
659
16
35
132
1
44
152
186
403
22
293
38
526
1
1,989
223
2
1
15
37,588
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CA
CT
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MO
MS
NC
NJ
NY
OH
OK
PA
SC
TX
UT
VA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
28.612
939
1
1
42
1.584
860
1,173
84
1,893
7.612
197
1,934
114
419
436
4.131
391
1,198
115
4.239
5.001
449
35
726
38
71
76
62,371
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                        Tennessee
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
F003
MOMX
D002
D006
D007
K047
D001
DOMX
FOMX
F019
D003
D008
F006
K061
F005
D005
D009
F001
F002
K071
U220
U130
K062
K106
D012
P059
U080
K086
U051
F007
K015
D004
F008
UOMX
F011
U228
F009
U031
POMX
K045
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
408,758
180,272
133.357
29,914
28,540
26,534
25,719
11,082
5.289
4,992
4.793
4.470
4,342
3,321
2.537
2,093
1,280
1,276
1,143
1,015
601
568
537
409
355
245
106
94
90
80
55
54
47
43
28
28
25
22
19
12
Percent
of State
total (%)
46.2
20.4
15.1
3.4
3.2
3.0
2.9
1.3
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                       4S2

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                                                      Tennessee

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities  and Types of RCRA Hazardous Uaste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
080



D83



084
R99



T03



T04



U99




Waste
Code 1
D001
0009
K071
K106
F006
F009
FOOT
F008
0007
F003
0001
F001
F002
F003
0003
0001
0002
0002
K047
0002
0007
K061
0001
0008
F003
Quantity
Uaste Uaste Uaste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
1,309
1,177
1,015
409
144
8
6
2
23,435
377,187
748
35
13
20,342
4,158
3,628
1,946
102,400
26,534
0007 14,253
11.413
600
122
9
F005 1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTV,  Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU,  Prior
          Storage In RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under  NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills                            T02
   081  Land Treatwnt/Appli cat ion/Faming
   D82  Ocean Disposal                        T03
   D83  Surface Impoundment*                  T04
   D84  Other Disposal
                                             R99
Treatment                               483
   T01  Treatment in Tanks                   U99
Treatment in Surface
  Impoundments
Incineration
Other Treatment

Recycling

Unknown

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                                       Tennessee

 Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     TND003376928    TENN EASTMAN  CO, DIV OF EASTMAN KODAK
  2     TN3890090001    U.S. DOE  Y-12 PLANT
  3     TND173440124    ROYAL,  INC
  4     TND210020582    MILAN ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
  5     TND09S050019    YALE SECURITY INC.
  6     TND081464810    TECHNICAL PLATING & RUBBER, INC
  7     TN0890090004    UNITED  STATES OEPT. OF ENERGY K-25 SITE
  8     TND004042057    TEXTRON
  9     TND004045605    BOSTON  INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
 10     TND980840524    GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPORATION
 11     TND002992287    FLORIDA STEEL CORP (WEST TN PLANT)
 12     TND000614321    EARTH INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC
 13     TND051386506    TOUCHSTONE RAILWAY SUPPLY AND MANUFACTUR
 14     TND003332012    WHELAND FOUNDRY, DIV OF N AMERICAN ROYALT
 15     TND041150S33    FLORIDA STEEL CORP., KNOXVILLE STEEL MIL
 16     TND003337292    OLIN CORPORATION • CHARLESTON PLANT
 17     TND003336013    CHATTEM CHEMICALS
 18     TND007023658    BUCKMAN LABORATORIES INC
 19     TND007024664    VELSICOL  CHEMICAL
 20     TND102084142    CARGILL STEEL & WIRE
 21     TND092325117    HARMAN  AUTOMOTIVE
 22     TND004044780    MURRAY  OHIO MANUFACTURING CO.
 23     TND002958817    MODINE  MANUFACTURING COMPANY
 24     TND981479298    THOMAS  PLATING, INC
 25     TND053983862    BALL ZINC PRODUCTS DIV.-BALL CORP.
 26     TND061314803    VELSICOL  CHEMICAL CORP
 27     TND980798714    PHILIPS CONSUMER ELECTRONICS CO
 28     TND054481205    NISSAN  MOTOR  MANUFACTURING CORPORATION.
 29     TND079016226    AARBERG-STRAHAN INKS & COATINGS CORPORAT
 30     TND003329083    BROWN GALVANIZING
 31      TND007022072    HARMAN  AUTOMOTIVE, INC
 32     TND003374790    BRISTOL METALS, INC.
 33     TND056491863    RHONE-POULENC AC COMPANY
 3*     TND071522940    ALLIED-SIGNAL, INC./BENDIX SAFETY RESTRA
 35     TND120603170    00 CHEMICALS,  INC.
 36     TND000648527    DURACELL U.S.A.
 37     TN0095686473    HOEGAMAES CORPORATION,  GALLATIN PLANT
 38     TND069081172    RAPPAHANNOCK WIRE COMPANY
 39     TND008041717    BOYLES  GALVANIZING CO
 40      TND044264554    PARAMOUNT PACKAGING CORPORATION
City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

  593,407
   85,647
   28,060
   26,784
   23,460
   22,046
   16,166
   10,180
    7,666
    5,421
    4,757
    4,062
    3,761
    2.976
    2,724
    2,634
    2,464
    2.087
    2,078
    1,779
    1.774
    1.535
    1,379
    1,299
    1,298
    1,050
    1,011
     992
     907
     851
     742
     700
     695
     684
     679
     622
     600
     570
     559
     528
                                                                         4S4

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                                                        Tennessee

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  TND003376928   TENN EASTMAN  CO, DIV OF EASTMAN KOOA
   2  TN3890090001   US DOE  Y-12 PLANT
   3  TND000772277   TRICIL  ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES  INC
   4  TND210020582   MILAN ARMY  AMMUNITION PLANT
   5  TN0095050019   YALE SECURITY INC
   6  TND890090004   UNITED  STATES DEPT OF ENERGY K-25 SI
   7  TND004048690   GENERAL SMELTING t REFINING, INC
   8  TND980515779   OSCO, INC
   9  TND0006U321   EARTH INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT, I
  10  TND003337292   OL1N CORP
  11  TND034547141   CSX GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC
  12  TND991279480   AMERICAN RESOURCE RECOVERY CORP
  13  TND000645770   CSX SERVICES  INC
  14  TND981474125   SAFETY-KLEEN  CORP
  15  TH0981027410   SAFETY  KLEEN
  16  TND007024664   VELSICOL CHEMICAL
  17  TND079025698   SAFETY-KLEEN
  18  TN5210020421   HOLSTON ARMY  AMMUNITION PLANT
  19  TN8570024044   ARNOLD  ENGINEERING DEV CENTER
  20  THD007024672   E  I  DUPONT  DE NEMOURS & CO INC
  21   TND069080513   UNIVERSAL FASTENERS INC
  22  TND000822973   VAN  WATERS  &  ROGERS INC
  23  TND048319644   ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
  24  TND980847024   WALL CHEMICAL INC
  25   TND095058541    ASHLAND  CHEMICAL CO IC&S DIV
  26  TN1S90090003   US DOE  OAK  RIDGE NAT LAB
  27  TN5210020140   FORT CAMPBELL
  28   TND061314S03   VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP
  29   TND007029564   SHULTON.  INC  USA DIVISION
  30   TND981026594   KILGORE  CORP
  31   TND004044491    E  I  DUPONT  DE NEMOURS ft CO
  32   TN6210020933   VOLUNTEER ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
  33   TND003331766   E  I  DUPONT  DE NEMOURS ft CO INC
  34   TN2170022600   NAVAL AIR STATION MEMPHIS
        City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                            Heth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
S01
S01
T04
S01
SOI
S01
SOS
S02
S01
D80
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S02
S01
SOI
D83
S01
S01
R99
S01
S01
S01
S01
T04
T04
S01
T04
S01
SOI
R99 502 T03
S02 SOS T04

T04
T03 R99 S04
S02 T04
T04
T04
T04 S02
S01

T04
S02
S02
S02
S02 T03 T04
S02
R99 T04
S02
T03 T04





D84 T04
S03 T04


S01


T03

T04 Both
Both
Offsite
Ons ite
D84 Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Onsite

Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite

Onsite
422,786
86,579
41,083
26,732
23,462
15,371
9,652
7,902
3,915
2,602
2,545
2,248
1,851
1,798
743
704
562
249
231
221
159
148
132
113
76
54
28
9
6
6
5
2
0
0
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Seuer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Nanageswnt in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land TreatMent/Application/Fanaing
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   SOI  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   502  Tank
   $03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Inpoundaent
   $05  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling
  **uW  Unknown

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Texas
 Region VI
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                                  TEXAS
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region VI
                                              RCRA Programs Branch
                                              Mail Stop 6H-H
                                              1445 Ross Avenue
                                              Dallas, TX 75202
Biennial Report Data Collection                    State-specific annual report and
 Instrument:                                    EPA Waste Minimization
                                               Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:                 Waste stream-level data in
                                               Biennial Report Data System
                                               (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included                 No
 in this Report?
Address of Participating State                    Texas Water Commission
 Environmental Authority                        Hazardous and Solid Waste
                                               Division
                                             1700 N. Congress Avenue
                                             Austin, TX 78701
Notes:    1)  The Texas submission did not include waste stream-level information on
            RCRA hazardous wastes received from out of State. The import numbers
            mentioned in Table 2 were provided separately by Texas. Hence, the off-
            site quantities mentioned in Table 1, the quantities mentioned in Table 4,
            and the  site-level management quantities  in Table  6,  do not  include
            RCRA hazardous wastes received from out of State.

         2)  Site names and addresses were not provided by the State. Hence, the
            site name and city are blank in Tables 5 and 6.
                                                                         487

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                                       Texas

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRATSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
      970

52.769.973 tons




       95
       63
       31

      189

49.293.404 tons


      670
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
Management Method
Treatment In Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
081
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
ar
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
28
64
84*
33
33
16
0
7
9
76*
62
67
189*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
190,408
32,912,466
33,102,874
13,799,860
59,876
351,417
0
1,375,968
0
15,587,121
59,138
0
48,749,133
98.9%
Off site
0
0
20,436
114,883
135,319
185,089
66,600
20,622
0
0
218
272,529
8,422
128,001
544,271
1.1%
Total
0
0
210,844
33,027,349
33,238,193
13,984,949
126,476
372,039
0
1,375,968
218
15,859,650
67,560
128,001
49,293,404
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.4
67.0
67.4
28.4
0.3
0.8
0.0
2.8
<0.05
32.2
0.1
0.3
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                              488

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                     Texas
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AK
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CO
CT
DE
FL
GA
HI
IA
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NC
ND
NE
NJ
NM
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
PR
Rl
SC
TN
UT
VA
WA
Wl
WV
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
2
20,199
17,620
1,588
17,129
6,520
210
2
479
848
299
79
57
1,064
209
1,072
381
61,447
96
258
1.147
215
1,304
26,373
2
441
601
263
916
68
262
193
6,858
9
9
666
15
225
600
123
11
2,377
149
105
16
903
173,410
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CO
FL
GA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
Ml
MN
MO
MS
NE
NJ
NV
NY
OH
OK
OR
PA
SC
SO
TN
UT
VA
Wl
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
4,668
8,003
247
108
4
83
399
600
38
4,536
4,118
189,900
1
377
747
36
46
670
81
319
2,076
3,646
62
513
362
13
423
844
396
236
1,159
7,142
231,853
                                                        489

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                           Texas
Table 3.  Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
DOMX
MOMX
D002
D008
D001
POMX
KOMX
D003
F002
D007
F006
K048
K051
K049
UOMX
K061
D006
K052
K022
F007
F005
K001
D004
D0 10
FOMX
K031
K047
K062
F003
F024
U043
K013
K017
U001
U051
U221
K083
U081
F001
P012
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
22,343,252
8,507,166
7,933,069
3,334,610
3,316,894
2,511,009
2,174,930
1.282,177
668,205
128,850
127,067
104,804
49.497
47,635
37,179
34,967
29,588
28.629
18,441
12,546
9,152
8.646
8,157
6.615
6.457
4,994
4,541
4,330
4,327
3,300
2,328
2,322
2,260
1,728
1,248
1,201
1,075
975
637
585
Percent
of State
total (%)
42.3
16.1
15.0
6.3
6.3
4.8
4.1
2.4
1.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                            490

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                                                         Texas
                         Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
D79



D80



D81



083



084


R99



T03



T04



U99




Waste
Code 1
0002
0002
0002
K011

K061
0006
0001
0001
K049
K052
K051
0002
0001
D002
0007
0001

F002

0001
0001
0001
0001
0001
0001
0001
DONX
0001
0008
D002
K048
0002

F006

Waste Waste
Code 2 Code 3

0007 K011
0003
K013 K014


0007 F006

0002



0007



0001 0001



0002 0003
0002 0003


0002 0003
0002 0007
0002 U210

0002 F001


K051
0003


Quant i ty
Waste Managed
Code 4 (U.S. tons)
4,614,316
K013 1,689,982
1,394,722
1,283,400
36,673
28,654
11,912
11,551
255,593
37,282
28,573
12,235
1,110,386
112,854
108,796
15,242
136
80
2
38,760
K017 16,169
F003 6,404
3,856
80,255
F003 28,606
20,102
16,283
16.826,024
F002 4,323,000
3,319,443
2,930,680
23,852
20,583
15,168
14.008
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTV, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water wider NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatment/Application/Faming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Inpoundnents
   D84  Other Disposal

Treatacnt
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundment*
   T03  Incineration
   T04  other Treatment
ft R99-I Recycling

   U99  Unknown

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                                      Texas

Table 5.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators  and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987

Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Site
EPA ID Name
TXD067285973
TX0007330202
TX0001700806
TXD008123317
TXD 066349770
TXD065096273
TXD008081101
TX61 70022770
TX0008079642
TXD008080533
TX00000177S6
TXD007376700
TX0008079527
TXD008099079
TXD026040709
TXD000751172
TXD078432457
TXD083472266
TXD000836486
TX0026896290
TXD044452324
TXD008092793
TXD981 149842
TXD000461533
TXD008079212
TX3213820738
TXD980626006
TXD069450278
TXD007365984
TXD007359524
TXD000764498
TXD990797714
TXD069450997
TXD073920399
TXD008081697
TXD059685339
TXD000836445
TX2571 724333
TXD049213127
TXD102684370
                                               City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S.  tons)

17.257,402
 4,731,688
 4,062,335
 3,993,687
 3,322,465
 2,290,687
 2,010,287
 1,500,241
 1,354,475
 1,305,793
 1,285,058
 1.220.137
 1,107.923
 1,043,711
   870,176
   718,722
   579,782
   568.562
   273,383
   258,766
   160,191
   155,951
   125,949
   122,358
   119,202
   107,993
   102,393
   100,675
   100,392
   99,143
   93,590
   82,362
   81,271
   78,266
   76,120
   74,210
   61,523
   57,614
   56,438
   51,054
                                                                                         492

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                                                         Texas
                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAIO

   1  TXD067285973
   2  TXD007330202
   3  TXD001700806
   4  TXD008123317
   5  TXD066349770
   6  TXD065096273
   7  TXD008081101
   8  TX6170022770
   9  TXD008079642
  10  TXD008080533
  11  TXD000017756
  12  TX0007376700
  13  TX0008079527
  14  TXD008099079
  15  TX0026040709
  16  TXD0007S1172
  17  TXD083472266
  18  TXD078432457
  19  TXD000836486
  20  TXD026896290
  21  TXD044452324
  22  TX0008092793
  23  TXD980626170
  24  TXD000461533
  25  TXD008079212
  26  TX3213820738
  27  TXD055141378
  28  TXD069450278
  29  TXD990797714
  30  TXD008081697
  31   TXD059685339
  32  TXD097673149
  33  TXD069452340
  34  TXD000836445
  35  TXD049213127
  36  TX2S71724333
  37  TXD008113441
  38  TX8800016125
  39  TX0048210645
  40   TXD000742304
Site Na
City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Neth Heth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treataent/Application/Farming
                                 082  Ocean Disposal
                                 D83  Surface Impoundments
                                 D84  Other Disposal

                              Storage
                                 S01  Container (bar
                                 502  Tank
                                 S03  Waste Pile
                                 S04  Surface Impoundment
                                 SOS  Other Storage
079
D80
079
D79
D80
SOI
079
S01
079
079
R99
083
079
SOS
079
079
079
079
S01
081
079
080
T04
S01
S01
S04
079
S01
080
R99
081
079
080
079
079
S01
079
R99
081
079
083
S04
080
080
S04
T04
S02
T04
S01
S02
S01

S01
T03
080
080
S02
S01
T04

080
R99
U99
S02
S02
081
080
T04
S02
S01
S01
080
SOS

T04
T04
080
501

084
S02
T03
S02
083
SOS

S04

T04
T04
S04

S02
R99
R99
S01
SOS
S02


T04
T03

T03
T03
S01
S01

T04
T03
T04
501
079


502
R99
505

R99
S04
T04
S04
S02
T04

T03



T04

T03
T04


R99
S04


S04
T04

T04
T04

R99


T04

505
U99



501
S02

501
T04


S04


T04





T04
T03



T03


R99
S04

U99


T03




T04




504
T04

080
Ons ite
Both
Onsite
Both
Both
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Off site
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Both
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Both
17,
4,
4,
3,
3.
2,
2,
I
1
9
1
1
1,
1.


























245.
731,
059,
998,
322,
285,
004,
499,
349.
305,
284,
220,
106,
043,
870,
718,
601,
579,
257,
256,
160,
154,
129,
119.
116.
107.
107,
100,
76.
76.
74,
70.
63,
61.
56,
42.
39.
39.
38.
35.
652
587
904
072
440
999
370
037
348
147
932
137
565
946
175
720
686
736
706
448
191
127
153
644
784
873
589
675
139
122
210
128
742
326
401
218
491
049
863
862
Treatment
>nts







T01
T02
Treatment
Treatment
in Tanks
in Surface
Impoundments




, drum, etc.)
snt







T03
T04
R99
U99
Incineration
Other Treatment
Recycling
Unknown


4

9?


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 Utah
Region VIII
                   494

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                                   UTAH
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VIII
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Health
Division of Environmental
 Health
Bureau of Solid and Hazardous
 Waste
288 North 1460 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84116-0690
Notes:    No special notes for Utah.
                                                                          495

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                                        Utah

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987

Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:                             74

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:                             226.384  tons
RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site

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

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:

Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
      7
      6
      3
285.338 tons



     Ifl



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW,
Prior Treat In RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D11
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
3
0
3
7
11*

1
0
1
2
0
2
2
6*
2
5
16*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
9
0
1.606
20,350
21,965

928
0
0
51
0
182,871
1,040
184,890
61
0
206,916
72.5%
Off site
390
0
0
2,204
2,594

0
0
74,037
159
0
1,425
196
75,817
5
6
78,422
27.5%
Total
399
0
1,606
22,554
24,559

928
0
74,037
210
0
184,296
1,236
260,707
66
6
285,338
100%
Percent
0.1
0.0
0.6
7.9
8.6

0.3
0.0
25.9
0.1
0.0
64.6
0.4
91.4
<0.05
<0.05
100
-
•Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                               496

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                     Utah
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of state (IMPORTS)
State
AZ
CA
CO
GA
IA
ID
IL
KS
LA
MD
MN
MO
MT
ND
NE
NM
NV
OH
OR
SD
TN
TX
WA
Wl
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
1,197
30,549
6,845
18
24
535
72
21,581
15
3
150
102
473
7,748
23
976
130
18
15
1,122
39
1,052
22
11
308
79
73,107
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of state (EXPORTS)
State
AR
A2
CA
CO
KS
Ml
MT
NJ
NV
OH
OK
OR
TX
WA
WY
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
1.431
355
1,739
753
1,296
1
6
2
23
2
176
15
171
2.332
15
3,398
11,715
                                                    497

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                          Utah
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
K044
D002
DOMX
D003
KOMX
F001
F002
FOMX
D001
K051
K087
K062
F006
F003
D007
K047
D008
U051
P105
F007
K052
K050
D011
D004
U226
F005
D006
U073
D009
P076
D005
D012
F008
UOMX
U019
U029
U036
U044
U096
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
195,857
19.257
2,989
2.211
2,133
761
530
469
439
396
287
286
218
167
88
75
51
50
26
20
13
12
8
7
6
6
4
3
2
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
86.5
8.5
1.3
1.0
0.9
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                      498

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                                                         Utah
                        Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste
                             Method     Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4
                                       Quant i ty
                                        Managed
                                      (U.S.  tons)
                              D11
D008
D011
F002
                                                             F003
          F005
              921
                7
                              080
D016
D008
K049
0004
0017

K050
D010
                                                             K051
                     21,572
                     12,688
                      6,504
                      4,343
                              081
IC051
K047
                                  159
                                   51
                              083
0007
K048
0002
K051
F002
K051
F003
F004
182,871
    750
    579
     74
                              084
0002
0002
0002
0008
                                                   0004
                                                   0008
          0008
                      1,040
                        194
                          1
                          1
                              R99
0006
0001
0006
0007
0006
F001
0011
F001
               61
                4
                1
                              T01
0001
0006

F001
                                                   0008

                                                   F003
          F005
                        371
                         15
                          7
                          4
                              T03
0003
0002
K087
                                  910
                                  407
                                  286
                                    3
                             T04
KOU
0003
K062
0002
                                                   0007
                               19,257
                                1,222
                                  858
                                  328
                             U99
0003
F002
0002
F003
                                                   0006
                                                   F005
          0007
          D010
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Treatwnt in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Nanagemnt in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
            080  Landfills
            D81  Land Treatment/Appli cat ion/Faming
            D82  Ocean Disposal
            D83  Surface Impoundments
            D84  Other Disposal

         Treatment
            T01  Treataent In Tanks
                                            T02  Treatment  in Surface
                                                   Impoundments
                                            T03  Incineration
                                            T04  Other Treatment
                                            R99  Recycling
                                            U99  Unknown
                                                                499

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                                              Utah

     Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     UT3213820894    TOOELE ARMY DEPOT  (NORTH)
  2     UTD009081357    MORTON THIOKOL UTAH MAIN PLANT
  3     UTD021533054    NUCOR STEEL
  4     UTD092029768    CHEVRON USA INC  SALT LAKE REFINERY
  5     UTD001705029    HERCULES INC BACCHUS WORKS
  6     UTD04107S896    SYRO STEEL  COMPANY
  7     UTD000826362    AMOCO OIL COMPANY  SALT LAKE REFINERY
  8     UT0571724350    HILL AIR FORCE BASE
  9     UTD991301748    USPCI GRASSY MOUNTAIN FACILITY
 10     UTD009073214    UNISYS
 11     UTD009667536    SIGNETICS CORP
 12     UT5210090002    TOOELE ARMY DEPOT  (SOUTH)
 13     UTD073010902    LUNDAHL ASTRO CIRCUITS
 14     UT3750211259    US ARMY DUGWAY PROVING GROUND
 15     UTD073008237    NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION
 16     UTD009086133    GENEVA STEEL/BMT (FORMERLY USX)
 17     UTD009089277    IRECO INC  LEHI  SITE B
 18     UTD07309S804    LITTON SYSTEMS
 19     UT9210020922    DEFENSE REUTILIZATION AND
 20     UTD009090580    PHILLIPS 66 WOOD CROSS REFINERY
 21     UTD0094383S9    VARIAN ASSOCIATES  EIMAC DIVISION SLC
 22     UTD980954168    LIKA UTAH (JR UTAH)
 23     UTD06797212S    VOLVO-WHITE TRUCKING CO
 24     UTD048406144    ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO
 25     UT0054680590    LEVOLOR LORENTZEN  INC
 26     UT0088997010    WESTERN COMPANY  OF NORTH AMERICA
 27     UTD041310962    TROJAN CORPORATION
 28     UTD045267127    BIG WEST OIL / FLYING J
 29     UT0037791530    FUTURA HOME PRODUCTS
 30     UTD092024934    WESTERN ZIRCONIUM  INC
 31      UTD041310202    HERCULES INCORPORATED FREEPORT CENTER
 32     UTD073093874    PENNZOIL COMPANY (FORMERLY SEAGULL)
 33     UTD981547730    VULCRAFT
 34     UTD009836065    USA INDUSTRIES,  INC.
 35      UTD056095334    PRECISION TECHNOLOGY, INC.
 36     UTD056094873    NORTON THIOKOL UTAH DIVISION
 37     UTD060381977    DESERET MEDICAL  INC.
 38     UTD035307156    UTILITY TRAILER  INC.
 39     UTD9809538S5    UTAH  POWER t LIGHT - BEN LOMOND SUB
 40      UT00090876U


City
TOOELE
8RIGHAM CITY
PLYMOUTH
SALT LAKE CITY
MAGNA
CENTERVILLE
SALT LAKE CITY
HILL AFB
CLIVE
SALT LAKE CITY
OREM
TOOELE
LOGAN
DUGWAY
WEST JORDAN
OREM
LEHI
SALT LAKE CITY
OGDEN
WOODS CROSS
SALT LAKE CITY
SALT LAKE CITY
OGDEN
CLEARFIELD
OGDEN
VERNAL
SPANISH FORK
NORTH SALT LAKE
CLEARFIELD
OGDEN
CLEARFIELD
ROOSEVELT
BRIGHAM CITY
SALT LAKE CITY
SALT LAKE CITY
OGDEN
SANDY
CLEARFIELD
OGDEN

Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
184,592
20,321
7,678
3,326
1,440
1,333
765
710
618
499
460
454
432
359
328
286
273
266
230
190
147
142
131
121
112
109
94
90
77
76
64
40
39
38
35
31
31
28
27
26
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                                                          Utah
                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPA1D       Site  Name                              City

   1  UT3213820894    TOOELE ARMY DEPOT (NORTH)              TOOELE
   2  UTD991301748    USPCI GRASSY MOUNTAIN FACILITY         CLIVE
   3  UTD009081357    MORTON THIOKOL UTAH MAIN PLANT         BRIGHAM CITY
   4  UTD001705029    HERCULES INC BACCHUS WORKS             MAGNA
   5  UTD092029768    CHEVRON USA INC SALT LAKE REFINERY     SALT LAKE  CITY
   6  UT0571724350    HILL  AIR FORCE BASE                    HILL AFB
   7  UTS210090002    TOOELE ARMY DEPOT (SOUTH)              TOOELE
   8  UTD980957088    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 7-166-01             SALT LAKE  CITY
   9  UTD009086133    GENEVA STEEL/BMT (FORMERLY USX)        OREM
  10  UTD000716399    GREAT WESTERN CHEM CO-WASATCH IND PA   SALT LAKE  CITY
  11  UTD980666721    IRECO INCORPORATED TOOELE TEST SITE    FAIRFIELD
  12  UTD009073800    HARSHAW/FILTROL PARTNERSHIP PLANT      SALT LAKE  CITY
  13  UTD048406144    ASHLAND CHEMICAL CO                    CLEARFIELD
  14  UT0570090001    UTAH TEST t TRAINING RANGE (HILL AFB   WENDOVER
  15  UTD041310962    TROJAN CORPORATION                     SPANISH FORK
  16  UTD009089277    IRECO INC  LEHI SITE B                 LEHI
  17  UTD070534623    GOLDEN EAGLE ENVIRONMENTAL             WOODS CROSS
  18  UTD000651653    UTAH  STATE UNIVERSITY                  LOGAN
                         Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                         Meth Meth Meth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
                          12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
                         083  S01  T03
                         D80  D81  D83  T01
                         R99  S01  T04
                         011  S01  S04  T01
                         D84
                         S01  SOS  U99
                         S01  T03
                         S01  S02  U99
                         S04  T03
                         D84  SOS
                         T04  U99
                         S01
                         S01  U99
                         T04
                         D81  T04
                         T04
                         R99  SOS  T01
                         SOI
         Onsite
    T04  Offsite
         Both
    T04  Onsite
         Ons ite
         Both
         Onsite
         Offsite
         Onsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Offsite
         Both
         Onsite
         Onsite
         Offsite
         Onsite
184,423
 80,642
 20,341
  1,309
  1,040
    720
    454
    422
    286
    195
    186
    181
    173
    115
     94
     89
     21
      9
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sawr/POTW,  Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   DU 'Discharge to Sewer/POTU,  Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES.
          Prior Mmagenent in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   081  Land TreatMnt/Application/Faniing
   082  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal

Storage
   SOI  Container (barrel,  drum,  etc.)
   S02  Tank
   SOS  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown
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Vermont
  Region I
                  502

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                                 VERMONT
EPA Region Address:                            U.S. EPA Region I
                                              RCRA Support Section
                                              Mail Stop HRW-CAN-3
                                              JFK Federal Building
                                              Boston, MA 02203
Biennial Report Data Collection                    State-specific annual report and
 Instrument:                                    EPA Waste Minimization
                                               Report


Type of Data Submission to EPA:                  Site-level and State-level
                                               summary data


Waste Minimization Data Included                 No
 in this Report?


Address of Participating State                     State of Vermont
 Environmental Authority                         Agency of Natural Resources
                                              Hazardous Materials
                                               Management Division
                                              103 South Main Street
                                              Waterbury, VT 05676


Notes:    Since Table 4 refers to RCRA hazardous waste management in treatment,
         disposal, and  recycling  units  and  not  storage units,  this  table  is  not
         applicable. In Vermont, during 1987, there were only four TSDR facilities, and
         all four facilities managed RCRA hazardous waste in storage units only.
                                                                             £03

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                                      Vermont
         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:
Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:

RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):
Total Quantity of RCRA Regulated Waste Managed in RCRA TSDR units:
(excludes quantity managed only in storage)
Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
  SZ
6.285 tons

    0
    0
    0
    Q
    Q tons
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes

Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage

Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
Percent
-
-
-
—
-
—
-
-
-
-
                                                                                    04

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                    Vermont
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
CT
IL
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
247
269
4
1
711
16
1,036
4
1
2,092
1,240
216
82
11
5
25
5,960
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                          Vermont
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D001
D002
F001
D008
DOMX
F002
F003
D007
F006
D005
F005
D009
U044
D011
U239
U220
P106
0004
FOMX
F007
D003
F011
MOMX
F008
D006
UOMX
P030
U122
U159
U188
P018
U112
U223







Quantity generated
in State (tons)
2,436
1,166
493
448
342
294
250
203
179
118
110
89
30
28
21
14
13
11
8
6
5
5
4
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5







Percent
of State
total (%)
38.8
18.6
7.8
7.1
5.4
4.7
4.0
3.2
2.8
1.9
1.8
1.4
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05







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                        Vermont

Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                 by RCRA Management Method, 1987
            THIS TABLE IS NOT APPLICABLE
                                                                              £07

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                                           Vermont

    Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name                               City

  1     VTD002084705    IBM                                     ESSEX JUNCTION
  2     VTD002065597    EVEREAOY BATTERY COMPANY, INC           BENNINGTON
  3     VTD002068070    SIMMONS PRECISION PRODUCTS, INC.        VERGENNES
  4     VTD001780725    JOHNSON CONTROLS. INC.                  BENNINGTON
  5     VTD002083434    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY-ASO            BURLINGTON
  6     VTD055731038    STANLEY TOOLS-EAGLE SQUARE PLANT        SHAFTSBURY
  7     VTD001075894    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY                N.  CLARENDON
  8     VTD980670319    UNITED CIRCUITS/VERMONT, INC            BRATTLEBORO
  9     VTD093254381    THE FONDA GROUP, INC                    ST  ALBANS
 10     VTD001086529    C.E. BRADLEY LABORATORIES, INC          BRATTLEBORO
 11     VTD001080126    VERMONT TAP & DIE                       LYNDONVILLE
 12     VTD039697347    VERMONT CASTINGS, INC                   BETHEL
 13     VTD002068484    THE SHELBURNE CORP                      SHELBURNE
 14     VTD001082841    ETHAN ALLEN, INC ORLEANS DIV            ORLEANS
 15     VTD002493294    CHAMPLAIN CABLE CORP                    UINOOSKI
 16     VTD002084309    WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY                    HANCOCK
 17     VTD002207504    BEN-MONT CORPORATION                    BENNINGTON
 18     VTD099682494    BERTEK, INC - JONERGIN,  INC             ST  ALBANS
 19     VTD001081215    ETHAN ALLEN, INC BEECHER FALLS DIV      BEECHER FALLS
 20     VTD069911873    UNION/BUTTERFIELD                       DERBY LINE
 21     VTD980672687    NEW ENGLAND MARINE CONTRACTORS, INC.     UILLISTON
 22     VT6572824294    VERMONT AIR NATIONAL GUARD              BURLINGTON
 23     VTD002085108    GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY                RUTLAND
 24     VTD001086131    FAIRBANK SCALES (COLT INDUSTRIES)        ST  JOHNSBURY
 25     VTD001083468    ETHAN ALLEN, INC                        RANDOLPH
 26     VTD001089226    FELLOWS CORP                            SPRINGFIELD
 27     VTD002065654    EVEREADY BATTERY COMPANY, INC           ST  ALBANS
 28     VTD002067254    G.  S. BLOOGETT COMPANY,  INC             BURLINGTON
 29     VTD019098920    BURLINGTON WASTE I METAL COMPANY        BURLINGTON
 30     VTD065195760    INNOTECH AVIATION,  INC.                  S.  BURLINGTON
 31      VTDOOOS09174    TANSITOR ELECTRONICS, INC.              BENNINGTON
 32     VTD000791764    NORTHEAST TOOL DIVISION                  LYNDONVILLE
 33     VTD020673299    US  SAMICA CORP                          RUTLAND
 34     VTD096930250    TRIPLEX INDUSTRIES,  INC.                ST  ALBANS
 35      VTD990800S7S    ETHAN ALLEN, INC ISLAND  POND DIV        ISLAND POND
 36     VTD001086149    BRYANT GRINDER CORPORATION              SPRINGFIELD
 37     VTD002074839    POUNAL TANNING COMPANY,  INC.            N.  POWNAL
 38      VTD064436074    EHV UEIDMANN INDUSTRIES, INC            ST  JOHNSBURY
 39      VTD073997132    UPPER VALLEY PRESS,  INC                  BRADFORD
 40      VTD001078757    G.S. PRECISION,  INC                     WILMINGTON
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

   1,993
     842
     267
     220
     192
     135
     133
     127
     101
      95
      62
      57
      48
      46
      45
      42
      42
      42
      39
      38
      32
      31
      23
      22
      21
      21
      20
      19
      19
      18
      16
      16
      15
      15
      14
      13
      13
      13
      13
      12

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                                                       Vermont

                               Table 6.   Forty  Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank

   1
   2
   3
   4
   EPA ID

VTD002084705
VTD000791699
VTD002083434
VTD001086529
Site Name

IBM CORP
SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO
C.E. BRADLEY LABS
City

ESSEX JCT
BARRE
BURLINGTON
BRATTLEBORO
                                                                          Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Hgmt            Total
                                                                          Heth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                            12345   Source  (U.S.  tons)
S01  S02
S01  S02
S01  S02
S01
Both
Offsite
Both
Onsite
2,081
  677
  266
   95
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Nanagewnt in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   D80  Landfills
   D81  Land TreataKnt/Appllcation/Fararing
                                               082  Ocean Disposal
                                               D83  Surface Impoundment*
                                               084  Other Disposal

                                            Storage
                                               S01  Container (barrel, drvn, etc.)
                                               S02  Tank
                                               S03  Waste Pile
                                               S04  Surface Jspounotaent
                                               SOS  Other Storage
                                                                      Treatment
                                                                         T01   Treatment  in Tanks
                                                                         T02   Treatment  in Surface
                                                                                Impoundments
                                                                         T03   Incineration
                                                                         T04   Other Treatment

                                                                         R99   Recycling

                                                                         U99   Unknown
                                                             509

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Virgin Islands
      Region II
     Puerto Rico &
     Virgin Islands
                               £10

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                              VIRGIN ISLANDS
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region II
Hazardous Waste Program
 Branch
26 Federal Plaza, Room 1105
New York, NY 10278
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Government of the Virgin
 Islands of the United States
Department of Planning and
 Natural Resources
Division of Environmental
 Protection
Nisky Center Suite 231 -
 Nisky45A
St. Thomas, VI 00802
Notes:    No special notes for the Virgin Islands.
                                                                                   F
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                                    Virgin Islands

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
15.407 tons
     1
     0
     0
15.407 tons
Management Method
Treatment In Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
0
0
0*
0
0
1
0
0
0
1*
0
0
1*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15,407
0
0
0
15,407
0
0
15,407
100%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0%
Total
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15,407
0
0
0
15,407
0
0
15,407
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                                   
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                  Virgin Islands
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons shipped

0
                                                          513

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                         Virgin Islands
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
K051
K052
K049
K050




































Quantity generated
in State (tons)
7,600
7,331
465
11




































Percent
of State
total (%)
49.3
47.6
3.0
0.1





































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                                              Virgin  Islands

                 Table 4.  Four Largest  Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                     by  RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                          Quantity
                    Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                      Method      Code 1     Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S. tons)

                       081          K051                                     7,600
                                   K052                                     7,331
                                   K049                                       465
                                   K050                                        11
\                                              080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
Discharge to Sewer/POTU.  Prior               081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming           Impoundments
   Treatment in ROM Units                    082  Ocean Disposal                        T03  Incineration
  ischarge to Sewer/POTU,  Prior               D83  Surface Impoundments                  T04  Other Treatment
   Storage in RCRA Units                      084  Other Disposal
   scharge to Surface Water under  HPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
   »rior Management  in  RCRA Units           Treatment
   lerground Injection  Wells                  T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown      -
                                                                                                                  *

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                                    Virgin Islands

Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
                                                                           Total
                                                                         Generated
   Rank       EPAIO                  Site Name                City      (U.S.  tons)

     1     VID980S36080    HESS OIL VIRGIN ISLANDS CORP.     ST CROIX       15,407

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                                                     Virgin Islands

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste  Facilities, 1987


                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Heth Meth Meth Heth Waste     Managed
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name                              City              12345   Source  (U.S. tons)

   1   VID980536080   HESS OIL VIRGIN ISLANDS CORP.          ST CROIX         081                      Onsite      15,407
Disposal                                             082 Ocean Disposal                   Treatment
   011  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior               083 Surface  Impoundments                T01  Treatment in Tanks
          Treatment In RCRA Units                    084 Other Disposal                      T02  Treatment in Surface
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior                                                               Impoundments
          Storage in RCRA Units                    Storage                                    T03  Incineration
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,       S01 Container (barrel, drum, etc.)      T04  Other Treatment
          Prior Management in RCRA Units             S02 Tank
   079  Underground Injection Wells                  $03 Waste Pile                          R99  Recycling
   080  Landfills                                    S04 Surface  Impoundment
   081  Land Treatment/AppUcation/Farming           SOS Other Storage                       U99  Unknown

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Virginia
  Region III
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                                  VIRGINIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 State-specific format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Commonwealth of Virginia
Department of Waste
 Management
Division of Regulation
101 North 14th Street
James Monroe Building,
 11th Floor
Richmond, VA 23219
Notes:   No special notes for Virginia.
                                                                                     cr
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                                       Virginia

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:
      211

35.678.920  tons
       11
        2
        3
35.653.91 1  tons
       42
Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Discharge under NPDES,
Prior Mgmt In RCRA Units
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04


D21
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
2
1
3
5
8*

2
0
1
1
0
0
0
3*
2
4
16*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
1,937
0
651
13,267
15,855

35,601,755
0
0
974
0
0
0
35,602,729
0
41
35,618,625
99.9%
Off site
0
0
0
2.552
2,552

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
32,734
0
35,286
0.1%
Total
1,937
0
651
15,819
18,407

35,601,755
0
0
974
0
0
0
35,602,729
32,734
41
35,653,911
100%
Percent
<0.05
0.0
<0.05
<0.05
0.1

99.9
0.0
0.0

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                      Virginia
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
CO
CT
DC
GA
KY
MA
MD
Ml
NC
NH
NJ
NY
OH
PA
SC
TN
TX
WV
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
620
55
3,183
148
37
17
2.497
3.962
346
4,250
18
12,215
1,096
1,145
2,091
34
884
401
89
294
33,382
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
CT
DE
FL
GA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MO
MS
NC
NJ
NY
OH
PA
SC
TN
Wl
TOTAL
Tons shipped
6.252
507
329
3
383
167
1,142
93
560
685
26
2,872
673
6
194
2.487
3.575
571
4.549
8,867
7.536
58
147
41,682

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                            Virginia
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D002
D003
DOMX
D001
MOMX
FOMX
K061
F003
D008
F006
F002
F005
K062
D006
K051
U061
F001
D007
D004
K049
F019
D009
U173
U226
F004
K045
K001
D014
D005
F007
UOMX
F008
POMX
U188
U190
D011
P077
U158
P075
P106
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
35,608,118
11.581
9,975
9,269
8,366
6.296
5.697
5.646
2,887
2,508
1,841
1,645
996
812
800
752
652
348
215
164
63
50
35
31
25
20
13
10
9
9
8
7
7
6
6
4
4
4
2
2
Percent
of State
total (%)
99.8
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
                                                                       r 9 *>

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                                                        Virginia

                         Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous  Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management    Waste
                             Method      Code 1
         Waste     Waste     Waste
         Code 2    Code 3    Code 4
                              021

                              081
                              R99
0002

K051
K049
0002
K050

0001
F003
F002
F003
                                                    F005
                                                    F003
          F005
 Quant i ty
  Managed
(U.S. tons)

35.601,755

       800
       164
         9
         1

    19,932
     5,211
     3,870
       769
                              T01

                              T03
0006

0001
0001
0008
                                                    0002
     1,937

       648
         3
                              T04
                              U99
0003
0006

F001
0001
F002
F003
                                                    0008
                                 11,379
                                  4,440

                                     24
                                      7
                                      6
                                      2
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection wells
            080  Landfills
            081  Land Treatnent/Applicat ion/Faming
            082  Ocean Disposal
            083  Surface Impoundments
            D84  Other Disposal

         Treatment
            T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                             T02  Treatment in Surface
                                                    Impoundments
                                             T03  Incineration
                                             T04  Other Treatment

                                             R99  Recycling
                                             U99  Unknown
                                                                                                                          t, !•*!

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                                       Virginia

Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
    Rank       EPAID        Site Name

      1     VA1210020730    U S ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
      2     VAD003121928    AQUALON CO.  INC
      3     VAD000820506    LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY ARCHER CREEK
      4     VAD003111416    PRILLAMAN
      5     VAD003122553    ROANOKE ELECTRIC STEEL
      6     VAD009305137    DUPONT  SPRUANCE PLANT
      7     VAD010063006    LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY  RADFORD
      8     VAD066000993    AT & T TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS
      9     VA6170061463    U S NAVY NAVAL BASE
     10     VADOOOB20SU    LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY CONCORD RD
     11     VAD980554539    DUPONT
     12     VAD065417008    GRIFFIN PIPE PRODUCTS
     13     VA1170024813    U S NAVY NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYAR
     14     VAD003070976    ABEX CORP
     15     VAD003178035    NORFOLK STEEL
     16     VAD000737346    SAFETY-KLEEN    PLANT  3-121-01
     17     VAD083059311    VIRGINIA GALVANIZING CORP
     18     VAD050990357    AMOCO OIL CO
     19     VAD000737361    SAFETY-KLEEN    PLANT  3-155-01
     20     VA0981043011    SAFETY-KLEEN    PLANT  3-154-01
     21     VAD000019828    RELIANCE UNIVERSAL,  INC
     22     VAD064872575    IBM CORPORATION
     23     VAD000622159    BRUNSWICK CORP  DEFENSE DIV.
     24     VAD981042955    SAFETY-KLEEN    PLANT  3-026-01
     25     VA2210020416    U S ARMY FORT A P HILL
     26     VAD055046049    FREEMAN CHEMICAL CORP.
     27     VAD086302866    HUNTSMAN CHEMICAL CORP
     28     VAD003074119    CROWN CORK I SEAL CORP
     29     VAD054039961    FEDERAL-MOGUL CORP
     30     VAD981737737    ARROWHEAD PLATING SITE
     31     VAD980714588    WESTVACO
     32     VAD9805517B2    GE FANUC AUTOMATION
     33     VA0001307495    NEWPORT NEWS SHIPB'G ft DRYDOCK
     34     VAD046979498    RICHMOND GRAVURE INC
     35     VAD062370754    TRUCK STOPS  OF AMERICA
     36     VAD990710519    CAPITOL RECORDS,  INC
     37     VAD066003161    VOLVO CM HEAVY TRUCK CORP
     38     VAD000798702    WESTVACO
     39     VAD065378515    REYNOLDS METALS CO
     40     VAD980715676    AUTOMATA
City
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

24,782,152
10,823,412
     8,500
     7,638
     4,612
     4,163
     3,165
     2,974
     2.656
     2,543
     1,987
     1,937
     1,534
     1,144
     1,085
     1,079
     1,000
       974
       920
       904
       863
 ,      852
       793
       780
       755
       740
       738
       658
       645
       639
       605
       569
       563
       498
       442
       440
       438
       390
       348
       337

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                                                        Virginia

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID        Site Name

   1   VA1210020730    U S ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT
   2   VAD003121928    AQUALON CO.  INC
   3   VAD098443443    OLDOVER CORP
   4   VAD077942266    OLDOVER CORP
   3   VAD000820S06    LYNCHBURG  FOUNDRY ARCHER CREEK
   6   VAD003180015    ROYSTER CO   S. NORFOLK PLANT
   7   VAD003111416    PRILLAMAN
   8   VAD010063006    LYNCHBURG  FOUNDRY  RADFORD
   9   VAD065417008    GRIFFIN PIPE PRODUCTS
  10   VAD050990357    AMOCO OIL  CO
  11   VAD066000993    AT & T TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS
  12   VAD055046049    FREEMAN CHEMICAL CORP.
  13   VAD000737346    SAFETY-KLEEN   PLANT 3-121-01
  14   VAD000737361    SAFETY-KLEEN   PLANT 3-155-01
  15   VAD981043011    SAFETY-KLEEN   PLANT 3-154-01
  16   VAD981042955    SAFETY-KLEEN   PLANT 3-026-01
  17   VA6170061463    U S NAVY NAVAL BASE
  18   VAD023690183    ALLIED-SIGNAL, INC
  19   VAD981105521    HUTCHENS,  L. E.
  20   VAD062373600    ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY
  21   VAD001307495    NEWPORT NEWS SHIPB'G & DRYDOCK
  22   VAD023741705    ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP
  23   VAD003132255    GENERAL ELECTRIC
  24   VAD082881970    PIEDMONT MFC CO
  25   VA3971520751    U S DOD -  DGSC - BELLUOOD
  26   VA7170024684    U S NAVY SURFACE WARFARE CTR
  27   VAD000820548    ROBINS. A. H., INC.
  28   VAD981106479    HUTCHENS,  L. E.
  29   VAD093012417    TECHNICON  INSTRUMENTS CORP.
  30   VAD003114832    DUPONT
  31   VA5170022482    U S NAVY NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS BASE
  32   VAD093561652    INFRACORP
  33   VAD003130531    INDUSTRIAL DRIVES   KOLLMORGAN
  34   VAD065385296    ALLIED-SIGNAL INC HOPEWELL PIT
  35   VAD00170S110    MERCK ft CO., INC
  36   VAD003112265    UNION CAMP CORP
  37   VAD007940299    NECHLER CHEVROLET INC
  38   VAD070360219    GENERAL ELECTRIC
  39   VAD990710642    BASF FIBERS  (BADISCHE)
  40  VA1170024722   U S MARINE CORPS
        City
                                                                            Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
                                                                             12345   Source  (U.S.  tons}
021
D21
R99
R99
S01
S03
S02
T04
T01
D81
S01
S01
S01
S01
501
S01
S01
S01
S02
S01
SOI
T04
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S02
S01
S01
S01
SOI
U99
T03
S01
S01
U99
S01
S01
SOI
D80 T01 T02
S04
S02
S02
S03 T04
S02




S02
S02 T03
S02
S02
S02
S02






U99


T04



U99










T03 Onsite
Ons ite
Off site
Off site
Both
Off site
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Off site
Off site
Offsite
Off site
Both
Onsite
Offsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Both
Both
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
Onsite
24,781,548
10,821,755
20,378
12,979
11,037
5,029
4,469
3,165
1,937
974
687
654
587
522
437
330
284
204
75
71
65
59
38
34
29
24
22
19
18
13
11
10
3
3
2
Z
1
1
1
1
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treata*nt/AppUcat1on/Far»1ng
   082  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel,  dnn, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R9V  Recycling

   U99  Unknown

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Washington

    Region X
                       K. O f\
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                               WASHINGTON
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region X
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop HW-112
12006th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Ecology
Solid and Hazardous Waste
 Management Division
Office of Land Programs
4224 6th Avenue, S.E.
Lacey, WA 98503
Notes:    In Tables 1 and 2, we see that hazardous waste generation (G) is reported as
         580,597 tons, RCRA hazardous waste management (excluding storage-only
         management) (M) is reported as 251,383 tons, imports (I) are 8,483 tons, and
         exports  (X) are 71,324  tons.  The RCRA hazardous waste flow  balance
         equation, G = M • I + X, is far out of balance.  This is because a  sizeable
         quantity of hazardous waste generated was managed exclusively in storage
         units, and this quantity is excluded from the management quantity, but not the
         generation quantity, reported in Table 1.

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                                    Washington

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
                                                                       440

                                                                    580.597  tons




                                                                         8
                                                                         6
                                                                         8

                                                                        22

                                                                    251.383  tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
5
0
1
16
17*
0
1
3
0
0
1
5*
2
1
22*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
218,814
0
0
12,683
231,497
0
3,070
4,663
0
0
0
7,733
53
0
239,283
95.2%
Off Site
0
0
160
11,153
11,313
0
143
526
0
0
116
785
0
2
12,100
4.8%
Total
218,814
0
160
23,836
242,810
0
3,213
5,189
0
0
116
8,518
53
2
251,383
100%
Percent
87.0
0.0
0.1
9.5
96.6
0.0
1.3
2.1
0.0
0.0
<0.05
3.4
<0.05
<0.05
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
                                                                                       t-' 0 c
                                                                                       t- A c?

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                    Washington
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AK
CA
HI
ID
MN
MT
OH
OR
PA
UT
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
361
314
37
4,028
13
444
2
3.172
11
4
97
8,483
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AR
AZ
CA
CO
ID
IL
KS
LA
MO
NC
NV
OH
OR
PA
TX
UT
WV
TOTAL
Tons shipped
49
330
2,362
166
1,244
14
2,333
81
11
67
11
2
58.684
3,903
1,960
66
41
71,324

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                         Washington
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
DOMX
D002
MOMX
F006
D001
FOMX
D007
K051
D008
K061
KOMX
K062
F001
D003
F019
F005
K001
F002
F003
F009
D009
P030
K073
U051
F027
U226
K050
POMX
P020
D006
F004
K049
D011
U043
D005
D004
UOMX
P044
U190
D0 16
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
457,825
57,203
10,137
9,117
8,932
7,647
6,628
5,312
4,562
3,903
2,915
1,035
801
666
666
539
431
403
265
180
177
171
152
107
102
99
95
91
65
61
60
54
42
42
23
21
14
10
8
6
Percent
of State
total (%)
78.9
9.9
1.7
1.6
1.5
1.3
1.1
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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                                                      Washington

                        Table 4.   Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
080



081


084



R99



T01



T03



TO*




Waste
Code 1
D002
D001
0008
0007
K051
K049
KOSO
F002
0001
0001
0001
F001
F002
F001
F005
0002
0002
0002
0001
F002
F001
0001
F002
0002
0007
0007
0001
Quantity
Waste Waste Waste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
1,293
1,219
657
28
4,850
255
84
112
1
F001 F003 F005 1
F002 1
22
21
F002 6
4
0007 0008 93,211
0006 0007 0008 92,227
31,250
1,851
122
14
13
F003 F004 F005 7
10.872
0008 1,914
1.401
1,338
                             U99
F003
Disposal
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU. Prior
          Treatnent  in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  underground  Injection Wells
           080  Landfills
           081  Land Treatnent/Application/Fanning
           082  Ocean Disposal
           D83  Surface Impoundments
           084  Other Disposal

         Treataent
           T01  Treatment in Tanks
T02  Treatment in Surface
       Impoundments
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment

R99  Recycling

U99  Unknown
53:!

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                                      Washington

Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated,  1987
 Rank       EPAID        Site Name

   1     WA7890008967    DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
   2     UAD010187896    ASARCO INCORPORATED
   3     UAD020257945    CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC.
   4     UAD009282302    RHONE-POULENC INC
   5     UAD000812909    CHEMICAL PROCESSORS INC.
   6     WAD009256819    BOEING-PLANT2
   7     UAD041337130    BOEING - AUBURN
   8     UAD0092658S1    SEATTLE STEEL INC
   9     WAD058367152    NORTHWEST ENVIROSERVICE,  INC.
  10     WAD009249509    KENWORTH TRUCK COMPANY
  11     WAD076655182    HYTEK FINISHES CO
  12     UA6140106349    BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATE
  13     WAD069S48154    ARCO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CO
  14     UAD00927S082    SHELL OIL COMPANY
  15     WAD042480210    SALMON BAY STEEL CORP
  16     WAD009252297    GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION
  17     WAD991281767    CROSBY & OVERTON, INC. PLANT 2
  18     UAD061670766    BOEING-KENT SPACE CENTER
  19     WAD009262171    BOEING-RENTON
  20     UAD041585464    BOEING • EVERETT
  21     WA1170023419    NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE ENGINEE
  22     WAD980982037    BOEING - NORTH BOEING FIELD ST
  23     WAD0923002SO    MCCLARY COLUMBIA CORPORATION
  24     UA0009242314    OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATIO
  25     WA2170023418    PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD
  26     UAD009250366    MOBIL OIL CORP FERNDALE REF
  27     WAD051247716    DAVIS WALKER CORPORATION
  28     UAD086258894    JOHN FLUKE MFG.  CO..  INC.
  29     UA0000712059    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 1-181-01
  30     WA9170023361    MAS  UHIDBEY ISLAND
  31      UA5170027291    NAVAL SUBMARINE  BASE BANGOR
  32     WAD000712042    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 7-092-01
  33     UAD009067281    KAISER ALUMINUM  ft CHEMICAL COR
  34     WA9214053465    US ARMY FORT LEWIS
  35      WAD009276197    TEXACO REFINING  AND MARKETING
  36     WAD000712034    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 1-183-01
  37     UAD048440424    KEY  TRONIC CORPORATION
  38      UAD980833099    SEH  AMERICA INC
  39      WAD144405198    AK-UA INC.
 40      WAD980978746    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP 1-183-02


City
RICHLAND
TACOMA
TACOMA
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
AUBURN
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
KENT
VANCOUVER
FERNDALE
ANACORTES
KENT
BELLINGHAM
KENT
KENT
RENTON
EVERETT
KEYPORT
SEATTLE
WASHOUGAL
TACOMA
BREMERTON
FERNDALE
KENT
EVERETT
AUBURN
OAK HARBOR
BREMERTON
LYNWOOD
SPOKANE
FORT LEWIS
ANACORTES
SPOKANE
SPOKANE
VANCOUVER
TACOMA
PASCO
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
457,854
18,926
13,060
9,661
7,167
6,901
6,235
3,912
3,832
3,435
2,998
2.861
2,482
2.232
2,097
1.935
1,897
1,724
1,717
1,675
1.664
1,622
1,564
1,255
1,222
1.041
987
918
874
819
817
651
629
587
533
526
492
448
367
367
                                                                                                         •:
                                                                                                         ».

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                                                        Washington

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAID
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   6
   7
   8
   9
  10
  11
  12
  13
  14
  15
  16
  17
  18
  19
  20
  21
  22
  23
  24
  25
  26
  27
  28
  29
  30
  31
  32
  33
  34
  35
  36
  37
  38
 WA7890008967
 WAD020257945
 WAD058367152
 UAD027543032
 WAD000812909
 UA6140106349
 UAD069S481S4
 WAD991281767
 WA0009275082
 WAD076655182
 UAD092300250
 UAD000812917
 WA0009250366
 WAD009252297
 UAD061670766
 UAD009242314
 WAD041585464
 UA1170023419
 WAD009276197
 UAD000712059
 WAD000712034
 WAD000712042
 WAD 067548966
 UAD009477175
 UA0980738512
 UAD037991528
 WAD980978746
 UA0009249509
 WAD094626868
 WAD000064642
 UA9214053465
 UAD009256819
 WA0980978142
 UA0009252891
 UAD009249392
UA0061669644
UA0009278706
WAO041485301
 Site Name

 DEPARTMENT OF  ENERGY
 CHEMICAL  PROCESSORS INC.
 NORTHWEST ENVIROSERVICE,  INC.

 CHEMICAL  PROCESSORS INC.
 BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATE
 ARCO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CO
 CROSBY &  OVERTON,  INC. PLANT 2
 SHELL OIL COMPANY
 HYTEK FINISHES CO
 MCCLARY COLUMBIA CORPORATION
 CHEMICAL  PROCESSORS INC
 M06IL OIL CORP FERNDALE REF
 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION
 BOEING-KENT SPACE  CENTER
 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORPORATIO
 BOEING -  EVERETT
 NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE ENGINEE
 TEXACO REFINING AND MARKETING
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP  1-181-01
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP  1-183-01
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP  7-092-01
 VAN WATERS AND ROGERS INC.

 NORTHWEST PROCESSING. INC.
 WASHINGTON CHEMICAL INC.
 SAFETY-KLEEN CORP  1-183-02
 KENWORTH  TRUCK COMPANY
 NORTHWEST ALLOYS.  INC.
 COMINCO ELECTRONIC MATERIALS
US ARMY FORT LEWIS
BOEING-PLANT2

REICHHOLD CHEMICALS INC.
SUNOSTRANO DATA CONTROL, INC.

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO SCNC
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
                                                      City
Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
Meth Meth Meth Heth Meth Waste     Managed
 12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
RICHLAND
TACOMA
SEATTLE

SEATTLE
VANCOUVER
FERNDALE
KENT
ANACORTES
KENT
WASHOUGAL
SEATTLE
FERNDALE
BELLINGHAM
KENT
TACOMA
EVERETT
KEYPORT
ANACORTES
AUBURN
SPOKANE
LYNWOOD
KENT

TACOMA
SPOKANE
PASCO
SEATTLE
ADDV
SPOKANE
FORT LEWIS
SEATTLE

TACOMA
REDMOND

SEATTLE
PULLMAN
D80
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
D81
S01
081
R99
SOI
SOI
S01
S01
SOI
S01
S01
S01
D81
S01
S01
S01
S01
T03
D84
S01
S01
S01
S01
R99
S01
S01
S01
S01
SOI
SOI
SOI
S01
S01 T04 S03

S02 T04
S02 U99
S02 T04


T04

S04


S02 T04
T04
T04
S03 T04
T04
S02 SOS T01






SOI T04
T04

S02 T01 T04
T01 T04
S01 T01 T04





T04


T01 Both
Off site
Both
Both
Both
Both
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Onsite
Both
Off site
Onsite
Onsite
Off site
Onsite
Off site
T04 Both
Offsite
Off site
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Both
Offsite
Offsite
Onsite
Onsite
Both
Onsite
Onsite
458,729
13,276
8,128
6,648
6.378
2,864
2,480
2,410
2,183
2,154
2,007
1,269
1,041
965
870
721
554
540
526
322
263
226
205
160
152
143
120
98
84
69
63
62
37
30
12
11
3
1
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTW, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Unit*
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Management In RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Well*
   080  Landfill*
   081  Land TreatMent/Applfcation/Faming
                                                 D82  Ocean Disposal
                                                 D83  Surface Impoundments
                                                 D84  Other Disposal

                                              Storage
                                                 S01  Container (barrel, drum,  etc.)
                                                 S02  Tank
                                                 803  Waste Pile
                                                 SO*  Surface lapounotaent
                                                 $05  Other Storage
                                                                        Treatment
                                                                           T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                                                           T02  Treatment in Surface
                                                                                  Impoundments
                                                                           T03  Incineration
                                                                           T04  Other Treatment

                                                                           R99  Recycling

                                                                           U99  Unknown              533

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West Virginia
     Region III

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                               WEST VIRGINIA
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region III
Waste Management Branch
Mail Stop 3HW53
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Site-level and State-level
 summary data
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Commerce,
 Labor and Environmental
 Resources
Waste Management Section
1356 Hansford Street
Charleston, WV 25301
Notes:    West Virginia reported that 415 tons of  RCRA hazardous waste  were
         managed by treatment in surface impoundments (T02 in Table 1).  However,
         the State did not identify the site(s) that used this management method.
                                                                                   £35

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                                    West Virginia

         Table 1.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:

Final Disposition of Wastes Managed In RCRA Processes
       84

12.978.998 tons




        5
        0
       10

       15

12.342.336 tons



       24
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
01
15
15
15*
0
0
12
0
0
3
13*
0
0
15*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
415
9,142
12,278,435
12,287,992
0
0
4,198
0
0
13,268
17,466
0
0
12,305,458
99.7%
Off site
0
0
8,250
4,461
12,711
0
0
16,185
0
0
7,982
24,167
0
0
36,878
0.3%
Total
0
415
17,392
12,282,896
12,300,703
0
0
20,383
0
0
21,250
41,633
0
0
12,342,336
100%
Percent
0.0
<0.05
0.1
99.5
99.7
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.2
0.3
0.0
0.0
100
*Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.

1 Specific site(s) not identified in the data received.
                                                                                      53G

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                  West Virginia
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
DE
IN
KY
MA
Ml
NJ
OH
PA
TN
TX
VA
WA
TOTAL
Tons received
1
442
74
1,196
38
79
7,664
528
51
1,187
4
39
11,303
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
GA
IL
IN
KY
LA
MD
Ml
MN
NC
NJ
NY
OH
PA
SC
TN
TX
VA
TOTAL
Tons shipped
892
51
40
452
1,607
4,098
1,608
142
364
289
1
4.857
56
14,316
8.021
2,081
2
206
89
39,172
                                                         537

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                         West Virginia
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
KOMX
F003
F005
DOMX
D002
D001
F006
K027
D008
K035
FOMX
F007
D003
K061
F008
D007
U019
K048
F002
U188
UOMX
U165
K083
K016
U211
KD44
U221
K062
U223
K106
D004
K085
U051
D006
U080
U154
D009
U012
U003
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
12,249,451
421,340
102,259
101,757
41,922
33,961
11,620
9,489
7,502
2,374
2,298
1.973
1,850
1,670
1,450
1,226
1,044
598
518
504
283
265
216
202
161
154
125
98
78
77
69
64
62
56
46
38
31
22
22
18
Percent
of State
total (%)
94.2
3.2
0.8
0.8
0.3
0.3
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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                                                     West Virginia

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987

Management
Method
081



D84



T02


T03



T04




Uaste
Code 1
HOMX
0002
K104
0007
MOMX
DOOO
F006
D009
0001
F002
0002
0001
K027
MOMX
F003
MOMX
D002
0002
F003
Quant i ty
Uaste Uaste Uaste Managed
Code 2 Code 3 Code 4 (U.S. tons)
3,837
F006 3,699
IC113 3,595
K027 3,595
8,035
7,436
5,774
5
358
42
0003 15
4,456
3,751
3,261
2,071
12,219,362
D003 18,787
11,544
9,480
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Setwr/POTV, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land Treatnent/Application/Faming
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Inpoundaents
   084  Other Disposal

Treatment
   TC1  Treatment in Tanks
T02  Treatment in Surface
       lapoundnents
T03  Incineration
T04  Other Treatment
R99  Recycling
U99  Unknown
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                                       West Virginia

   Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     WVD004341491    AMERICAN CYAN AM ID COMPANY
  2     UVDOOS005509    RHONE-POULENC AG CO
  3     WVD056866312    MOBAY CORP
  4     WVD041517830    UNITED STATES CAN COMPANY
  5     WVD000068908    UEIRTON STEEL CO
  6     WV0005012851    E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC
  7     WVD00432S3S3    UNION CARBIDE CORP
  8     WVD080645831    ASHLAND CHEMICAL NEAL PLANT
  9     WVD981102890    FMC CORPORATION
 10     WVD045875291    E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS WASH WORK
 11     WVD000765297    LCP CHEMICALS-WV-INC
 12     UVD004336749    (COPPERS COMPANY INCORPORATED
 13     WVD009708702    AZCO CHEMICALS INC
 14     UVD009233297    KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL CORP
 15     UVD072667801    STEEL OF WEST VIRGINIA
 16     UVD005005475    GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY
 17     UVD981034101    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
 18     UVD0419S2714    E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO
 19     UVD03999096S    MONSANTO CHEMICAL CO
 20     UVD136333580    THE HOMER LAUGHLIN CHINA COMPANY
 21     WVD000737387    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
 22     UVD981738909    AMERICAN UOODMARK CORPORATION
 23     UVD000797720    WHEELING-PITTSBURGH STEEL CORP
 24     UVD004337135    MID ATLANTIC FUELS INC
 25     WVD005005079    FMC CORPORATION
 26     UVD003095536    3M
 27     UVD005010277    OCCIDENTAL CHEN CORP
 28     UVD980552202    BELPAR CHEMICAL SERVICE INC
 29     UVD061769592    ANCHOR HOCKING PACKAGING
 30     UVD060682291    UNION CARBIDE CORP
 31      UVD088911854    BORG-UARNER CHEMICALS INC
 32     UVD98C552384    BORG-UARNER SPECIALTY CHEN INC
 33     WVD045879087    SHEIDOU BRONZE CORPORATION
 34     UVD980555239    OLIN CORPORATION
 35     UVD980510895    SAFETY-KLEEN CORP
 36     UVD004336343    PPG INDUSTRIES INC NATRIUM PLANT
 37     UVD057634776    QUAKER STATE CORPORATION
 38     WVD057634776    QUAKER STATE CORPORATION
 39     UVD004396339    LEVOLOR LORENTZEN
 40      UVD981730757    A C & S INCORPORATED


City
WILLOW ISLAND
CHARLESTON
NATRIUM
WEIRTON
UEIRTON
BELLE
LONG REACH
NEAL
INSTITUTE
WASHINGTON
MOUNDSVILLE
FOLLANSBEE
GALL I POL IS FERRY
RAVENSUOOD
HUNT1NGTON
APPLE GROVE
WHEELING
FALLING WATERS
NITRO
NEWELL
NITRO
MOOREFIELD
BEECH BOTTOM
ST MARY'S
SOUTH CHARLESTON
MIDDLEUAY
BELLE
MINERAL WELLS
UEIRTON
SOUTH CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON
NORGANTOUN
KINGUOOD
MOUNDSVILLE
FAIRMONT
NATRIUM
NEWELL
NEWELL
WEIRTON
NITRO
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
6,691,616
5,582,741
432,939
190,000
16,311
12,064
11,015
10.730
4,744
4,488
3,956
2,632
2.134
2,032
1,450
1,049
814
681
597
531
488
353
351
338
334
329
323
319
316
287
262
257
244
243
242
235
220
220
192
117
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                                                     West Virginia

                                Table 6.   Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Uaste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAID       Site Name

   1  WVD004341491    AMERICAN  CYAN AH ID CO
   2  UVD005005509    RHONE-POULENC AC COMPANY
   3  WVD056866312    MOBAY CORPORATION
   4  WVD004325353    UNION CARBIDE CORP
   5  UVD000068908    UEIRTON STEEL CORP
   6  UVD005012851    E  I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO
   7  WVD045875291    E  I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS WASH WORKS
   8  WVD009233297    KAISER ALUMINUM
   9  WVD981034101    SAFETY-KLEEN
  10  WVD0419527U    E  I  DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO
  11  WVD039990965    MONSANTO  CHEMICAL
  12  WVD000737387    SAFETY-KLEEN
  13  WVD980510895    SAFETY-KLEEN
  U  WVD060682291    UNION CARBIDE CORP
  15  WVD005005079    FMC  CORP
  16  UVD005010277    OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP
  17  WVD980552384    BORG-WARNER SPECIALTY CHEM
  18  WVD980555239    OLIN CORP
  19  WVD004336343    PPG  INDUSTRIES INC NATRIUM
  20  UVD076826015    INCO ALLOYS INTERNATIONAL
  21   WVD980555395    BF GOODRICH
  22  WVD003080959    KOPPERS CO. INC
  23  WVD059292987    COLUMBIAN CHEMICALS
         City
                 Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                 Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed
                  12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
D81
S01
S01
S04
T03
S01
SOI
S02
S01
S01
T03
S01
S01
S01
S01
S01
S02
T03
S01
S01
S01
S04
S01
S04
S02
S03
T03
T04
S02
T03

S02
S02
T01
S02
S02
T03
S02
T03
T03
T04
S04
S02



T03
T03
T03
T04
D81
D81
T04


T03
T04


T04

T04
T04
D81
T03
T03



T04
T04
T04
084
084
T03



T04
D81


081

D81
D81

T04
T04



084 Both
081 Both
Ons ite
Both
Both
T04 Both
Both
Ons ite
Both
D81
Ons ite
Both
Both
Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
S01 Both
Ons ite
081 Ons ite
D81 Both
Ons ite
Onsite
Both
6,691,628
5,582.846
432,939
18,503
17,172
14,463
4,494
2,032
1,875
702
597
488
441
422
334
323
293
243
235
126
11
2
0
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment In RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under NPOES,
          Prior Hwiagewnt in RCRA Units
   D79  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land TraatMnt/Application/cararing
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundment*
   084  Other Disposal
Storage
   SOI
   S02
   S03
   $04
   SOS
Container (barrel, drua, etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown

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Wisconsin
   Region V
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                                WISCONSIN
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region V
Waste Management Division
230 S. Dearborn Street
MailStop5HR13
Chicago, IL 60604
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
State-specific annual report and
 EPA Waste Minimization
 Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Wisconsin Department of
 Natural Resources
Bureau of Solid and Hazardous
 Waste
Hazardous Waste Management
 Section
101 South Webster SW/3
Madison, Wl  53707
Notes:    The Wisconsin data submission did not include the management methods for
         RCRA hazardous wastes received from off site for management.  Hence, a
         high number of facilities have a "U99" management method.

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                                     Wisconsin

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
                                                                       515

                                                                   148.240 tons
                                                                        35
                                                                        83
                                                                        16
                                                                    72.609 tons


                                                                       134



Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage



Code
T01
T02
T03
T04

D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84

R99
U99
-
-
No. of
facilities
using
method
0
0
11
47
57*
0
0
1
0
0
11
12*
1
76
134*
-
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
0
0
6,921
15.909
22,830
0
0
0
0
0
26,520
26,520
0
0
49,350
68.0%
Off site
0
0
33
3,407
3,440
0
0
16
0
0
2
18
17,368
2,433
23,259
32.0%
Total
0
0
6,954
19,316
26.270
0
0
16
0
0
26,522
26,538
17,368
2,433
72,609
100%
Percent
0.0
0.0
9.6
26.6
36.2
0.0
0.0
<0.05
0.0
0.0
36.5
36.5
23.9
3.4
100
-
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                     Wisconsin
Table 2. RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of State (IMPORTS)
State
AL
CA
CO
CT
FL
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
Ml
MN
MO
NC
ND
NE
NV
OH
OK
PA
SO
TN
TX
VA
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons received
20
59
3
5
1
7
718
2,438
891
129
7
1
206
1,240
212
4
30
176
1
121
3
19
104
26
24
38
13,200
19,683
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of State (EXPORTS)
State
AL
AR
AZ
CA
CT
GA
IA
IL
IN
KS
KY
LA
MA
MD
Ml
MN
MO
NC
NJ
NY
OH
PA
Rl
SC
SO
TN
TX
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
203
22
8
3
9
7
47
1.496
907
179
228
100
2
1
438
114
24
45
34
27
977
2
21
33
1
65
4
12,278
17,275

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                          Wisconsin
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
MOMX
D001
K062
D007
F003
F005
F006
D002
D008
D009
F002
F019
F001
D006
D003
D011
D005
U122
D004
U211
P071
F008
F007
F004
U112
D010
D014
FOMX
U080
U115
D012
D016
P003
P106
U102
U188
D013
D015
F009
F027
Quantity generated
in State (tons)
36,087
23,720
21,408
15,890
12,648
9,297
6,931
6,079
5,065
4,399
2.328
1,503
1,262
1.060
157
118
96
38
37
36
22
16
9
8
8
3
2
2
2
2





1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5
Percent
of State
total (%)
24.3
16.0
14.4
10.7
8.5
6.3
4.7
4.1
3.4
3.0
1.6
1.0
0.9
0.7
0.1
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05

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                                                      Wisconsin

                        Table 4.   Four  Largest Quantities and Types  of RCRA Hazardous Waste Managed
                                           by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                           Management
                             Method
Waste
Code 1
Waste
Code 2
Waste
Code 3
Waste
Code 4
 Quantity
  Managed
(U.S.  tons)
                              081

                              D84
                              R99
 K062

 D007
 F003
 D001
 F005

 D001
 F003
 FOOS
 F002
                                   16

                                7,597
                                6,904
                                6,848
                                5,149

                               15,005
                                  853
                                  654
                                  462
                              T03
 0008
 FOOS
 F003
 0007
                                1,629
                                1,621
                                1,548
                                  688
                              T04
                              U99
 K062
 0009
 F003
 D008

 0001
 K062
 FOOS
 FOOS
                                4,346
                                4,279
                                2,189
                                1,793

                                  813
                                  713
                                  306
                                  215
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU. Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   021  Discharge to Surface Water under HPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
            080  Landfills
            D81  Land Treatnent/Appli cat ion/Faming
            082  Ocean Disposal
            083  Surface Impoundments
            084  Other Disposal

         Treatment
            T01  Treatment in Tanks
                                             T02  Treatment  in Surface
                                                    Impoundments
                                             T03  Incineration
                                             T04  Other Treatment

                                             R99  Recycling

                                             U99  Unknown
                                                            54G

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                                             Wisconsin

       Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAID        Site Name

  1     WID098547854    METRO LANDFILL & DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
  2     UI0059972935    PPG INDUSTRIES INC
  3     WID006085815    SMITH A 0 AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS CO
  4     UID000808824    AVGANIC INDUSTRIES INC
  5     UID006102545    JOHN DEERE HORICON WORKS OF DEERE & COHP
  6     WID006UU02    FORT HOWARD STEEL INC
  7     WID046536231    VULCAN MATERIALS CO
  8     WIDOQ6073225    ICOHLER COMPANY
  9     WID980615439    FREEMAN CHEMICAL CORP.
 10     WI0990829475    WASTE RESEARCH & RECLAMATION
 11     WID068315373    NORELKOTE INC
 12     WID006126999    PIERCE MANUFACTURING INC
 13     WID059980045    CMC • BOC JANESVILLE ASSEMBLY PLANT
 14     WID006091425    JOHNSON SC & SON INC.
 15     WID006089189    MACWHYTE COMPANY
 16     WID006106744    HERCULES INC
 17     WID980905293    PIERCE MANUFACTURING INC
 18     WID000808519    AMERICAN MOTORS CORP-(LAKEFRONT  PLANT)
 19     WID006082531    BRIGGS & STRATTON CORPORATION
 20     UID006096192    ACME GALVANIZING INC
 21     WID006116529    TECUHSEH PRODUCTS CO INC
 22     WID000808964    3M CO-BLDG SUPPLY & CLEANING PROOCTS DIV
 23     UID006085401 .   LADISH COMPANY INC.
 24     UID000808840    JOHNSON CONTROLS INC-GLOBE  BATTERY DIV
 25     WID006183826    NORTHERN ENGRAVING CORP
 26     UID006081459    CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY  USA PLANT 77
 27     WID047248273    CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY
 28     WID073830028    BRUNSWICK INC - MERCURY  MARINE DIVISI
 29     WID980570113    JOHNSON CONTROLS INC
 30     WID054105218    MASTER LOCK COMPANY INC
 31      WI0006425888    JAGEMANN PLATING CO INC
 32     WID006095038    OILGEAR COMPANY
 33     WID006125215    US WORMALD INC • ANSUL FIRE PROTECTION
 34     WID038768289    ACID WASTE TREATMENT
 35      WID050269372    AMERICAN MOTORS CORP-(MAIN  PLANT)
 36     WID006101695    AMERICAN BRASS COMPANY
 37     WI0002462356    JONES CHEMICALS INC
 38      WID006078307    BRADLEY CORPORATION
39      UID980898266    SPECIALTY CHEN PRODUCTS  CORP
40      WID000068155    MILPRINT,  INC
 City

 FRANKLIN
 OAK CREEK
 MILWAUKEE
 COTTAGE GROVE
 HORICON
 GREEN BAY
 PORT EDWARDS
 KOHLER
 SAUKVILLE
 EAU CLAIRE
 GREEN BAY
 APPLETON
 JANESVILLE
 STURTEVANT
 KENOSHA
 MILWAUKEE
 APPLETON
 KENOSHA
 WAUWATOSA
 MILWAUKEE
 NEU HOLSTEIN
 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN
 CUDAHY
MILWAUKEE
 SPARTA
GLENDALE
 LA CROSSE
 FOND DU LAC
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE
MANITOWOC
MILWAUKEE
MARINETTE
MARSHFIELD
KENOSHA
KENOSHA
HUDSON
MENOMONEE FLS
MARINETTE
MILWAUKEE
   Total
 Generated
(U.S. tons)

  27.400
  25,347
  15,634
   7,459
   5,243
   4,378
   4,281
   3,786
   3,144
   2,506
   2,008
   1,982
   1,950
   1,590
   1,562
   1,297
   1,284
   1,165
   1,139
     900
     878
     873
     842
     757
     715
     695
     653
     645
     516
     505
     460
     453
     426
     426
     412
     373
     371
     362
     357
     337

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                                                       Wisconsin

                               Table 6.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities,  1987
 Rank    EPAIO        Site Name

   1  WI0059972935    PPG INDUSTRIES  INC
   2  WID000808824    AVGANIC  INDUSTRIES INC
   3  WID990829475    WASTE RESEARCH  & RECLAMATION
   4  WID006141402    FORT HOWARD STEEL INC
   5  WID046536231    VULCAN MATERIALS CO
   6  WID006073225    KOHLER COMPANY
   7  WID980615439    FREEMAN  CHEMICAL CORP.
   8  WID006126999    PIERCE MANUFACTURING INC
   9  WID05998004S    CMC - BOC JANESVILLE ASSEMBLY PLANT
  10  WID023350192    MILWAUKEE SOLVENTS & CHEMICAL CORP
  11  WID006082531    BRIGGS & STRATTON CORPORATION
  12  WID006085401    LADISH COMPANY  INC.
  13  WID038768289    ACID WASTE TREATMENT
  14  WID002462356    JONES CHEMICALS INC
  15  WID00643589S    HYDRITE  CHEMICAL COMPANY
  16  WID006427017    PRINTING DEVELOPMENTS INC
  17  WIDOOQ780361    MILWAUKEE COUNTY MSD SOUTH SHORE PLA
  18  WID006144737    CURWOOO  INC.
  19  WID006113906    ALDRICH  CHEMICAL COMPANY INC
  20  WID097338099    SPEED QUEEN COMPANY
  21  WID053689196    ASHLAND  CHEMICAL COMPANY
  22  WID980793111    BOLENS CORP
  23  WID006090294    SNAP-ON  TOOLS CORPRATION
  24  WID001779313    MOORE OIL COMPANY INC
  25  WID000713602    ASHLAND  CHEMICAL COMPANY
  26  WID006131478    INDUSTRIAL ENGRAVING ft MFC COMPANY
  27  WID000773069    APPLETON WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
  28  WID038983532    ITO INDUSTRIES  INC
  29  WID040784936    VAN WATERS ft ROGER INC
  30  WID98079S181    COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL INC
  31   WID014838569    WISCONSIN MECHANICAL FINISHER
  32  UID980620140    SHEBOYGAN REGIONAL WASTEWATER PLANT
  33  WIT560011314    KENOSHA WATER UTILITY POLLUTION CONT
  34  WID020473682    GERMANTOWN SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
  35  WID981097769    SAFETY-KLEEM CORP-(5-100-01)
  36  WID980996425    CHILTON WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
  37  UID000608398    HAMILTON INDUSTRIES
  38 WID000780379   MILWAUKEE COUNTY MSD JONES ISLAND PL
  39 WID981532997   BERGAMOT BRASS WORKS INC
 40 WID003967148   CHEMICAL WASTE MGMT-CONTROLLED WASTE
        City
                                                                            Mgmt Hgnrt Mgmt  Mgmt  Mgmt             Total
                                                                            Meth Meth Meth  Meth  Meth  Waste      Managed
                                                                             12345    Source   (U.S.  tons)
OAK CREEK
COTTAGE GROVE
EAU CLAIRE
GREEN BAY
PORT EDWARDS
KOHLER
SAUKVILLE
APPLETON
JANESVILLE
MENOMONEE FALLS
WAUWATOSA
CUDAHY
MARSHFIELD
HUDSON
MILWAUKEE
RACINE
OAK CREEK
NEW LONDON
MILWAUKEE
RIPON
MILWAUKEE
PORT WASHINGTON
KENOSHA
MILWAUKEE
MENASHA
PULASKI
APPLETON
BRISTOL
WEST ALL IS
MILWAUKEE
WAUKESHA
SHEBOYGAN
KENOSHA
GERMANTOWN
UAUKESHA
CHILTON
TWO RIVERS
MILWAUKEE
DELAVAN
MENOMONEE FALLS
D84
R99
T04 U99
T04
T04
T03
T03
T04 U99
D84
U99
T04 U99
T04
T04
T04
T04 U99
T04 U99
U99
T03
T04 U99
T04
U99
T04
T04
U99
U99
T04
U99
D84 T04
U99
U99
T04
T04
U99
T04
U99
U99
T03
U99
T04
U99
Both
Off site
Both
Ons ite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Both
Both
Ons ite
Off site
Both
Ons ite
Both
Ons ite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Both
Both
Ons ite
Offsite
Ons ite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Ons ite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Offsite
Both
Offsite
Onsite
Offsite
25,074
17.368
5,082
4,293
4,279
3,623
3.077
1,848
1,421
827
823
472
440
350
285
248
230
200
183
160
132
127
116
113
101
100
96
92
79
76
58
56
52
44
44
40
36
36
34
31
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTW. Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   D14  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   D79  underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   D81  Land TreatMnt/Applicatton/Fanaing
   D82  Ocean Disposal
   D83  Surface Impoundments
   D84  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel,  drua,  etc.)
   S02  Tank
   SOS  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown
548

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Wyoming
  Region VIII
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                                WYOMING
EPA Region Address:
U.S. EPA Region VIII
Hazardous Waste Management
 Division
Mail Stop HWM-RI
999 18th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Biennial Report Data Collection
 Instrument:
EPA Hazardous Waste Report
Type of Data Submission to EPA:
Waste stream-level data in
 Biennial Report Data System
 (BIRDS) format
Waste Minimization Data Included
 in this Report?
Yes
Address of Participating State
 Environmental Authority
Department of Environmental
 Quality
Solid Waste Management
 Program
122 West 25th Street
Cheyenne, WY 82002
Notes:    No special notes for Wyoming.
                                                                                .
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                                     Wyoming

         Table 1. RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation and Management, 1987
Total Number of RCRA Large Quantity Generators:

Total Quantity of Regulated Waste Generated:


RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities)
    Facilities managing only waste generated on site
    Facilities managing only waste generated off site
    Facilities managing waste generated both on and off site
Total RCRA TSD Facilities (excludes storage-only facilities):

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

Total RCRA TSDR Facilities:


Final Disposition of Wastes Managed in RCRA Processes
                                                                       12

                                                                     2.741  tons
                                                                         5
                                                                         1
                                                                         0
                                                                     1.637 tons
Management Method
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment In Surface Imp.
Incineration
Other Treatment
Total Treatment
Injection Wells
Landfills
Land Treatment
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundments
Other Disposal
Total Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
TOTAL
Percentage
Code
T01
T02
T03
T04
D79
D80
D81
D82
D83
D84
R99
U99
—
No. of
facilities
using
method
1
0
0
2
3*
0
1
2
0
0
0
3*
0
0
6*
Hazardous
waste quantities
manaaed (tons)
On site
648
0
0
166
814
0
5
402
0
0
0
407
0
0
1,221
74.6%
Off site
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
416
0
0
0
416
0
0
416
25.4%
Total
648
0
0
166
814
0
5
818
0
0
0
823
0
0
1,637
100%
Percent
39.6
0.0
0.0
10.1
49.7
0.0
0.3
50.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
50.3
0.0
0.0
100
'Column may not sum to total because facilities may have multiple handling methods.
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                     Wyoming
Table 2.  RCRA Hazardous Waste Imports and Exports, 1987
Total quantity of hazardous waste
received from out of state (IMPORTS)
State

TOTAL
Tons received

0
Total quantity of hazardous waste
shipped out of state (EXPORTS)
State
AR
CO
IL
NE
UT
WA
Unknown or Foreign
TOTAL
Tons shipped
13
14
2
10
1,064
1
9
1,113

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                          Wyoming
Table 3. Rank Order of 40 Largest Hazardous Wastes Generated, 1987
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
EPA
waste code
D003
K051
K041
D002
D001
K052
K049
FOMX
D008
MOMX
K050
F001
D004
D007
DOMX
D009
F005























Quantity generated
in State (tons)
1,094
860
215
205
161
78
38
37
24
21
3
2
1
1
<0.5
<0.5
<0.5























Percent
of State
total (%)
39.9
31.4
7.8
7.5
5.9
2.8
1.4
1.4
0.9
0.8
0.1
0.1
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
<0.05
























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                                                        Wyoming

                        Table 4.  Four Largest Quantities and Types of RCRA Hazardous  Waste Managed
                                            by RCRA Management Method, 1987
                                                                                  Quant ity
                           Management    Waste     Waste     Waste     Waste       Managed
                             Method      Code 1    Code 2    Code 3    Code 4    (U.S.  tons)

                              080         K051                                         3
                                          K052                                         2

                              081         K051                                       416
                                          IC041                                       215
                                          0003                                       127
                                          0001                                       47

                              T01         K051                                       441
                                          0002                                       204
                                          IC050                                         3

                              T04         0003                                       160
                                          0001                                         6
Disposal                                              080  Landfills                             T02  Treatment in Surface
   D11  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                081  Land Treatment/Application/Fanning           Impoundments
          Treatment in RCRA Units                     082  Ocean Disposal       .                 T03  Incineration
   014  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior                083  Surface Impoundments                  T04  other Treatment
          Storage in RCRA Units                       084  Other Disposal
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,                                                  R99  Recycling
          Prior Management in RCRA Units           Treatment
   D79  Underground Injection Wells                   T01  Treatment in Tanks                    U99  Unknown      0' O 4

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                                           Wyoming

    Table 5.  Forty Largest RCRA Hazardous Waste Generators and RCRA Quantity Generated, 1987
Rank       EPAIO        Site Name

  1     WYD000712778    AMOCO WHITNEY CANYON/RYCKMAN CREEK GAS
  2     WYD051843613    FRONTIER REFINING
  3     UYD007064447    AMOCO OIL CO. REFINERY
  4     WYD088677943    TEXACO REFINING & MARKETING INC.
  5     WYD981547862    AMOCO ANSHUTZ RANCH EAST
  6     WYD093295079    CROWN CORK & SEAL COMPANY, INC.
  7     WYD083705707    THUNDER BASIN COAL CO.
  8     WY5571924179    F.E. WARREN AFB
  9     WYD039329420    TRITON COAL CO. • BUCKSKIN MINE
 10     WYD000712687    NALCO CHEMICAL CO.
 11     WYD079959185    SINCLAIR OIL CORP.
 12     UYD980961999    WELCHEM INC. EVANSTON WAREHOUSE
 13     WYD083710103    PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO.,WYOOAK PLANT


City
N/A
CHEYENNE
CASPER
EVANSVILLE
N/A
WORLAND
WRIGHT
FE WARREN AFB
GILLETTE
EVANSVILLE
SINCLAIR
EVANSTON
GILLETTE
Total
Generated
(U.S. tons)
967
687
485
402
93
38
24
19
7
6
6
3
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                                Table 6.   Forty Largest  RCRA  Hazardous Waste Facilities, 1987
 Rank    EPAIO       Site Name                             City

   1  WYD051843613   FRONTIER REFINING                     CHEYENNE
   2  WYD991301086   AMOCO PIPELINE  TANK FARM               CASPER
   3  WYD088677943   TEXACO REFINING & MARKETING  INC.       EVANSVILLE
   4  UYD000712778   AMOCO WHITNEY CANYON/RYCKMAN CREEK G   N/A
   5  WYD007064447   AMOCO OIL CO. REFINERY                 CASPER
   6  WYD000712687   NALCO CHEMICAL  CO.                     EVANSVILLE
   7  WYD079959185   SINCLAIR OIL CORP.                     SINCLAIR
   8  WYD000776435   WR METALS INDUSTRIES, INC.             LARAMIE
                         Hgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt Mgmt            Total
                         Meth Meth Meth Meth Meth Waste     Managed  .
                          12345   Source  (U.S. tons)
                         S03  SOS  T01
                         D81
                         081  S02
                         SOI  SOS  T04
                         S01
                         S01  T04
                         D80  SOS
                         S01
         Onsite
         Offsite
         Onsite
         Onsite
         Onsite
         Onsite
         Onsite
         Onsite
687
416
402
239
 69
  6
  6
  2
Disposal
   011  Discharge to Sewer/POTU, Prior
          Treatment in RCRA Units
   014  Discharge to Seuer/POTU, Prior
          Storage in RCRA Units
   D21  Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES,
          Prior Management in RCRA Units
   079  Underground Injection Wells
   080  Landfills
   081  Land Treatment/Application/Farming
   082  Ocean Disposal
   083  Surface Impoundments
   084  Other Disposal

Storage
   S01  Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
   S02  Tank
   S03  Waste Pile
   S04  Surface Impoundment
   SOS  Other Storage
Treatment
   T01  Treatment in Tanks
   T02  Treatment in Surface
          Impoundments
   T03  Incineration
   T04  Other Treatment

   R99  Recycling

   U99  Unknown

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APPENDIX A
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                                 Appendix A

                                    DEFINITIONS
Acute Hazardous Waste
Characteristic Waste
Disposal
EPA Identification
Number
Excluded Wastes


Facility


Generator

Hazardous Waste
Any hazardous waste with an EPA Waste Code beginning with
"P", or any of the following "F" codes: F020,  F021, F022, F023,
F026, and F027. These wastes are subject to stringent quantity
standards for accumulation and generation.

A waste classified as hazardous because it is ignitable, corrosive,
reactive, or toxic as determined by the EP toxicity test. It has an
EPA Waste Code in the range "D001" to "D017".  Each of these
four characteristics is defined in 40 CFR 261 .20 Subpart C.

Final  placement or destruction of toxic,  radioactive, or  other
wastes; surplus or banned pesticides or other chemicals; polluted
soils; and drums containing hazardous materials from removal
actions or accidental releases. Disposal may be accomplished
through use of approved secure landfills, surface impoundments,
land farming, deep well injection, ocean dumping, or incineration.

A 12-character number assigned by either EPA or the authorized
State to each generator, transporter, and treatment, disposal, or
storage facility.  Facilities which are not generators but anticipate
generation  activity may also apply for and  receive an EPA ID
number.  The first two characters are alphabetical and stand for
the State in which  the site is physically located.  The third
character can be either alphabetical or numeric.  The remaining
nine characters are always numeric.

Wastes excluded from regulation under 40 CFR  261.4  and
HSWA
in this report, a site which  manages hazardous waste  at the
physical location. Facilities are also called "TSDs" or TSDRs."

A site or mobile source whose actions  or processes produce
hazardous waste.

Byproduct of society that can pose  a substantial  or potential
hazard to human health  or  the environment when improperly
managed. It is a solid waste which possesses at least one of four
characteristics (ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity, and  EP toxicity),
or appears on special EPA lists.  A hazardous waste is regulated
under Subtitle C of RCRA. The regulatory definition of hazardous
waste is found in 40 CFR 261 .3.

Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments.
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Incineration                (1) burning of certain types of solid, liquid, or gaseous materials;
                           or  (2) treatment technology involving destruction of waste by
                           controlled burning at high temperatures, e.g., burning sludge to
                           remove the water and  reduce the  remaining residues to a safe,
                           non-burnable ash which can be disposed safely on land, in some
                           waters, or in underground locations.

Large Quantity Generator   A site is an LOG if it met any of the following criteria:

                           (a) the site generated in any single  month 1,000 kg (2,200 Ibs) or
                           more of RCRA hazardous  waste; or (b) the site generated in any
                           single month or accumulated at any time more than 1  kg (2.2 Ibs)
                           of  RCRA  acute hazardous waste;  or (c) the site generated  or
                           accumulated at any time more than 100 kg  (220  Ibs) of spill
                           cleanup  material  contaminated with  RCRA acute  hazardous
                           waste.
Listed Wastes
National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES)
Off-Site Facility


On-Site Facility
Wastes specifically named in 40 CFR 261.3.  These wastes are
listed as hazardous under RCRA but have not been subjected to
the toxic characteristics listing process because the dangers they
present are considered self evident. They bear EPA Waste Codes
beginning with the letters F, P, U, or K.

A provision of the Clean Water  Act which prohibits discharge of
pollutants into waters of the United States unless a special permit
is  issued by EPA,  a  State,  or  (where delegated),  a  tribal
government on an Indian reservation.

A hazardous  waste treatment, storage, or disposal area that is
located at a place away from the generating site.

A hazardous  waste treatment, storage, or disposal area that is
located on the generating site.
Part A Permit Application
The  first step in  obtaining a  RCRA permit to treat, store, or
dispose hazardous waste.  This application defines the processes
to be used for treatment, storage, and/or disposal of hazardous
waste; the  design  capacity of such  processes; and the specific
hazardous waste to be handled at the applying facility. A Part A
application must have been filed to obtain interim status to allow
facilities existing prior to promulgation of the RCRA regulations to
continue operations until a final permit is issued. Thus, if the site
has  either  interim  status,  or  a final RCRA permit to  handle
hazardous waste, a Part A application has been submitted for the
site.
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Part B Permit Application  The second step in obtaining a RCRA permit to treat, store, or
                          dispose hazardous waste. To obtain a permit, a site must provide
                          EPA with information about  the  hazardous waste treatment,
                          storage, and disposal facilities that will be at the site. The Biennial
                          Report respondent  should  know whether  or not  the  site has
                          completed the Part B permit application.

Publicly Owned Treatment A  waste treatment works  owned by  a  State,  unit  of  local
Works (POTW)            government, or Indian tribe, usually designed to treat domestic
                          wastewaters.
Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act (RCRA)

RCRA Interim (Permit)
Status
RCRA Permit
RCRA Regulated Units
Recycling
Site
Sludge
The  Federal  statute  that regulates  the  generation, treatment,
storage, disposal, or recycling of solid and hazardous waste.

Period during which  treatment, storage, and  disposal facilities
regulated  under RCRA  in  1980 are temporarily  permitted to
operate while awaiting denial or issuance of a permanent permit.
Permits issued under these circumstances are usually called "Part
A" and Tart B".

A site has submitted both a RCRA Part A permit application and a
RCRA Part B permit application, and has had the Part B permit
application approved.

Units that  treat, store,  or  dispose  hazardous waste  and are
subject to regulation (i.e., required to have, or be covered  by, a
RCRA permit).  Interim Status Permits are included. Containers
and tanks used exclusively for short-term accumulation exempted
under 40 CFR 262.34 are excluded.

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

In this report, any holder of an EPA Identification Number. A site
may be a "generator", a "facility" (or "TSDR facility"), or  both, or a
non-regulated  facility  which has  conservatively  requested and
received an EPA ID number.

A semi-solid residue from any number of air or water treatment
processes. Sludge can be a hazardous waste.
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 Solid Waste
Solvent
 Source Code


 Source Reduction
Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC)
Code
Storage



TDR

Treatment
Treatment, Storage, and
Disposal Facility (TSD)

TSDR
Non-liquid,  non-soluble  materials,  ranging  from  municipal
garbage   to  industrial  wastes  that  contain  complex,  and
sometimes hazardous, substances.  Solid wastes include sewage
sludge,  agricultural  refuse,  demolition  wastes,   and  mining
residues.  Technically, solid waste also refers to liquids and gases
in containers.

A substance  (usually liquid) capable  of dissolving  or dispersing
one  or more .other substances.  Solvents include, but are not
limited to, the non-spent materials listed in  EPA Waste Codes
F001 through F005.

The production or  service process associated with  generation of
waste.

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

A four-digit coding  system, developed by the Census Bureau and
OMB, that categorizes the principal product or group of products
produced or distributed, or services rendered, at a site's physical
location.

Temporary holding of  waste  pending treatment   or  disposal.
Storage  methods  include containers, tanks, waste piles, and
surface impoundments.

Treatment, disposal, or recycling.

Any  method,  technique, or  process,  including neutralization,
designed  to  change  the  physical,  chemical, or  biological
character or  composition of any  hazardous waste so as  to
neutralize such wastes, to recover energy or material resources
from the  waste, or to render such waste non-hazardous, or less
hazardous; safer to transport, store, or dispose; or  amenable to
recovery, storage, or reduction in volume.

Site where a hazardous substance is treated, stored, or disposed.
TSD facilities are regulated by EPA and States under RCRA.

Treatment, storage, disposal, or recycling.
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Underground Injection     Program under the Safe Drinking Water Act that regulates the use
Control (UIC)             of wells to pump fluids into the ground. Materials pumped into the
                          ground include chemical-containing wastes.   A well involved  in
                          this program has a unique identification number.

Waste Codes             EPA identifiers consisting of one letter (D, F, P, U, or K) and three
                          numbers. A list of waste codes is included as Appendix E.

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

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APPENDIX B
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                               Appendix B

                           MANAGEMENT METHODS
Treatment
      T01
      T02
      T03
      T04

Disposal
      D11
      D12

      D13

      D14
      D15

      D16
      D21
      D22

      D23
      D79
      D80
      081
      D82
      D83
      D84
Storage
      S01
      S02
      S03
      S04
      SOS

      R99

      U99
Treatment in Tanks
Treatment in Surface Impoundments
Incineration
Other Treatment
Discharge to Sewer/POTW «
Discharge to Sewer/POTW -
Units.
Discharge to Sewer/POTW - Prior Management (Treatment) in both RCRA and
RCRA-Exempt Units.
Discharge to Sewer/POTW »
Discharge to Sewer/POTW
Units.
Discharge to Sewer/POTW
RCRA-Exempt Units.
« Prior Management (Treatment) in RCRA Units.
- Prior Management (Treatment) in RCRA-Exempt
» Prior Management (Storage) in RCRA Units.
  Prior Management (Storage) in RCRA-Exempt

  Prior Management (Storage) in both RCRA and
Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES - Prior Management in RCRA Units.
Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES - Prior Management in RCRA-Exempt
Units.
Discharge to Surface Water under NPDES - Prior Management in both RCRA
and RCRA-Exempt Units.

Underground Injection Well
Landfill
Land Treatment/Application/Farming
Ocean Disposal
Surface Impoundment
Other Disposal
Container (barrel, drum, etc.)
Tank
Waste Pile
Surface Impoundment
Other Storage

Recycling

Unknown
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APPENDIX C

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    Appendix C




RELATED DOCUMENTS
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                              Appendix C

                            RELATED DOCUMENTS
Interim  Recommendations for  Improving  the  Biennial  Hazardous Waste Report,
Washington, DC: National Governors' Association, January 1988.

The 1987 Biennial Report Forms Evaluation, Rockville, Maryland, Westat, March 20,1989.

1987 Office of Management and Budget Biennial Report Clearance Package, Washington,
DC, October 1987.

1987  Annual/Biennial  Report Data  Element Dictionary,  Manhattan, Kansas, DPRA,
November 18,1987.

1987  Hazardous Waste Generation and Shipment  Report (Package A), Forms  and
Instructions, Washington, DC, December 1987.

1987  Hazardous Waste  Generation  and Management  Report (Package B), Forms,
Codebook, and Instructions, Washington, DC, December 1987.

1987  Hazardous Waste Report  Identification and Certification Package, Forms  and
Instructions, Washington, DC, December 1987.

The National Survey of Hazardous Waste Generators and Treatment, Storage, Disposal,
and Recycling Facilities in 1986: Initial Findings, Washington, DC, March 1991.

RCRA Data Summary, Version 1.O., Washington, DC, 1990.

Report on Capacity for Managing Hazardous Waste: Analysis of Data Submitted in 1989
Capacity Assurance Plans Required Under CERCLA Section 104 (c) (9), Washington, DC,
1991.
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                             OMB #: 2050-0024 Expires 12-31-88
                    United States
           Environmental Protection Agency
         1987 Hazardous Waste Report

         Waste Minimization Package
                A response is required by law.
                    FORMS
EPA Form 8700-13A (5-80) (Rev. 11-85) Revised (12-87)
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                                                                                                      OMB#:  2050-0024 Expires 12-31-88
      BEFORE COPYING FORM. ATTACH SITE IDENTIFICATION LABEL
      OR ENTER:
      SITE NAME
      EPA ID NO.
      FORM

       1C
                                                                                            U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
                                                                                            PROTECTION AGENCY
                                                                                                 1987 Hazardous Waste Report
                                                                                            IDENTIFICATION AND
                                                                                               CERTIFICATION
    WHO MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM?  Form 1C must be completed by every site that received this package.
                           INSTRUCTIONS:  Please read the detailed instructions beginning on page 4 of the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report
                                                Instruction booklet before completing this form.
                                                Complete Sections I through IV and Sections VI through IX immediately.  Complete Section V,
                                                certification, after you have finished the full report package.
  SEC.
    I.
Site name and physical location which may differ from the mailing address. Complete items A through G.
Mark fXl for items A, B, C, 0, F, and G if same as label; if different, enter corrections. If label is absent, enter information.
  A. Site/company name
   Same u label  Q
                                                                 B. EPA ID No.
                                                                   Same as label
                                                                                               I   I   I   I   I  I
  C. Address number and street name o( physical location • It not Known, enter Industrial pant, building name or other phyiical location description
   Sameaslabel Q
  0. City, town, village, etc.
   Sameaslabel fl
                             E. County
F. State
  Same
G. Zip Code
  Sameaslabel  Q
  SEC.
Mailing address of site.
Mark [XI for A, B, C, and 0 if same as label; if different, enter corrections.
  A. Number and street name of mailing address
   Sameaslabel H
 B. City, town, village, etc.
   Sameaslabel Q
 SEC. III. I Name, title, and telephone number of the person who should be contacted H questions arise regarding this report
 A. Please print Last name
                                   First name
                                                                    B-TWe
                                                                                  C. Telephone

                                                                                         I   I   I
                                                                                                                            I   I   I
   SEC.
    IV.
 Enter the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code that describes the principal products, group of products, produced or distributed, or the
 services rendered at the site's physical location. Enter more than one SIC Code only If no one industry description includes the combined activities
 of the she. SIC codes are listed beginning on page 1 of the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report Codebook.
                              i   i   i
                                                     i   i   i
                                                                                                 i   i   i
                                                                                                               i   i   t   I
   SEC
    V.
 I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted In this and all attached documents,
 and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining the information. I believe that the submitted information
 is true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine
 and imprisonment.	   	
 A. Please print Last name
                                   First name
                                                                                            Ttte
 a Signature
                                                                                    Data of signature
                                                                                                                 Dev       Vr
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                                                                                                          FORM  1C
  SEC.
   VI.
     I Does this site's  EPA ID authorize hazardous waste generation?
   n    NO  	 SKIP TO SECTION VII.
   l~l    YES	 Did this site generate any hazardous waste during 1987?
         r—I  YES	 READ DETAILED INSTRUCTION ON PAGE 5 OF THE 1987 HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT INSTRUCTIONS BOOKLET FOR
                      ACUTE AND ACCUMULATION LIMITS. MARK El NEXT TO THE HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION QUANTITY CATEGORY
                      THAT APPLIED TO THIS SITE DURING 1987.
              Q  Category 1: More than 1000 kg (2,200 Ib) in one or more months
              Q  Category 2: More than 100 kg (220 Ib) but no more than 1000 kg (2,200 Ib) in any single month
              Q  Category 3: No more than 100 kg (220 Ib) in any single month
                   Q  Mark (H if this site changed from Category 1 to Category 2 or 3 due to waste minimization activity conducted during 1986
                       or 1987.
         Q]  NO 	 CONTINUE BELOW, MARK K3 NEXT TO ALL THAT APPLY.
              Q  Generated, excluded or delisted wastes
              n  Generated hazardous waste prior to 1987 but do not expect to generate in the future - MARKfflFOR REASON IN ONE BOX BELOW

                   Q  Waste was from one-time event(s) (e.g. spills, remedial actions, etc.)
                   Q  Waste minimization activity undertaken during  1986 or 1987
                   £]  Out of business
              fj  Generated hazardous waste prior to 1987 and expect to generate in the future
              Q  Never generated before but expect to generate in the future
              fj  Never generated and do not expect to generate in the future • MARK H FOR REASON IN ONE BOX BELOW
                   Q  Protective notifier only
                   Q  Misunderstood the requirements
                   Q  Notified to secure transportation services
                   [J  Other EXPLAIN REASON FOR GENERATOR NOTIFICATION IN COMMENTS
  s^p- I Does this site have RCRA Interim Status or a RCRA permit to treat, store, or dispose hazardous waste?
        NO 	  SKIP TO SECTION VIII
        YES —  Did the site treat, store, or dispose (T/S/D) hazardous waste in RCRA-regulated units during 19877
         Q YES  	SKIP TO SECTION VIII
         Q NO  	CONTINUE BELOW, MARK (H NEXT TO ALL THAT APPLY
              Q  T/S/D excluded waste during 1987
              Q  T/S/D hazardous waste in exempt units during 1987
              fj  T/S/D hazardous waste prior to 1987 but did not T/S/D waste during 1987. MARK (XI IN ONE BOX BELOW
                   Q  T/S/D will resume in the future
                   Q  Have notified of planned closure
                   Q  Site Is In closure or post closure
               Q  Never T/S/D hazardous waste prior to 1987 but MARKCS IN ONE BOX BELOW
                   Q  Expect to T/S/D hazardous waste in the future
                   fj  Do not expect to T/S/D hazardous waste in the future • EXPLAIN REASON FOR INTERIM STATUS OR PERMIT IN COMMENTS
  SJ,9- I Do you wish to withdraw this site's generator notification or EPA Part A permit application?
        Withdraw generator notification      Q Yes  Q  No
        Withdraw Part A permit application   Q Yes  D  No
  SEC.
   IX
      Does this site have an area not requiring a RCRA Part A or Part B permit that is used exclusively for the short term
      accumulation of hazardous waste?
 _=
[uomn
        O NO


                      Tanks         rn No    r^Yes _ i   .   ,  i             i  ,                      ,
                                   L-J       *—'        I   I   I  I  Number     I  I   I   I  I   I   I   I  I   I Gallon capacity
      f—I  YES  — DOES THE AREA HAVE
                   Containers         No       Yes    ENTER THE NUMBER OF TANKS AND THEIR TOTAL CAPACITY IN GALLONS.
'bmments:

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BEFORE COPYING FORM, ATTACH SITE IDENTIFICATION LABEL jfi» **>
OR ENTER: . ^ ^^ \
SITE NAME 1 ^W*7 o

EPA ID NO. 1 i i i i i i i 1
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, , . I FORM
WM
WHO MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM?
INSTRUCTIONS:
1 . Did this site create or expand a s
Create
Expand
2. Did this site have a written policy
recycling of hazardous waste?
Yes
No
3. What was the dollar amount of C£
reduction and recycling of hazarc
Capital expenditures
Operating costs
4. Did this site have an employee trz
to identify and implement source
Training
Incentives
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY
1 987 Hazardous Waste Report
WASTE MINIMIZATION
PARTI
Form WM Part 1, describing efforts undertaken to implement waste minimization programs, must
be completed by ail generators required to file an Annual/Biennial Report. This requirement was
established in response to statutory provisions included in the Hazardous and Solid Waste
Amendments of 1984 (HSWA).
NOTE: Generators shipping hazardous waste off site are required to certify, on (tern 16 of the
Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest, that they have a program in place to reduce, to the degree
determined economically practicable, the volume and toxicity of hazardous waste generated. A
similar certification must also be made by generators who have obtained a RCRA treatment,
storage, or disposal permit. Consistent with these certification requirements, generators must
report, on Form WM Part I, the efforts undertaken to implement waste minimization programs.
Please read the detailed instructions on page 8 of the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report Instruction
booklet before completing this form.
Answer questions 1 through 10. Throughout this form enter "OK" If the information requested is not
known or is not available; enter "NA" if the information requested is not applicable.
ource reduction and recycling program?
1987 1986 Prior Years
Yes No -Yes No Yes No
D D D D D D
D D D D DD
or statement that outlined goals, objectives and methods for source reduction and
1987 1986 Prior Years
ODD
D D D
ipital expenditures (plant and equipment) and operating costs devoted to source
ious waste? ENTER ZERO (0) IF NONE
1987 1986 Prior Years
S S S
$ $
S
lining program or provide incentives (bonuses, awards, personal recognition, etc.)
reduction and recycling opportunities and activities?
1987 1986 Prior Years
Yes No Yes No Yes No
D D D D D D
D D DO OD
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                                                                                     FORM WM - PART I
       Did this site conduct a source reduction and/or recycling opportunity assessment or audit? Note: an opportunity
       assessment or audit is a procedure that identifies practices that can be implemented to reduce the generation of
       hazardous waste or the quantity which must subsequently be treated, stored or disposed.

                                             1987                  1986              Prior Years
                                         Yes      No          Yes      No          Yes      No

                         Site-Wide        D      D          D      D           D      D

                  Process-Specific        D      D          D      D           D      D
6.     Did this site identify or implement new SOURCE REDUCTION opportunities to reduce the volume and/or toxicity
       of hazardous waste generated at this site?


                                             1987                 1986              Prior Years
                                         Yes      No          Yes      No          Yes      No

                          Identify        D      D          D      D          D      D

                        Implement        D      D          D      D          D      D



7.     What factors have delayed or prevented implementation of SOURCE REDUCTION opportunities. MARK H NEXT
       TO ALL THAT APPLY.


       Q    a.  Insufficient capital to install new source reduction equipment or implement new source reduction
                  practices.
       Q    b.  Lack of technical information on source reduction techniques, applicable to my specific production
                   processes.
       n    c.  Source reduction is not economically feasible: cost savings in waste management or production
                  will not recover the capital investment.
       n    d.  Concern that product quality may decline as a result of source reduction.

       Q    e.  Technical limitations of the production processes.

       n    f.   Permitting burdens.

              g.  Other (SPECIFY) _
8.      Did this site identify or implement new RECYCLING opportunities to reduce the volume and/or toxicity of hazardous
       waste generated at this site or subsequently treated, stored, or disposed of on site or off site?


                                             1987                 1986              Prior Years
                                         Yes      No          Yes      No          Yes     No

                          Identify        D      D          D      D          D      D

                        Implement        D      D          D      D          D      D
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                                                                                        FORM WM - PART I
9.
10.
What factors have delayed or prevented implementation of on-site or off-site RECYCLING opportunities. MARK
NEXT TO ALL THAT APPLY.
Q    a.   Insufficient capital to install new recycling equipment or implement new recycling practices.

Q    b.   Lack of technical information on recycling techniques applicable to this site's specific production
            processes.
Q]    c.   Recycling is not economically feasible: cost savings in waste management or production
            will not recover the capital investment.
Q    d.   Concern that product quality may decline as a result of recycling.

Q    e.   Requirements to manifest wastes inhibit shipments off site for recycling.

Q    f.    Financial liability provisions inhibit shipments off site for recycling.

Q    g.   Technical limitations of product processes inhibit shipments off site for recycling.

Q    h.   Technical limitations of production processes inhibit on-site recycling.

Q    i.    Permitting burdens inhibit recycling.

Q]    j.    Lack of permitted off-site recycling facilities.

Q    k.   Unable to identify a market for recyclable materials.

Q    I.    Other (SPECIFY) 	


Has this site requested or received technical information or financial assistance on source reduction and/or
recycling practices from any of the following sources? MARK 0 NEXT TO ALL THAT APPLY.
                                             1987
                                    Technical    Rnancial
                                                                1986
                                                        Technical    Rnancial
                                                                                        Prior Years
                                                                                  Technical    Rnancial
       a.   Local government

       b.   State government

       c.   Federal government

       d.   Trade associations

       e.   Educational institutions

            Suppliers

       g.   Other parts of your firm

       h.   Other firms/consultants

            No request made
                                D
f.
                                D
                                D
                                D

                                D
                                D
j.   Other (conferences, literature, fj
     etc.)	
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    Comments:
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QR ENTER:
^NAME
^w** U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL
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FORM WASTE MINIMIZATION
WM PART II
WHO MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM? Form WM Part II must be completed only by generators that engaged in an activity during 1987 that
resulted in waste minimization.
Waste minimization means:
(1) reduction in the volume and/or toxicity of hazardous waste generated as a result of source
reduction; and/or,
(2) reduction in the volume and/or toxicity of hazardous waste subsequently treated, stored, or
disposed as a result of on-site or off-site recycling.
Mark H and do not complete this form if no waste minimization results were achieved during 1987.
INSTRUCTIONS: Please read the detailed instructions on page 10 of the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report Instruction
booklet before completing this form.
Make and complete a photocopy of this form for each hazardous waste minimized in 1987.
Complete Sections 1 through IV. Throughout this form enter "DK" if the information requested is not
known or is not available; enter *NA* if the information requested is not applicable.
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                                                                                       FORM WM - PART II
Sec.
IV.
Instructions: Answer questions 1 through 4. Mark G
reported on this form in Sections I through III.
3 next to the effects produced by the source reduction and/or recycling activity 1
1.      What effect did this site's source reduction and/or recycling activity have on the quantity of water effluent
       produced by hazardous waste generation processes during 1987?
        Q    a.   Increase in the quantity of water effluent
        Q    b.   Decrease in the quantity of water effluent
        Q    c.   No effect on the quantity of water effluent
        n    d.   Don't know

2.      What effect did this site's source reduction and/or recycling activity have on the toxicity of water effluent produced
       by hazardous waste generation processes during 1987?
        Q    a.   Increase in the concentration of hazardous constituents
        Q    b.   Decrease in the concentration of hazardous constituents
        n    c.   No effect on the concentration of hazardous constituents
        Q]    d.   Don't know

3.      What effect did this site's source reduction and/or recycling activity have on the quantity of air emissions
       produced by hazardous waste generation processes during 1987?
        n    a.   Increase in the quantity of air emissions
        Q    b.   Decrease in the quantity of air emissions
        Q    c.   No effect on the quantity of air emissions
        Q    d.   Don't know

4.      What effect did this site's source reduction and/or recycling activity have on the toxicity of the air emissions
       produced by hazardous waste generation processes during 1987?
        Q    a   Increase in the concentration of hazardous constituents
        Q    b.   Decrease in the concentration of hazardous constituents
        n    c.   No effect on the concentration of hazardous constituents
               d.   Don't know
    Comments:
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       1987 Hazardous Waste Report

        Waste Minimization Package
           INSTRUCTIONS
EPA Form 8700-13A (5-80) (Rev. 11-85) Revised (12-87)

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                        TABLE OF CONTENTS

           1987 Hazardous Waste Report - Waste Minimization Package



INTRODUCTION	  1

WHO MUST COMPLETE THE FORMS IN THE WASTE MINIMIZATION
PACKAGE?	  1

AUTHORITY	  2

CONFIDENTIALITY	  2

WHERE AND WHEN TO FILE	  2

HOW TO COMPLETE THE FORMS 	  3

   Assistance Help Line	  3

   Codes	  3

   Don't Know/Not Applicable	  3

   Labels and Photocopies	j	  3

   Page Numbers	  3

FORM 1C - IDENTIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION	  4

FORM WM - WASTE MINIMIZATION PART I	  8

FORM WM - WASTE MINIMIZATION PART H	  10
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                                  INSTRUCTIONS

                                     for completing

                1987 Hazardous Waste Report -- Waste Minimization Package
INTRODUCTION

The Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984 (HSWA) require generators to report their
efforts to minimize hazardous waste.  Waste minimization means reduction in the volume and/or
toxicity of hazardous waste generated as a result of source reduction, or reduction in the volume
and/or toxicity of hazardous waste treated, stored or disposed as a result of recycling.  The 1987
Hazardous Waste Report  - Waste  Minimization Package, developed  in response to HSWA,
requests information from generators on their waste minimization efforts.

The Waste Minimization Package contains three forms. They are Form 1C - Identification and
Certification; Form WM - Waste Minimization Part I; and, Form WM - Waste Minimization Part
II.  Form 1C requests an update on the site's name, address  and hazardous waste activity. It also
certifies that the submission is accurate and complete.  Form WM Part I requests information on
efforts to implement waste minimization programs, while Form WM Part II seeks data on waste
minimization results.  This booklet contains detailed instructions for completing all forms in the
package.
WHO MUST COMPLETE THE FORMS IN THE WASTE MINIMIZATION PACKAGE?

FonnIC         must be completed  by every  site that  receives the Waste Minimization
                 Package.

Form WM Part I  must be completed by every hazardous waste generator that met or exceeded,
                 in 1987,  the minimum  quantity reporting requirements listed below unless
                 there are State quantity reporting requirements on page 1A of this booklet.

                 If your instruction booklet includes State reporting requirements on page 1A,
                 you  must complete Form WM Part I if you met or exceeded the  State
                 requirements.

                 If your instruction booklet does not include State reporting requirements on
                 page 1 A, you must complete Form WM Part I if, in 1987, your site:

                 (1)  generated in any single month, or accumulated at any time, 1,000 kg (2,200
                      Ib) or more of hazardous waste; or

                 (2)  generated in any single month, or accumulated at any time, more than 1
                      kg (2.2 Ib) of acute hazardous waste; or

                 (3)  accumulated at any time more than 100 kg (220 Ib) of spill cleanup
                      material contaminated with acute hazardous waste.

Form WM Part II must be completed only by generators that engaged in an activity during 1987
                 that  resulted in waste minimization.
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AUTHORITY
The authority for the 1987 Hazardous Waste Reoort-Waste Minimization Package is established
in the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendmen1   f 1984 (HSWA).

CONFIDENTIALITY
You may not withhold  information from the  Administrator  of EPA because it is confidential.
However, when the Administrator is requested to consider information confidential,  he is required
to treat it according to EPA regulations contained in Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations,
Part 2, Subpart B.
These  regulations  provide  that  a business  may, if it  desires, assert a  claim of business
confidentiality covering all or part of the information furnished to EPA.  Section 2.203 (b) tells how
to assert a claim.
The Agency will treat information covered by such a claim in  accordance with the procedures set
forth in Subpart B regulations.  If someone requests release of information covered by a claim of
confidentiality or if the Agency otherwise decides to  make a determination as to whether such
information is entitled  to confidential treatment,  EPA will notify the business.   EPA will  not
disclose information as to when a claim of confidentiality has been made except to the extent and
in accordance with 40 CFR  Part 2, Subpart B.  If, however, the  business does not claim
confidentiality when it furnishes information to EPA, EPA may make  the information available to
the public without notice to the business.

WHERE AND WHEN TO FILE
Return this Report to the U.S. EPA Regional Office listed for your State.
                               IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI
                               Waste Management Division
                               US. EPA- Region V
                               230 South Dearborn Street
                               Chicago, IL  60604

                               AR,LA,NM,OK,TX
                               Compliance Section
                               Mail Code: 6AW-HC
                               US. EPA -Region VI
                               1445 Ross Avenue
                               Dallas, TX 75202-2733

                               IA, KS, MO, NE
                               RCRA Branch; Waste Mgmt. Div.
                               US. EPA- Region VII
                               726 Minnesota Avenue
                               Kansas City, KS  66101
CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WY
Waste Management Division
U.S. EPA-Region VIH
999 18 18th Street, Suite 1300
Denver, CO  80295

AZ,CA,GU,HI,TT
Toxic & Waste Prog. Branch (T-2-2)
US. EPA -Region IX
215 Fremont Street
San Francisco, CA  94105

AK,ID,OR,WA
Waste Management Branch
US. EPA - Region X
1200 6th Avenue
Seattle, WA  98101
CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT
State Waste Programs Branch
U.S. EPA -Region I
John F. Kennedy Bldg.
Boston, MA  02203

NJ, NY, PR, VI
Air & Waste Management Division
US. EPA- Region D
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY  10278

DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV
Waste Management Branch
US. EPA - Region HI
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA  19106

AL, FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN
Waste Engineering Section
Air & Hazardous Materials Division
US. EPA -Region IV
345 Courtland Street, NE
Atlanta, GA  30365

EPA regulations contained in 40 CFR 262.41, 264.75, and 265.75  require submission of 1987
RCRA Biennial Reports by March 1, 1988.  However, due to delays experienced in distributing
this year's report packages, and in order to comply with minimum response periods stipulated in
OMB regulations (5 CFR 1320.6(b)) implementing the Paperwork Reduction Act, the Agency is
extending the due date for the 1987 RCRA Biennial Report from March 1 to April 1, 1988.

Should more time be required to complete this report, send a written request for a site-specific
extended due date to the office listed above. Specify the extended due date you are requesting,
which in no case shall be after May 1, 1988, and the reason for the extension request.  Attach one
of the pre-printed Site Identification Labels, if you received them, or include the  site's name,
location, and EPA Identification Number.
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HOW TO COMPLETE THE FORMS


The instructions that follow apply to all forms in this package. Unless a form instructs you to do
otherwise, report all information for January 1, 1987 through December 31, 1987.  Please print in
ball point pen or type  all entries.  The forms will accept  12 pitch  type.  Please right justify all
quantity data.  Instructions for each form appear on the pages that follow.


Assistance Help Line

To obtain assistance in completing the forms in this package, please telephone the 1987 Waste
Minimization Help Line:  1-800-537-2048.  The line operates from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. EST,
Monday through Friday beginning January 25,1988.


Codes

Many of the codes required  to complete this  Report have been changed from those used in
previous Biennial Reports. Please use only the codes included in this Instruction booklet or in the
1987 Hazardous Waste  Report Waste Minimization Package Codebook.


Don't Know/Not Applicable

On all forms enter "DK" if the information requested is not known or not available; enter "NA" if
the information requested is  not relevant.  The respondent is expected to make an  effort to
complete  every item.  However,  no respondent is required to perform non-routine  tests or
measurements solely for the purpose of providing information for this report.


Labels and Photocopies

If you received preprinted site identification labels, attach one label to each form in the Report. If
you did not receive labels in your package, enter the site name and its EPA Identification Number
(EPA ID) in the space provided for the label. Review the forms in the report and determine if you
will need to make additional copies. Make copies after you have attached the label or entered the
site name but before you complete the form.


Page Numbers

When you have completed all the forms in the Report, number the pages consecutively throughout
the Report so that the total number of pages in your submission appears on the bottom of every
page.
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                          INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING


             FORM 1C - IDENTIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION




WHO MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM?

Form 1C must be completed by every site that receives this package.



HOW TO COMPLETE THIS FORM

Form 1C is divided into nine sections. Sections I through IV identify the site. Section V certifies
that the information reported throughout is truthful, accurate and complete. Sections VI through
VIE update the site's EPA notification of hazardous waste activities.  Finally, Section IX records
information on capacity for the non-permitted accumulation of hazardous waste.  You must
complete Sections I  through IX.  Please  print or type (12  pitch) all information.   Use  the
Comments section at the end of the form to clarify or continue any entry.  Reference the comment
by entering the section number and box letter.


ITEM-BY-ITEM INSTRUCTIONS

Section I:  Site Name and Physical Location
Complete Boxes A through G.  Read the preprinted site identification label, if provided, and verify
that the information is correct. If the label is incorrect or absent, enter the correct information in
the appropriate boxes.


Section II:  Mailing Address of Site
Enter the site's mailing address if it differs from the site location address.


Section HI: Contact Information
Enter the full name, title, and phone number of the person who should be contacted if questions
arise regarding the information provided in the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report submitted by your
site.


Section IV: SIC Code Information
Enter the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code that best describes the principal product
or group of products produced or distributed or the services rendered at the site's physical
location.   Enter more than one SIC Code only  if no one  industry description includes  the
combined activities of the site. A complete list of SIC Codes is included in the  1987 Hazardous
Waste Report Codebook, beginning on page 1. Space is provided for six SIC Codes. If you do not
require six codes, enter "NA" in the unused fields.
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Section V: Certification
Do not complete Section V until all forms required for submission are present, complete, and
accurate.  Then, enter your full name, title, and the date. Read the certification statement, and
sign the form.  If your package contains page 1A, refer to that page for mailing instructions;
otherwise refer to page 2 of this booklet for mailing instructions.


Section VI: Does this site's EPA ID authorize hazardous waste generation?
The purpose of Section VI  is to determine:  (1) whether this site has  submitted  an EPA
Notification Form 8700-12 indicating that hazardous wastes are  or were generated at the site; or
(2) whether the site's EPA Identification Number was assigned by EPA or the State because
hazardous wastes are or were generated at this site.

If you have submitted and subsequently withdrawn a generator notification, mark [X] in the "No"
box and skip to Section VII.

If you have never notified EPA that hazardous waste was generated at this site and if the site does
not generate hazardous waste, mark [X] in the "No" box and skip to Section Vn.

Otherwise, answer the questions in Section VI to update  the  information on generation of
hazardous waste that this site provided  EPA when it obtained its EPA Identification  Number.
Definitions of key terms are provided below. A site which generates solid waste must determine if
that waste  is a hazardous waste or if that waste  is "excluded" from regulation under 40 CFR
261.4(b). If that waste is excluded it need not be reported. A list of excluded wastes is provided in
the 1987 RCRA Hazardous Waste Report Codebook, page 49.

Under RCRA regulations, every site which generates,  treats, stores,  or disposes of hazardous
waste must inform EPA of its hazardous waste activity by filing EPA Form 8700-12, Notification of
Hazardous Waste Activity.  After receiving the notification  form, EPA assigns an identification
number (EPA ID) to the site.  Refer to your copy of Form 8700-12  to determine if this site's
notification status has changed and needs to be updated.

EPA regulates generators of hazardous waste according to the three categories defined below.

Category 1:    More than 1000 kg (2.200 Ibs^ in one or more months (Large Quantity Generator)
              Mark  [X]  if your site's hazardous waste generation  during 1987 was  correctly
              described by the following criteria:  (1) generated in one or more months: 1,000kg
              (2^00 Ibs) or more of hazardous waste, more than 1 kg (22 Ibs) of acute hazardous
              waste, or  more than  100 kg (220 Ibs)  of acute hazardous spill debris;  or (2)
              accumulated at any time during 1987 more than:  1,000 kg (2,200 Ibs) of hazardous
              waste, 1  kg (22 Ibs) of acute hazardous waste, or 100 kg (220 Ibs) acute hazardous
              spill debris.

Category 2:    More  than 100 kg (220 Ibs) but no more than 1.000 kg (2.200 Ibs)  in any single
              month (Small Quantity Generator^
              Mark  [X] if your site's hazardous waste  generation during 1987 made it a small
              quantity generator. A site is a small quantity generator in any given month if it
              meets the  following criteria: (1) in every single month, the site generated more
              than 100 kg (220 Ibs) but no more than 1,000 kg (2^00 Ibs) of hazardous waste, and
              no more than 1 kg (22 Ibs) of acutely hazardous waste, and no more than 100 kg
              (220 Ibs) of material  from the cleanup of a spillage of acutely hazardous wastes;
              and (2)  the site accumulated no more than  1 kg (22 Ibs) of acutely hazardous
              waste, and no more than 100 kg (220 Ibs)  of material from the cleanup of a spillage
              of acutely hazardous wastes; and (3) the site stored its wastes in tanks or containers
              in a manner consistent with regulatory provisions.
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              To be a small quantity generator for 1987, a site must meet these criteria each
              month. If site meets the criteria for "more than 1,000 kg (2,220 Ibs) in one or more
              months" in any month of 1987, mark [X] in that box instead.

Category 3:    No more than 100 kg (220 Ibs) in every single month (Conditionally Exempt Small
              Quantity Generator")
              Mark [X] if your site's  hazardous waste generation  during  1987  made it  a
              conditionally exempt small quantity  generator  for every  month.  A  site is  a
              conditionally exempt small quantity generator (CESQG)  in any given month, if for
              that month, it meets the following criteria: (1) the site generated no more than 100
              kg (220 Ibs) of hazardous waste, and no more than 1 kg (2.2 Ibs) of acutely
              hazardous waste, and no more than 100 kg (220 Ibs) of material from the cleanup of
              a spillage of acutely hazardous wastes; and (2) the site accumulated no more than
              1,000 kg (2200 Ibs) of hazardous waste, and no more than 1 kg (2.2 Ibs) of acutely
              hazardous waste, and no more than 100 kg (220 Ibs) of material from the cleanup of
              a spillage of acutely hazardous wastes; and (3) the site treated or disposed of the
              hazardous wastes  in a  manner consistent with regulatory  provisions.   (40 CFR
              261.5G and 261.5g3).

              To be a conditionally exempt small quantity generator for 1987, a site must meet
              these criteria every month of that year.   If site  meets the  criteria for either box
              above in any month of 1987, one of those boxes should be checked instead.


Section VII:  Does this site have RCRA Interim Status or  a RCRA Permit  to treat, store,  or
dispose of hazardous waste?
Answer the questions in Section VII to update  information on this site's  treatment, storage,  or
disposal activities.   Definitions of key terms are provided below.  A site which generates solid
waste must determine if that waste is a hazardous waste or  if that waste is "excluded" from
regulation under 40 CFR 261.4(b).  If that waste is excluded, it need not be reported.  A list of
excluded wastes is provided in the 1987 Hazardous Waste Report Codebook, page 49.

Part A Permit Application:
The application is  the  first step in  obtaining  a  RCRA permit to  treat, store, or dispose  of
hazardous waste. This application defines the processes to be used for treatment, storage, and
disposal of hazardous waste; the design capacity of such processes; and the specific hazardous
wastes to be handled at the applying facility.  A Part A application must have been filed to obtain
"interim status"  to allow facilities, existing prior to promulgation of the RCRA regulations, to
continue operations until their final permit is issued. Thus, if your site has either interim status or
a final RCRA permit to handle hazardous waste, a Part A application has been submitted for your
site.

RCRA Regulated Units:
These are units which treat, store, or dispose of hazardous waste and are subject to regulation (i.e.,
required to have a RCRA permit). Interim Status Permits are included. Excluded are containers
and tanks used exclusively for short-term accumulation exempted under 40 CFR 26234.


Section Vnfc  Do you  wish to withdraw  this site's  generator  notification  or  EPA Part A
application?
Answer the questions in Section VIII to clarify your status.   If you answer "Yes,"  withdraw
generator notification, EPA will automatically withdraw your generator notification. However, if
you answer  "Yes,"  withdraw Part A permit application, EPA will  contact your  site to begin
procedures for permit application withdrawal.

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Section IX: Does this site have an area not requiring a RCRA Part A or Part B permit that is used
exclusively for the short-term accumulation of hazardous waste?
Mark [X] in the "Yes" box if your site has  an area not requiring a  RCRA permit that is used
exclusively for the short-term accumulation  of hazardous waste.   Report whether the area has
tanks and/or containers.  Report the number of tanks and their total capacity in gallons. Do not
report the number of containers or their capacity.

Mark [X] in  the "No" box  if your site did not  accumulate any  hazardous waste in tanks or
containers during the reporting year.
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                          INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING

                 FORM WM - WASTE MINIMIZATION PART I
WHO MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM?

Form WM Part I, describing efforts undertaken to implement waste minimization programs, must
be completed by all generators required to file an Annual/Biennial Report. This requirement was
established in  response to  statutory provisions included in the Hazardous  and  Solid Waste
Amendments of 1984 (HSWA).  Note that generators shipping hazardous waste off site are
required to  certify, on Item 16 of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest,  that they have a
program in place to reduce, to  the degree determined economically practicable, the volume and
toxicity of hazardous waste generated.  A similar certification must also be made by  generators
who have obtained a RCRA  treatment, storage, or disposal permit.  Consistent with these
certification requirements, generators must report, on Form WM Part I, the efforts undertaken to
implement waste minimization programs.

Generators required to file an Annual/Biennial Report are those that met or exceeded, in  1987,
the minimum  quantity reporting requirements  listed below unless there are State reporting
requirements on page 1A of this booklet.

If your instruction booklet includes State reporting requirements on page 1A, you must complete
Form WM Part I if you met or exceeded the State requirements.

If your instruction booklet does not include State reporting requirements on page 1 A, you must
complete Form WM Part I if, in  1987, your site:

(1) generated  in any single month, or accumulated at any time, 1,000 kg (2,200 Ib) or more of
    hazardous waste; or

(2) generated  in any single month, or accumulated at any time, more than 1 kg (2.2 Ib) of acute
    hazardous waste; or

(3) accumulated at any time more than 100 kg (220 Ib) of spill cleanup material contaminated
    with acute hazardous waste.
HOW TO COMPLETE THIS FORM

Form WM Part I consists of ten questions about efforts undertaken to implement hazardous waste
minimization programs. Answer all ten questions. Use the Comments section at the end of the
form to clarify or continue any entry. Reference the comment by entering the question number.
Key terms are defined below.

Waste minimization  means the reduction, to the extent feasible, of hazardous waste that  is
                    generated  or  subsequently treated,  stored,  or  disposed.    Waste
                    minimization includes any source reduction or recycling activity undertaken
                    by a generator that results in: (1) the reduction of total volume or quantity
                    of hazardous waste; (2) the  reduction of toxicity of hazardous waste; or (3)
                    both, as long as the reduction is consistent with the goal of minimizing
                    present and future threats to human health and the environment.
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Source reduction      means the reduction or elimination of waste at the source, usually within a
                     process.   Source  reduction  measures  include  process  modifications,
                     feedstock substitutions, improvements in feedstock purity, housekeeping
                     and management practices, increases in the efficiency of machinery, and
                     recycling within a process. Source reduction implies any action that reduces
                     the amount of waste exiting a process.

Recycling            means  the use or  reuse of a waste as an  effective substitute for a
                     commercial product,  or as an  ingredient or feedstock in  an  industrial
                     process.  It also refers to the reclamation of useful constituent fractions
                     within a waste material or removal of contaminants from a waste  to allow it
                     to be reused.  As used  in  this report, recycling implies use,  reuse,  or
                     reclamation of a waste, either on site or off site, after it has been generated.
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                          INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING
                 FORM WM - WASTE MINIMIZATION PART II
WHO MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM?

Form WM Part n must be completed only by generators that engaged in an activity during 1987
that resulted in waste minimization.  Waste minimization means: (1) reduction in the volume
and/or toxicity of hazardous waste generated as a result of source, reduction; and/or (2) reduction
in the volume and/or toxicity of hazardous waste subsequently treated, stored, or disposed as a
result of on-site or off-site recycling.

If no waste minimization results were achieved during 1987, mark [X] in the space provided and
return Form WM Part n with your submission.
HOW TO COMPLETE THIS FORM

Form WM Part n is divided into four sections that together document the reduction in volume
and/or  toxicity of  a  single hazardous waste  achieved  through waste  minimization activity
undertaken during 1987. Make and complete a photocopy of this form for each hazardous waste
that was minimized during 1987. Throughout the form, enter "DK" if the information requested is
not known  or is not  available; enter "NA" if the information requested is not applicable. Use the
Comments section at the  end of the form to clarify or continue any entry.  Reference the
comment by entering the section number and box letter. Key terms are defined below.
Waste minimization
Source reduction
Recycling
means the reduction, to the extent feasible, of waste that is generated or
subsequently treated, stored, or disposed.  Waste minimization includes
any source reduction or recycling activity undertaken by a generator that
results in:  (1) the reduction of total volume  or quantity of hazardous
waste; (2) the reduction of toxicity of hazardous waste; or (3) both, as long
as the reduction is consistent with  the goal of minimizing present and
future threats to human health and the environment.

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

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

Section I

Complete Boxes A through I for each hazardous waste that was minimized (i.e., reduced in
volume and/or toxicity during 1987). Describe each waste as it leaves the process responsible for
its generation. If your recordkeeping systems do not permit this, describe the waste at the first
point at which it is possible to obtain a reliable measurement of its quantity and form.

Box A:  EPA Hazardous Waste Code
        Enter the EPA Hazardous Waste Code(s) that applies to the waste that was minimized.
        EPA Hazardous Waste Codes are listed beginning on page 15 of the 1987 Hazardous
        Waste Codebook. If you need space for additional codes, use the Comments section to
        continue and reference the comment by entering the section number and box letter. If
        fewer than four codes are applicable, enter "NA" in the remaining fields. If the waste is
        regulated only by the State, enter "NA" and complete Box B.

Box B:  State Hazardous Waste Code
        Enter the State Hazardous Waste  Code(s) that applies to the waste that was minimized.
        If your state has supplied State hazardous waste codes, they are listed on page 52 of the
        1987 Hazardous  Waste  Report Codebook.  If you need space for additional State
        Hazardous Waste Codes, use the Comments section to continue, and reference the
        comment by entering the section number and box letter. If fewer than two, or no State
        Hazardous Waste Codes are applicable, enter "NA"  in Box B.

Box C:  Product or Service Description
        Provide a  brief description of the product or service associated with generation of the
        waste.

        Example:
        If the site  were a manufacturer of small internal combustion engines and the particular
        waste generating process was degreasing of pistons, then the product description would
        be "Small Engine Pistons."

BoxD:  Product or Service SIC Code
        Enter the 4-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code for the product or service
        reported in Box C. The SIC Code should be selected from those reported in Section IV
        of Form 1C - Identification and Certification.  If only one SIC Code was reported in
        Section IV of Form 1C,  enter the same code here.  If more than  one SIC Code was
        reported on Form 1C, enter the code which applies to the particular product or service
        reported in Box C of this form. All SIC Codes are listed in the 1987 Hazardous Waste
        Codebook, beginning on page 1.

BoxE:  Waste Form Code
        Review the Waste Form Codes on page  40 of the 1987 Hazardous Waste Codebook and
        enter the code that best corresponds to the physical  state of the hazardous waste that was
        minimized.
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Section I (Continued)

^ox F:  UOM
        Enter the UOM (Unit of Measure) Code for the quantities in Section II, Boxes A and B.
        Quantities must be reported in the units  of measure listed below.  If G (gallons) or L
        (liters) is the unit of measure, you must enter the density of the waste in Box G.

        Code        Unit of Measure

        P    	  Pounds
        T    	  Short tons (2,000 pounds)
        K    	  Kilograms
        M   	  Metric tonnes (1,000 kilograms)
        G    	  Gallons
        L    	  Liters

Box G:  Density
        Enter the density if G (gallons) or L (liters) is the unit of measure.  Provide the density
        in either pounds per gallon (Ibs/gal) or specific gravity (sg).  Mark [X] in the appropriate
        box.  If the unit of measure entered in Box F is P, T, K, or M, enter "NA" in Box G.

Box H:  Source Description
        Provide a brief description of the specific  production or service process  that was the
        source associated with generation of the waste.

        Erunple:
        II  he site was a manufacturer of small internal combustion engines and the particular
        wa>ie generating process was degreasing of pistons, then the source description would be
        "Solvent Bath Degreasing."

Box I:   Source Code
        Review the Source Codes below and enter the code that best describes the production or
        service process associated with generation of the waste.

        Code        Source of the Waste

        10   	  Routine Operations such as production, service or maintenance activities,
                     or waste management
        21   	  Equipment Decommissioning/Replacement
        22   	  Materials/Product Disposal
        23   	  Materials/Product Spill Cleanups
        24   	  Closure Actions
        25   	  Remedial/Corrective Actions
        29   	  Other Non-Routine Sources (Specify in Comments)

        Example;
        If the site was a manufacturer of small internal combustion engines and the particular
        waste generating process was degreasing of pistons, then the Source Code would be 10.
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                                                                 FORM WM-PART II
Section n

This section requests information on source reduction results, recycling activity, and/or changes
in the toxicity of hazardous waste generated.  Any or all of these waste minimization results
should be  reported.  Report all available  information and follow the instructions  below to
determine how to complete Section II.

Box A:  1986 Quantity Generated
        Enter the total quantity of the hazardous waste (reported in Section I, Box A and/or Box
        B) that was generated during 1986.  If the waste was not generated in 1986, enter "NA."
        Right justify the quantity entry.

        Example:
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Box B:  1987 Quantity Generated
        Enter the total quantity of the hazardous waste (reported in Section 1, Box A and/or Box
        B) that was generated during 1987.  Right justify the quantity entry.

        Example:
               a 1987 quantity gwwntvd

                             i9i9i9i 9i 8l
BoxQ  Production Ratio
        The production ratio is a measure of the change in the production quantity or service
        activity between 1987 and 1986.  Use the work sheet below to calculate the production
        ratio by dividing the number of units of the product or service (reported in Section I, Box
        C) in 1987 by the comparable number for 1986.  Enter the resulting production ratio in
        Box C. Selection of an appropriate measure of production quantity or service activity is
        the responsibility of the respondent, but the  measure is never to be based on sales
        dollars.  The measure  of production selected is to  remain consistent for  all  future
        reporting years.

        If you entered "NA" for 1986 quantity generated (Section II, Box A), enter "NA" in Box C
        also. If it is not possible, for any reason, to calculate the production ratio enter "NA" in
        BoxC.
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Section II (Continued)

        Example 1:
        If the firm manufactures tools using a process which generates a hazardous waste, the
        production ratio would indicate the change in  the  number  of tools produced in  1987
        compared to the preceding year, 1986.

        1,200 tools  were produced in 1987 and  1,000 tools  were produced in 1986.   The
        production ratio would equal 1,200 divided by 1,000.

                 (1987 production) 12QS  =  1.2 (production ratio)
                 (1986 production) 1,000        ^

        The number "1.2" would be entered in Box C.

        Example 2:
        If a firm that  manufactures stainless  steel food containers is losing  market share  to
        competitors making plastic containers,  its production might have declined between  1986
        and 1987.

        82,000 containers were produced in 1987 and 97,000 containers were produced in 1986.
        The production ratio would equal 82,000 divided by 97,000.

                 (1987 production) gLfiQQ =  0.85 (production ratio)
                 (1986 production) 97,000        ^              '

        The number "0.85" would be entered in  Box C.

        Example 3:
        If the firm is a dry cleaner that cleaned 2,000 garments in 1986 and 2,200 garments in
        1987, the production ratio would indicate the change in the number of garments cleaned.
        The production ratio would equal 2,200 divided by 2,000.
                 ttnll Pro^uct!on) Jgg  =  1.1 (production ratio)
                 (1986 production) 2,000       ^              '

        The number "1.1" would be entered in Box C.
                              Production Ratio Worksheet


           Units produced or units of service provided in 1987      (_
                                        divided by         —
                                                           •

          Units produced or units of service provided in 1986      (	)

          Enter Production Ratio in Box C                  -   I   I   I.I   I   I
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Section II (Continued)

Box D:  Toxicitv Change Code
        Review the Toxicity Change Codes below and enter the code that  best describes the
        change in the degree of hazard or toxicity associated with the waste that was minimized.
        In  this report, toxicity change  means change  in the  concentration  of hazardous
        constituents in a fixed  quantity of waste,  substitution of hazardous constituents  in  a
        waste, or both.  Note that there is a code for no change in toxicity.

        Code         Toxicitv Change

        0     	   No change  in  toxicitv:   no change  in the concentration of hazardous
                       constituents and no substitution of hazardous constituents.

                       Changes only in the concentration of hazardous constituents:

        1     	   Increase in  the  concentration  of hazardous  constituents  in  a  fixed
                       quantity of the waste
        2     	   Decrease in the concentration of  hazardous  constituents in  a  fixed
                       quantity of the waste

                       Only Substitution of Constituents:

        3     	   Substitution of less hazardous constituents in the waste
        4     	   Substitution of more hazardous constituents in the waste
        5     	   Substitution of different but equally hazardous constituents in the waste

                       Changes in  both  the  concentration  of  hazardous  constituents  and
                       substitution of hazardous constituents:

        6     	   Decrease in the concentration of hazardous constituents and substitution
                       of less hazardous constituents
        7     	   Increase in the concentration of hazardous constituents and  substitution
                       of more hazardous constituents
        8     	   Other (Explain in Comments)

BoxE:  Waste Minimization: Recycling
        Box E requires three entries.  Follow the instructions in sequence.

        1.   Review the Recycling Activity Codes below and enter the codes that best describe
            on-site or off-site recycling of the hazardous waste that was minimized during 1987.
            In this report,  recycling means the use or reuse of hazardous waste as  an effective
            substitute for a commercial product or as an ingredient or feedstock in an industrial
            process.  Recycling  refers to the reclamation of useful constituent fractions within
            waste material or the removal of contaminants from waste to allow it to be reused.
            Closed loop (in process) recycling is considered source reduction and should not be
            reported in Box E.  If one code adequately describes the recycling activity,  leave
            blank the field marked "code 2."
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Section II (Continued)

            Code           Recycling Activity

             0     	   No on-site or off-site recycling undertaken during 1987

             1     	   On-site recycling began during 1987
             2     	   On-site recycling discontinued during 1987

             3     	   Off-site recycling began during 1987
             4     	   Off-site recycling discontinued during 1987

             5     	   Other recycling activity (Explain in Comments)
        2.   In the field labeled "Quantity Recycled", enter the quantity of the hazardous waste
            which was recycled during 1987. Include both on-site and off-site recycling quantities
            in this number. Report the quantity in the unit of measure reported in Section I, Box
            F. If no hazardous waste was recycled on site or off site enter "NA."

            Quantity  information may be obtained from Uniform Hazardous  Waste Manifest
            Forms if the waste was shipped off site for recycling. If more than one shipment of
            the waste was shipped off site for recycling, add the quantities and  report only the
            sum.  If the waste was  recycled on site, use your own  records to determine  the
            quantity recycled.  If no records of the exact quantity recycled are available, estimate
            the quantity and report the method you used in the Comments section at the end of
            the form. Reference the comment by noting the section number and box letter.

Box F:  Waste Minimization: Source Reduction
        Box F requires several entries. Follow the instructions in sequence.

        1.   Review the Source Reduction Activity Codes below and enter the  codes that best
            describe source reduction activities applied to  the hazardous waste reported in
            Section I.  In this report, source reduction  means the reduction or elimination of
            waste at the source, usually within a process. Source reduction measures include
            process modifications, feedstock substitutions, improvements in feedstock purity,
            housekeeping and management practices, increases in the efficiency of machinery,
            and recycling within a process. Source reduction  implies any action that reduces the
            amount of waste exiting a process.  Therefore,  closed loop (in  process) recycling
            should be reported in Box F.  If one code adequately describes the source reduction
            activity, leave blank the fields marked "code 2" and "code 3".

            Code          Source Reduction Activity

             0     	   No source reduction undertaken
             1     	   Equipment or technology modification/substitution
             2     	   Process or procedure modification/substitution (including closed-
                           loop recycling)
             3     	   Reformulation or redesign of product
             4     	   Modification/substitution of input or raw material
             5     	   Better housekeeping/better operating practices
             6     	   Waste stream segregation
             7     	   Other source reduction activity (Explain in Comments)
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                                                              FORM WM-PART II

Section II (Continued)

        2.  In the field labeled "Quantity Prevented," enter the 1987 quantity of hazardous waste
           which was never generated because of source reduction activity. Report the quantity
           in the unit of measure reported in Section I Box F.

           If you have completed Section II, Boxes A, B, and C, you can calculate "Quantity
           Prevented" using EPA's preferred method outlined on the worksheet below.

           If you do not know the information requested in Section II, Boxes A, B, and C, you
           may estimate the quantity  of hazardous  waste prevented in 1987  using another
           method.  Review the five examples that follow to consider which approach your site
           might utilize. However, if you do not use the preferred method, you must describe
           your computation in the Comments section at the end of the form.   Reference the
           comment  by entering the  section number and  box letter.   A blank Quantity
           Prevented Worksheet is included following Example 5.
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                                                               FORM WM-PART II
Section II (Continued)

           Example 1:
           A firm manufactures tools using a process which generates hazardous waste.  In
            1986, 1,000 tools were produced and in 1987, 1,200 took were produced.  The
            production ratio for the firm is 1.2. In 1987, the firm introduced a new process
            to minimize the quantity of hazardous waste it generated.
            (1987 production)  L2QQ   = 1.2 (production ratio)
            (1986 production)  1,000        ^             '
                             Quantity Prevented Worksheet

           Step 1:  Multiply the 1986 quantity generated by the production ratio.

                            2.000   1986 quantity generated (from Box A)

                       x    1.2    Times production ratio (from Box C)

                       =   2.400   Equals quantity that  would  have been  generated
                                   without waste minimization

           Step  2: Subtract the reporting year quantity  (Box  B)  from the  quantity
           generated without the waste minimization project or activity (step 1 above).

                            2.400   Quantity without waste minimization

                            1.800   Minus 1987 quantity generated (from Box B)

                       =    600   Equals quantity of generation prevented  (enter in
                                   Box F, quantity prevented)

           Step 3:  Enter quantity prevented in Box F.
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                                                               FORM WM-PART II
Section II (Continued)

           Example 2:
           This example illustrates how  the firm  in Example 1 would have completed
            Section II if the production had increased.

           A firm manufactures tools using a process which generates hazardous waste. In
            1986 the firm produced  1,000 tools; in 1987, the firm produced 5,000 tools.  The
            production ratio for the firm  is 5.0. The production ratio is an  indicator of
            growth or decline in product produced. In 1987, the firm, anticipating continued
            rapid growth and wishing to reduce costs for waste management, introduced a
            new process to minimize the  quantity of hazardous waste it generated.  To
            complete form WM Part II, the firm calculated its waste minimization results as
            follows.
            £!™IprtK!UCt!0n}  f!88  =5.0 (production ratio)
            (1986 production)  1,000       VF             '
                              Quantity Prevented Worksheet

            Step 1: Multiply the 1986 quantity generated by the production ratio.
                            2.00Q   1986 quantity generated (from Box A)

                       x     5.0     Times production ratio (from Box C)

                        =   10.000   Equals  quantity  that  would  have  been generated
                                    without waste minimization            f

            Step 2: Subtract  the  reporting  year  quantity  (Box B)  from  the  quantity
            generated without the waste minimization project or activity (step 1 above).

                            10.000   Quantity without waste minimization

                            5.000   Minus 1987 quantity generated (from Box B)

                        =   5.000   Equals  quantity of generation  prevented (enter in
                                    Box F, quantity prevented)

            Step 3:  Enter quantity prevented in Box F.

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                                                                       FORM WM-PARTII
        Section II (Continued)

                   Example 3:
                   A firm uses a solvent bath to clean continuous filament wire in a batch process.
                   Since the firm has no record of how much wire passes through the bath before
                   the solvent is changed,  the production ratio is  "NA".  The firm does have a
                   record of the number of times the solvent is changed in the year.  To reduce the
                   amount of waste exiting the process, in 1987 the  firm replaced the original bath
                   container with a new container that holds 20 gallons less solvent per changing.

                   The  quantity of waste generated from the solvent  bath in  1986,  before the
                   container was replaced, was 2,000 gallons. Note that this  number was known
                   through a recordkeeping system that tracked waste generation by process.

                   The number of times the bath was changed was 10, or 200 gallons per changing.
                   This number was known through the firm's recordkeeping system.

                   Using the new container, changing the bath 10 times in 1987, the firm generated
                   only 180 gallons  of waste  per changing.  Thus,  the total quantity of waste
                   generated from the solvent bath in 1987, was 1,800 gallons. (Box A minus Box B
                   quantities)

                   By replacing  the bath container the firm prevented 200 gallons of hazardous
                   waste from beng generated.  (Entered in Box F, quantity prevented)
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Comments:
    Section II Box F:  Quantity prevented calculated by comparing volume of solvent bath in original
    container to the volume using new container which holds 20 gallons less. Our production level for 86-
    87 is constant
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                                                                       FORM WM-PART II
        Section II (Continued)

                   Example 4:
                   This example illustrates  how the firm in Example 3 above would  complete
                   Section II if the production had increased.

                   A firm uses a solvent bath to clean continuous filament wire in a batch process.
                   Since the firm has no record of how much wire passes through the bath before
                   the solvent is changed, it cannot compute a production ratio as required in Box
                   C.  The firm does have a record of the size of the solvent bath container and
                   number of times the solvent is changed in a year. In 1986, the container held 200
                   gallons and the solvent bath was changed 10 times.

                   In 1987, the firm's production of wire increased in response to an aggressive sales
                   campaign.  The firm was interested in reducing the costs of waste management
                   and purchased a new solvent bath container 20 gallons smaller but still adequate.
                   Nevertheless, because of increased production, the solvent had to be changed 20
                   times per year.

                   To compute the "Quantity prevented" entry on the form, the firm estimated the
                   amount of solvent waste that would have been generated using the original
                   container (200 gal.)  with the increased number of changes (20). The firm then
                   subtracted from this number the actual amount of solvent waste generated.

                   200 gal. x 20 changes = 4,000 gal. minus Box B, 3,600

                   Enter 400 in Box F, Quantity generated
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                   prevented, the Comments section would also be completed as follows:
Comments:
    Section II Box F:  Quantity prevented calculated by comparing volume of solvent bath in original
    container to volume of new container at increased production level.
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                                                                       FORM WM-PART II
        Section II (Continued)

                   Example 5:
                   In this example the firm is a large corporation that  has instituted a waste
                   minimization incentive program in its sites that generate hazardous waste.  The
                   plant manager at each site is required to report to headquarters the amount  of
                   hazardous waste minimized.  Headquarters completes  Form  WM  Part II for
                   each site as illustrated below.
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                   Since the firm did not use the preferred method of calculating the quantity
                   prevented, the Comments section would be completed.
Comments:
    Section II Box F: Attached please find the ABC Corporation Waste Minimization Report for 1987.
                                     Quantity Prevented Worksheet

                   Step 1: Multiply the 1986 quantity generated by the production ratio.

                                   	    1986 quantity generated (from Box A)

                               x   	    Times production ratio (from Box C)

                               =   	    Equals quantity  that  would have been  generated
                                           without waste minimization

                   Step 2: Subtract  the reporting  year quantity  (Box B) from  the quantity
                   generated without the waste minimization project or activity (step 1 above).

                                   	    Quantity without waste minimization

                                   	    Minus 1987 quantity generated (from Box B)

                               =   	    Equals quantity  of generation  prevented (enter in
                                           Box F, quantity prevented)

                   Step 3: Enter quantity prevented in Box F.
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                                                               FORM WM-PART II

Section III *

Box A:  Narrative description of waste minimization project or activity and results achieved
        Bffcfly describe the project or activity that produced the reduction. Do not repeat any of
        the information that you reported above.


Section IV:    Answer Questions 1 through 4 to describe the effects of the source reduction
             and/or recycling activity(ies).
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APPENDIX E

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•5.«/l^^ZCODE.EPA. May S. I
                                        EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES
       Code      Waste description
       Characteristic Hazardous Waste

       D001    Ignitable waste
       D002    Corrosive waste
       D003    Reactive waste
       D004    Arsenic
       D005    Barium
       D006    Cadmium
       D007    Chromium
       D008    Lead
       D009    Mercury
       D010    Selenium
       D011    Silver

       D012    Endrin(l,2,3,4,10,10-hexachloro-l,7-epoxy-l,4,4a,5)6,7,8,8a-octahydro-l,4-endo, endo-5,8-dimeth-ano-
               naphthalene)
       D013    Lindane (1,2,3,4,5,6-hexa-chlorocyclohexane, gamma isomer)
       D014    Methoxychlor (l,l,l-trichloro-2,2-bis [p-methoxyphenyl] ethane)
       D015    Toxaphene (Cjg HJQ Clg, technical chlorinated camphene, 67-69 percent chlorine)
       D016    2,4-D (2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid)
       D017    2,4,5-TP Silvex (2,4,5-trichlorophenoxypropionic acid)
      Hazardous Waste from Nonspecific Sources

      P001   The following spent halogenated solvents used in degreasing: tetrachloroethylene, trichlorethylenc,
              methylene chloride, 1,1,1-trichloroethane, carbon tetrachloride and chlorinated fluorocarbons and all
              spent solvent mixtures/blends used in degreasing containing, before use, a total of 10 percent or more
              (by volume) of one or more of the above halogenated solvents or those solvents listed in F002, F004,
              and POOS; and still bottoms from the recovery of these spent solvents and spent solvent mixtures
      F002   The following spent halogenated solvents: tetrachloroethylene, methylene chloride, trichloroethylene,
              1,1,1-trichloroethane,  chlorobenzene,   l,l,2-trichloro-l,2,2-trifluoroethane,  ortho-dichlorobenzene,
              trichlorofluoromethane, and 1,1,2, trichloroethane; all spent solvent mixtures/blends containing, before
              use, a total of 10 percent or more  (by volume) of one or more of the above halogenated solvents or
              those solvents listed in F001,  F004, and F005; and still bottoms from the recovery  of these spent
              solvents and spent solvent mixtures
      F003   The following spent nonhalogenated solvents: xylene, acetone, ethyl acetate, ethyl benzene, ethyl ether,
              methyl isobutyl ketone, n-butyl alcohol, cyclohexanone, and methanol; all spent solvent mixtures/
              blends containing, before  use, only the  above spent nonhalogenated solvents; and all spent solvent
              mixtures/blends containing, before  use, one or more of the above nonhalogenated solvents, and a total
              of 10 percent or more (by volume) of one or more of those solvents listed in F001, F002, F004, and
              F005; and still bottoms from the recovery of these spent solvents and spent solvent mixtures
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 F004   The following spent nonhalogenated solvents: cresols and cresylic acid, and nitrobenzene; and the still
        bottoms from the recovery of these solvents; all spent solvent mixtures/blends containing before use a
        total of 10% or more (by volume) of one or more of the above nonhalogenated solvents  or those
        solvents listed in F001, F002, and F005; and still bottoms from the recovery of these spent solvents and
        spent solvent mixtures
         i
 F005   The following spent  nonhalogenated  solvents:  toluene,  methyl  ethyl  ketone, carbon  disulfide,
        isobutanol, pyridine, benzene, 2-ethoxyethanol, and 2-nitropropane; all spent solvent mixtures/blends
        containing, before use, a total of 10 percent or  more (by  volume) of one or more of the  above
        nonhalogenated solvents or those solvents listed in F001, F002, or  F004;  and still bottoms from the
        recovery of these spent solvents and spent solvent mixtures
 F006   Wastewater treatment sludges from electroplating operations except from the following processes: (1)
        Sulfuric acid anodizing of aluminum; (2) tin plating on carbon steel; (3) zinc plating (segregated basis)
        on  carbon steel; (4) aluminum or zinc-aluminum  plating on  carbon  steel;  (5) cleaning/stripping
        associated with tin, zinc, and aluminum plating on carbon steel; and (6) chemical etching and milling of
        aluminum
 F007   Spent cyanide plating bath solutions from electroplating operations
 F008   Plating bath residues from the bottom of plating baths from electroplating operations where cyanides
        are used in the process
 F009   Spent stripping and cleaning bath solutions from electroplating operations were cyanides are used in
        the process
 F010   Quenching bath residues from oil baths from metal heat treating operations where cyanides are used in
        the process
 F011   Spent cyanide solutions from slat bath pot cleaning from metal heat treating operations
 F012   Quenching waste water treatment sludges from metal heat treating operations where cyanides are used
        in the process
 F019   Wastewater treatment sludges from the chemical conversion coating of aluminum
 F020   Wastes (except wastewater and spent carbon from hydrogen chloride purification) from the production
        or manufacturing use (as a reactant, chemical intermediate, or component in a formulating process) of
        tri-  or  tetrachlorophenol or of intermediates used to produce their pesticide derivatives. (This listing
        does not  include  wastes from the production  of hexachlorophene  from  highly  purified  2,4,5-
        trichlorophenol)
F021   Wastes (except wastewater and spent carbon from hydrogen chloride purification) from the production
        or manufacturing use (as a reactant, chemical intermediate, or component in a formulating process) of
        pentachlorophenol, or of intermediates used to produce derivatives
F022   Wastes (except wastewater  and spent carbon  from hydrogen chloride purification)  from  the
        manufacturing use (as a reactant, chemical intermediate, or component in a formulating process) of
        tetra-, penta- or hexachlorobenzenes under alkaline conditions
F023   Wastes (except wastewater and spent c    •« from hydrogen chloride purification) from the production
        of materials on equipment previously   - for the production or manufacturing use  (as a reactant,
        chemical intermediate,  or component ;.  _ formulating porcess) of tri- and tetrachlorophenols  (This
        listing  does  not  include  wastes from equipment  used  only  for  the  production  or  use  of
        Hexachlorophene from highly  purified 2,4,5-trichlorophenol.)
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                                EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
  F024   Wastes, including but not limited to, distillation residues, heavy ends, tars, and reactor clean-out wastes
         from the production of chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons, having a carbon content from one to Five,
         utilizing free radical catalyzed processes.  (This listing does not include light  ends, spent filters and
         niter aids, spent dessicants, wastewater, wastewater treatment sludges, spent catalysts, and wastes listed
         in Section 26132)
  F026   Wastes (except wastewater and spent carbon from hydrogen chloride purification) from the production
         of materials on equipment previously used for the  manufacturing use (as  a reactant, chemical
         intermediate, or component in a formulating process)  of tetra-, penta-, or hexachlorobenzene under
         alkaline conditions
  F027   Discarded unused formulations containing tri-,  tetra-, or  pentachlorophenol  or discarded  unused
         formulations containing  compounds derived from these chlorophenols  (This listing does not include
         formulations containing hexachlorophene synthesized  from  prepurified 2,4,5-trichlorophenol as the
         sole component.)
  F028   Residues resulting from the incineration or thermal treatment of soil contaminated with EPA
         hazardous waste nos. F020, F021, F022, F023, F026, and  F027
 Hazardous Waste from Specific Sources
 K001   Bottom sediment sludge from the treatment of wastewater from wood preserving processes that use
         creosote and/or pentachlorophenol
 K002   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of chrome yellow and orange pigments
 K003   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of molybdate orange pigments
 K004   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of zinc yellow pigments
 K005   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of chrome green pigments
 K006   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of chrome oxide green pigments (anhydrous and
         hydrated)
 K007   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of iron blue pigments
 K008   Oven residue from the production of chrome oxide green pigments
 K009   Distillation bottoms from the production of acetaldehyde from ethylene
 K010   Distillation side cuts from the production of acetaldehyde from  ethylene
 K011   Bottom stream from the wastewater stripper in the production of acrylonitrile
 K013   Bottom stream from the acetonitrile column in the production of acrylonitrile
 K014   Bottoms from the acetonitrile purification column in the production of acrylonitrile
 K015   Still bottoms from the distillation of benzyl chloride
 K016   Heavy ends or distillation residues from the production of carbon tetrachloride
 K017   Heavy ends (still bottoms) from the purification column in the production of epichlorohydrin
pC018   Heavy ends from the fractionation column in ethyl chloride production
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 K019    Heavy ends from the distillation of ethylene dichloride in cihylene dichloride production
 K020    Heavy ends from the distillation of vinyl chloride in vinyl chloride monomer production
 K021    Aqueous spent antimony catalyst waste from fluoromethanes production
 K022    Distillation bottom tars from the production of phenol/acetone from cumene
 K023    Distillation light ends from the production of phthalic anhydride from naphthalene
 K024    Distillation bottoms from the production of phthalic anhydride from naphthalene
 K025    Distillation bottoms from the production of nitrobenzene by the nitration of benzene
 K026    Stripping still tails from the production of methyl ethyl pyridines
 K027    Centrifuge and distillation residues from toluene diisocyanate production
 K028    Spent catalyst from the hydrochlorinator reactor in the production of 1,1,1-trichloroethane
 K029    Waste from the product steam stripper in the production of 1,1,1-trichloroethane
 K030    Column bottoms or heavy ends from the combined production of trichloroethylene and
         perchloroethylene
 K031    By-product salts generated in the production of MSMA and cacodylic acid
 K032    Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of chlordane
 K033    Wastewater and scrub water from the  chlorination  of cyclopentadiene in the production of chlordane
 K034    Filter solids from the filtration of hexachlorocyclopentadiene in the production of chlordane
 K035    Wastewater treatment sludges generated in the production of creosote
 K036   Still bottoms from toluene reclamation distillation in the production of disulfoton
 K037   Wastewater treatment sludges from the production of disulfoton
 K038   Wastewater from the washing and stripping of phorate production
 K039   Filter cake from the filtration of diethylphosphorodithioic acid in the production of phorate.
 K040   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of phorate
 K041   Wastewater treatment sludge from the production of toxaphene
 K042   Heavy ends or distillation  residues from the distillation of tetrachlorobenzene in the production of
        2A5-T
 K043   2,6-DichIorophenol waste  from the production of 2,4-D
 K044   Wastewater treatment sludges from the manufacturing and processing of explosives
 K045   Spent carbon from the treatment of wastewater containing explosives
 K046   Wastewater treatment sludges from the manufacturing, formulation, and loading of lead-based
        initiating compounds
K047   Pink/red water from TNT operations
K048   Dissolved air flotation (DAF) float from the petroleum refining industry
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 K049   Slop oil emulsion solids from the petroleum refining industry
 K050   Heat exchanger bundle cleaning sludge from the petroleum refining industry
 K051   API separator sludge from the petroleum refining industry
 K052   Tank bottoms (leaded) from the petroleum refining industry
 K060   Ammonia still lime sludge from coking operations
 K061   Emission control dust/sludge from the primary production of steel in electric furnaces
 K062   Spent pickle liquor from steel finishing operations of plants that produce iron or steel
 K069   Emission control dust/sludge from secondary lead smelting
 K071   Brine purification muds from the mercury cell process in chlorine production, where separately
        prepurified brine is not used
 K073   Chlorinated hydrocarbon waste from the purification step of the diaphragm cell process using graphite
        anodes in chlorine production
 K083   Distillation bottoms from aniline production
 K084   Wastewater treatment sludges generated during the production of veterinary pharmaceuticals from
        arsenic or organo-arsenic compounds
 K085   Distillation or fraclionation column bottoms from the production of chlorobenzenes
 K086   Solvent washes and sludges, caustic washes  and sludges,  or water washes  and sludges from cleaning
        tubs and equipment used  in the formulation  of ink  from pigments,  driers, soaps, and  stabilizers
        containing chromium and lead
 K087   Decanter tank tar sludge from coking operations
 K093   Distillation light ends from the production of phthalic anhydride from ortho-xylene
 K094   Distillation bottoms from the production of phthalic anhydride from ortho-xylene
 K095   Distillation bottoms from the production of 1,1,1-trichloroethane
 K096   Heavy ends from the heavy ends column from the production of 1,1,1-trichloroethane
 K097   Vacuum stripper discharge from the chlordane chlorinator in the production of chlordane
 K098   Untreated process wastewater from the production of toxaphene
 K099   Untreated wastewater from the production of 2,4-D
 K100   Waste leaching solution from acid leaching of emission control dust/sludge from secondary lead
        smelting
 K101   Distillation  tar residues from the distillation of aniline-based compounds in the production of
        veterinary pharmaceuticals from arsenic or organo-arsenic compounds
K102   Residue from the use of activated carbon for decolorization in the production of veterinary
        pharmaceuticals from arsenic or organo-arsenic compounds
JC103   Process residues from aniline extraction from the production of aniline
K104   Combined wastewater streams generated from nitrobenzene/aniline production

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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 K105   Separated aqueous stream from the reactor product washing step in the production of chlorobenzenes
 K106   Wastewater treatment sludge from the mercury cell process in chlorine production
 Kill   Product washwaters from the production of dinitrotoluene via nitration of toluene
 K112   Reaction byproduct water from the drying column in the production of toluenediamine via
        hydrogenation of dinitrotoluene
 K113   Condensed liquid light ends from purification of toluenediamine in production of toluenediamine via
        hydrogenation of dinitrotoluene
 K114   Vicinals from the purification of toluenediamine in production of toluenediamine via hydrogenation of
        dinitrotoluene
 K115   Heavy ends from purification of toluenediamine in the production of toluenediamine via hydrogenation
        of dinitrotoluene
 K116   Organic condensate from the solvent recovery column in the production of toluene diisocyanate via
        phosgenation of toluenediamine
 K117   Wastewater from the reactor vent gas scrubber in the production of ethylene dibromide via
        bromination of ethene
 K118   Spent adsorbent solids from purification of ethylene dibromide in the production of ethylene dibromide
        via bromination of ethene
 K123   Process wastewater (including supernates, filtrates, and wash waters) from the production of
        Ethylenebisdithiocarbamic Acids and its salt.  Hazardous Code T
 K124   Reactor vent scrubber water from the production of Ethylenebisdithiocarbamic and its salts.
        Hazardous Code T
 K125   Filtration, evaporation, and centrifugation of solids from the production of Ethylenebisdithiocarbamic
        Acids and its salts. Hazardous Code T and C
 K126   Baghouse dust and floor sweepings in milling and packaging operations from production or
        formulation of Ethylenebisdithiocarbamic Acids and its salts. Hazardous Code T
 K136   Still bottoms from the purification of ethylene dibromide in the production of ethylene dibromide via
        bromination of ethene
Discarded  Commercial  Chemical  Products,  Off-Specification  Species, Container Residuals, and Spill
Residues Thereof-Acute Hazardous Waste (An alphabetized listing can  be found at 40 CFR 261.33,  Jufy 1,
1986.)
P001    Warfarin, when present at concentrations greater than or equal to 03%
P001    3-(alpha-Acetonyl-benzyl)~4-hydroxycoumarin and salts, when present at concentrations greater than
        03%
P002    Acetamide, N-(aminothioxomelhyl)
P002    l-Acetyl-2-thiourea
POOS    2-Propenal
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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 POOS   Acrolein
 P004   l,23,4,10,10-Hexachloro-l,4,4a,5,8,8a-hexahydro-l,4:5,8-endo,exo-dimethanonaphthalene
 P004   Aldrin
 POOS   2-Propen-l-ol
 POOS   Allyl alcohol
 P006   Aluminum phosphide (r,t)
 P007   3(2H)-Isoxazolone,5-(aminomethyl)-
 P007   5-(Aminomethyl)-3-isoxazolol
 POOS   4-a-Aminopyridine
 POOS   4-Pyridinamine
 POOS   4-Aminopyridine
 P009   Phenol,2,4,6-trinitro-,ammonium salt (r)
 P009   Ammonium picrate (r)
 P010   Arsenic acid (t)
 P011   Arsenic pentoxide (t)
 P011   Arsenic (V) oxide (t)
 P012   Arsenic (III) oxide (t)
 P012   Arsenic trioxide (t)
 POD   Barium cyanide
 P014   Thiophenol
 P014   Benzenethiol
 P015   Beryllium dust (t)
 P016   Methane,oxybis(chloro-
 P016   Bis(chloromethyl) ether
 P017   2-Propanone,l-bromo- (t)
 P017   Bromoacetone (t)
 P018   Strychnidinone^S-dimethoxy-
 P018   Brucine
P020   Dinoseb
P020   Phenol,2,4-dinitro-6-(l-rnethylpropyl)-
P021   Calcium cyanide
 P022   Carbon bisulfide (t)

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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 P022    Carbon disulfide (t)
 P023    Acetaldehyde, chloro-
 P023    Chloroacetaldehyde
 P024    Bcnzenamine, 4-chloro-
 P024    p-Chloroaniline
 P026    Thiourea, (2-chlorophenyl)-
 P026    l-(o-Ch!orophenyl)thiourea
 P027    Propanenitrile,3-chloro-
 P027    3-Chloropropionitrile
 P028    Benzene, (chloromethyl)-
 P028    Benzyl chloride
 P029    Copper cyanides
 P030    Cyanides (soluble cyanide salts), not elsewhere specified (t)
 P031    Cyanogen
 P033    Cyanogen chloride
 P033    Chlorine cyanide
 P034    4,6-Dinitro-o-cyclohexylphenol (t)
 P034    Phenol,2-cyclohexyl-4,6-dinitro- (t)
 P036    Dichlorophenylarsine
 P0?6    Pheny! dichloroarsine
 P037    Dieidrin
 P037    lA3,4,10,10-Hexachloro-6,7-expoxy-l,4,4a^,6,7,8,8a-octahydro-endo,exo-l,4:5,8-dimethanonaph-
        thalene
 P038   Diethylarsine (t)
 P038   Arsinc, dicthyl- (t)
 P039   0,0-Diethyl S-[2-(ethylthio)elhyl] phosphorodilhioatc (t)
 P039   Disulfoton (t)                                            i
 P040   0,0-Diethyl 0-pyrazinyl phosphorothioate
 P040   Phosphorothioic acid, 0,0-diethyl 0- pyrazinyl ester
 P041   Diethyl-p-nitrophenyl phosphate
P041   Phosphoric acid, diethyl p-nitrophenyl ester
P042   Epinephrine
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 P042    1,2-Benzencdiol, 4-[l-hydroxy-2-(methylamino)ethyl]-
 P043    Diisopropyl fluorophosphate
 P043    Fluoridic acid, bis(i-methylethyl) ester
 P043    Phosphorofluoridic acid, bis(l-methylethyl) ester
 P044    Dimethoate (t)
 POM    Phosphorodithioic acid, 0,0-dimethyl S-[2-(methylamino)-2-oxoethyl]ester (t)
 P045    3,3-Dimethyl-l-(methylthio)-2-butanone, 0-[(melhylamino)carbonyl]oxime
 P045    Thiofanox
 P046    alpha,alpha-Dimethylphenethylamine (t)
 P046    Ethanamine,l,l-dimethyl-2-phenyl- (t)
 P047    4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol and salts
 P047    Phenol,2'4-dinetro-6-methyl-, and salts
 P048    2,4-Dinitrophenol
 P048    Phenol,2,4-dinitro-
 P049    2,4-Dithiobiurct
 P049    Thioimidodicarbonic diamide
 POSO    Endosulfan
 P050   5-Norbornene-23-dimethanol,l,4,5,6,7,7-hexachloro,cyclic sulfite
 P051   lA3,4,10,10-Hexachloro-6,7-expoxy-l,4,4a^,6,7,8,8a-oxtahydro-endo,endo-l,4:5,8-dimethanon.
        aphthalene
 POS1   Endrin
 P054   Ethylenimine
 P054   Aziridine
 P056   Fluorine
 P057   Fluoroacetamide
P057   Acetamide^-fluor-
P058   Fluoroacetic acid, sodium salt
P058   Acetic acid, fluoro-, sodium salt
POS9   Heptachlor
P059   4,7-Methano-lH-indene,l,4^,6,7,8,8-heptachloro-3a,4,7,7a-tetrahydro-
P060   Hexachlorohexahydro-endo.endo-dimethanonapthalenc
P060   lA3,4,10,10-Hexachloro-l,4,4a^,8,8a-hexahydro-l,4:5,8-endo, endo-dimethanonaphthalene


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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 P062    Hexaethyl tetraphosphate
 P062    Tetraphosphoric acid, hexaethyl ester
 P063    Hydrocyanic acid
 P063    Hydrogen cyanide
 P064    Methyl isocyanate
 P064    Isocyanic acid, methyl ester
 P065    Fulminic acid, mercury(II) salt (r,t)
 P065    Mercury fulminate (r,t)
 P066    Methomyl
 P066    Acetimidic acid, N-[(methylcarbamoyl)oxy]thio-, methyl ester
 P067    2-Methylaziridine
 P067    1,2-Propylenimine
 P068    Hydrazine.methyl-
 P068    Methyl hydrazine
 P069    2-Methyllactonitrile
 P069    Propanenitrile,2-hydroxy-2-methyl-
 P070    Propanal, 2-methyl-2-(methylthio)-, 0[(methylamino)carbonyl]oxime
 P070    Aldicarb
 P071    0,0-Dimethyl 0-p-nitrophenyl phosphorothioate
 P071    Methyl parathion
 P072    alpha-Naphthylthiourea
 P072   Thiourea, 1-naphthalenyl-
 P073   Nickel tetracarbonyl
 P073   Nickel carbonyl
 P074   Nickel(II)cyanide
 P074   Nickel cyanide
 POTS   Nicotine and salts (t)
 P075   Pyridine, (S)-3-(l-methyl-2-pyrrolidinyl)-, and salts
 P076   Nitrogen (II) oxide (t)
P076   Nitric oxide (t)
P077   p-Nitroaniline (t)
P077   Benzenamine, 4-nitro-
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 P078   Nitrogen (IV) oxide
 P078   Nitrogen dioxide
 P081   Nitroglycerine (r,t)
 P081   l,23-Propanetriol,trinitrate-(r)
 P082   Dimethylnitrosamine
 P082   N-Nitrosodimcthylamine
 P084   Ethenamine,N-mcthyl-N-nitroso-
 P084   N-Nitrosomethylvinylamine
 P085   Diphosphoramide.octamethyl-
 P085   Octamethylpyrophosphoramide
 P087   Osmium tetroxide
 P087   Osmium oxide
 POSS   Endothall
 P088   7-Oxabicyclo[2.2.1]heptane-2,3-dicarboxylic acid
 P089   Parathion (t)
 P089   Phosphorothioic acid.O.O-diethyl O-(p-nitrophenyl) ester (t)
 P092   Mercury,(acetato-0)phenyl-
 P092   Phenylmercuric acetate
 P093   N-Phenylthiourea
 P093   Thiourea, phenyl-
 P094   Phosphorothioic acid, 0,0-diethyl S-(ethylthio)methyI ester (t)
 P094   Phorate (t)
 P095   Phosgene (t)
 P095   Carbonyl chloride
 P096   Hydrogen phosphide
 P096   Phosphine
 P097   Famphur
P097   Phosphorothioic acid, 0,0-dimethyl 0-[p-((dimethylamino)-sulfonyl)phenyl]ester
 P098   Potassium cyanide
P099   Potassium silver cyanide
 P101   Elhyl cyanide
 P101   Propanenilrile

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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 P102    Propargyl alcohol
 P102    2-Propyn-l-ol
 P103    Selenourea
 P103    Carbamimidoselenoic acid
 P104    Silver cyanide
 P105    Sodium azide
 P106    Sodium cyanide
 P107    Strontium sulfide (t)
 P108    Strychnidin-10-one, and salts (t)
 P108    Strychnine and salts (t)
 P109    Dithiopyrophosphoric acid, tetraethyl ester
 P109    Tctraethyldithiopyrophosphate
 P110    Plumbane.tetraethyl-
 P110    Tetraethyl lead
 Pill    Tetraethylpyrophosphate
 Pill    Pyrophosphoric acid,  tetraethyl ester
 P112    Methane,tctranitro- (r)
 P112   Tetranitromethane (r)
 P113   Thallium(III) oxide
 P113   Thallic oxide
 P114   Thallium(I) selenide
 P1L5   Sulfuric acid, thallium(I) salt
 P115   Thallium(I)sulfate
 P116   Hydrazinecarbothioamide
 P116   Thiosemicarbazide
 P118   MethanethioUrichloro-
 P118   Trichloromethanethiol
 P119   Vanadic acid, ammonium salt
 P119   Ammonium vanadate
 P120   Vanadium pentoxide
P120   Vanadium (V) oxide
P121   Zinc cyanide
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 P122   Zinc phosphide (r,t)
 P122   Zinc phosphide, when present at concentrations greater than 10%
 P123   Toxaphene
 P123   Camphene, octachloro-

 Discarded Commercial Chemical Products, Oil-Specification Species, Container Residues, and Spill Residues
 Thereof-Toxic Waste (An alphabetized listing can be found at 40 CFR 261.33, July 1, 1986.)
 U001   Ethanal (i)
 U001   Acetaldehyde (i)
 U002   2-Propanone (i)
 U002   Acetone (i)
 U003   Ethanenitrile (i,t)
 U003   Acetonitrile (i,t)
 U004   Ethanone.l-phenyl-
 U004   Acetophenone
 U005   2-Acetylaminofluorene
 U005   Acetamide, N-9H-fluoren-2-yl-
 U006   Ethanoyl chloride (c,r,t)
 U006   Acetyl chloride (c,r,t)
 U007   2-Propenamide
 U007   Acrylamide
 U008   2-Propenoic acid (i)
 U008   Acrylic acid (i)
 U009   2-Propenenitrile
 U009   Acrylonitrile
 U010   Mitomycin C
U010   Azirino(2'3':3,4)pyrrolo(l,2-a)indole-4,7-dione, 6-amino-8-[((aminocarbonyl) oxy)methyl]-l,laA8,
        8a,8b-hexahydro-8a-methoxy-5-methyl-
U011   lH-l,2,4-Triazol-3-ainine
U011   Amitrole
U012   Benzenamine (i,t)
UC12   Aniline (i,t)
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U014  Auramine
 U014  Benzenamine, 4,4'-carbonimidoyIbis(N,N-dimethyl-
 U015  L-Serine, diazoacetate (ester)
 U015  Azaserine
 U016  Benz[c]acridine
 U016  3,4-Benzacridine
 U017  Bcnzal chloride
 U017  Benezene, (dichloromethyl)-
 U018  Bcnz[a]anthracene
 U018  1,2-Benzanthracene
 U019  Benzene (i,t)
 U020  Benzenesulfonyl chloride (c,r)
 U020  Benzenesulfonic acid chloride (c,r)
 U021  Benzidine
 U021  (l,l'-Biphenyl)-4,4'-diamine
 U022  Benzo[a]pyrene
 U022  3,4-Benzopyrene
 U023   Benzotrichloride (c,r,t)
 U023   Benzene, (trichloromethyl)-(c,r,t)
 U024   Bis(2-chloroethoxy) methane
 U024   Ethane,l,l'-[methylenebis(oxy)]bis[2-chloro-
 U025   Dichloroethyl ether
 U025   Ethane,l,l'-oxybis[2-chloro-
 U026   2-NaphthyIamine,N,N-bis(2-chloromethyl)-
 U026   Chlornaphazine
 U027   Propane,2,2'-oxybis[2-chloro-
 U027   Bis(2-chloroisopropyl) ether
 U028   Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate
 U028   1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, [bis(2-ethylhexyl)]ester
U029   Methane, bromo-
U029   Methyl bromide
U030   4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether
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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U030   Benzene, l-bromo-4-phenoxy-
 U031   1-Butanol (i)
 U031   N-Butyl alchohol (i)
 U032   Calcium chromate
 U032   Chromic acid, calcium salt
 U033   Carbonyl fluoride (r,t)
 U033   Carbon oxyfluoride (r,t)
 U034   Chloral
 U034   Acetaldehyde, trichloro-
 U035   Butanoic acid, 4-[bis(2-chloroethyl)amino]benzene-
 U035   Chlorambucil
 U036   4,7-Methanoindan,l,2,4,5,6,7,8,8-octa-chloro-3a,4,7,7a-tetrahydro-
 U036   Chlordane, technical
 U037   Chlorobenzene
 U037   Benzene, chloro-
 U038   Ethyl 4,4'-dichlorobenzilate
 U038   Benzeneacetic acid, 4-chloro-alpha-4-chloro-phenyl)-alpha-hydroxy, ethyl ester
 U039   Phenol,4-chloro-3-methyl-
 U039   4-Chloro-m-cresol
 U041   Orirane,2-(chloromethyl)-
 U041   l-Chloro-23-expoxypropane
 U042   Ethene^-chloroethoxy-
 U042   2-Chloroethyl vinyl ether
 U043   Ethene,chloro
 U043   Vinyl chloride
 U044   Methane, trichloro-
 U044   Chloroform
 U045   Methane, chloro-(i,t)
 U045   Methyl chloride (i,t)
 U046   Methane, chloromethoxy-
U046   Chloromethyl methyl ether
U047   Naphthalene, 2-chloro-
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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U047   beta-Chloronaphthalene
 U048   Pheno!,2-chloro-
 U048   o-Chlorophenol
 U049   4-Chloro-o-toluidine,hydrochloride
 U049   Bcnzenamine, 4-chloro-2-methyl-
 U050   1,2-Benzphcnanthrene
 U050   Chrysene
 U051   Creosote
 U052   Cresylic acid
 U052   Cresols
 U053   2-Butenal
 U053   Crotonaldchyde
 U055   Cumene (i)
 U055   Benzene, (l-methylethyl)-(i)
 U056   Cyclohexane (i)
 U056   Benzene, hcxahydro- (i)
 U057   Cyclohexanone (i)
 U058   2H-l,3,2-Oxazaphosphorine, 2-[bis(2-chloroelhyl)amino]-tetrahydro-2 oxide
 U058   Cyclophosphamide
 U059   5,12-Naphthacenedione, (8S-cis)-8-acetyl[(3-amino-2^,6-tridcoxy-alpha-L-lyxohexopyranosyl)oxyl]
        7&9,10-tetrahydro-6,8,ll-trihydroxy-l-methoxy-
 U059   Daunomyrin
 U060   Dichloro diphenyl dichloroethane
 U060   ODD
 U061   DDT
 U061   Dichloro diphenyl trichloroethane
 U062   Diallate
 U062   S-(23-Dichloroallyl) diisopropylthiocarbamate
U063   Dibenz[a,h]anthracene
U063   1,23,6-Dibenzanthracene
U064   Dibenz(a,i]pyrene
U064   1^7,8-Dibenzopyrene
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 U066   Propane,l-2-dibromo-3-chloro-
 U066   l,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane
 U067   Ethylcne dibromide
 U067   Ethane, 1,2-dibromo-
 U068   Methane, dibromo-
 U068   Methylene bromide
 U069   Dibutyl phthalate
 U069   1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, dibutyl ester
 U070   o-Dichlorobenzene
 U070   Benzene, 1,2-dichloro-
 U071   m-Dichlorobenzene
 U071   Benzene, 1,3-dichloro-
 U072   p-Dichlorobenzene
 U072   Benzene, 1,4-dichloro
 U073   (l,l>-Biphenyl)-4,4>-diamine,3,3'-dichloro
 U073   3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine
 U074   2-Butene,l,4-dichloro-(i,t)
 U074   l,4-Dichloro-2-butene (i,t)
 U075   Methane, dichlorodifluoro-
 U075   Dichlorodifluoromethane
 U076   Ethylidene dichloride
 U076   Ethane,l,l-dichloro-
 U077   Ethylene dichloride
 U077   Ethane,l,2-dichloro-
 U078   Ethene.l-1-dichloro-
 U078   1,1-Dichloroethylene
 U079   Ethene, trans-l,2-dichloro-
 U079   1,2-Dichloroethylene
 U080   Methane, dichloro-
U080   Methylene chloride
U081   Phenol,2,4-dichloro-
U081   2,4-Dichlorophenol
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U082   Phenol,2,6-dichloro-
 U082   2,6-Dichloropheno!
 U083   Propylene dichloride
 U083   1,2-Dichloropropane
 U084   Propene,l,3-dichloro-
 U084   1,3-Dichloropropene
 U085   2,2'-Bioxirane (i,t)
 U085   l,2:3,4-Diepoxybutane (i,t)
 U086   Hydrazine, 1,2-diethyl-
 U086   N,N-Diethylhydrazine
 U087   Phosphorodithioic acid.O.O-diethyl-, S-methyl-ester
 U087   0,0-Diethyl-S-methyl-dilhiophosphate
 U088   Diethyl phthalate
 U088   1,2-Bcnzenedicarboxylic acid, diethyl ester
 U089   4,4'-Stilbenediol,alpha,alpha'-diethyl-
 U089   Diethylstilbestrol
 U090   Dihydrosafrole
 U090   Benzene,l,2-methylenedioxy-4-propyl-
 U091   (l,l'-Biphenyl)-4,4'-diamine,3,3>-dimethoxy-
 U091   33'-Dimethoxybenzidine
 U092   Methanamine, N-methyl-(i)
 U092   Dimethylamine (i)
 U093   Dunethylaminoazobenzene
 U093   Benzenamine, N,N-dimethyl-4-phenylazo-
 U094   7,12-Dimethylbenz[a]anthracene
 U094   l^-Benzanthracene,7,12-dimethyl-
 U095   (l,l'-Biphenyl)-4,4'-diamine33'-dimethyl-
 U09S   33'-Dimethylbenzidine
 U0%   Hydroperoxide, l-methyl-phenylcthyl-(r)
U096   alpha,alpha-Dimcthylbenzylhydroperoxidc (r)
U097   Carbamoyl chloride.dimethyl-
U097   Dimethylcarbamoyl chloride
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 U098   Hydrazine.l.l-dimethyl-
 U098   1,1-Dimethylhydrazine
 U099   Hydrazine, 1,2-dimethyl-
 U099   1,2-Dimethylhydrazine
 U101   Phenol,2,4-dimethyl-
 U101   2,4-Dimethylphenol
 U102   Dimethyl phthalate
 U102   1-2-Bcnzcncdicarboxylic acid, dimethyl ester
 U103   Sulfuric acid, dimethyl ester
 U103   Dimethyl sulfate
 U105   2,4-Dinitrotoluene
 U105   Benzene, l-methyl-2,4-dinitro-
 U106   2,6-Dinitrotoluene
 U106   Benzene, l-methyl-2,6-dinitro
 U107   Di-n-octyl phthalate
 U107   1-2-BenzenedicarboxyIic acid, di-n-octyl ester
 U108   1,4-Diethylene dioxide
 U108   1,4-Dioxane
 U109   Hydrazine, 1,2-diphenyl-
 U109   1,2-Diphenylhydrazine
 U110   l-Propanamine,N-propyl-(i)
 U110   Dipropylamine (i)
 Ulll   N-Nitroso-N-propylamine
 Ulll   Di-N-propylnitrosamine
 U112   Ethyl acetate (i)
 U112   Acetic acid, ethyl ester (i)
 U113   2-Propenoic acid, ethyl ester (i)
U113   Ethyl acrylate (i)
U114   Ethylenebis(dithiocarbamic acid), salts and esters
U114   1,2-EthanediyIbiscarbamodithioic acid
U115   Oxirane (i,t)
U115   Ethylene oxide (i,t)
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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code      Waste description
 U116   Ethylene thiourea
 U116   2-Imidazolidinethione
 U117   Ethyl ether (1)
 U117   Ethane,l,l'-oxybis- (i)
 U118   2-Propenoic acid, 2-methyl-, ethyl ester
 U118   Ethyl methacrylate
 U119   Ethyl methanesulfonate
 U119   Methanesulfonic acid, ethyl ester
 U120   Fluoranthene
 U120   Benzo[i,k]fluorene
 U121   Trichloromonofluoromethane
 U121   Methane, trichlorofluoro-
 U122   Formaldehyde
 U122   Methylene oxide
 U123   Formic acid (c,t)
 U123   Methanoic acid (c,t)
 U124   Furan (i)
 U124   Furfuran (i)
 U125   Furfural (i)
 U12S   2-Furancarboxaldehyde (i)
 U126   l-Propanol,23-epoxy-
 U126   Glycidylaldehyde
 U127   Hexachlorobenzene
 U127   Benzene, hexachloro-
 U128   Hexachlorobutadene
 U128   13-Butadlene,l,1^3,4,4-hexachloro-
 U129   Hexachlorocydohexane (gamma isomer)
 U129   Lindane
 U130   Hexachlorocyclopentadcne
 U130   13-Cyclopentadiene,l,23A5,5-hexa- chloro-
U131   Hexachloroethane
U131   Ethane,l,l,l,2A2-hexachloro-
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U132   Hexachlorophene
 U132   2,2-Methylenebis(3,4,6-trichlorophenol)
 U133   Hydrazine (r,t)
 U133   Diamine (r,t)
 U134   Hydrogen fluoride (c,t)
 U134   Hydrofluoric acid (c,t)
 U135   Sulfur hydride
 U135   Hydrogen sulfide
 U136   Hydroxydimethylarsine oxide
 U136   Cacodylic acid
 U137   l,10-(l,2-Phenylene)pyrene
 U137   Ideno[l,2,3-cd]pyrene
 U138   Methane, iodo-
 U138   Methyl iodide
 U139   Ferric dextran
 U139   Iron dextran
 U140   l-Propanol,2-methyl- (i,t)
 U140   Isobutyl alcohol (i,t)
 U141   Isosafrole
 U141   Benzene, l,2-methylenedioxy~4-propenyl-
 U142   Kepone
 U142   Decachlorooctahydro-13,4-metheno-2H-cyclobuta[c,d]-pentalen-2-one
 U143   Lasiocarpine
 U144   Lead acetate
 U144   Acetic acid, lead salt
 U145   Phosphoric acid, lead salt
 U14S   Lead phosphate
U146   Lead subacetate
 U147   2^-Furandione
U147   Maleic anhydride
U148   Maleic hydrazide
 U148   L2-Dihydro-3,6-pyradizinedione
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U149  Propanedinitrile
 U149  Malononitrile
 U150  Melphalan
 U150  Alanine, 3-[p-bis(2-chloroethyl)amino] phenyl-,L-
 U151  Mercury
 U152  Propenenitrile,2-methyl- (i,t)
 U152  Methacrylonilrile (i,t)
 U153  Thiomethanol (i,t)
 U153  Methanethiol (i,t)
 U154  Methanol (i)
 U154  Methyl alcohol (i)
 U155  Pyridine, 2-[(2-dimethylamino)cthyl]-2-phenylamino-
 U155  Methapyrilene
 U156  Methyl chlorocarbonate (i,t)
 U156  Carbonochloridic acid, methyl ester (i,t)
 U157  3-Melhylcholanthrene
 U157  Benz[j]aceanthrylene, l,2-dihydro-3-methyl-
 U158  4,4'-Methylenebis(2-chloroaniline)
 U158  Benzenamine,4,4'-methylenebis(2-chloro-
 U159  Methyl ethyl ketone (i,t)
 U159  2-Butanone (i,t)
 U160   Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide (r,t)
 U160   2-Butanone peroxide  (r,t)
 U161   4-Methyl-2-pcntanone (i)
 U161   Methyl isobutyl ketone (i)
 U162   2-Propenoic acid, 2-methyl-t methyl este: (i,t)
 U162   Methyl methacrylate (i,t)
 U163   Guanidine, N-nitroso-N-methyl-N'-nitro-
 U163   N-methyl-N'-nitro-N-nitrosoguanidine
U164   4(lH)-Pyrimidinone, 23-dihydro-6-methyl-2-thioxo-
U164   Mcthylthiouracil
U165   Naphthalene
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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 U166   l,4,Naphthoquinone
 U166   1,4-Naphthalenedione
 U167   1-Naphthylamine
 U167   alpha-Naphthylamine
 U168   2-Naphthylamine
 U168   beta-Naphthylamine
 U169   Nitrobenzene (i,t)
 U169   Benzene, nitro- (i,t)
 U170   Phenol,4-nitro-
 U170   p-Nitrophenol
 U171   Propane,2-nitro-(i,t)
 U171   2-Nitropropane (i,t)
 U172   N-Nitrosodi-N-butylamine
 U172   1-Butanamine, N-butyl-N-nitroso-
 U173   Ethanol,2,2-(nitrosoimino)bis-
 U173   N-Nitrosodiethanolamine
 U174   N-Nitrosodiethylamine
 U174   Ethanamine, N-ethyl-N-nitroso-
 U176   N-Nitroso-N-ethylurea
 U176   Carbamide,N-ethyl-N-nitroso-
 U177   N-Nitroso-N-methylurea
 U177   Carbamide,N-methyl-N-nitroso-
 U178   N-Nitroso-N-methylurethane
 U178   Carbamic acid, methylnitroso-, ethyl ester
 U179   N-Nitrosopiperidine
 U179   Pyridine,hcxahydro-N-nitroso-
 U180   Nitrosopyrrolidine
 U180   Pyrrole, tetrahydro-N-nitroso-
 U181   5-Nitro-o-toluidine
 U181   Benzenamine,2-mcthyl-5-nitro
U182   Paraldehyde
U182   l^,5-Trioxane,2,4,6-trimethyl-


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                              EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U183   Pentachlorobenzene
 U183   Benzene, pentachloro-
 U184   Pentachloroethane
 U184   Ethane, pentachloro
 U185   Pentachloronitrobenzene
 U18S   Benzene, pcntachloronitro-
 U186   1,3-Pcntadiene (i)
 U186   1-Methylbutadiene (i)
 U187   Phenacetin
 U187   Acetamide, N-(4-ethoxyphenyl)-
 U188   Phenol
 U188   Benzene, hydroxy-
 U189   Phosphorus sulfide (r)
 U189   Sulfur phosphide (r)
 U190   Phthalic anhydride
 U190   1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid anhydride
 U191   2-PicoIine
 U191   Pyridine, 2-methyl-
 U192   Pronamide
 U192   3,5-Dichloro-N-(l,l-dimethyl-2-propynyl) benzamide
 U193   1,2-Oxathiolane, 2,2-dioxide
 U193   1,3-Propane sultone
 U194   1-Propanamine (i,t)
 U194   N-Propylamine (i,t)
 U196   Pyridine
 U197   p-Benzoquinone
 U197   1,4-Cyclohexadienedione
U200   Reserpine
U200   Yohimban-16-carboxylic acid, ll,17-dimethoxy-18-[(3,4,5-trimethoxy-benzoyI)oxy]-, methyl ester
U201   Resorcinol
U201   13-Benzenediol
U202   Saccharin and salts
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
Code       Waste description
 U202   l,2-Benzisothiazolin-3-one,l,l-dioxide, and salts
 U203   Safrole
 U203   Benzene, l,2-methylenedioxy-4-allyl-
 U204   Selenious acid
 U204   Selenium dioxide
 U205   Selenium disulfide (r,t)
 U205   Sulfur selenide (r,t)
 U206   Streptozotocin
 U206   D-Glucopyranose, 2-deoxy-2(3-methyl-3-nitrosoureido)-
 U207   1,2,4,5-TetrachIorobenzene
 U207   Benzene, 1,2,4,5-tetrachloro-
 U208   1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane
 U208   Ethane,l,l,l,2-tetrachloro-
 U209   1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane
 U209   Ethane,l-l-2-2-tetrachloro-
 U210   Tetrachloroethylenc
 U210   Ethene,l,l,2,2-tetrachloro
 U211   Methane, tetrachloro-
 U211   Carbon tetrachloride
 U213   Tetrahydrofuran (i)
 U213   Furan, tetrahydro- (i)
 U214   Thallium(I) acetate
 U214   Acetic acid, thallium(I) salt
 U215   Thallium(I) carbonate
 U215   Carbonic acid, dithallium(I) salt
 U216   Thallium(I) chloride
 U217   Thallium(I) nitrate
U218   Thioacetamide
U218   Ethanethioamide
U219   Thiourea
U219   Carbamide, thio-
 0220   Toluene
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                               EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE CODES (Continued)
 Code       Waste description
 U220   Benzene, methyl-
 U221   Toluenediamine
 U221   Diaminotoluene
 U222   o-Toluidine hydrochloride
 U222   Bcnzenamine, 2-methyl-, hydrochloride
 U223   Toluene diisocyanate (r,t)
 U223   Benzene, 1,3-diisocyanatomethyl- (r,t)
 U225   Methane, tribromo-
 U225   Bromoform
 U226   1,1,1-Trichloroethane
 U226   Methylchloroform
 U227   1,1,2-TrichIoroethane
 U227   Ethane, 1,1,2-trichloro-
 U228  Trichloroethylene
 U228  Trichloroethene
 U234  sym-Trinitrobenzene (r,t)
 U234  Benzene,l,3,5-trinitro- (r,t)
 U235  l-Propanol,23-dibromo-,phosphate (3:1)
 U235  Tris(23-dibromopropyl) phosphate
 U236  Trypan blue
 U236  2,7-Naphthalenedisulfonic acid, 33'-[(33'-dimclhyl-(l,l'-biphenyl)-4,4'-diyl)]-bis(azo)bis(5-amino -4-
        hydroxy), tetrasodium salt
 U237   Uracil mustard
 U237   Uracil, 5-[bis(2-chloroethyl)-amino]-
 U238   Ethyl carbarmate (urethan)
 U238   Carbamic acid, ethyl ester
 U239   Xylene (i)
 U239   Benzene, dimethyl- (i,t)
 U240   2,4-D, salts and esters
 U240   2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, salts, and esters
U243   l-Propene,l,lA333-hexachloro-
U243   Hexachloropropene
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Code       Waste description
U244   Thiram
U244   Bis(dimethylthiocarbamoyl) disulfide
U246   Bromine cyanide
U246   Cyanogen bromide
U247   Ethane, l,l,l,-trichloro-2-2-bis(p-methoxyphenyl)
U247   Methoxychlor
U248   Warfarin, when present at concentrations of 0.3% or less
U248   3-(alpha-Acetonylbenzyl)-4-hydroxycoumarin and salts, when present at concentrations of 0.3% or less
U249   Zinc phosphide, when present at concentrations of 10% or less
U328   2-Amino-L-methylbenzene
U328   o-Toluidine
U353   4-Amino-L-methylbenzene
U353   p-Toluidine
U359   2-Ethoxyethanol
U359   Ethylene glycol monoethyl ether
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