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Georgia Department of Natural Resources Environmental Protection Division 1152 Floyd Towers East 205 Butler Street Atlanta, Georgia 30334
Toxic Release Inventory Report, 1990
State of Georgia March 1992
GEORGIA'S TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY REPORT
FOR 1990
March 1992
Environmental Protection Division Department of Natural Resources
In cooperation with Georgia Emergency Response Commission
TABLB OF COIITBIlITS
~][~~tJ~l:"~ fl1J~~ 1
INTRODUCTION 2
TOXIC CHEMICAL RELEASE REPORTING 4
DESCRIPTION OF EPA FORK R ..................................... 5
WHO MUST SUBMIT A FORK R 6
DOWNWARD TREND IN GEORGIA'S TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY
6
RELEASE CATEGORIES 7
.. .. .. ANALYSIS OF SECTION 313 DATA FOR 1990 ............. ..... . 9
GEORGIA TOXICS MANAGEMENT STRATEGy 13
REDUCING TOXIC CHEMICAL RELEASES .............................. 16
CONCLUSION 17
GBORGIA'S TOXIC RBLEASB IRVBBTORY RBPORT
POR 1990
BXBCUTIVE SUMMARY Each year, as required under section 313 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act, the Georgia Emergency Response Commission receives toxic release information from facilities within Georgia. The Environmental Protection Division of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is designated as the state agency to manage this information and to serve as its repository. since the implementation of the federal statute, facilities have submitted the required information for calendar years 1987 through 1990.
For the year 1990, the Environmental Protection Division of the DNR received section 313 information from 658 facilities within Georgia. The compilation of the data from the submitted forms shows:
* Total releases to the environment amounted to 100.4
million pounds. This is a reduction of 17.2% from 1989 releases.
* Reported air releases fell 6.0% (to 72.0 million pounds)
from 1989 reported totals.
* Direct discharges to the water totalled 4.3 million
pounds; this is a decrease of 27.1% from 1989 levels.
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* Discharges to Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTWs) in
1990 totalled 7.9 million pounds (a decrease of 16.8%).
* Releases to the land decreased by 63.4% to 1.1 million
pounds.
* Transfers of toxic materials fell 42.8% to 15.1 million
pounds.
* 183 of the chemicals on the section 313 list were not
released at all.
Georgia's Toxic Management Strategy has been implemented to reduce the risks from exposure to toxic chemicals through controls on the sources of pollution. By the end of 1992, about one-fifth of the releases will be eliminated. The Environmental Protection Division is continuing the efforts to eliminate or reduce sources of toxic chemicals to levels below established standards for air, surface water, groundwater, and community water supplies.
IBTRODUCTIOB
Congress passed Title III of Public Law 99-499, the Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act, in October 1986 in response to pUblic concern about accidental releases of chemicals into the environment. As of January 1992, neither Congress nor the Georgia Legislature have provided any funding to the State and local agencies for implementation of Title III.
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In March 1987, the Governor appointed a state Emergency Response Commission (SERC). The mandate of the SERC is to set policy and implement the requirements of SARA Title III. The duties delegated to the State Emergency Response Commission include establishing procedures for receiving and processing requests from the public for information under certain sections of the Title III law, designating emergency planning districts, receiving notification from facility owners required to comply with SARA Title III, and reviewing local emergency response plans.
As a part of Public Law 99-499, industrial facilities are required to provide notification whenever there is an accidental release of certain chemicals into the environment. Additionally, these facilities are required to submit annual information concerning the hazardous chemicals which are present and to estimate the quantity of toxic chemicals which are released into the environment.
Title III is also intended to encourage and support emergency planning efforts at the state and local level, and to provide citizens and local agencies with information concerning potential chemical hazards in their community. Each state is required to create a framework for the development of community emergency plans and to receive information concerning hazardous chemicals submitted by facilities. To ensure that local emergency response plans were developed in a timely way and to meet the minimum requirements of
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the federal law, the entire state of Georgia was designated a single emergency planning district with one statewide Title III Planning Committee created to develop more comprehensive communityspecific plans to better serve the needs of their area. The state Emergency Response Commission encourages the formation of County Title III planning committees; provided, however, that the local efforts must follow the procedures established in Title III by Congress. To date, only Fulton County has asked for and received Local Emergency Planning Committee status from the SERC.
The state Emergency Response Commission's purpose in this report is to present the information submitted by Georgia's industries for the fourth reporting year, so that more Georgia citizens are informed about the Community Right-To-Know Act.
TOXIC CBBlUCAL RELEASE REPORTIIIG
Section 313 of Title III requires annual reporting of releases into the environment of 328 chemicals. Facilities subject to this section must submit a special form (EPA Form R) each July 1 which reports releases of these toxic chemicals into the environment for the previous calendar year. Reported releases include both accidental and routine ones which result from normal business operations. The majority of reported releases are estimates and are not required to be based on actual monitoring data; however, some facilities utilized monitoring data.
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DBSCRIPTIO. OP BPA PORK R
A copy of Form R can be obtained from the u.s. Environmental
Protection Agency or the Department of Natural Resources. The form is divided into four parts:
Part I - Facility Identification Information: includes the
name, location, and principal business activities of the
facility.
Part II
site Locations to which Toxic Chemicals are
Transferred in Wastes: identif ies the sewage treatment
facility (POTW) and other locations such as hazardous waste
treatment, storage, or disposal facilities to which any listed
toxic chemical wastes are transferred.
Part III - Chemical specific Information: is completed for
each listed toxic chemical present at the facility in excess
of the threshold amount. This section includes the chemical
identity information about how the chemical is used, the
maximum amount present during the reporting year, and
estimates of total releases of the chemical into air, land,
and water as well as off-site transfers. The method used and
an estimate of the treatment efficiency is also included.
Part IV
Supplemental Information: provides space for
additional information from other sections of the form.
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WHO IWST SUBXIT A PORM R
A facility must submit a Form R if it meets the following
three criteria for a calendar year:
(1) Facility has 10 or more full-time employees.
(2) Facility is in standard Industrial Classification codes
20-39.
(3) The facility manufacture, processed or otherwise used a
listed toxic chemical in excess of the following amounts
during 1990.
Manufactured or Processed
25,000 pounds
Otherwise Used
10,000 pounds
Facilities which are exempt from section 313 reporting requirements because they are not within the designated SIC code range include utility companies, sewage treatment plants, drinking water purification plants, hazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal facilities, and others. Also, EPA regulations exempt products used for routine janitorial or facility grounds maintenance, chemicals used maintaining motor vehicles, and laboratories from the reporting requirements.
D01DI1IARD TREIID III GEORGIA'S TOXIC RELEASE IIiVEIITORY
In 1987 the Environmental Protection Division (EPD) received toxic chemical release estimates from 63 6 facilities. These
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facilities reported releasing more that 663.8 million pounds of toxic chemicals into the environment.
In July 1989, EPD received the 1988 submissions from 738 facilities. These facilities reported releasing 141.6 million pounds, a reduction of 522.2 million pounds from the previous year. This 78.7% reduction from 1987 was due largely to sodium sulfate
being removed from the list of toxic chemicals by the u.s.
Environmental Protection Agency.
In July 1990, forms from 670 facilities for 1989, reporting a total of 121.8 million pounds of releases, were received. These releases represented a reduction of 12.1% from 1988.
The 658 reports received in July 1991 continue to show a downward trend in toxic releases. An overall decrease in emissions of 17.25% from 1989 was recorded. As can be seen in Table la, there has been a steady downward trend in the reported emissions. Although many factors must be considered in evaluating these data, it does appear that this decrease is real and not just an artifact of the reporting process.
RBLEASB CATBGORIBS
Throughout this report references are made to how a release enters the environment. A description of each release media is
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presented here for clarity. "Total air releases" consists of two categories: stack and fugitive emissions. "stack (or point) air emissions" are releases that occur through stacks, vents, ducts, pipes, storage tanks, air pollution control equipment, or other confined air streams. "Fugitive (or non-point) air emissions" include all other releases, excluding releases from inventory of finished products. "Direct discharges to surface water" refers to point discharges of wastewater, from ends of pipe or ditches, into streams, lakes, estuaries or the ocean. "Land treatment or disposal" refers to the management of chemical wastes in such a way that the chemicals may come into contact with the ground. This includes landfills, waste piles, surface impoundments that are used as the final repository of sludges, and land treatment areas (such as wastewater sprayfields, sludge-spreading fields, and compositing areas) . "On-site" waste management occurs on property that is under the same ownership as the facility and is contiguous with the facility. "Off-site transfers" include discharges to municipal sewerage systems (also known as POTWs - pUblicly owned treatment works) or shipments to waste treatment or disposal facilities. The latter do not include shipments to facilities that recycle, recover, or otherwise reuse the substance. Note that some off-site transfers are waste exports from the state. Imports into the state are not addressed in the Section 313 data, but are known to be less than exports. "Underground injection" of any waste material is not known to occur and is not permitted in Georgia; therefor this is not included as a release route or medium in this publication.
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ANALYSIS OF SECTION 313 DATA FOR 1990
A comparison of toxic chemical releases for 1989 and 1990 is provided in Table 1. Significant decreases in 1990 included a 63% decrease in land disposal and a 42.8% decrease in transfers to offsite locations. These data are depicted graphically in Figure 1.
Figure 2 shows the distribution among release/transfer categories of the 100.4 million total pounds of toxics released within Georgia during 1990. Over 55% was emitted to the air: 55 million pounds released through process stacks and 16 million pounds from plant operations. Water releases comprise 12% of all releases in Georgia. There were 4.3 million pounds discharged directly to surface water and 7.9 million pounds transferred through POTWs. Georgia facilities reported 1.1 million pounds (or 1.1% of the total) went to on-site landfills, while transfers of toxic materials comprise over 15% (over 15 million pounds) of 1990 total releases.
Reported air releases overall fell some 17.9% from 1989 data. Of the 72 million pounds released, 24 million was methanol and 6.9 million was acetone. Pulp and paper mills accounted for 36% of all releases reported in 1990. The majority of releases from these plants are air releases of methanol and acetone. These substances are generated in pulp and paper mills when wood chips "are cooked into pulp.
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Table 2 summarizes release data for each county, while Table 3 provides a county by county breakdown of this information by facility.
Each facility was required by the Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act to identify its primary business activity through reference to SIC (Standard Industrial Classification) codes. The SIC is the standard classification used for and by the federal government for economic statistics. These data were utilized to develop Table 4, which breaks down releases by broad industrial activity. Four industrial categories account for two-thirds (67%) of releases or transfers of all toxics: pulp and paper (35.7 million pounds), industrial chemicals (21.8 million), motor vehicles (5.2 million) and plastic products (4.6 million). Table 4 is ordered to indicate the industrial categories with largest total release first, both among and within major headings. This ranking does not of course hold true for each release or transfer category such as air, water, off-site, etc. The SIC code reported by each facility is included in Table 3.
Table 5a lists in alphabetical order all those Section 313 chemicals that were reported to have been released by at least one facili ty in Georgia during 1990. Georgia had no reportable releases during 1990 for 183 of the 328 chemicals on the federal government's section 313 list (up from 164 in 1989); these chemicals are shown in Table 5b.
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Table 6 also lists all reported chemicals, but separates them into four chemical classes: (1) "mineral acids, bases, and salts", (2) "organics", (3) "heavy metals", and (4) "others". Classes, and chemicals with subclasses, are listed in order of total quantity released. The first class, "mineral acids, bases, and salts", includes common inorganic chemicals such as sodium hydroxide (caustic) and sulfuric acid.
The second chemical class, "organics", includes the majority of chemicals that the public associates with the word "toxic". Some of the large volume toxics are common to our life-styles. Benzene, toluene, xylene, and ethylbenzene, for example, are major constituents of gasoline. Ethylene glycol is the base for automobile antifreeze. Isopropyl alcohol is rubbing alcohol and indeed should not have been reported since Form R specified that only those facilities that manufacture the substance by the "strong acid process" (none of which exist in Georgia) need report the substance.
The "heavy metal" class includes known toxic metals such as lead, cadmium, arsenic, and mercury, but also metals whose toxic properties are less certain, such as copper and zinc.
The "other" class includes those substances that do not fall into the other three categories. Some are clearly toxic (cyanide compounds) and some others are dangerous if released at high
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concentrations (chlorine or ammonia gas). At low concentrations, chlorine is required in nearly all public drinking water supplies and in sewage treatment plants to kill bacteria.
The final table, Table 7, lists industrial activity classes but, unlike Table 4, breaks down the associated release into the four chemical classes defined in Table 6. This format allows easy confirmation that the pulp and paper industry has large releases of mineral acids, bases and salts and very little of the heavy metals. Comparison of Tables 4 and 7 reveals, for example, that 99% of the releases from the plastics industry are organic chemicals, almost all of which are releases to the atmosphere.
The bottom of Tables 4 and 7 includes reporting from miscellaneous sources including "air transportation services" and "waste services". The entries represent voluntary reporting by facili ties whose SIC codes are properly outside the required reporting range. These exempt facilities assumed they needed to report, which reflects the fact that some facilities or activities which are outside the manufacturing sector nonetheless release toxic substances. The sources are small but numerous, such as the use of solvent-based paints or fugitive emissions from gasoline transfers at service stations. However, some are major facilities, such as solvent recyclers and military bases. The ultimate universe of sources having releases of toxic substances would include every consumer who pours used antifreeze down a storm sewer
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or who uses synthetic pesticides in the home and garden.
GEORGIA TOXIes IlAllAGEMEIIT STRATEGY
since 1986, the Environmental Protection Division has been implementing a Georgia Toxics Management strategy to protect the citizens and the environment of the state from risks resulting from exposure to toxic pollutants. The focus of the Toxics Management strategy is on the reduction of exposure by source control throughout the pUblic and private sectors. The strategy is based upon three general considerations. First, the implementation of a high quality, defensible, practical, technically-sound toxics strategy will require education of many people. Georgia's businesses, industries, and local, state, and federal government agencies have been handling large quantities of toxic chemicals legally for decades. Large changes will not happen overnight. Second, the strategy is complementary to EPD' s regulatory and management mandates; existing program activities will be used and optimized to improve controls on toxic chemicals. Third, the strategy incorporates contingency plans for uncontrolled releases of toxic pollutants resulting from accidents or poor operational practices.
The Environmental Protection Division has regulated the discharge of chemicals into the air, land, and water for many years. Many of the chemical releases reported under the Section
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313 requirements are permitted and are safely controlled through EPD's regulatory programs. While existing federal laws and regulations deal only with certain specific toxic chemicals, Georgia's environmental laws allow EPD to control any other toxic chemicals as needed to protect human health and the environment.
Implementation of Georgia's Toxics strategy has resulted in the identification of where toxic chemical releases are occurring. This information is being used to reduce these releases of toxic chemicals where necessary. Below is a summary of the maj or activities which have been implemented. General: EPD controls and minimizes pollution from thousands of industrial and municipal facilities through environmental permits. New industries are required to minimize potential emissions and discharges of toxics prior to EPD issuing an operating permit. Existing facilities are required to take immediate steps to correct any problems they may create. Water Protection: EPD is authorized by U.S. EPA to implement the requirements of the Federal Clean Water Act. Georgia's water quality control program contains the following components which address the discharge of chemicals:
- effluent standards for specific types of industries; - water quality standards and permitting procedures for 132
toxic pollutants which allows for extremely stringent protection of aquatic life and human health; and - compliance and enforcement program to ensure these
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standards are met. EPD also conducts biological toxicity tests on industrial and municipal effluents to determine if they are potentially toxic to fish and other aquatic life. EPD requires some cities and industries to conduct these biological toxicity tests themselves.
Air Protection: EPD is authorized by u.s. EPA to implement the
requirement of the Federal Clean Air Act. Georgia's air quality control program contains the following components which address the emission of chemicals:
- emission standards for many types of industries, including a program to review and control more than 400 types of toxic chemicals from any new industry or any existing industry which is expanding;
- ambient air quality standards for 8 hazardous air pollutants; and
- compliance and enforcement programs to ensure that these standards are met.
Hazardous Waste: EPD is authorized by u.s. EPA to implement the
requirements of the federal hazardous waste act (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act). A waste product is regulated as a hazardous waste if it is one of the specified waste streams that are listed in the federal regulations or if it exhibits any of the four hazardous waste characteristics: ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity or toxicity. Georgia's hazardous waste management program contains the following components which address the release of chemicals:
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- strict regulations requiring careful handling of hazardous waste from the point of generation to the point of final disposal;
- compliance and enforcement program to ensure that these regulations are met; and corrective action program to require cleanup of spills, abandoned sites, or other disposal practices which occurred prior to current laws and regulations.
Drinking Water: EPD is authorized by the u.s. EPA to implement the requirements of the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act. Georgia's safe drinking water program contains the following components which address the safety of water for 5.5 million Georgians who drink water from community water systems.
- a permit program which sets monitoring and performance standards on all community water systems; testing for 134 toxic chemicals in community water systems, which will increase as additional toxic chemicals are identified by u.S. EPA for monitoring; and
- compliance and enforcement programs to ensure that these monitoring requirements and standards are met.
RBDUCIBG TOXIC CHBKICAL RBLEASBS
Pulp and paper mills statewide release most of the reported 7.4 million pounds of acetone and 24.9 million pounds of methanol into the air. Collectively, these two chemicals comprise 58% of
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the total 72 million pounds of toxic air releases for all chemicals. Georgia's pUlp and paper mills will eliminate 80-90% of the acetone and methanol releases by September 1992 as a part of their programs to reduce odor-causing sulfide compounds in accordance with state air quality regulations. This will reduce total toxic air releases in Georgia by more than one-fourth.
Facilities released 4.2 million pounds of acids and caustic which were made non-toxic prior to discharge to streams and sewage treatment plants. These chemicals are not environmental problems and are not causing toxic effects. The release of these chemicals has been controlled for many years consistent with Federal standards by wastewater discharge permits issued by EPD which limit the pH of discharges to the non-threatening range of 6.0 - 8.5 pH units. The releases of acids and bases represent 34% of total water discharges.
COBCLUSIOB
The releases discussed above comprise about 36.5% of Georgia's 100 million pounds of toxic chemical releases. These releases either do not pose environmental problems or will be eliminated by September 1992. However, 81 million pounds of toxic releases, more than 60% of which are organic, will remain. These will be evaluated to determine whether they pose any significant
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environmental problems or threats to human health. If problems are found, EPD will take action to reduce the releases to acceptable levels, using established national standards wherever they are available. Complete and conclusive scientific data is unavailable for many of the chemicals, thereby complicating the task.
The Environmental Protection Division's number one priority for the next several years is to evaluate toxic chemicals in the environment and to reduce or eliminate any sources of these chemicals to levels below established standards for air, surface water, groundwater, and community water systems. EPD and the Georgia Emergency Response Commission will continue to carry out their responsibilities under the Emergency ,Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act.
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to
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20
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16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Media
~ Fugitive
e Stack Air
Water
~ Land
m POTWs
Transfers
1989
1990
Figure 1: Comparison of 1989 and 1990 Toxic Releases to various discharge/transfer categories.
Transfers
POTWs Land ~ Water
Fugitive Air
Media
Fugitive Air
II Stack Air
16.440/0 55.35%
II Water
4.26%
IT..I.T.Il Land
1.07%
I] POTWs 7.86%
D Transfers 15.02%
Stack Air
Figure 2: Proponlon of Georgia's 1990 total releases of Section 313 toxic chemicals to various discharge/transfer categories.
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Table 1: Comparison of 1990 and 1989 Releases by Release/Transfer Category (in pounds)
RELEASE MEDIA
1990
1989
Change
R:rca1t
Fugitive Air
16,496,069
Stack Air
55,549,483
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Total Air Emissions 72,045,552
19,374,158 57,272,367
-----------
76,646,525
-2,878,089 -1,722,884 -----------4,600,973
-14.9% -3.01>
~.4%
Surface Water
4,278,498
5,867,042
-1,588,544
-27.1%
Land
1,071,757
2,932,119
-1,860,362
~.4%
POTWs
7,891,131
9,483,055
-1,591,924
-16.8%
Transfers Reported Totals:
15,078,570
===========
100,365,508
26,353,052
===========
121,281,793
-11,274,482
===========
-20,916,285
-42.8% -17.2%
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Table 1a: Reported Releases, 1987 to Present
RELEASE MEDIA
1987
1988
1989
Total Air
95,290,587
89,128,925
76,646,525
Surface Water 473,308,063
3,723,612
5,867,042
Land
14,969,473
1,270,667
2,932,119
POTWs
47,132,985
9,192,700
9,483,055
Transfers Totals:
33,131,339
===========
663,851,947
32,695,032
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136,010,936
26,353,052
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121,281,793
1990 72,045,552
4,278,498 1,071,757 7,891,131 15,078,570 100,365,508
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TABLE 2: 1990 County Summary by Release/Transfer Category (in pounds)
Totl
County
Facs
-_ .._ - - - - - - -
AIR EMISSIONS SURFACE ON-SITE
Fugitive ------- ..
..__
Stack ..- - - - -
WATER - ... - ............
LAND T&D - ..- .... ----
OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
--_ ....P..O_T...W-
Other
.. ------- ...
APPLING ATKINSON BALDWIN BANKS BARROIJ BARTOIJ BEN HILL
BERRIEN BIBB BRANTLEY BRYAN
BULLOCH BUTTS CAMDEN CARROLL CATOOSA CHATHAM CHATTOOGA CHEROKEE CLARKE CLAYTON CLINCH COBB COFFEE COLQUITT
COLUMBIA COOK COIJETA CRISP DADE DECATUR DEKALB DOOLY DOUGHERTY DOUGLAS EARLY EFFINGHAM ELBERT EMANUEL EVANS FAYETTE FLOYD FORSYTH
FRANKLIN FULTON GILMER GLYNN GORDON GRADY GREENE GIJI NNETT HABERSHAM HALL HARALSON HART HENRY HOUSTON
1
198
2,245
0
1
0
0
0
2 33,444 127,712
0
1
0
0
0
4 146,657 420,591
0
14 49,871
93,360
17,750
3
7,350 25,000
250
1
0
0
0
19 162,814 3,315,684
0
1
0
0
0
1 13,286 47,104
0
5 22,580 31,450
500
1
0
0
0
2 184,436 2,523,997 34,000
12 123,499 265,547
348
1
0 40,503
0
25 395,004 13,028,735 1,709,393
4 36,741 113,434
0
3 64,365 59,548 10,400
13 64,500 315,701
0
7 50,663 234,709
6,376
1 133,954 305,438
0
22 1,026,360 313,785 20,274
7 85,869 33,107
0
4 21,250 199,750
4,250
4 1,287,503 188,965
0
7 33,500 117,752
0
7 128,445 286,396
750
4
5,769 288,142
1,250
2 93,600
0
0
5 12,204 482,186 202,889
33 230,882 611,345
0
2 29,698 23,740
28
6 366,496 1,324,322 215,030
2
3,012
1,250
0
2 121,000 2,600,750 14,450
1 18,003 190,670
660
1
752
0
0
4
7,275
5,012
0
1
1,500
0
0
5 468,695 11,174
0
15 1n,133 2,693,707
6,050
3 46,907
250
0
1
0 21,931
0
79 1,402,557 2,410,188 99,449
2
0 162,327
0
8 2,599,075 4,271,957 118,963
13 97,268 55,022
3,250
1
1,250 40,461
0
2 120,301 308,773
250
24 276,216 710,853
0
3 79,138 94,817
175
24 540,016 491,056
0
4 89,120
56,698
0
2 20,130 94,209
0
4
4,020 66,250
93
2 45,951 252,000
0
0
0 0
0 0 0 250 0 289 0 0
1,000 0
95 10,380
0 367,199
0 0
750 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 7,285 1,500 0 0 0 0 5,500 0 116,000 820 0 0 3,600 5,000 250 317,991 0 20,197 0 14,696 500 0 0 2,230 0 52,793 0 0 0 250
817 0 0 0
5,713 181,732
0 0 2,624,196 0 0
0 0 0 22,872 0 68,042 282,273 0 38,540 6,757 0 50,252 15,530 16,740
2,800 0
1,295 0 25 0
84,238 0 0 0 0 0 0
514 0 7
76,902 0
0 174,568
0 97,097 669,850
0 250 2,150 17,161 35,000 1,250 860 343
0
751 147 17,759
0 n,310 5,738,801 7,650
0 73,854
750 0
1,807 0
28,859 131,606
0 227,314
216 1,840 142,230 25,442 45,654 839,063 103,150
0 142,191 23,039 49,156
4,050
130 0
681,464 0
164,600 500
32,750 0 0
14,418 65,600 190,998 43,On
0
0 1,386,676
15,593 73,775 289,520 2,855 29,066 202,031 86,005 269,103 5,200 8,728 106,450 11,000
- ...... _T-O-T-A--L
4,011 147
178,915
0 650,271 6,081,514 40,500
0 6,176,837
750 60,390 57,337
0 2,n1,387
554,252 40,503 15,795,687 432,664 136,153 561,721 323,947 485,046 2,249,734 237,656 241,990 1,621,459 174,291 473,327 300,711 93,755 697,279 1,607,929 53,466 2,075,948 4,762 2,884,950 210,153
752 27,219 70,700 675,874 2,997,119 365,148 21,931 5,493,635 1n,920 7,175,563 1,115,410 44,566 458,640 1,193,480 2n,296 1,387,968 152,268 123,927 1n,156 309,201
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TABLE 2: 1990 County Summary by Release/Transfer Category (in pounds)
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Totl
County
Facs
_................... _......
AIR EMISSIONS SURFACE ON-SITE
Fugitive
.... _-----
Stack
-------- ..
---- W... _A-T-ER...
LAND T&D -----_ ... --
OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
POTW
Other
-------- --- ...... _---
TOTAL
----------
JACKSON JASPER JEFF DAVI S JEFFERSON LAMAR LAURENS LIBERTY LOWNDES LUMPKIN MACON MCDUFFIE MERIWETHER MONROE MORGAN MURRAY MUSCOGEE NEWTON OCONEE PEACH PICKENS PIERCE POLK PULASKI PUTNAM RABUN RICHMOND ROCKDALE SCREVEN SPALDING STEPHENS SUMTER TELFAIR TERRELL THOMAS TIFT TOOMBS TROUP TWIGGS UPSON WALKER WALTON WARE WARREN WASHINGTON WAYNE WHITFIELD WILKINSON
Totals:
2 1 2 1 2 4 2 11 2 2 4
1 1
3 2
23 7 2 5 1 1 8 1 1 1
28 9
2 4 7 6
2 1 4 5 2 19 1 3 6 3 2 1 1 3
28 3
====
750 40,160
0 179,000
685 145,287
10,400 356,520
250 67,046 107,115 171,960
308 445,670
0 319,403 105,690
1,881 163,283
0 0 369,548 60 0 2,432 1,084,529 235,684
11,200 250
340,086 150,818 18,058
0
n,417 117,649
250 282,247
0 23,106 105,846
621 500
0 0 309,721 320,132
250
==========
28,429 127,900
0 80,000 17,750
1,467,6n
794,300 1,129,531
611 156,900 332,345 72,339
2,219 623,292
0 876,807 404,695
11,435 189,341 58,796
750 147,566 32,000
750 43,020 4,342,295 660,508 39,050
1,416 111,353 1,663,703
235,008 20,097
17,102 62,332
250 543,139
0 5,056 56,858
0 500 133,746
761 985,990
705,680 6,583
==========
0 0 0 0 435 196,921
0 154,750
0 62,660 4,699
1 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 4,713 0 0 57,470 1,275,097
0 20,250
212 10,535 1,000
1,750 0
0 0 0 0 0 10 5,243 0 250 0
0 11,700
130 3,836 ==========
0 0
0
0 0 7,061 0
29,700 0
2,542 0
0 0 0 0
1,250 0 0
12,390 0 0 0 0 0
6,600 15,962
750 13,100
0 0 0
0 0 38,400 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,872 0 0
0 6,455
5,100 1,000
==========
0 0 0 0 3,110
0 0 3,290 0 0 0 0 0 0 41,350
22,037 21,451
0 0 0 0 505 0 0 0 1,969,576 0 1,000 10
5 0
0 0 0 0 0 89,045
0 0 29,158 9 0 0 0 28,000
1,204,811 0
==========
0 0 0 250 374 24,036
0 679,920
1 0 3,422
25 0 2,850 500 333,892 55,588
15,750 216,218
0 47,400 306,218
280 1,500
0 137,358
5,399 31,465 64,105 76,610 2,950 15,633
0 520,688 36,532
7,790 148,438
0 789 12,281
1,6n
15,412
0 0 59,405
891,636
0 ==========
29,179 168,060
0 259,250 22,354 1,840,982 804,700 2,353,711
862 289,148 447,581 244,325
2,527 1,071,812
41,850 1,553,397
587,424 29,066 581,232 58,796 48,150 828,550 32,340 2,250 109,522 8,824,817 902,341 116,065 65,993
538,589 1,818,471
270,449 20,097 653,607 216,513 8,290 1,062,869
0 28,961 209,386 5,179 16,662 133,746
761 1,401,271
3,127,489 11,669
============
658 16,496,069 55,549,483 4,278,498 1,071,757 7,891,131 15,078,570 100,365,508
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County
Nam~
APPLING APPLING APPLING ATKINSON BALDWIN BALDWIN BALDWIN BANKS BARROW BARROW BARROW BARROW BARROW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BARTOW BEN HILL BEN HILL BEN HILL BEN HILL BERRIEN BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BIBB BRANTLEY BRYAN BULLOCH BULLOCH BULLOCH BULLOCH BULLOCH BULLOCH
PAGE
Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
SIC Facility Nam~
Cod~
AIR EMISSIONS
Fugitive
Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Total WATER
LAND
POTW
Other RELEASES
2821 AKZO COATINGS INC. 2491 BAXLEY CREOSITING CO. INC.
198
a
2.245
o
2.443
a
Sub-Total: 2491 GEORGIA-PACIFIC - PEARSON
198 2.245 2.443
a
a
a
3728 GRUMMAN AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS 3585 RHEEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
13.200 93.400 106.600 20.244 34,312 54.556
Sub-Total:
33,444 127.712 161.156
2048 FIELDALE FARMS - DIRECT FEED
a
a
a
2800 ALKARIL CHEMICALS INC. 3296 MANVILLE SALES CORP. 2843 STEPAN COMPANY 3743 THRALL CAR MANUFACTURING
700 17,257
553 128.147
3.517 412,118
3.456 1.500
4.217 429,375
4.009 129.647
Sub-Total:
2841 AMREP. INC. 3083 ATCO RUBBER PRODUCTS 3313 ATLANTIC STEEL COMPANY 3315 BLISS &LAUGHLIN STEEL CO. 2819 CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CORPORATIO 2048 GOLD KIST FEED MILL 2296 GOODYEAR CARTERSVILLE MILL 2842 HYSAN CORPORATION 2841 LEVER BROTHERS COMPANY 2821 MARCH EM SOUTHEAST. INC. 3079 PANDEL, INC. 2869 ROCKLAND REACT-RITE. INC. 2722 SHAW INDUSTRIES. INC PLANT 1 2842 SOLAR CHEMICALS. INC. 3743 THRALL CAR MANUFACTURING
146,657
a o
5.070
a
2.000 250 863
ao 25o0
250
a a
41.188
420.591
a
34,200 17.410
250 9.750
a
18.000
a
250 250
a
250
12.25a0
750
567.248
a
34.200 22.480
250 11.750
250 18.863
a
250
50a0
500 12.250
a
41.938
Sub-Total:
49,871 93.360 143.231
3691 DELCO REMY 3743 FITZGERALD RAILCAR SERVICES 2491 TOLLESON LUMBER COMPANY
250 7.100
a
8.300 16.700
a
8.550 23.800
a
Sub-Total:
7,350 25,000 32.350
2200 AMOCO FABRICS &FIBERS COMPA
2899 ANDERSON CHEMICAL CO., INC. 2079 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO. 3296 ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES 2511 BASSETT FURN. IND. OF N.C. 2899 BETZ LABORATORIES. INC. 3728 BOEING GEORGIA, INC. 2026 BORDEN. INC. - OAIRY DIVISIO 2111 BROWN &WILLIAMSON TOBACCO 2015 CAGLE'S. INC. 3251 CHEROKEE BRICK &TILE COMPAN 2875 FARMERS FAVORITE FERTILIZER 2819 GENERAL CHEMICAL - MACON WOR 3355 GEORGIA WIRE PRODUCTS 2813 [NDUSTRIAL WELDING &TOOL SU 2621 MACON KRAFT. INC. 3079 PLASTICAN. INC. 2048 PURINA MILLS. INC. 2048 PURINA MILLS. INC. 2841 SOUTHERN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS C 2262 TEXPRINT, INC. 3964 YKK (U.S.A.) NATIONAL 3964 YKK (U.S.A.) NATIONAL
a
a
a
o
a
a
a
a
a
a 60.000 60,000
39,798 225.533 265,331
6
26
32
22,500
1.000 23.500
7,700
a 7.700
a
a
a
a
a
a
75
a
75
a 1,000 1,000
a 6.823 6,823
28,855
500 29,355
250
a
250
44.000 3,005.000 3.049.000
18,880
a 18.880
250
a
250
500
500
1,000
a
o
a
a
o
a
a 15.196 15.196
a
106
106
Sub-Total:
162.814 3,315.684 3.478,498
2491 VARN WOOD PRESERVING CO.
a
o
o
3556 PMI FOOO EQUIPMENT {HOBART C 13.286 47,104 60.390
3821 BROOKS INSTRUMENT DIVISION 3321 GRINNELL CORPORATION 3421 H.K. PORTER/WISS 2491 LOUISIANA PACIFIC CORPORATIO 3079 LOXCREEN CO., INC . THE
19.000 2.250 1.330
a a
21.000 10,200
250
a o
40.000 12,450 1.580
a a
Sub-Total:
22.580 31,450 54.030
a a a a a
a a
a a a a a a a a a a
17750
a
a a a a a a a a
a 17,750
250
a a
250
a a a
a
a a a a a a a a a a a a
a a a
a a a a a
a a
500
a a a
500
a
a
817
a
751
a
4011
a
a
817
751
4.011
o
a
147
147
a a
a a
a
17.759
106600 72315
a
a 17.759 178,915
a
a
a
a
a a
a
a
5.686 27 a a
21.861 40
a
55.409
31764 429442
4009 185056
a 5.713 77.310 650,271
a a a
a
a
25a5
a 33.233
255 34200 55713
o
a
a
250
o
a 5.700.000 5729500
a a
aa
aa
250 18863
a 1.232
a
a
a
a
a a
1232 250
a
500
a
a 2.250
2250
a aa
500 180.000
a
50aa0
1500 192250
a
a
a
2.563
44501
a 181.732 5.738.801 6.081.514
250
a 5.400 14450
a o
o
a 23800
a 2.250
2250
250
a 7.650 40.500
a
a
a
a
a
a a o
o
400
a a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
o
10
a
a
a
a
a
a
81
250
o a a
a 2.267.000
o a
a
a
a
500
a
o
91.000 63
29 265,152
a aa a
4,325 30,600
a a a ao a
36.179
a a a o
250
a a
268 2.232
a 400 60000 265331 4357 54100 7700
a a
85 1000 6823 65615 500 5316000 18880 250 1250 500 91000 15527 267519
289 2.624.196 73.854 6.176,837
a a a 1.00a0 o a
a
750
750
a 60390
a
a 40000
a a
750a
14700 1580
a
500
500
a
557
557
1,000
o 1,807 57,337
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Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
SIC Facility Name Code
AIR EMISSIONS
Fugitive
Stack
SURFACE ON-S lTE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Total WATER
LANO
POTW Other RELEASES
BUTTS CAMOEN CAMOEN CAMDEN CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CARROLL CATOOSA CATOOSA CATOOSA CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATHAM CHATTOOGA CHATTOOGA CHATTOOGA CHATTOOGA CHATTOOGA CHEROKEE CHEROKEE CHEROKEE CHEROKEE CHEROKEE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE
3714 QUALITY PRODUCTS, INC.
o
o
o
o
2611 GILMAN PAPER COMPANY 2879 RHONE-POULENC AG COMPANY
181,290 2,312,500 2,493,790 3,146 211,497 214,643
34000
o
o
95
Sub-Total:
3714 AARLIN, DIVISION OF HOLCOMBE 2892 ATLANTA EXPLOSIVES, INC. 3341 COPPER DIVISION OF SOUTHWIRE 3714 DOUGLAS & LOMASON COMPANY 2819 E &C SERVICES 2992 E. F. HOUGHTON &CO. 3629 FITEL GENERAL INC. 2016 GOLD KIST POULTRY 2751 PRINTPACK, INC. 3652 SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT INC 2511 SOUTHERN FURNITURE MFG. 3357 SOUTHWIRE COMPANY 3679 TNK PRECISION (U.S.A.) CORP. 3317 TRENT TUBE 3011 TRINTEX CORPORATION
184,436 2,523,997 2,708,433
o o
18,323
o o o o
16,085 24,213 36,000
o
11,378 17, 000
500
o
o o
29,833 47,000
o o o o
83,849 8,200
64,656
o
25,000 5,759 1,250
o o
48,156 47,000
o o o
16,085 108,062
44,200 64,656 11,378 42,000 6,259 1,250
34,000
o o
84 250
o o o o o o o
14
o o o
95
o o o o o o o o o o o
4,480
o o
5,900
Sub-Total:
123,499 265,547 389,046
348 10,380
2491 BABB LUMBER CO., INC. 2273 SALEM CARPET MILLS
000
o 40,503 40,503
oo
oo
Sub-Total:
2911 AMOCO OIL COMPANY SAVANNAH 2873 ARCADIAN CORPORATION 2491 ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES, IN 2079 BEATRICE/HUNT-WESSON SAVANNA 2813 BIG THREE - SAVANNAH ASP 2491 CARIBBEAN LUMBER COMPANY 2844 CARSON PRODUCTS COMPANY 2842 COASTAL CHEMICAL CO., INC. 3275 DOMTAR INC. GYPSUM DIVISION 2816 EM INDUSTRIES, INC. 2819 GENERAL CHEMICAL CORP. 3412 GEORGIA DRUM COMPANY, INC. 2435 GEORGIA-PACIFIC - SAVANNAH 2821 GEORGIA-PACIFIC RESINS, INC. 3715 GREAT DANE TRAILERS, INC. 3721 GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE CORP. 2821 HERCULES SPECIALTY CHEMICALS 3731 INTERMARINE USA 2819 KATALISTIKS INTERNATIONAL 2B16 KEMIRA, INC. 3498 L. B. FOSTER COMPANY 2869 NATROCHEM, INC. 3079 SAVANNAH MARBLE COMPANY 2062 SAVANNAH SUGAR REFINERY 2491 SHEAROUSE LUMBER COMPANY 2819 SOUTHERN STATES PHOSPHATE 2631 STONE SAVANNAH RIVER P & P 2611 UNION CAMP CORPORATION
o 40,503 40,503
7,930 2,750 10,680
12,000 7,150 19,150
11,001 56,005 67,006
o
0
0
000
o
0
0
o
250
250
o
0
0
671
29
700
250
750 1,000
o
3,798
3,798
1,595 81,399 82,994
10,340 117,300 127,640
7,975 17,847 25,822
o 145,793 145,793
160,539 84,451 244,990
12,B96 59,507 72,403
1,016 100,559 101,575
500 498,477 498,977
13,700 282,500 296,200
38
0
38
o
0
0
13,482
0 13,482
250
0
250
000
1,250 41, 100 42,350
37,750 1,186,000 1,223,750
101,821 10,343,070 10,444,891
o
3570 1178000
o o o o oo o o o oo
1
o o
1783
o
236746 57730
o o o oo
250 16350 214963
o o
1,100
oo o o o o
1,649
o o o o o o o o o o
364,450
o o o o o o o o
Sub-Total:
395,004 13,028,735 13,423,739 1,709,393 367,199
2381 BEST MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2272 GEORGIA RUG MILL
o 83,209 83,209
14,624
o 14,624
o o
oo
2273 LYERLY RUG MILL
17,471
o 17,471
o
o
2211 MOUNT VERNON MILLS, INC.
4,646 30,225 34,871
o
o
Sub-Total:
36,741 113,434 150,175
o
o
2B65 LINEAR DYNAMICS, INC.
24,765 57,648 82,413
o
o
2015 SEABOARO FARMS OF CANTON, [N 3088 WATKINS MARBLE, INC. 3471 YDK AMERICA, INC.
22,500 17,100
o
o
1, 900
o
22,500
19,00o0
10400
o o
o o o
Sub-Total:
64,365 59,548 123,913 10,400
o
3612 ABB POWER T&D CO 35B5 CARRIER TRANSICOLD 3296 CERTAINTEED CORPORATION 2656 CHAMPION [NTERNATIONAL CORP. 2591 DEL MAR WINDOW COVERINGS 3873 GENERAL TIME CORPORATION 2873 KAISER/ESTECH
9,000 500
4,191
o
1,766 1,370
750
5,200
o
43,708 18,000
o
19,148 750
15,200 500
47,899 18,000 1,766 20,518 1,500
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
750
o
o
o
o o
22,102 2549892 6,757 221495
o 28,859 2,771,387
o o
382
o o
800
o
21,681
o o5
4
o o o
o o o o o o
17,160
o
1,221
3,13o0
102,795 1,400
o
5,900
o o
48622 47250
o
800 17160 37766 109283 47335 64656 118671 43400 6259 13050
22,872 131,606 554,252
000
o
0 40503
o o o o
68,041
o o o o oo o oo o
1
o o o o oo o oo oo oo
o 40,503
17,305
o
23,000 8,813
o
750 250
o o o o o o o
6,075 9,575
750 20,309 69,747
o o o o o
750
o
6,050 63,940
31555 1198250
90006 76854
o
750 500
o
2349 1000 3798 82994 127640 25823 151869 254565 74936 121884 805470 718380
38
o
13482 250 750
42600 1246150 10723794
6B,042 227,314 15,795,687
0 9,748
0 272,525
o o
83209 24372
o 17471
216 307612
2B2,273
o oo o
216 840
o
1,000
o
432,664 83253 32900 20000
o
o 1,840 136,153
250 3,750 19200
oo
500 99,600
1000 147499
25o0 o o
oo
5,280
o
18250 1766
25798 2250
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PAGE
Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
County
SIC Facility Name
AIR EMISSIONS
N-_am... e--_... _-... -
Code
Fugitive
---- ----------------------------
Stack
S.URFACE ON-SITE OFF-SlTE TRANSFERS TOTAL
Total
WATER
LAND
POTW
Other RELEASES
CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE
2493 LOUISIANA PACIFIC CORPORATIO
1.529 29.051 30.580
0
0
0
0 30580
2833 NORAMCO. INC.
22.640 13.250 35.890
0
0
540
0 36430
3011 OLIVER RU88ER COMPANY. ATHEN
4.000 12.000 16.000
0
0
250 33.100 49350
2389 RANICK LTD.
4
2
6
0
0
0
0
6
3621 RELIANCE ELECTRIC
750 173.592 174.342
0
0
250
0 174592
2016 SEA80ARD FARMS - PROCESSING
18.000
0 18.000
0
0 37.000
0 55000
2048 SEA80ARD FARMS OF ATHENS. IN
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub-Total:
64.500 315.701 380.201
0
750 38.540 142.230 561.721
CLAYTON CLAYTON CLAYTON CLAYTON CLAYTON CLAYTON CLAYTON CLAYTON CLAYTON
2842 A.8.C. COMPOUNDING CO INC. 3411 AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN COM PAN 2821 CARGILL INC. 2842 CLOROX COMPANY. THE 3446 KAWNEER COMPANY. INC. 2899 NALCO CHEMICAL COMPANY 3089 PLASTITE CORPORATION 2851 SHERWIN WILLIAMS
Sub-Total:
0 8.129 8.129
0
0
0 3.300 11429
34.024 193.050 227.074
0
0
250
250 227574
14.628 11.097 25.725
0
0
72 1.927 27724
3
45
48
0
0
0
0
48
1.000
8.100
9.100
0
0
100 8.000 17200
1
1
2
6376
0
52
307
6737
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
._--1-.0--0-7--
-
.._1-4-_.2..8...7...
-
----1-5-.2--9-4-
-
-
-
0 -------
---------0-
-
--
.._6-.2--8-3-
...
11.658
_-----_..-
-----3-3-2-3-5-
50.663 234.709 285.372 6.376
0 6.757 25.442 323.947
CLINCH CLINCH CLINCH
3411 8ROCKWAY STANDARD. INC. 2491 MANOR TIM8ER CO . INC.
Sub-TotaI:
133.95a4
305.43a8
439.392
a
a a
a
0
a
0
45.654a
485046
a
...1.. -3-3-.9-5-4-----3-0-5-.-4-3-8----4--3-9-.3-9-2----------a-----------a----------0------4-5-.6-5-4-----4-8-5-.-0-4-6
COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB C08B C088 COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB COBB C088 COB8
COB8
COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE
COFFEE
2899 AEROSOL SPECIALTIES CORP. 2819 AJAY CHEMICALS. INC. 2869 ALCHEMY-SOUTH. LTD. 2841 AMREP. INC. 2842 APOLLO INDUSTRIES. INC. 2844 ARYLESSENCE. INC. 2631 AUSTELL BOX BOARD CORP. 2899 CHEMTRONICS. INC. 2086 COCA-COLA BOTTLING. ATLANTA 3479 COIL COATERS OF AMERICA. INC 3999 CUSTOM OESIGN BATHS. INC. 3444 OAMAR. INC. 2851 OUPONT DE NEMOURS - ATL. WSH
3.000 250
10.10a0
2.750
a a 6.771a
500 3.359
a
500
a
0
a a a a
3.000
135a
1.590 0
13.549 1.471
3.000 250
10.10a0 2.75a0
3.000 6.906
0 2.090 3.359 13.549 1.971
a a a a a a a a a a a a
0
0
a a a a0 a a a
a
0
a a 50a0
18.000 750 930
5.250 250
a 3.110a
a a
27.172
a
0
0
a
0
a
0
0
a
0a
1.999 0
8250 500
10100 3110
325a0
21000 34828
930 2090 3359 15548 1971
2821 FLEXIBLE PRODUCTS CO. 3000 FOCAL POINT. INC. 3000 FOCAL POINT. INC.
750 1.000
0
1.000 10.800 37.600
1.750 11.800 37.600
0
a a
0 0
750 0
2.46a2
4962 11800
0
0 15.600 53200
3271 LOCKHEED AERONAUTICAL SYSTEM 984.782 216.647 1.201.429
20274
0
0 372.260 1593963
2819 MAYO CHEMICAL COMPANY 3479 METAL COATERS OF GEORGIA. IN 3295 MICROMINERALS. INC. 2819 PENNWALT CORPORATION 2899 RHONE-POULENC PERFORMANCE 2024 SOUTHERN ICE CREAM SPECIALTI 2600 SWEETWATER PAPER BOARD COMPA 2819 VININGS INDUSTRIES. INC. 2899 W. R. MEADOWS OF GEORGIA
--_
1.000
0
1.000 23.050
250
750
a
a
298
2.693
6.900a
0
a
.3.-.-1-5-0a------1--.5-0-0a--
1.000 24.050
1.000a
2.991 6.900
0 4.650
---------0-
0
0
a
a
a
a
a
0
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
0
--------------------
a
0
14 366.030
a 2.240
a
0
258
40
27.300
a
0
a
1.750 42.650
---------a------... _--a-
1000 390094
3240 0
3289
34200a
49050
----------a
Sub-Total:
1.026.360 313.785 1.340.145 20.274
0 50.252 839.063 2.249.734
2451 FLEETWOOD HOUSING COMPONENTS 2048 GOLDEN POULTRY COMPANY 2048 GOLDEN POULTRY FEED MILL 3496 INTERMETRO INDUSTRIES CORP. 2015 JOSEPH CAMPBELL COMPANY 3079 MARCRAFT. INC 3724 PCC AIRFOILS
Sub-Total:
1.212 7.000
250 250 12.000 63.442 1.715
11.092
a a
250
a
0 21.765
12.304 7.000
250 500 12.000 63.442 23.480
a
0 0
a a
0 0
0
a a a a a a
a
15.178
a
0
a
0 352
a a a a a
0 103.150
12304 22178
250 500 12000 63442 126982
--8-5-.-8-6-9-----3--3-.1-0-7-----1-1-8-.-9-7-6----------a----------a------1-5-.-5-3-0-----1-0-3-.1-5-0-----2-3-7-.-6-5-6
COLQUITT COLQUITT COLQUITT COLQUITT COLQUITT
COLUMBIA COLUM8IA COLUMBIA COLUM8IA COLUMBIA COLUMBIA COLUMBIA
COOK
2874 FARMERS FAVORITE FERTILIZER 3361 HUBBELL DIE CASTING 3411 MILLER BREWING COMPANY 3354 WELLS ALUMINUM. MOULTRIE
Sub-TotaI :
2.000
a
2.000 500
19.000 197.000
......
250
----------
-
250
-------
21.250 199.750
4.000 500
216.000
-------5-0-0-
221.000
a a
0 4250
---------------
4.250
-
0
a a a ---a-
a
16.740
a ---------a-
16.740
a
4000
0a
17240 216000
---------a--------4-7-5-0
a 241.990
3079 3322 3545 2491 2754 3691
CREATIVE MARBLE INC. GIW INDUSTRIES. INC. GREENFIELD INOUSTRIES. INC. POLLARD LUMBER CO INC. RINGlER AMERICA. INC. US BATTERY MANUFACTURING INC
Sub-Total:
11..2._28-87-24.5-..27-0509-03804a-a1---1-1-835-808-..9.-0716-0975-aaa050--1-1.-4.4-73-462-03..-4..255-160087-808a109----------a00-aaaa---------aa-aa0aa------22-..8-80-00-0aaaaa----1-467-2-83-...165-972-11a0aaa---1-.-61-215-011-172.4-92115-700718-99aa1
2491 COOK COUNTY WOOD PRESERVING
750
750 1.500
a
a
a
a
1500
27
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Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
County
SIC Fad 1i ty Name
AIR EMISSIONS
N_.a.m_e------- ...
Code
---- ----------------------------
FU9itive
Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Total
WATER
LAND
POTW
Other RELEASES
COOK COOK COOK COOK COOK COOK
3465 ITT THOMPSON, PLANT 3 2879 MICRO FLO COMPANY 3471 PRODUCTION ANODIZING CORP. 3471 PRODUCTION ANODIZING CORP. 3471 PRODUCTION ANODIZING CORP. 2493 WEYERHAEUSER PARTICLE80ARD
32,500 59,500 92,000
0
0
0
750 92750
0
0
0
0
0
0 16,580 16580
0
2,503
2,503
0
0
0
0
2503
0
0
0
0
0
0
5,709
5709
250
6,999
7,249
0
0
0
0
7249
-_
.._--_
.0._-
----4-8-,_00..0--
----4--8-,0_0..0. -
-_
.....
_...
_--0..--_
......
_---0-
---------0-
---------0-
---_
48000 ..... _..... -
COOK
Sub-Total:
33,500 117,752 151,252
0
0
0 23,039 174,291
COWETA COWETA COWETA COWETA COWETA COWETA COWETA COWETA
3443 8ROWN STEEL CONTRACTORS, INC 3079 CPI PLASTICS, INC.- NEWNAN 3079 CRAIN INDUSTRIES 3714 DOUGLAS & LOMASON COMPANY 2657 JAMES RIVER CORPORATION 3354 WILLIAM L BONNELL CO., INC. 3799 YAMAHA MOTOR MFG. CORP.
Sub-Total:
245 54,000
0
245
0 54,000
0 1,385 0 5,900
0
0
1630
0
750 60650
6,000 199,186 205,186
0
0
0
0 205186
-1-2-418-187,-4,,,8-774-0005-0000---2--816-6817-,,3,,-3909-0016-0000----4-11-1114-7835,-,,,8,737-74000-1100-00-------7-75-5000-00-----7-,-2-8-50-000------11-,,2-2-972-50050-----422-944-0,-,,,1021-5019-60060-----4-17-4323-8303,-91343-28620-10070
CRISP CRISP CRISP CRISP CRISP CRISP
2879 DREXEL CHEMICAL COMPANY 3321 EBAA IRON, INC - CORDELE 2879 HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY 2048 MOORMAN MANUFACTURING COMPAN 3088 TOMKINS INDUSTRIES - LASCO
1,250 1,250 2,500
1250
1,250
0 1,250
6250
-
0 109
0 4,410
---------
0 92
0 286,800
----------
0 201
0 291,210
----..- ..---
.._-----
0 0 0 0 .......
---_
...
-
250 0 0
.._-0-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0 0 0 0 --
0 0 0
-----2-,B-O--O-_....
250 201
0
_2-9-4-0-1--0
Sub-Total:
5,769 288,142 293,911 1,250 1,500
0 4,050 300,711
DADE DADE DADE
3317 BULL MOOSE TUBE COMPANY 3496 HUDSON INTERNATIONAL CONDUCT
Sub-Total:
93,600
0 93,600
0
0
0
0 93600
--------0----------0----------0----------0-----------0---------2-5---------1-3-0--------1-5-5
93,600
0 93,600
0
0
25
130 93,755
DECATUR DECATUR DECATUR DECATUR DECATUR DECATUR
3699 AMERICAN ELECTRIC 2221 BAINBRIDGE MILLS 2819 ENGELHARD CORPORATION 2873 KAISER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL 2048 SOUTHEASTERN MINERALS INC.
Sub-Total:
0 150,574 150,574
0
0
0
0 150574
4
750
754
0
0
0
0
754
250 327,212 327,462 201289
0
0
0 528751
10,700 3,650 14,350
1600
0
0
0 15950
--1-2-1,-2,-20-54-0----4-8-2-,-1-8-60----4-9--41-,,32-9-50-0----2-0-2-,-8-8-90----------00----------00----------00-----6-9-7-1,-22-57-09
DEKAL8 DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB
DEKALB
3499 AUTO VENTSHADE COMPANY 2879 BOYLE-MIDWAY HOUSEHOLD 2651 CONTAINER CORP. OF AMERICA 2851 CROWE INDUSTRIAL COATINGS 2782 DELUXE CHECK PRINTERS 3861 DIETZGEN CORPORATION 2842 DIVERSEY WYANDOTTE CORP. 3471 DIXIE INDUSTRIAL FINISHING 2851 DURON, INC. 2053 EDWARDS BAKING COMPANY 3643 ESSEX GROUP, INC. 2752 FOOTE &DAVIES, INC.
250 21,200
0 4,718 1,245
250 250 1,250 33 750
0 22,000
3,413 12,500 51,950
0 7,810 2,500 2,000 1,750
15 0 0 0
3,663 33,700 51,950
4,718 9,055 2,750 2,250 3,000
48 750
0 22,000
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
0
0
3663
0 23,400 62,150 119250
0
0
0 51950
0
0
0
4718
0
0
4,874
13929
0 1,000
0
3750
0 3,500
0
5750
0
500 50,700 54200
0
6
250
304
0
250
0
1000
0
0
250
250
0
0
600 22600
3711 GENERAL MOTORS - CPC DORAVIL 3052 GEORGIA DUCK &CORDAGE MILL 3672 H&L ELECTRONICS 2819 HICKSON CORPORATION 3672 HITACHI CHEMICAL ELECTRO-PRO 2033 KRAFT, INC. 2992 LPS LABORATORIES, INC. 3679 NORTHERN TELECOM, INC. 2842 OXFORD CHEMICALS, INC. 2B51 PERMITE CORPORATION, THE 2038 PET INC, GROCERY OPERATIONS 2899 PROSOCO, INC. 2842 SENTRY CHEMICAL COMPANY 3643 SIEMENS ENERGY &AUTOMATION 3361 SOUTHERN BRASS &ALUMINUM CO 2891 SWIFT ADHESIVES 3691 TROJAN BATTERY COMPANY 2821 UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION 3079 VADCO MARBLE OF GEORGIA, INC 2899 W.R. GRACE &CO. 2B51 WATTYL PAINT CORPORATION 2299 WOODBRIDGE CORPORATION
SUb-Total:
113,159 476,966 590,125
10,115
114 10,229
0 0
0 13,609 378,717 982451
0
0
0 10229
250
250
500
0
131
131
0 0
0 0
0
0
500
0 147,361 147492
0 9,540 1,500 12,870
19,000 0
6,650 0
19,000 9,540 8,150 12,870
0 0 0 0
0
0
0
0 10,668
0
0
0 23,000
0
0
750
19000 20208 31150 13620
2,000
3,115
5,115
0
0 3,742
0
8857
3,550
1,750
5,300
0
0
0 3,911
9211
12,722
0 12,722
0
0
0
0 12722
1,000
0 1,000
0
0
0
0
1000
0
250
250
0 17,065 17,065
0 0
0
750
0 26,168
0 7,800
1000 51033
0 2,880
0 2,880
0 5,760
0 0
0 0
0 0
0
0
0
5760
21
55
76
0
0
2
0
78
229 4,617
11
240
0 4,617
0 0
0
75
351
666
0
0
0
4617
250
250
SOD
0
0
0
750
1250
-2-3-0-3,-8,-478-852-30----6-1-1-,3-714-575-00----8-4-2-31,-,2,65-25-07-30---------0-00---------0-00-----8-4-,2-35-86-08----6-8-1-,-4-6-400---1-,-6-0-7-,419-252-20-190
DOOLY DOOLY
2493 GEORGIAPACIFIC - VIENNA 2821 GEORGIA-PACIFIC RESINS, [NC.
14,300 15,398 ----------
7,200 16,540
----------
21,500 31,938
-------------_
0
.._--2--8
0
0
---------0----------0-
-----_
0 0
.._--
21500
-----3-1-9-6-6-
DOOLY
Sub-Total:
29,698 23,740 53,438
28
0
0
0 53,466
28
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Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
SIC Facility Name Code
AIR EMISSIONS
FU9itive
Stack
SURFACE ON-S IrE OFF-SIrE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Total
WATER
LAND
POTW
Other RELEASES
OOUGHERTY OOUGHERTY OOUGHERTY OOUGHERTY OOUGHERTY OOUGHERTY OOUGHERTY OOUGHERTY DOUGHERTY DOUGLAS DOUGLAS DOUGLAS EARLY EARLY EARLY EFFINGHAM EL8ERT EL8ERT EL8ERT EMANUEL EMANUEL EMANUEL EMANUEL EMANUEL EVANS FAYETTE FAYETTE FAYETTE FAYETTE FAYETTE FAYETTE FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FLOYD FORSYTH FORSYTH FORSYTH FORSYTH FORSYTH FRANKLIN FULTON FULTON FULTON FUL TON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FUL TON
2813 AIR PRODUCTS &CHEMICAL, INC 2284 COATS &CLARK INC. 2491 0 &0 WOOD PRESERVING, INC. 3694 DELCO REMY 2833 MERCK &COMPANY, INCORPORATE 2082 MILLER 8REWING"COMPANY 2647 PROCTER & GAMBLE PAPER, THE 2812 S &S CO. OF GEORGIA, [NC.
896 a
a a
365,600
a o a
1,308
a a
15,000 1,306,900
a
1,114
a
2,204
a a
15,000
1,672,50a0
1,114
a
a a a a
192750 22280
a a
a a a
a a 5,500
a
a
Sub-Total:
3079 GEORGIA TILE DISTRIBUTORS, 2911 YOUNG REFINING CORPORATION
Sub-Tota1:
366,496 1,324,322 1,690,818
a
3,012
a 1,250
a
4,262
3,012
1,250
4,262
215,030
a a a
5,500 a
a a
3644 GEORGIA TUBING CORP.
250
750 1,000
2631 GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER COMPANY 120,750 2,600,000 2,720,750
1250
a
13200 116,000
Sub-Total:
121,000 2,600,750 2,721,750 14,450 116,000
2621 FORT HOWARD CORPORATION
18,003 190,670 208,673
660
820
3694 AUTOLITE-ELBERTON
a
a
a
a
a
2661 MARTIN FIREPROOFING GEORGIA
752
a
752
a
a
Sub-Total: 3524 AMERICAN YARD PRODUCTS 2015 CRIDERS POULTRY INC. 2851 ELROY TURPENTINE COMPANY 3471 SWAINSBORO ELECTROPLATING,
Sub-Total: 3479 GEORGIA GALVANIZING DIVISION 2821 GEORGIA-PACIFIC RESINS, INC 2952 GS ROOFING PRODUCTS COMPANY 3079 MA INDUSTRIES 3672 PHOTOCIRCUITS ATLANTA 3675 TDK COMPONENTS USA, INC.
Sub-Total: 3479 ALCAN BUILDING PROOUCTS 2381 ARMUCHEE GLOVE CO. 3471 BEKAERT CORPORATION 3253 FLORIDA TILE OIV OF SIKES CO 3612 G.E. CO., MEDIUM TRANSFORMER 2221 GALEY & LORD, [NC. - BRIGHTO 2821 HUNTSMAN CHEMICAL CORPORATIO 2272 IMAGE CARPETS, INC. 2611 INLAND - ROME, INC. 2653 INLANO CONTAINER CORPORATION 3361 ITT 2491 S.I. STOREY LUMBER COMPANY 3499 STEEL KING INDUSTRIES, INC. 2511 VT! OF GEORGIA, INC. 2511 VTI OF GEORGIA, INC. 2011 Z BIRD POULTRY
752
a
752
1,250 750
3,775 1,500
4,762
25a0 a
6,012 1,000 3,775 1,500
7,275
5,012 12,287
1,500
a 1,500
4,786
o
462,409 750 750
8,224
a a
750 2,200
13,010
a
462,409 1,500 2,950
468,695 11,174 479,869
750 3,200
3,950
a
340
340
14,160 24,200 38,360
a
250
250
23,000 78,250 101,250
190
a
190
12,670 11,800 24,470
a
a
a
53,600 2,253,600 2,307,200
11,876
0 11,876
a
a
a
a
a
a
37,30a0
49,400 109,582
86,700 109,582
a 163,085 163,085
23,587
a 23,587
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
o
a
a
a
a
a 3,600
a
o
a 5,000
o
a
a a
a a
a 5,000
a
a
a
a
250
a
a
a
a
o
a
a
a
a
a
a
5800
250
a
o
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
Sub-Total:
177,133 2,693,707 2,870,840
6,050
250
2869 ALPHA METALS [NC. 2048 GEORGIA PROTEINS, INC. 3562 HOOVER PRECISION PROOUCTS, 2016 TYSON FOODS, INC.
Sub-Total: 3499 AWH CORPORATION - ROYSTON
2893 ADVANCE PROCESS SUPPLY CO. 2038 ALL AMERICAN GOURMET, THE 3354 AMARLITE ARCHITECTURAL 3211 ARMSTRONG GLASS COMPANY, INC 2491 ATLANTA PRESSURE TREATED 3313 ATLANTIC STEEL COMPANY 3079 BATHROOM DESIGNS 4959 CAMP CREEK WATER POLLUTION 2851 CARGILL
a 16,700 29,957
250 46,907
a
250 17,000 2,363
250
a
49,560 2,791
a 7,530
a a
250
a
250 21,931
250
a
43,128 2,400
a
15,278
a a
432
o
16,700 30,207
250 47,157 21,931
500 17,000 45,491 2,650
a
64,838 2,791
a
7,962
aaa a a a a a a a a a a
99000
a
a
317,991
a a
317,991
a a a a a a a a a a
a
a
2204
a
a
a
a a
750
a
750 15000
a
a a
a
163,850
a o a
2029100 27780 1114 a
a 164,600 2,075,948
a
500
500
a
a
4262
a
500 4,762
a 27,500 29750 a 5,250 2855200
a 32,750 2,884,950
a
a 210153
a
a
a
a
a
752
a
a
752
500a 13,698a
a
a
14
720
20210 1000 3775 2234
514 14,418 27,219
a 65,600
70700
7 186,000
a 4,998
a
a
a a
oa
199017 9998
462409 1500 2950
7
aa
750 a
250 a 5
o o o
a a a a a 75,897
190,998 a a
10,710 6,076
23,000a
41 a a
a
250 3,000
a a
a a
675,874
3950 340 50070 6326 124500 190 24516
a
2313250 11876 250 3000 86700 109582 163085 99484
76,902 43,077 2,997,119
a
a
a
a
a o
aaa
334691 30207
250
a
a 365,148
a
a 21931
a
a
a
a
a
a
o a
500 750
779 424,387
a
0
a
a
71
a
500 17000 45491 3150
750 490004
2791 99000 8033
29
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Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
County
SIC Facil ity Name
AIR EMISSIONS
N- .a..m-_e .......... ---
Code
.......- -_.................. _----- ... -------------
Fuq i t i ve
Stack
SURFACE ON-S ITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Total
WATER
LANO
POTW
Other RELEASES
FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FUL TON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FUL TON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FUL TON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON FULTON
FUL TON
2992 CATO OIL AND GREASE COMPANY 3087 CO-PLAS INC.
0 2,921
0
a
250 3,171
a a
0 250
0 250
0
a
0
3671
2086 COCA-COLA 80TTLING, ATLANTA 2087 COCA-COLA USA 2087 COCA-COLA USA
2821 COOK COMPOSITES! POLYMERS C 2893 CROOA INKS CORPORATION 3411 CROWN BEVERAGE PACKAGING
3411 CROWN CORK &SEAt CO. INC.
2752 OITTLER BROTHERS, INC. 2B51 OYNATRON/BONOO CORPORATION 2026 FLAV-O-RICH, INC. 3711 FORD MOTOR CO. ATLANTA 2521 GEIGER INTERNATIONAL 2819 GENERAL CHEMICAL 3354 GENERAL EXTRUSIONS, INC. 3711 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 3251 GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORP. 2851 GLIDDEN COMPANY, THE 2522 HERMAN MILLER INC.
2842 HILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY 3714 HOLCOMBE ARMATURE CO. 2842 I. SCHNEID, INC. 2893 ICI AMERICAS INC. 2656 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 2819 KOR-CHEM, INC. 2022 KRAFT DAIRY GROUP - ATLANTA 2024 LAND-O-SUN DAIRIES DBA PET 3714 MANGUM MFG. CO. INC. 2542 MASTERACK, DIVISION OF LEGGE 2819 MCGEAN-ROHCO, INC. 2679 MEAD PACKAGING DIVISION 3479 METALPLATE GALVANIZING, INC. 3499 METCAM, INCORPORATED 2842 MOMAR, INCORPORATED 2053 MRS. SMITH'S FROZEN FOODS
2052 NABISCO BRANDS - ATLANTA BKY 2491 NARJOE TIMBER AND SUPPLY
2891 NATIONAL STARCH &CHEM. CORP
2841 NIAGARA NATIONAL CORPORATION 2869 NOTTINGHAM COMPANY 2899 NOVAMAX TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 2952 OWENS CORNING FIBERGLASS 3221 OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS CONTAIN 3296 OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS 2899 PAVE MARK CORPORATION 2086 PEPSI COLA - ATLANTA 3089 POREX TECHNOLOGIES CORP.
2851 PPG ARCHITECTURAL FINISHERS 2751 PRINTPACK, INC. 2842 PURITAN/CHURCHILL CHEMICAL 2039 RALSTON PURINA CO.
3714 RAYLOC OIV. GENUINE PARTS CO 2851 SCHOLLE CORPORATION 2842 SELIG CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES 3471 SIMMONS PLATING WKS INC.
2893 SINCLAIR &VALENTINE, L.P.
3471 SOUTHERN ALUMINUM FINISHING 3479 SOUTHERN ALUMINUM FINISHING 3341 SOUTHERN ZINC
3613 SQUARE 0 COMPANY 2819 SSC DIVISION OF CHEMTECH 3559 STANLEY-BOSTITCH, INC. 3842 STERILIZATION SERVICES
2752 STEVENS GRAPHICS, INC. 2893 SUN CHEMICAL CORP., GPI DIV 2891 SUPERIOR SEALANTS, INC. 3356 TARACORP/EVANS, INC. 2851 TECHNICAL COATINGS CORP. 2841 TIME PRODUCTS, INC. 2842 TRANSCHEM INDUSTRIES, INC. 2752 TREASURE CHEST ADVERTISING 3861 UNIVERSAL BLUEPRINT PAPER CO 1503 UNIVERSAL FOREST PRODUCTS 2992 VALVOLINE PACKAGING PLANT 2079 VAN DEN BERGH FOODS 2821 W.R. GRACE &CO. 2891 W.R. GRACE &CO.-DEWEY &ALM 2491 WILLIAM C. MEREDITH CO., INC 2841 ZEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
0
0
0
a
0
a
a
0
a
2,204 17,834 20,038
4,700
0
4,700
70,400 227,000 297,400
57,700 197,000 254,700
79,382 238,144 317,526
9,100
a
9,100
a
IB,200
a
80,915 1,026,474 1,107,389
1,950 25,000 26,950
0
a
4,234 750
4,234 750
68,650 57,700 126,350
13
0
13
15,334 15,292 30,626
4,300 13,000 17,300
750
a
750
1,500
0
a
1,638
0
1,638
250
250
500
23,500
7,800 31,300
0
0
0
0
0
0
250
a
250
0
250
250
6,311
8,577 14,888
159,250
a 159,250
29,630 93,899 123,529
2,925
0
2,925
750 9,250 10,000
0
91
91
2,000
0
2,000
24,000
a
54,600
a
78,600
a
250
1,376
1,626
1,250
a 1,250
0
a
0
a
a
0
44
640
684
250 127,050 127,300
4,155 84,201 88,356
250
750 1,000
0
a
a
30,000
3,000 33,000
24,620 45,148 69,768
28,633
a a
35,530
a a
64,163
a a
258,643
0 258,643
250
250
500
4,150
a 4,150
750
250 1,000
42
a
553
a
595
a
1,500 22,000 23,500
750 3,950
4,700
2,000
0
2,000
250
250
500
250 6,100
6,350
250
1,444
1,694
10,200
a 10,200
250
250
500
250
a
250
116
a
116
a
0
0
250
0
250
17
a a
a
17
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
4,612
7,102 11,714
7.503
a
1,361 250
8,864 250
292,505
a 292,505
0
0
2,069
0
2069
0
a
0
250
0
1,000
0
250
a
1000
0
a a a a a a a
0
0
0
1,000
21038
0
0
a
4700
0
250 15,250 312900
0
a
0
0
a 254700
0
a
0 317526
1,000
19200
0 26,454
0
26454
0
8,504 46,200 1162093
0
0
0
26950
0
0
0
0
4234
0
0
23
678
1451
0
0 12,100 688,650 827100
0
0
0
0
13
0 0
19,684
a
15,717 0
4,712 750
70739 18050
0 0 0
a0 a
0 0 0
0
1500
0
0
0
1638
0
0
0
3,000
3500
0
0
0
0
31300
0 0
13
a
20 0
0
a
33
a
0
a
0
0 0 0
a
0
a
0
250
0
a
250 14888
0
a
0
0
a a
4,431 907
a
500 1,577
0
164181 126013
2925
0
0
0
a 10000
198 0
a a
0
a a a a
0 1
a a a
0
a
0 0
0
a
0
a
a 1,376
a a a
289 2000 78600
375
375
250
3252
0 0
a
0 0
a a
0
a
2,250 500 500
a a
0
a a a
0
a
496
a
SOD 80,305
a
0
a
3500 500 996 684 127800 168662 1000
0 33000
0
a a
0
0 0 0 0
a 9,535
a a
22,556 0
a
a
79303 86719
a a
0 0
a a a a a a a
0 0
a a a a a a a a a a a a a
0
a
250 0
0 0
a a
34,121 1,608
292764 2108
0
1,750
2,873
0
0
a
8773 1000
0
0
2,759
0
a a a a a a
a
0 0 0 1,000
a
68,742
a
1,000
a
0 250 16,900
a
3354
a
24500 4700
2000 1750 23250 70436
0
a
220 10420
0 0 0 0
a a
0
0
a a a a
140
a
a
500
0
250
0
116
0
a a
a
250 157
750
750
0
a a a a a
0 0
a
21,093
a
210
250
a
a
4,250 0 0
3,917 9,150 2,877
a
4250
a
21093 15631 18224 3627
0
4,182
3,030 299717
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Sub-Total:
1,402,557 ,,4; 0, :08 3,812.745 99,449 20,197 174.568 1,386,676 5,493.635
30
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PAGE
Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
SIC Facility Name Code
AIR EMISSIONS
FU9; t i ve
Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Total
WATER
LANO
POTW
Other RELEASES
GILMER GILMER
GILMER
GLYNN GLYNN GLYNN GLYNN GLYNN GLYNN GLYNN GLYNN GLYNN
GLYNN
GOROON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON GORDON
GORDON
GRADY
GREENE GREENE
GREENE
GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GW[NNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GWINNETT GW[NNETT GWINNETT
GWINNETT
HA8ERSHAM HA8ERSHAM HA8ERSHAM
HA8ERSHAM
HALL HALL HALL HALL HALL HALL HALL
3631 R08ERTSHAW CONTROLS COMPANY 3631 R08ERTSHAW CONTROLS COMPANY
Sub-Total:
-
--
---
o o -o- ......
20,047
---1.4._2...2_8..0_162.327
20,047
---1-4-2-.-2-8-0-......
162.327
-
....
__
o o
....
o
o ---------o-
o
....
_-
o
.._---oo
--
2,228
- -1...3.. ,_3-6-5-
15.593
22275
----1-5-5-6-4-5-
177,920
2812 ALLIED UNIVERSAL CORP. 2611 GEORGIA-PACIFIC - 8RUNSWICK 2491 GEORGIA-PACIFIC - STERLING 2861 HERCULES-BRUNSWICK PLANT 2092 KING & PRINCE SEAFOOD CORP. 2812 LCP CHEMICALS-GEORGIA 2851 0'8RIEN CORPORATION. THE 2869 SCM GLIDCO ORGANICS CORP. 3545 SOSSNER TAP AND TOOL
Sub-Total:
1-,-95-7712-745063-,,,,,,59-7906215-230958-63o017o0---4-,11-1221-6103-0..-,..64133-14856-o03o9oo05---24-,.-06-92831-673796-,,..,,3765230-909455-8o9o7700-18-----1-1-8-27-60o-oooooo30------1-3-.88-45-ooooooo60-----9-7-.-0-9-7ooooooo-o-----7-3-.0-252-505ooooo-o00----24-28-62241-703066-80610529-29998051-97708o002
2.599,075 4,271,957 6.871.032 118,963 14,696 97,097 73.775 7.175,563
_- _- 2279 COLORMASTERS
3079 ECHOTA CUSHION 2299 FOAM PRODUCTS CORPORATION 2048 GOLD KIST FEED MILL 2821 GOODYEAR TIRE & RU8BER CO, T 2273 MANNINGTON CARPETS, INC. 2891 MYDRIN. INC. 2821 MYDRIN. INCORPORATED 3519 OUT80ARD MARINE CORPORATION 2273 SPRINGS INDUSTRIES, [NC. 2273 TILE OIV-TEXTILE RU88ER & CH 3562 TORRINGTON CO. - FAFNIR 2891 XL CORPORATION
o 86o
250 91.932
500 1.500 1,250
250
o
250 250 1.000
----- .. .....
1.500
1o o
20,521
o
1,500 250
31,000
o
250
o o
----------
-
-
1.500
8o7
250 112,453
500 3.000 1,500 31.250
o
500 250 1.000 --- ... - ..--
-
-
---
o o
o o
-3.20._50o_ooooo00ooo..-------5-0o-ooooooooo0..-
-
517,050 0 0 0 0
0 750
0
0
152.050 0
0
- - - - .._-0-
o o
4.890
o
280.000 1.500 1.000
o
750
1.380o o
---------o-
....
518550 87
5140
250 392453
2000 7750 2000 32000 153430 500
250
_----1.0.. 00
Sub-Total:
97,268 55,022 152.290
3.250
500 669,850 289.520 1.115.410
3562 TORRINGTON CO.
1.250 40,461 41.711
o
o
o 2.855
44566
3341 ALCAN INGOT AND RECYCLING 3079 UNIVERSAL RUNDLE CORP.
Sub-Total:
_- -
1.750 118.551
... _.._----
69,499
......._2-3.9...,2_7-4--
71,249
---3-5-7-,-8-2-5-
.....
_......
250
o _----
o ---------o-
250
----.._...... o
29,066
---_ ... ----o-
..._-_
100815
3... 5_7-8-2..5..
120.301 308.773 429.074
250
o
250 29,066 458.640
3088 AGCO. INCORPORATED 2851 AKZO COATINGS INC. 3861 ALLIED PHOTO PRODUCTS CO. 2879 ANITOX CORP. 2891 ARROW AOHESIVES COMPANY 3357 AT&T NETWORK SYSTEMS 3851 CIBA VISION CORPORATION 2851 CROWE INDUSTRIAL COATINGS 2499 OOMTAR INC. LAMINATED PRODUC 3662 ELECTROMAGNETIC SCIENCES. [N 2841 GOOOWIN CO. 3295 HERAEUS AMERSIL INC. 3469 KATO SPRING OF GEORGIA. INC. 3479 L. 8. FOSTER COMPANY 2821 METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY 3079 METRO MAR8LE 2893 NAZ-DAR/KC ATLANTA 3661 OKI TELECOM 3364 OLSEN & COMPANY, INC 3441 OWEN OF GEORGIA, INC. 3442 PEACHTREE DOORS [NC. 3087 PMS CONSOLIDATED 3769 ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP. 2891 SCHNEE-MOREHEAD, INC. 2865 SPECTRUM COLORS 3861 X-RAY OF GEORGIA
Sub-Total:
15.041 25,200
o
500
o
81,100 57,000
3.027 622
13.273
o o o
4 250 9,000 500 16,250
o
7,625 12,250 2,000 32,574
o o o
- .._------ ..
276,216
o
1.500
o
500 250 104,250
o o
19,401
o o
165 371,895
o o o
500 179,300
o o
13,050
o
18,820
o
1,222
o ----------
710.853
15.041 26,700
o
1.000 250
185,350 57,000
3,027
20.023
13.27o3
165 371.895
4
250 9.000 1.000 195,550
o
7,625 25,300 2,000 51.394
o
1.222
........... _--o--
987,069
.......
o o
o o
oo o oo o
o o o o o o
oo o
o o o
o
o
o oo o
o o o o
o
o
o o o
o o
2,230
o o o o
o o o o
o o
-------
o ---------o-
o 2,230
o o
1.200
o o 25o0 o o o
697
o o o o o o o o o o o o o
3
..._.._-----o-
2.150
--
o
18.800
12o7 o
48.000 1.500
o
15041 45500 1327 1000
250 233600 58500
3027
8.910
o o o
92.400
28933 13273
697 165 464295
392
396
o
250
o
9000
o
1000
o 195550
9.600
9600
6.650
16505
2.900
28200
12.350
14350
o 51394
o
o
402
1627
.._..----o- ---------o-
202.031 1,193,480
3842 ETHICON. INC. 2077 FIELDALE FARMS - CORNELIA 3963 SCOVILL FASTENERS, INC.
Sub-Total:
2899 BAR8E AMERICA, INC. 2075 CARGILL. [NC. 3499 COM8USTION TECHNOLOGIES, INC 2048 CONAGRA 8ROILER COMPANY 2015 CONAGRA POULTRY COMPANY 2015 CONTINENTAL GRAIN/DUTCH QUAL 2048 CONTINENTAL GRAIN/WAYNE POUL
12,403 74,590 86,993
o
56,600
o 56,600
o
10,135 20,227 30,362
175
--7-9-,-1-3-8------9-4-,8-1-7-----1-7-3-,-9-5-5--------1-7-5------
o o o
16,911 250
o
20,670
o
65.335
----o------1-7-,-1-6-1-----8-6-,-0-0-5----
124574 56850
---9-5-87-2-
277,296
o o
23,370 1,800 30,000
o
500
o
0
o
0
o 23,370
o 1,800
o 30,000
o
0
500 1,000
o o o o o o o
o o o o o
50,293
o
o o o o
34,000
o o
o o
7,427
o o o
500
o o
30797 1800 64000 50293 1500
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Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
County Name
SIC Facility Name Code
AIR EMISSIONS
Fugitive
Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Totai
WATER
LAND
POTW Other RELEASES
HALL
2834 ELAN PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH
250 75,000 75,250
HALL
2016 FIELDALE FARMS - GAINESVILLE 25,300
a 25,300
HALL
2015 FIELDALE FARMS - MURRAYVILLE 53,300
o 53,300
HALL
2015 FIELDALE FARMS - QUEEN CITY
2,500
a 2,500
HALL
2851 GLIDDEN COMPANY, THE
7,300 1,650 8,950
HALL
2048 GOLD KIST FEED MILL
250
a
250
HALL
3549 HARRIS CALIFORIC
27,820 18,545 46,365
HALL
3354 INDAL EXTRUSION, INC.
20,230 36,950 57,180
HALL
3354 MACKLAN8URG-DUNCAN
a
3,900
3,900
HALL
3079 MINCEY MAR8LE MFG., INC.
35,112
o 35,112
HALL
2752 MORENO PRESS
78,412 237,119 315,531
HALL
3291 NORTON CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS 32,300
o 32,300
HALL
3442 PEACHTREE DOORS, INC.
21,450
250 21,700
HALL
2879 PIEDMONT LA80RATORIES, INC.
2,405
a 2,405
HALL
3694 PRESTOLITE ELECTRIC INC.
a 9,934 9,934
HALL
2893 PRODUCTION COLOR, INC.
166,809
a 166,809
HALL
2841 RAVAN PRODUCTS, INC.
a
o
o
HALL
3621 RELIANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY
a 66,408 66,408
HALL
3562 SKF 8EARING INDUSTRIES CO.
250 40,800 41,050
HALL
3764 TELEDYNE CAE GAINESVILLE DIV 10,658
a 10,658
HALL HARALSON HARALSON HARALSON HARALSON
Sub-Total: 3069 ASSOCIATED RU8BER COMPANY 3069 HOOVER-HANES RU8BER CUSTOM 2511 QUALITY FURNITURE CO. 3411 U. S. CAN COMPANY
540,016 491,056 1,031,072
750 750
a
87,620
o
750 43,573 12,375
750 1,500 43,573 99,995
HARALSON
HART HART HART
Sub-Total: 3295 MEARL CORP - SFM DIVISION 3714 MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT COM PAN 2821 NVF COMPANY
89,120
o
18,452 1,678
56,698
o
87,497 6,712
145,818
o
105,949 8,390
HART
Sub-Total:
20,130 94,209 114,339
HENRY HENRY HENRY HENRY HENRY
2842 COASTAL CHEMICAL CO., INC. 2842 ECOLAB, INC. 3524 SNAPPER POWER EQ. 3698 SOUTHERN STATES, INC. 2754 TOPPAN INTERAMERICA INC.
a
750 1,520 1,000
750
o a a
23,250 43,000
o
750 1,520 24,250 43,750
HENRY
Sub-Total:
4,020 66,250 70,270
HOUSTON HOUSTON HOUSTON HOUSTON
3411 CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY 2082 G. HEILEMAN BREWING CO. [NC. 3088 MAR8LE MASTERS OF MIDDLE GA 2491 TOLLESON LUMBER COMPANY
42,300
a
3,651
o
252,000
o
a
o
294,300
o 3,65o1
HOUSTON
Sub-Total:
45,951 252,000 297,951
JACKSON JACKSON
2048 GOLD KIST FEED MILL 2493 J.M. HU8ER CORPORATION
250
0
250
500 28,429 28,929
JACKSON
Sub-Tota1:
750 28,429 29,179
JASPER
2436 GEORGIA-PACIFIC - MONTICELLO
JEFF DAVIS 3822 ALCO CONTROLS DIV. JEFF DAVIS 2221 AMOCO FABRICS &FIBERS COMPA
40,160
a a
127,900
o o
168,060
o a
JEFF DAVIS
Sub-Total:
a
o
o
JEFFERSON 2231 FORSTMANN &CO., INC. JEFFERSON 3585 THERMO KING CORPORATION
a
a
o
179,000 80,000 259,000
JEFFERSON
Sub-Total:
179,000 80,000 259,000
LAMAR LAMAR
2296 GENERAL TIRE, INC. ALDORA 2254 WILLIAM CARTER CO., MILL 12
685 17,750 18,435
a
o
0
LAMAR
Sub-Total:
685 17, 750 18,435
LAURENS LAURENS LAURENS LAURENS
2511 BASSETT FURNITURE COMPANY 2231 FORSTMANN &CO., INC. 2273 MOHAWK COMMERCIAL CARPET 2621 SOUTHEAST PAPER MANUFACTURIN
117,937 27,121
229
o
471,772 877, 033
16,273 102,599
589,709 904,154
16,502 102,599
LAURENS
Sub-Total:
145,287 1,467,677 1,612,964
LIBERTY LIBERTY
2821 CHEMTALL [NCORPORATED 2611 INTERSTATE PAPER CORPORATION
500
500 1,000
9,900 793,800 803,700
LIBERTY
Sub-Total:
10,400 794,300 804,700
o o a o o o o o o o o o oo o o a a ao o o o o o a o o o a a a 9o3 o
93
o o oa o o o o o o o o o o o o
435
435
o
1827 160832 34262
196,921
o a a
o o o o
2,500
oo o o o o o o o o o o o o o
52,793
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
250
o o o
250
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
710
o
6,351
7,061
o o o
250 15,000
o
o
o
o
750
o
o oo
26,250
o
31,005
o 57,500
o
o
o o o
ooo
o
250
ooo 126,10oo1
o
o
o
250
oo
4,820
a
90500 25300 53300 3250 37700
250 77370 114680 3900 35112 315531 32300 21950 128506 9934 166809
o
66658 45870 10658
35,000
o
1,250
oo
269,103 1,387,968
5,200
o o o
5950 2750 43573 99995
1,250
o
110 750
5,200
o
8,728
o
152,268
o
114787 9140
860 8,728 123,927
o
o
o
250 1,250
2250
9o3
o
10,700
1706 34950
o 94,500 138250
343 106,450
o 11,000
o
0
o
a
o
0
177,156 305550
o
3651
o
a 11,000 309,201
o
o
250
o
o 28929
o
o 29,179
o
o 168060
o o
o o
o o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
250 259250
o
250 259,250
3,110
o
37o4
21919 435
3,110
o o o o o o o o
374 22,354
o 24,036o
o
589709 930727 177334 143212
24,036 1,840,982
o
1000
o 803700
a 804,700
32
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Table 3, 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
County
SIC Facility Name
AIR EMISSIONS
N--a-m-e_ ........... --
Code
---- ----------------------------
FU9itive
Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS TOTAL
Total
WATER
LANO
POTW
Other RELEASES
LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES LOWNDES
2075 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO. 3088 8ATHCRAFT, INC.
500 93.557
a
500
a 93.557
a a
a a
a a
a
1.500
500 95057
3732 BAYLINER MARINE CORPORATION 121.958
a 121.958
a
a
a 4.055 126013
3088 GLASTEC DIVISION OF ELJER IN 55.651 53,905 109.556
a
a
a 19.981 129537
2048 GOLD KIST FEED MILL
250
a
250
a
0
0
0
250
2879 GRIFFIN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT 2421 LANGDALE FOREST PRODUCTS CO.
0 0
0 0,
a a
0
a
0a
0a
10.000 2.250
10000 2250
2631 PACKAGING CORPORATION OF AM 3691 SAFT AMERICA INC. 2439 TRUS JOIST CORPORATION 2821 UNION CAMP CORPORATION
59.500 1.069,250
1.000
1.661
0
250
---2-4-.-1-0-4------4-.-4-6-5--
1.128.750 2.661 250
----2-8-.5-6-9---
154750
a a a ----- ... ---
29.700 0 0
---------0-
-
-
-
-
0
1a7
3.273 ------
a
750 0
--..6_4-1-.-3-8--4
1313200 342B 250
-----6-7-3-2-2-6
Sub-Total:
356.520 1.129,531 1.486.051 154.750 29.700 3.290 679.920 2.353.711
LUMPKIN LUMPKIN
3562 TORRINGTON CO. 3562 TORRINGTON CO.
0
361
------2-5-0--------_25...0--
361 500 ------- ...--
0a
----------
0 0 ----------
0
1
---------0- -_ .._-----0-
362
--------5-0-0
LUMPKIN
Sub-Total:
250
611
861
0
0
0
862
MACON MACON
2611 PROCTER &GAMBLE CELLULOSE.T 28.046 156.900 184,946 62660 2.542
0
0 250148
2037 SOUTHERN FROZEN FOODS
...
_-3-9-.-0-0-0--
--------0--
.......
39.000 -.-----
---
---
--
0 --
-
---
--
--
0 --
---------0--
---
--
-
0 ---
--
---
39000 -----
.'
MACON
Sub-Total:
67,046 156.900 223.946 62.660 2.542
0
0 289,148
MCDUFFIE MCDUFFIE MCDUFFIE MCDUFFIE MCDUFFIE MCDUFFIE
2491 HOOVER TREATED WOOD PRODUCTS
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2221 MILLIKEN &COMPANY - KINGSLE 107.115 148.345 255.460
4699
0
0
0 260159
2493 TEMPLE-INLAND FOREST PROD CO
0 74.000 74.000
0
0
0
172 74172
3079 U.T.S./E.S.D./SOUTHERN FIBRE
0 110.000 110.000
0
0
0 3.000 113000
2048 VIGORTONE AG PRODUCTS. INC.
-_
...
_----0--
--
--
---
0 ---
--------0----------0-----------0-
-
---
---
0 ---
-------2-5-0---
---
--
250 ---
Sub-Total:
107.115 332.345 439.460 4.699
0
0 3.422 447.581
MERIWETHER MERIWETHER MERIWETHER
3089 GOODY PRODUCTS. INC. 3499 WOODBURY BOX COMPANY, INC.
Sub-Total:
171.960 72.339 244.299
1
0
0
25 244325
...
_-------0-
-
-
-
----
-
a
--
--------0-----------0-
-
---
-
---
0 --
---------0-
---------0-----------0
171.960 72.339 244.299
0
0
25 244.325
MONROE
2261 BIBB COMPANY. THE
308 2.219 2.527
0
0
0
0
2527
MORGAN MORGAN MORGAN MORGAN
2436 GEORGIA-PACIFIC - MADISON 2851 PARKS CORPORATION 3089 WELLINGTON LEISURE PRODUCTS
Sub-Total:
670
0
670
0
0
0
0
670
3.000 22.592 25.592
0
0
0
0 25592
442.000 600,700 1.042.700
0
0
0 2.850 1045550
...4-4-5-.-6-7-0-----6-2-3-,-2-9-2---1-.0-6-8--.9-6-2----------a----------a-----------0------2-.-8-5-0---1-.-0-7-1-.8--1-2
MURRAY MURRAY MURRAY
2269 BETTER BACKERS. INC. 3842 SCHOLL. INC.
Sub-Total:
a
a
0
0
0 41.350
0 41350
0
._------_
.
.
.
_----0-----------0----------0----------0-----------0---------5-0-0--------5-0-0
0
0
0
0
0 41.350
500 41.850
MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE MUSCOGEE
MUSCOGEE
NEilTON NEWTON NEWTON NEWTON
2211 BIBB COMPANY. THE - COLUMBUS 1.913 12.433 14.346
0
0 12.652
0 26998
2843 CALLAWAY CHEM. CO DIV.
310
150
460
0
0
210
125
795
2869 CALLAWAY CHEMICAL CO DIV.
3.426
1.455
4.881
0
0 1.217
0
6098
3631 CHAR-BROIL
0 188.000 188.000
0
0
0 2.700 190700
3321 COLUMBUS FOUNDRIES. INC.
64.291
0 64,291
0
0
0 67,322 131613
2298 COLUMBUS MILLS. INC.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3098 COLUMBUS PACKAGING COMPANY 2211 COLUMBUS TOWEL MILL 2011 CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY
94,923 499.831 594.754
250
a
250
29.114
a 29.114
0
500
a
0
0
0
0 69.986 665240
0
0
250
0
0 29114
2841 DESOTO. INC.
0
0
0
0
0
250
0
250
2821 GLIDDEN COMPANY. THE
2.813 8.400 11.213
8
0
2.880
1.943
16044
3341 GNB INC.
3.591
2.292
5.883
0
0
0 155.116 160999
3691 GN8 INCORPORATED
SOD
750 1.250
0
0
250
250
1750
3321 GOLDENS' FOUNDRY &MACHINE C
43
0
43
0
0
0
0
43
3675 KEMET ELECTRONICS CORPORATIO 3585 KYSOR//WARREN
400 24.600 25.000
a 10.700 10.700
0
0 2.300
0
750
0
0 27300 0 11450
2752 LITHO-KROME COMPANY
17.552
0 17.552
0
0
0
0 17552
3724 PRATT &WHITNEY 2086 ROYAL CROWN COLA CO. 3069 SMITH &NEPHEW PERRY
500 0
19.000
36.550 0 0
37.050 0
19.000
0
a a
0 1.278 29.000 67328
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 19000
3069 SMITH &NEPHEW PERRY
36.000
0 36.000
0
0
0
0 36000
2261 SWIFT TEXTILES. INC. 3728 TEXTRON AEROSPACE PRODUCTS
250 40.100
250
500
a 40.100
0 0
0
750
250
1500
0
0 6.700 46800
2295 WEST POINT PEPPERELL - CUSSE
2.677 24,096 26.773
0
0
0
0 26773
3443 WORTHINGTON CYLINDERS CORP
_...
_-1-.-7-5-0--
----6-7-,-3-0_0.
----6-9-.0--5-0--------_
0 ......
---
---
--
0 --
-------2-5-0-
-------_50.0.
-----6-9-8-0-0.
Sub-Total:
319.403 876.807 1.196.210
8 1.250 22.037 333.892 1.553.397
2824 BEAVER MANUFACTURING CO [N 2296 BIBB COMPANY - OSPREY PLANT
1.000 678
40.25a0
41.250 678
a
0
0 0
0
0 41250
0 4,920
5598
3841 C.R. BARD UROLOGICAL DIVISIO 13.066 73.971 87.037
0
0 20.959
0 107996
2821 H.B. FULLER
1.096 41,177 42.273
0
0
492 3.368 46133
33
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Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
County
SIC Facility Name
AIR EMISSIONS
._Nam..-e---_.._..
Code ----
----------------------------
FU9 itive
Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Total
WATER
LAND
POTW
Other RELEASES
NEWTON NEWTON NEWTON NEWTON NEWTON
2824 HERCULES [NCORPORATED 3555 RAPIDTEC 2851 VALSPAR CORPORATION. THE 2491 WILLIAMS BROTHERS
Sub-Total:
-_ _- _- a
a
a
a
a
84, 000 235,047 319,047
a
a
....
5.85a0 _..... -- .. _-
14,250
a
----------
20.100
a
----------
......
a a _------
_.....
0
------a-
a
a
a
a 43.650 362697
a 2.900 23000
.........
a
_..
...
750 ---------
-
.....
_---
.7.50
105,690 404,695 510.385
a
a 21.451 55.588 587.424
OCONEE OCONEE OCONEE PEACH PEACH PEACH PEACH PEACH PEACH PICKENS PIERCE
3086 FOAMEX. L.P. 3357 GUARDIAN PRODUCTS. INC.
Sub-Total: 3713 BLUE BIRD BODY COMPANY 3089 FIBERGLASS INDUSTRIES. INC. 2892 ICI AMERICAS. INC. 3999 OLIVETTI SUPPLIES. INC. 2879 SURECO. INC.
Sub-Total: 3444 PICKROY CORPORATION 2491 ACE POLE CO INC.
1.131 11.435 12.566
750
a
750
a a
0 0
a
a
a 15.750
12566 16500
---1-.-8-8-1------1-1-.-4-3-5-----1-3-.-3-1-6----------a----------a-----------a------1-5-.7-5-0------2-9-.-0-6-6
_1..1.6_4132-37..-2,1.53-28077-330a83-2---1-18-449-35,-.3.7-1448-401-a95a7----32-54-81224-87..,-,61.2172-274883-548902----------a0aaa-a----1-1-21-..35-891-80-00a00----------0aaaaa----2-18-132-63-...229-31-81aaa8-7----5-418-2311-2783.-722001-633354-270285
a 58.796 58.796
a
0
a
a 58796
a
750
750
a
a
a 47.400 48150
POLK POLK POLK POLK POLK POLK POLK POLK POLK PULASKI
PUTNAM RABUN
RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND
ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE ROCKDALE
2843 HENKEL CORPORATION 2522 HON COMPANY. THE 3000 LORAL ENGINEERED FABRICS 3675 MURATA ERIE NORTH AMERICA, 2869 ROCKLAND REACT-RITE 2851 SHEBOYGAN PAINT CO. 3448 STAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2011 ZARTIC. INC.
Sub-Total:
_- _- 36.660 7.910
119.352 29.837
172.743 82.153
6.475 25.916
250
250
15.555 1.500
13.800
a
---_4.... 7_-1_3...
-
----
a
.........
44,570
a
a
149.189 254.896
a a
aa
32.391
a
a
500
a
a
17,055
a
0
13.800
a
a
..........4_.-7-1-3--
------47-1-3------
---
-
a
--
a a
258.500
a
5
a
a 47.21B
303070 149189 254901 79609
500
a a ---------a-
..........
_-
500
a a a
....
----..
1500 17055 13800
-9-4-2-6-
369.548 147.566 517.114 4.713
a
505 306,218 828.550
2621 HOLLINGSWORTH &VOSE COMPANY
60 32.000 32.060
a
a
a
280 32340
2491 TOP NOTCH WOOD PRESERVING IN
a
750
750
a
a
a 1.500
2250
2272 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES
2.432 43.020 45.452 57470 6.600
a
a 109522
_----- 2813 AIRCO INDUSTRIAL GASES
2821 AMOCO PERFORMANCE PROOUCTS 2873 ARCADIAN CORPORATION 2491 AUGUSTA WOOD PRESERVING CO. 3079 BAKER HYDRO. INC. 2800 BLACKMAN UHLER CHEMICAL DIV. 2621 DEERFIELD SPECIALTY PAPERS I 2869 DSM CHEMICALS AUGUSTA. INC. 2821 DSM RESINS U.S . INC. 3799 E-Z-GO TEXTRON 2819 EKA NOBEL. INC. 3079 ESSELTE DYMO - HIGHLAND PLAN 2631 FEDERAL PAPER BOARD COMPANY 2834 G.D. SEARLE &CO. 3251 GEORGIA CAROLINA BRICK 2211 GRANITEVILLE-SIBLEY DIVISION 3842 KENDALL COMPANY 2813 LIQUID CARBONIC CARBON DIOXI 3251 MERRY BROTHERS BRICK 2819 MONSANTO COMPANY 2869 NUTRASWEET COMPANY. THE 2812 OLIN AUGUSTA PLANT 2819 PERIDOT CHEMICAL COMPANY. [N 2611 PONDEROSA GEORGIA CORP. 2B19 POWER SILICATES INC. 2819 PQ CORPORATION 2841 PROCTER &GAMBLE. THE 2869 RUETGERS-NEASE CHEMICAL 3255 THERMAL CERAMICS
28.520 31.916 111.630
a
45,570 8.050 23,774
352.642 250
a a a
411,250 12.060
250 750 21.000 24.800 250 16 6,540 1.546 250
a a a
516 2.930
19
--_ ... _-----
a
4.243
902.00a0
9.694 6.050
0 1.577,546
250 30.500
250 125,110 1.450,000
36.650a
20.000 83.000
a a a
86.780 771
4.135
a a
3.390 66
1.86a0
----------
28.520 36.159 1.013.630
a
55.264 14.100 23.774 1.930.188
500 30.500
250 125,110 1.861.250 48.710
250 20.750 104,000 24,800
250 16 93.320 2.317 4.385
a a
3.390 582
4.790
-------1-9----
aa
896100
a
0
a
0 331702
a a a a
46500
a a a a a a a a
14 250
a a a a a
531
..... ------
a0 a
250
1.169.036a
a a a
0
aa 30.22a0
3
a a a
a a a a
0
a
15.940
a
0 113.980
0
a
a
250
0
a
0
a
0
a
0
a
a
320.000
0
a a
a a a
0 45.000
0
a
a
40
0 290.800
-------1-9-----------a-
a 26.11a9
6.637 0
a
2.642
a
3.400
a a a a
30
a a a a a
40, 000
a
4,730
a a aa a
26.000
_.......2..7_.-8-0-0-
--_
28770 1231314 1909730
6637 55264 44320 26416 2261893 3900 30500
250 125110 1923690 162720
250 21000 104000 24800
250 40016 413320 7061 4635
a
45000 3390 622 321590 28369
...
Sub-Total:
1. 084,529 4.342.295 5,426.824 1.275. 097 15.962 1.969.576 137,35B 8.824.817
2899 BIOLAB INC. 2891 DAP INC. 3086 FOAMEX. L.P. 2491 GREAT SOUTHERN WOOD 2851 H.B. FULLER COMPANY 3585 KYSOR/IWARREN 2851 LAURENCE-DAVID. INC. 2B93 LIOCHEM. INCORPORATED 3089 VANTAGE PRODUCTS. INC.
Sub-Total:
600 250 117,779
a
860 46,800
40.945 750
27,700
- ..- ..-----235,684
250
a
81,934
a
9 24,258
750 1,250 552,057 ---------660,508
850 250 199,713
a
869 71,058 41.695 2.000 579.757 ---------896,192
-----_
aa aa
0
a a a a .....a....
a
0 0 0 0 750
a a
0 ----------
750
a aa
196
a
3.953
a a a a
750
a a a
a ---------a-
500
-._----_
a
......
5,399
1046 250 203666 750 869 71808 41695 2500
-----5-7-9_75...7..
902.341
34
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County Name
SCREVEN SCREVEN SCREVEN SPALDING SPALDING SPALDING SPALDING SPALDING STEPHENS STEPHENS STEPHENS STEPHENS STEPHENS STEPHENS STEPHENS STEPHENS SUMTER SUMTER SUMTER SUMTER SUMTER SUMTER SUMTER TELFAIR TELFAIR TELFAIR TERRELL THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS TIFT TIFT TIFT TIFT TIFT TIFT TOOMBS TOOMBS TOOMBS TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TROUP TWIGGS
PAGE 11
Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
SIC Facility Name Code
AIR EMISSIONS FU9itive Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS
TOTAL
Totai
WATER
LAND
POTW
Other RELEASES
2261 KING FINISHING COMPANY 3562 TORRINGTON CO.
8,700 2.500
32.300
6,750
41.000 9.250
20250
o
Sub-Total:
11.200 39.050 50.250 20,250
3011 8ANDAG. INC. - GRIFFIN PLANT 3081 80RDEN INC-PKG & INDST PRODU 2261 DUNDEE MILLS. INC.-LOWELL 3061 STOWE WOODWARD
a 25a0
490
25a0
490
50a0
a a
212
a
676
676
0
Sub-Total:
250
1.416
1.666
212
2284 COATS &CLARK INC. 2816 FERRO CORPORATION 2015 FIELDALE FARMS - TOCCOA REND 2851 RICO CHEMICALS, INCORPORATED 2851 SNYDER 8ROTHERS COMPANY 3425 VERMONT AMERICAN CORP. TOCCO 2221 W. G. HUMPHREY PLANT
o
1,500 115
56,012 69,453
250 212,756
o
2,610
o o o
3,500 105.243
a
4.110
115
56,012
69,453
3,750
317,999
7185
a a o o o
3350
Sub-Total: 3079 AUSTIN URETHANE, INC. 3732 CARAVELLE 80ATS INC. 3714 DAVIDSON EXTERIOR TRIM 3069 HICKORY SPRINGS MANUFACTURIN 2499 HOUSING SUPPLY. INC. 120 2874 IMC FERTILIZER, INC.
340.086 111,353 451,439
o 177,193 177,193
64.489
o 64.489
3,442 1,072.391 1,075,833
62,195 412,869 475,064
18,692
o 18.692
2,000
1,250
3,250
10,535
o o o o o
1000
Sub-Total:
150,818 1,663,703 1.814,521 1,000
3496 AMERCORD INC. 3524 AMERICAN YARD PRODUCTS
12.108 139,758 151.866
5.950 95,250 101,200
1750
o
Sub-Total: 3069 DAWSON RU88ER MFG. COMPANY 3441 CIVES STEEL COMPANY, SOUTHER 3724 COMPRESSOR COMPONENTS TEXTRO 3069 VERNAY PRODUCTS, INC. 3295 WAVERLY MINERAL PRODUCTS CO.
Sub-Total: 2879 80LD CORPORATION 2048 CENTRAL SOYA CO. INC. 3585 HEATCRAFT, INC. 2879 HENDRIX AND DAIL, INC. 3354 TIFTON ALUMINUM COMPANY
Sub-Total:
18,058 235,008
o
40,883
a 36.534o
20,097
o o
17,102
o
77,417 17,102
a
90 103,950
250 13.359
o oa
5.320
57,012
117,649 62,332
253,066
20.097
40.88o3
53,636
o
94,519
o
90 103,950
5,570
70,371
179.981
1.750
o o o oo o ao o oo o
2491 ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES. IN
0
a
0
3612 CHALLENGER ELECTRICAL EQUIP.
250
250
500
oo
Sub-Total:
250
250
500
o
2821 ATLAS ENERGY PRODUCTS 3692 DURACELL U.S.A. 2851 ENSIGN-8ICKFORD INDUSTRIES 3053 FREUOEN8ERG-NOK 3293 GOETZE CORPORATION OF AMERIC 2281 HILLSIDE PLANT 3761 HUGHES GEORGIA. INC. 2273 INTERFACE FLOORING SYSTEMS 3999 KAYDON CORPORATION 2297 KIMBERLYCLARK/LAGRANGE MILL 3069 KLEEN-TEX INDUSTRIES. INC. 3069 LAGRANGE MOLDED PRODUCTS 2273 LIVE OAK/MILSTAR/CSC COMPLEX 2269 MILLIKEN &COMPANY 2262 MILLIKEN & COMPANY ELM CIT 2752 SHOREWOOD PACKAGING CORP OF 3732 SMOKER CRAFT SOUTH 3448 STRAN 8UILDINGS 2673 UNION CAMP CORPORATION
250
a
2.500
2.267
19.150 1
5,750
o
77,324 750 500
a a
217
a a
18,396 126.400
28.742
250
15 500 328,320 172,729
o
17,250 500 685 500 500
o a
21,890
o o o o o
500 15 3,000 330,587 191.879
1
23.000 500
78.009 1,250 1,000
o o
22,107
o o
18.396 126,400
28.742
oo oo o o oo oo o oo a o a a a a
Sub-Total:
282,247 543,139 825,386
a
1455 NORD KAOLIN COMPANY
o
o
o
o
13.100
o
13,100
o oo o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
38,400
o o
38.400
o oo oo o oo o o o o o o o oo oo o o o o o o o o o o o
a
o
1.000 31,465
74350 41715
1.000 31.465 116.065
10o o
1,400
aa
o 62.705
1900 500 212 63381
10 64,105 65.993
a
a
7185
5o
43,197
o
47312 115
a 33,163 89175
a
o 69453
a
250
4000
a
a 321349
5 76,610 538,589
a
a 177193
a a
2.450o
66939 1075833
a
o 475064
o
a 18692
o
500
4750
a 2.950 1,818.471
a 15.633 169249
a
a 101200
o 15,633 270.449
a
a 20097
a 2,523
a 38,400
aa
43,372 436,393
43406 76800 97008 436393
a 520.688 653,607
a
250
250
aa a o
48
36.234aa
138 140184
5570 70371
o 36,532 216.513
a 7.540
7540
a
250
750
a
a
3 12.350
a a 55,762
o
a 750 2.876 250
o
14,934 441
1,679
o o
a
o
7.790
a
72,705 7.500 45,136
1.62o5
250 1.000
5.461a
2.000
8.994a
3.017
o
750
o o
a
8.290
500 72723 22850 375723 193504 55763 23250 1500 84220 4126 3250 8994 14934 25565
1679 750 18396 126400 28742
89,045 148,438 1.062.869
a
o
o
35
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PAGE 12
Table 3: 1990 Releases/Transfers from Facilities by County (in pounds)
SIC Facility Name Code
AIR EMISSIONS FU9itive Stack
SURFACE ON-SITE OFF-SITE TRANSFERS TOTAL
Total
WATER
LAND
POTW
Other RELEASES
UPSON UPSON UPSON UPSON UPSON WALKER WALKER WALKER WALKER WALKER WALKER WALKER
2296 DOMINION ENGINEERED TEXTILES 3499 MAGNI-FAB OF GEORGIA 2269 THOMASTON MIllS WASTEWATER 2261 THOMASTON MIllS, INC.
Sub-Total: 2269 AMERICAN THREAD - ROSSVIllE 3713 BLUE BIRO NORTH GEORGIA 2261 CRYSTAL SPRINGS PRINT WORKS 2821 REICHHOlD CHEMICALS, INC. 3631 ROPER CORPORATION 2269 ROSSVIllE YARN, INC.
Sub-Total:
20,424 2,682
o
_.. _---_o...-
---
o
5,056
o
...... ---o--
20,424
7.73o8 o
------_ ........
_...
_...
o o
10
-..._--o-
o o o o
----------
o o o o
----------
...
789
21213
_------
o o o
... -
--
--
--
7738
1o0
----
23,106 5,056 2B,162
10
o
o
789 28,961
o
14,635 2,000
o
12,286 12,000
o
26,921 14.000
o o o
89,211
o o
20,204 109,415
12,368 12,368
o
o
5243
o o
o 12,432
o 12432
o ooo o
1,148
o o o
15,578
o o
12,281
o o
28069 14000 126939 12368 15578
105.846 56,858 162,704 5,243
o 29,158 12,281 209,386
WALTON WALTON WALTON WALTON
2030 NATIONAL EGG PRODUCTS 2816 STANDRIDGE COLOR CORP. 3443 TOMCO EQUIPMENT COMPANY 3261 UNIVERSAL RUNDLE CO. INC.
o
354 250 17
o
0
o
354
o
250
o
17
o
o
o
o
o
o
o 2,872
o
o
0
o8
177 1,500
539 1750
1
o
2890
WALTON
Sub-Total:
621
o
621
o 2,872
WARE WARE WARE
2491 B &MWOOD PRODUCTS 2851 PROKO INDUSTRIES, INC.
250
o
250
o
500
o
o o
3061 WAYCROSS MOLDED PRODUCTS, IN
250
250
500
250
ooo
9
1,677
o 3,135
o
o
o 12,277
5,179 3635
o
13027
WARE
Sub-Total:
500
500 1,000
250
o
o 15,412 16,662
WARREN
2522 JEBCO, INC.
o 133,746 133,746
o
o
o
o 133746
WASHINGTON 2879 PRENTISS DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.
o
761
761
o
o
o
o
761
WAYNE WAYNE WAYNE
3443 AMERICAN WELDING &TANK CO.
36,691 85,030 121,721
2281 BASF CORPORATION. FIBERS DIV 27,000
o 27,000
2611 ITT RAYONIER INC.
246.030 900,960 1.146,990
o o
11700
o o
6,455
o
28,000
o
59,405 181126
o o
55000 1165145
WAYNE
WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WH ITFIElD WH ITFIElD WH ITFIElD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WH ITFIElD WH ITFIElD WHITFIELD WH ITFIElD WHITFIELD WH ITFI ElD WH ITFI ElD WH ITFI ElD WHITFIELD WH ITFI ElD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD WHITFIELD
Sub-Total:
309,721 985,990 1,295,711
2843 AMERICAN EMULSIONS CO. INC. 2843 ARROW ENGINEERING, INC. 2048 CAGLE'S FARMS, INC. 2891 CAPITOL ADHESIVES INC. 2273 CHEM-TECH FINISHERS, INC. 2272 COllINS &AIkMAN CORPORATION 2272 COllINS &AIKMAN CORPORATION 2016 CONAGRA POULTRY CO. 2273 CORONET INDUSTRIES, INC. 3086 DALTON FOAM DIV. OF NCFI 2821 DOW CHEMICAL DALTON SITE 2819 FARM & INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL C 2843 FIBRO CHEM, INC. 2269 GALAXY CARPET MIllS, INC. 2822 GENERAL LATEX &CHEMICAL COR 2843 lENMAR CHEMICAL CORPORATION 2869 MANUFACTURER'S CHEMICAL 3089 MUNEkATA AMERICA INC. 2899 PARA-CHEM SOUTHERN, INC. 2272 QUEEN CARPET - DALTON 2869 RHONE-POUlENC, lYNDAl CHEMS. 2273 SHAW INDUSTRIES, INC PLANT 2 2272 SHAW INDUSTRIES, INC PLANT 3 2272 SHAW INDUSTRIES, INC PLANT 4 2272 SHAW INDUSTRIES, INC SPRINGDA 2899 STANDARD ADHESIVE &CHEMICAL 2841 TEXALABS CO. INC. 2821 TEXTILE RUBBER &CHEM - LATE 2273 TEXTILE RUBBER &CHEM - TEX2899 TIARCO CHEMICAL DIVISION 2273 WORLD CARPETS, INC./IND. PAR
o
750
o
4,752
o
250 1,100
o o
39 284,100
2,000
3
o o
250
o
500 356
o
1,000
o o o o
675
o
3,257 8,050
250 12,800
o o 89o o
250 5,450
o o
1
96,986 3,000
3 463,717
o o o
22,100 49,190
o
250 10,000
247 34,750 15,750
3,397
o
250 250
o o
o
750 89 4,752
o
500 6,550
o o
40 381,086
5,000
6
463,717
o 25o0
22,600 49,546
o
1,250 10,000
247 34,750 15,750
4,072
o
3,507 8,300
250 12,800
11,700
o o o oo o o o o o
130
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o a o
6,455
o
1,250
o o o o o o o o
3,100 500
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
250
o o a o
28,000
o o
89
a
148,814
o
4,350
o o o o o
4,228 519,089
o
750 3,500
o o o
1,250
o o
514,000
a
8,741
o o o a o
59,405 1,401,271
o o o o o
250
a
250
o o
831,200
o o o 750o o
52,800
o o o o o o o
2,028
o
3,358
o
1,000
o
o
2000 178 4752 148814 750 10900 250
o
40 1215516
5500 4234 982806 750 1000 3500 75400 49546
o
2500 10000
247 548750 15750 14841
250 6865 8300 1250 12800
WH ITFIElD
Sub-Total:
320,132 705,680 1,025,812
130 5,100 1,204,811 891,636 3,127,489
WILKINSON WILKINSON WILKINSON
1455 ENGELHARD CORPORATION 1455 ENGELHARD CORPORATION 1455 ENGELHARD KAOLIN COMPANY
o
250
250
o
250
250
6,083
6,333
a
250
250
3836
o
500 250
o a o
o o
500 10669
o
500
WILKINSON
Sub-Total:
250 6,583
6,833
3,836
1,000
o 11,669
===c::====== e e e e e e e a e e ========== ========== ========== ::;::;======== ========11:= ==========
16,496,06955,549,48372,045,552 4,278,498 1,071,757 7,891,13115,078,570 100365508
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TABLE 4: 1990 Georgia Industrial Activity Totals by Release/Transfer Category (in pounds)
Industry Description
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS
PLYWOOD & PARTICLEBOARD
WOOD PRESERVING PULP AND PAPER MILLS MISCELLANEOUS PAPER PRODUCTS MISCELLANEOUS PAPER PRODUCTS
Total Air
o
531,956 70,756 32,422,663 267,263 17,700
lIater & POTlis
o o
250 2,998,545
1,157 1,270
Land
o o
250 191,908
o o
Transfers
4,250 11,332 103,611 100,264
l,5n 4,210
Total Releases
4,250 543,288 174,867 35,713,380 269,997
23,180
FOREST INDUSTRIES
Sub-Total: 33,310,338 3,001,222
192,158
225,244 36,728,962
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
DRUGS PAINTS AGRICULTURAL FERTILIZER AGRICULTURAL FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS RUBBER PRODUCTS PLASTIC PRODUCTS PLASTIC PRODUCTS
9,3n,267 75,250
470,644 1,055,880
1,000 23,n6 1,271,075 4,434,660
5n,572
3,214,183 250
34,995 2,076,700
o
4,370 2,015
1
o
373,387
o
22,184
1,850
o o
5,900
6,400
o
8,890,126 15,000 122,287 500
o
40,305
235,684 166,549
7,753
21,854,963 90,500 650,110
3,134,930 1,000
68,451 1,514,674 4,607,610
585,325
CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES Sub-Total: 17,287,124 5,332,514
409,721 9,478,204 32,507,563
TEXTILE PRODUCTS CARPETS APPAREL PRODUCTS
2,207,549 226,449 83,555
1,095,712 1,579,248
o
13,810 6,600
o
38,492 4,130
o
3,355,563 1,816,427
83,555
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
Sub-Total:
KAOLIN PROCESSING
OTHER STONE, CLAY &GLASS PRODUCTS
MINERAL PRODUCTS
Sub-Total:
2,517,553
6,833 982,498
989,331
2,674,960
3,836 560
4,396
20,410
1,000 9,550
10,550
42,622
o 660, on 660,on
5,255,545
11,669 1,652,685
1,664,354
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT ELECTRONIC & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MOTOR VEHICLES AEROSPACE PRODUCTS
OTHER TRANSPORTATION
1,225,727 1,342,175 3,844,225 1,762,201
501,803
4,486
30,995 35,747
21,904
o
1,500
250
o
38,400
o
269,058 240,306 1,316,674
589,935 84,786
1,500, n1
1,613,726 5,196,646 2,412,440
586,589
MACHINERY MANUFACTURING Sub-Total: 8,676,131
93,132
40,150 2,500,759 11,310,172
PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES ELECTRONIC & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
915,550
o
24,357
o
5,730 1,004,626 1,950,263
o
250
250
PRIMARY METALS
Sub-Total:
915,550
24,357
5,730 1,004,876 1,950,513
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS TOBACCO PRODUCTS
524,652 3,171
380,693 250
373,784 250
10,111 1,289,240
o
3,671
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Sub-Total:
527,823
380,943
374,034
10,111 1,292,911
FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
3,306,936
4,153
7,465
m,332 4,091,886
FABRICATED METALS
Sub-Total:
PR I NT! NG
PR I NT! NG
Sub-Tota l:
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING Sub-Total:
3,306,936 2,363,678 2,363,678 1,579,775 1,579,775
4,153 180,000 180,000
o o
7,465
o o o o
m,332 198,991 198,991
750 750
4,091,886 2,742,669 2,742,669 1,580,525 1,580,525
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TABLE 4: 1990 Georgia Industrial Activity Totals by Release/Transfer Category (in pounds)
Industry Description
Total Air
Water
& POTWs
Land Transfers
Total Releases
OTHER MANUFACTURING
63,268
2,200
0
5,407
70,875
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
336,724
106,612
0
22,670
466,006
APPAREL FASTENERS
171,321
266,140
11,539
155,527
604,527
WASTE SERVICES
0
--- ... _-------
99,000
--"' ...... _---_ ... -
0
---- .._----- ..
0
--- ..--------
99,000
------------
MISCELLANEOUS
Sub-Total:
571,313
473,952
11,539
183,604 1,240,408
============ ============ ============ ============ ------------
Georgia Reported Totals:
72,045,552 12,169,629 1,071,757 15,078,570 100,365,508
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Table Sa: 1990 Totals by Chemical and Release/Transfer Category (in pounds)
CAS
Chemical Name
Number
Fugitive
Stack
Air
Air
Water
POTII
Land Transfers
000071556 l,l,l-TRICHLOROETHANE 000079005 l,l.2-TRICHLOROETHANE 000120821 1.2.4-TRICHLOROBENZENE 000095636 1.2,4-TRIMETHYLBENZENE 000095501 1.2-DICHLOROBENZENE 000107062 1.2-DICHLOROETHANE 000106990 1.3-8UTADIENE 000106467 1.4-0ICHLOR08ENZENE
000123911 1.4-DIOXANE 000094757 2.4-0 000087627 2.6-XYLIDINE 000110805 2-ETHOXYETHANOL
000080057 4.4'-ISOPROPYLIDENEDIPHENOL 000067641 ACETONE 000079061 ACRYLAMIDE 000079107 ACRYLIC ACID 000107131 ACRYLONITRILE 000107051 ALLYL CHLORIDE 007429905 ALUMINUM (FUME OR OUST) 001344281 ALUMINUM OXIDE 007664417 AMMONIA 006484522 AMMONIUM NITRATE (SOLUTION) 007783202 AMMONIUM SULFATE (SOLUTION) 000120127 ANTHRACENE 007440360 ANTIMONY -00000001 ANTIMONY COMPOUNDS 007440382 ARSENIC -00000002 ARSENIC COMPOUNDS -00000016 ASBESTOS (FRIABLE) 007440393 BARIUM -00000003 BARIUM COMPOUNDS 000071432 BENZENE 000098884 BENZOYL CHLORIDE 000094360 BENZOYL PEROXIDE 007440417 8ERYLLIUM 000092524 BIPHENYL 000103231 BIS(2-ETHYLHEXYL) ADIPATE 000074839 BROMOMETHANE 000141322 BUTYL ACRYLATE 000085687 BUTYL BENZYL PHTHALATE
002832408 C.I. DISPERSE YELLOW 3 007440439 CADMIUM -00000005 CADMIUM COMPOUNDS 000133062 CAPTAN 000063252 CARBARYL 000075150 CARBON DISULFIDE 000056235 CARBON TETRACHLORIDE 00~463581 CARBONYL SULFIDE
000120809 CATECHOL 007782505 CHLORINE 010049044 CHLORINE DIOXIDE 000075003 CHLOROETHANE 000067663 CHLOROFORM 000074873 CHLOROMETHANE 000107302 CHLOROMETHYL METHYL ETHER 001897456 CHLOROTHALONIL 007440473 CHROMIUM -00000007 CHROMIUM COMPOUNDS 007440484 COBALT -00000008 COBALT COMPOUNDS
007440508 COPPER -00000010 COPPER COMPOUNDS 008001589 CREOSOTE 001319773 CRESOL (MIXED ISOMERS) 000098828 CUMENE -00000011 CYANIDE COMPOUNDS 000110827 CYCLOHEXANE 001163195 DECABRDMODIPHENYL OXIDE 000117817 DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL) PHTHALATE (DE 000132649 DIBENZOFURAN 000084742 DIBUTYL PHTHALATE 000075092 DICHLOROMETHANE
000062737 DICHLORVOS 000115322 DICOFOL 000111422 DIETHANOLAMINE 000084662 OIETHYL PHTHALATE 000064675 DIETHYL SULFATE 000131113 DIMETHYL PHTHALATE 000077781 DIMETHYL SULFATE
1.833,720 250
3,814 135.060
56 117 29,294 1,160
o o o
255 171 1.015.131 690 1.553 71 57.240 750 259 997,237 750 750
o
67 1.000
292 1.800
o
1 4.244 148.641
113
o o
6.498 282
24,250 304
4.850
o o
250 250 250
1.650o o
640 74,069
345 266,000
782.000
2.310o
48 1,050
1.308 250 799
11.994 3.551 11,250 1,200 286,876 1.000
53,162o
987
o
280 891.B56
o
8 375 2.650
o
750
o
2.442,643 22.500 2.957 44,921
o
382 20.976
o o o o
35.981 128
5,434,876 1.000 948
o o
4.009 604
3.022,244 12.400 117,208
o
293 1.185
271 737
o o
12.068 622.931
o o o
18.753 6.650 5.320
157 5.501
o o
221 275 355 385
1 247,000
o
346.108 248,500 94,000 1.270,000 22.500
o
4
1.054 2.954
250 452
19.828 1.013 56.250 8.150 23.592
891 280.420
o
440
o
522 2.503.419
o o
515 3.400
o o
10
511
o
1.242
o o o o o o o o o o 68.729o o o o
250 4,531
1.333.534 1.835.579
306.962
o o o o o o o
17.000
1o5 o o 14.360o o o o o
1
1 250
25o0 o o
24.160
120.926o o
24.960o o o
251
117.711o o
293 88
o o o 50o9 o oo o
27,546
o o 1.100o o o o
4,882
o o o
76
o o
209
o o o
3.511 186
412,703 1.000 755
o
5,908 250
o
740.853
o
1.853,023
o
250
50o1 o o
1 3.465
o o
180
o
341,607
o o
820 6.132
250
1
1o0 o 25o0 o
18,000
1.000o o o
22o0
8
262 874 250 31
2.456 52
o
32 55.435
313
o o 25o0
3.403 3.706
o o
2.419 255
o o o
o o
710 610
o oo o o o o o o
2.625
o o o o o
19 326.774
1.600
19.000o o o o o o
2.200
o o o o o
4,250
oo o o o o o
250 250
o o o
1.097 75
o o 1.310o o o
1.130 241.000
28
o 4.730o
o o o o o o o o o
12
o o o o o o o
367.550 20.670
o
31.119
o o
44,800
o o
75
o o
2.877 472.477
o
925 417
o
52.566 152.608 77,437
750 436.393
o
21.494 35.269
4.200 109.060 34,121
o
5.993.064 1.790
o
51
o o
250
o
385 22.002
o o
250 2.050
72o5 o o
597 750
o o
433
o o
1.892
9.256 417.771
250 5.134
76.065 53.216 26.135
750
1 13.058
5.850 23.000
57.099o
720 143.806
o
50 929 9.800
o o o
PAGE
Total Releases
4,649.306 43.420 8.723 211.710 132 499 95.070 1.369
o
75
o
39.747 3.362 7.406.541 2.690 4.181
488 63.148 57.825 158.021 6.498.079 1.851.079 2.733.336
o
22.104 37.955
4,763 111.597 34.121
2.202 6.029,841
773.377 113 231
o
385.468 7.182 29.570 1.666 38.485 250 2 732 3,075 1,830 2,285 1
247.000 44,494 542.928 248.845 360.000 2.078.703 25,030
o
1,952 13.003 781,618 1,028 6.416 115.366 57.920 93.635 10.132 365.904 15.771 339,432 23.000 58,776
o
4.925 3.570.345
o
58 5.338 16.105
o
750 10
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Table Sa: 1990 Totals by Chemical and Release/Transfer Cate90ry (in pounds)
CAS
Chemical Name
Number
Fuq i t i ve
Stack
Air
Air
Water
POTW
Land Transfers
Total Rel eases
000106898 EPICHLOROHYDRIN
6.084
2,446
a
703
0
1
9,234
000140885 ETHYL ACRYLATE
258
211
0
750
0
293
1.512
000100414 ETHYL8ENZENE
85,828
63.336
0
1.170
400 235,227
385,961
000107211 ETHYLENE GLYCOL
5.957
32.736
39,150 419,784
8.001 443,121
948,749
000075218 ETHYLENE OXIDE
34,956 159,167
a
20,959
0
0
215.082
002164172 FLUOMETURON
o
a
0
a
0
1.250
1.250
000050000 FORMALDEHYDE
85,075 396,085
784
868
0
5.055
487,867
000076131 FREON 113
285,388 119,213
0
307
0
22.840
427,748
-00000012 GLYCOL ETHERS
2B5.708 1.257,184
40,941
90.672
31,633 196,267 1.902.405
007647010 HYDROCHLORIC ACID
18.973 5.221,139
280
1.005
3.600
31.570 5.276.567
007664393 HYDROGEN FLUORIDE
1.017
1.490
0
334
a
0
2.841
000123319 HYDROQUINONE
1
1
0
1.200
0
314
1.516
000067630 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL (MANUFACTURI
10.615
75.010
0
250
0
67.703
153,578
007439921 LEAD
5.824
12.363
252
634
38.400 314,992
372.465
-00000013 LEAD COMPOUNDS
4,622
9.472
262
539
250 113.235
128.380
000058899 LINDANE
o
6
a
0
0
192
198
000108316 MALEIC ANHYDRIDE
14,309
514
0
444
0
1.8B7
17.154
012427382 MANEB 007439965 MANGANESE
o
4,297
0 2.899
a0
0
0
1.250
1,250
769
3.495
65.812
77,272
-00000014 MANGANESE COMPOUNDS
1.553
510
a
45
a
55.947
58.055
007439976 MERCURY
2,092
521
27
0
a
4.980
7.620
000067561 METHANOL
1,743.008 18,669,168 262.070 3,599.611
89,900 513.763 24,877.520
000072435 METHOXYCHLOR
250
250
250
0
250
250
1.250
000096333 METHYL ACRYLATE
385
845
0
25
0
0
1.255
000078933 METHYL ETHYL KETONE
705,753 2.214,020
0
3.550
6.732 365.927 3.295.982
000108101 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE
1.446,058 475.524
0
28,569
250
49.858 2.000.259
000080626 METHYL METHACRYLATE
2.760
3.793
0
1.665
a
913
9.131
0001016B8 METHYLENEBIS(PHENYLISOCYANATE)
4,917
15,880
0
750
1.500
3.450
26,497
001313275 MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE
250
250
0
0
a
1.500
2.000
000121697 N.N-DIMETHYLANILINE
250
a
0
0
0
0
250
000071363 N-BUTYL ALCOHOL
126,451 858.375
0
2.714
0
14.779 1.002.319
000117840 N-DIOCTYL PHTHALATE
3.971
680
0
250
0
352
5.253
000091203 NAPHTHALENE
51.882
13.818
2.976
0
6.351
10.406
85.433
007440020 NICKEL
1.261
1,950
548
1.214
494
20.471
25.938
-00000017 NICKEL COMPOUNDS 007697372 NITRIC ACID
751 24,560
1,576 49,391
9.616 0
1,007 250
45a0
16.286 33.141
29,686 107,342
000139139 NITRILOTRIACETIC ACID
o
250
0
1.000
0
0
1.250
000095476 O-XYLENE
3.600
4.429
0
36
0
0
8.065
000056382 PARATHION 000087865 PENTACHLOROPHENOL
o
15
0
1
255
250
0
0
7.650
7.665
0
250
2.877
3.633
000108952 PHENOL
7,982 186.450
29
8
3.700 193,537
391.706
007664382 PHOSPHORIC ACID
30,587
17.876
32
69.474
750
80,889
199.608
007723140 PHOSPHORUS (YELLOW OR WHITE)
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
000085449 PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE
1.983
66
0
250
0
360
2.659
000114261 PROPOXUR
o
0
0
250
a
250
500
000115071 PROPYLENE
16.108
1.050
0
a
0
0
17.158
000075569 PROPYLENE OXIDE
290
3.857
0
0
0
0
4,147
000075558 PROPYLENE IMINE
4
0
a
0
0
0
4
000078922 SEC-BUTYL ALCOHOL
8,581
2.850
a
0
0
0
11.431
007782492 SELENIUM
o
0
0
0
a
250
250
-00000022 SELENIUM COMPOUNDS
500
0
0
0
0
250
750
007440224 SILVER
o
0
1
1
0
0
2
-00000023 SILVER COMPOUNDS
a
12
0
1
0
a
13
000100425 STYRENE
295.353 532.015
0
758
2.750 894,588 1.725,464
007664939 SULFURIC ACID
25.161 1.205,529
4.49B 139,983
51.793 259.277 1.686,241
000075650 TERT-BUTYL ALCOHOL
17,000
5.700
0
0
0
12.000
34,700
0001271B4 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE
340,233 178.526
0
339
0
21.912
541.010
000062566 THIOUREA
o
0
0
750
0
a
750
007550450 TITANIUM TETRACHLORIDE
7,700
0
a
0
0
0
7.700
000108883 TOLUENE
2.193,698 2.942,024
2.344
1,944
5.472 355.361 5.500,843
000584849 TOLUENE-2.4-DIISOCYANATE
250
356
0
0
0
0
606
000091087 TOLUENE2.6-DIISOCYANATE
250
276
0
0
0
0
526
026471625 TOLUENEDIISOCYANATE
2,409
10,096
0
0
0
4.667
17.172
000079016 TRICHLOROETHYLENE
961,153 1.005,124
0
0
0
65.550 2.031.827
001582098 TRIFLURALIN
o
0
0
0
0
1.250
1.250
-00000026 VANADIUM COMPOUNDS
o
0
0
0
22
0
22
000108054 VINYL ACETATE
2,161
31,510
a
785
0
3.043
37,499
000075014 VINYL CHLORIDE 000075354 VINYLIDENE CHLORIDE
11
1
3.700
30
0 0
a0
0
1.000
200 130.800
1.012 134,730
001330207 XYLENE (MIXED ISOMERS)
910,367 2,737,148
509
7,484
4,500 1.202.546 4,862.554
007440666 ZINC (FUME OR DUST)
2.675
12,519
5.750
19 196.544
42.111
259,618
-00000025 ZINC COMPOUNDS
31,420
41,544
7.170
22,222
6.400 473.433
582.189
:z==== z== ==s==:==:_: =:_===e: = ==._=c== = = = =: :.
16,496.069 55,549,483 4,278,498 7.891,131 1.071.757 15,078.570 100,365.508
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CAS
Chemical (not Reported in Georgia)
Number
CAS
N~r
Chemical (not Reported in Georgia)
000091941 (1,1'-Biphenyl)-4,4'diamine,3,3 'dichloro-
000119904 000119937
((11,,11''B-Bipiphheennyyl)l)--44,4,4'-'ddiiaammiinnee,,33,,33'd'-idmimetehtohxyyl--
000081072 1,2-Benzisothiazolin-3-one, 1, 1-dioxide, and salts
000106887 1,2-Butylene oxide
000096128 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane
000540590 1,2-Dichloroethylene
000078875 1,2-Dichloropropane
000122667 1,2-Diphenylhydrazine
001120714 1,2-0xathiolane, 2,2-dioxide
000542756 1,3-Dichloropropene
000082280 1-Amino-2-methylanthraquinone
000924163 1-Butanamine, N-butyl-N-nitroso-
000134327 1-Naphthylamine
000126727 1-Propanol, 2,3-dibromo-, phosphate (3:1)
000615054 2,4-Diaminoanisole
039156417 2,4-Diaminoanisole sulfate
000120832 2,4-Dichlorophenol
000105679 2,4-Dimethylphenol
000051285 2,4-Dinitrophenol
000117793 2-Aminoanthraquinone
000532274 2-Chloroacetophenone
000109864 2-Methoxyethanol
000091598 2-Naphthylamine
000079469 2-Nitropropane
000090437 2-Phenylphenol
000101804 4,4'-Diaminodiphenyl ether
000101611 4,4'-Methylene bis(N,N-dimethyl) benzenamine
000101779 4,4'-Methylene dianiLine
000139651 4,4'-Thiodianiline
000060093 4-Aminoazobenzene
000092671 4-Aminobiphenyl
000092933 4-Nitrobiphenyl
000099592 5-Nitro-o-anisidine
000075070 Acetaldehyde
000060355 Acetamide
000053963 Acetamide, N-9H-fluoren-2-yl-
000075058 Acetonitrile
000107028 Acrolein
000309002 Aldrin
000062533 Aniline
001332214 Asbestos
000098873 Benzal chloride
000055210 Benzamide
000636215 Benzenamine, 2-methyl-, hydrochLoride
000101144 Benzenamine, 000060117 Benzenamine,
4N,,4N'--dmimetehtyhlyeln-4e-bpihse(2n-yclahzloor-o-
000094597 Benzene, 1,2-methylenedioxy-4-allyl-
000541731 Benzene, 1,3-dichloro-
000121142 Benzene, 1-methyL-2,4-dinitro-
000606202 Benzene, 1-methyl-2,6-dinitro-
000108907 Benzene, chloro-
000118741 Benzene, hexachloro
000108383 Benzene, m-dimethyL-
000106423 Benzene, p-dimethyL-
000082688 Benzene, pentachloronitro-
000092875 Benzidine
000098077 Benzotrichloride
000100447 BenzyL chloride
-00000004 Beryllium and Compounds
000108601 Bis(2-chloroisopropyL) ether
000075252 Bromoform
000123728 Butyraldehyde
002650182 C.I. Acid BLue 9, diammonium saLt
003844459 C.I. Acid Blue 9, disodium salt 004680788 C.I. Acid Green 3 000569642 C.I. Basic Green 4 000989388 C.I. Basic Red 1 001937377 C.I. Direct Black 38 002602462 C.I. Direct Blue 6 016071866 C.I. Direct Brown 95
000081889 C.I. Food Red 15 003761533 C.I. Food Red 5 003118976 C.I. Solvent Orange 7 000842079 C.I. Solvent Yellow 14 000097563 C.I. Solvent Yellow 3 000492808 C.I. Solvent Yellow 34 (Auramine) 000128665 C.I. Vat Yellow 4 000156627 Calcium cyanamide
000051796 Carbamic acid, ethyl ester 000759739 Carbamide, N-ethyl-N-nitroso000684935 Carbamide, N-methyl-N-nitroso000079447 Carbamoyl chloride, dimethyl000133904 Chloramben 000057749 Chlordane
-00000006 Chlorinated Phenols 000079118 Chloroacetic acid 000542881 Chloromethyl ether 000126998 Chloroprene 000095487 Cresol, 0000135206 Cupferron 000057125 Cyanides (soluble cyanide salts) 000621647 Di-n-propylnitrosamine 002303164 Diallate 000095807 Diaminotoluene 025376458 Diaminotoluene 000334883 Diazomethane 025321226 Dichlorobenzene (mixed) 000075274 Dichlorobromomethane 000111444 Dichloroethyl ether 001464535 Diepoxybutane
000057147 Dimethylhydrazine 000534521 Dinitrocresol
000055185 Ethanamine, N-ethyl-N-nitroso000067721 Ethane, 1,1,1,2,2,2-hexachloro000079345 Ethane, 1,1,2,2-tetrachloro000106934 Ethane, 1,2-dibromo000062555 Ethanethioamide 004549400 Ethenamine, N-methyl-N-nitroso000510156 Ethyl 4,4'-dichlorobenzilate 000541413 Ethyl chloroformate 000074851 Ethylene 000151564 Ethyleneimine
000096457 Ethylenethiourea 000076448 Heptachlor
000087683 Hexachloro-1,3-butadiene 000077474 Hexachlorocyclopentadiene 001335871 Hexachloronaphthalene 000680319 Hexamethylphosphoramide 000302012 Hydrazine 010034932 Hydrazine sulfate 000074908 Hydrocyanic acid 000078842 Isobutyraldehyde 000051752 Mechlorethamine 000108781 Melamine -00000015 Mercury and Compounds 000074953 Methane, dibromo-
000074884 Methane, iodo-
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CAS
N~r
Chemical (not Reported in Georgia)
000624839 Methyl isocyanate 001634044 Methyl tert-butyl ether 000060344 Methylhydrazine 000090948 Michler's ketone 000505602 Mustard gas 000086306 N-Nitrosodiphenylamine 000059892 N-Nitrosomorpholine 016543558 N-Nitrosonornicotine 000100754 N-Nitrosopiperidine 000098953 Nitrobenzene 001836755 Nitrofen 000055630 Nitroglycerine 000062759 Nitrosodimethylamine 002234131 Octachloronaphthalene 020816120 Osmium tetroxide 000079210 Peracetic acid 000095954 Phenol, 2,4,5-trichloro000088062 Phenol,2,4,6-trichloro 000075445 Phosgene 000088891 Picric acid -00000019 Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBBs) 001336363 Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) 000057578 Propiolactone, beta000123386 Propionaldehyde 000110861 Pyridine 000091225 Quinoline 010588019 Sodium Bichromate 001310732 Sodium hydroxide 007757826 Sodium sulfate (solution) 000096093 Styrene oxide 000100210.Terephthalic acid 000961115 Tetrachlorvinphos 007440280 Thallium -00000024 Thallium and Compounds 001314201 Thorium dioxide 013463677 Titanium dioxide 008001352 Toxaphene (Camphechlor) 000068768 Triaziquone
000052686 Trichlorophon 007440622 Vanadium (fume or dust) 000593602 Vinyl bromide 012122677 Zineb
000080159 alpha,alpha-Dimethylbenzylhydroperoxide 000108394 m-Cresol 000090040 o-Anisidine 000134292 o-Anisidine hydrochloride 000088755 o-Nitrophenol 000095534 o-Toluidine 000104949 p-Anisidine 000106514 p-Benzoquinone 000120718 p-Cresidine 000106445 p-Cresol 000100027 p-Nitrophenol 000156105 p-Nitrosodiphenylamine 000106503 p-Phenylenediamine
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TabLe 6: 1990 Georgia Totals by Chemical CLasses, ChemicaLs, and ReLease/Transfer Category
ChemicaL Name
Nl.I11
TotaL
\Jater On-Site Off-Site
TotaL
Fac
Air & POTWs
Land Transfers ReLeases
AMMONIUM NITRATE (SOLUTION)
AMMONIUM SULFATE (SOLUTION) HYDROCHLORIC ACID HYDROGEN FLUORIDE NITRIC ACID PHOSPHORIC.ACID SULFURIC ACID
16
13,150 1,835,579
25
117,958 2,159,985
79 5,240,112
1,285
16
2,507
334
35
73,951
250
101
48,463
69,506
189 1,230,690 144,481
1,600 19,000 3,600
o
o 750 51,793
750 436,393 31,570
o
33,141 80,889 259,277
1,851,079
2,733,336 5,276,567
2,841 107,342 199,608 1,686,241
------------------------------------ ------------ ------------
MINERAL ACIDS/BASES/SALTS Sub TotaL:
6,726,831 4,211,420
76,743
842,020 11,857,014
1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE
1,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANE 1,2,4-TRICHLOROBENZENE 1,2,4-TRIMETHYLBENZENE 1,2-DICHLOROBENZENE 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE 1,3-BUTADIENE
1,4-DICHLOROBENZENE 1,4-DIOXANE
2,4-0 2,6-XYLIDINE 2-ETHOXYETHANOL 4,4'-ISOPROPYLIDENEDIPHENOL ACETONE ACRYLAMIDE
ACRYLIC ACID ACRYLONITRILE ALLYL CHLORIDE ANTHRACENE BENZENE BENZOYL CHLORIDE BENZOYL PEROXIDE BIPHENYL BIS(2-ETHYLHEXYL) ADIPATE BROMOMETHANE BUTYL ACRYLATE BUTYL BENZYL PHTHALATE C.I. DISPERSE YELLOW 3 CAPTAN
CARBARYL CARBON DISULFIDE CARBON TETRACHLORIDE CARBONYL SULFIDE CATECHOL CHLOROETHANE CHLOROFORM CHLOROMETHANE CHLOROMETHYL METHYL ETHER CHLOROTHALONIL CRESOL (MIXED ISOMERS) CUMENE CYCLOHEXANE DECABROMOOIPHENYL OXIDE
DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL) PHTHALATE (DEHP) DIBENZOFURAN DIBUTYL PHTHALATE DICHLOROMETHANE
DICHLORVOS DICOFOL
85 4,276,363
1
22,750
2
6,771
17
179,981
1
56
1
499
3
50,270
2
1,160
1
0
1
0
1
0
4
36,236
4
299
78 6,450,007
3
1,690
10
2,501
2
71
o
57,240
2
0
8
771,572
1
113
4
0
13
25,251
3
6,932
2
29,570
5
461
8
10,351
1
0
4
525
3
605
3
2,035
2
1
1
247,000
12
640
1
360,000
5 2,052,000
2
24,810
1
0
5
52
3
9,350
3
310,468
7
333,582
3
0
14
1,427
2
0
4
802
52 3,395,275
1
0
2
8
5,393 o
1,242
o
76
o
o
209
o o o
3,511
186
481,432 1,000
755
o
5,908
o
15
o
180 355,967
o
o 820 6,132
250 250
250
250
o o
42,160
o
24,960 220
o
8
32 55,435
o o
250
o
3,403 31,252
o o
o o
710
610
o o o o o o o o o
2,625 o
o o o o o
o
o
4,250
o o o o o
250
250
o o o
1,097
o
1,310
o o o o o o o
o
o o
12
o o
367,550
20,670
o
31,119 o
o
44,800
o o
75
o o
2,877
472,477
o
925
417
o o
1,790
o
51
o
250 o
385 22,002
o
2,050
725
o o o
597
o
433
o o
1,892
750
1
5,850 23,000
57,099
o
720 143,806
o
50
4,649,306
43,420
8,723
211,710 132 499
95,070
1,369
o
75
o
39,747 3,362 7,406,541 2,690 4,181
488 63,148
o
m,377 113 231
385,468 7,182 29,570 1,666 38,485 250 3,075 1,830 2,285
1
247,000 44,494 360,000 2,078,703 25,030
o
1,952 10,132 365,904 339,432 23,000 58,776
o
4,925 3,570,345
o
58
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Table 6: 1990 Georgia Totals by Chemical Classes, Chemicals, and Release/Transfer Category
Chemical Name
------------------------.
NlJ11
Total
Water On-Site Off-Site
Total
Fac
Air & POTWs
Land Transfers Releases
DIETHANOLAMINE
12
890
3,519
0
929
5,338
DIETHYL PHTHALATE
4
6,050
255
0
9,800
16,105
DIETHYl SULFATE
1
0
0
0
0
0
DIMETHYL PHTHALATE
1
750
0
0
0
750
DIMETHYL SULFATE
1
10
0
0
0
10
EPICHLOROHYDRIN
7
8,530
703
0
1
9,234
ETHYL ACRYlATE
4
469
750
0
293
1,512
ETHYlBENZENE
19
149,164
1,170
400
235,227
385,961
ETHYlENE GLYCOL
56
38,693 458,934
8,001
443,121
948,749
ETHYlENE OXIDE
5
194,123
20,959
0
0
215,082
FLUOMETURON
1
0
0
0
1,250
1,250
FORMALDEHYDE
37
481,160
1,652
0
5,055
487,867
FREON 113
22
404,601
307
0
22,840
427,748
GLYCOL ETHERS
94 1,542,892 131,613
31,633
196,267 1,902,405
HYDROQUINONE
3
2
1,200
0
314
1,516
ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL (MANUFACTURING, S 7
85,625
250
0
67,703
153,578
LINDANE
3
6
0
0
192
198
MALEIC ANHYDRIDE
19
14,823
444
0
1,887
17,154
MANEB
1
0
0
0
1,250
1,250
METHANOL
84 20,412,176 3,861,681
89,900
513,763 24,877,520
METHOXYCHLOR
2
500
250
250
250
1,250
METHYL ACRYLATE
4
1,230
25
0
0
1,255
METHYL ETHYL KETONE
67 2,919,m
3,550
6,732
365,927 3,295,982
METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE METHYL METHACRYLATE
30 1,921,582
11
6,553
28,569 1,665
250
49,858 2,000,259
0
913
9,131
METHYLENEBIS(PHENYLISOCYANATE) N,N-DIMETHYLANILINE
26
20,797
1
250
750
1,500
0
0
3,450 0
26,497 250
N-BUTYL ALCOHOL
34
984,826
2,714
0
14,779 1,002,319
N-DIOCTYL PHTHALATE
4
4,651
250
0
352
5,253
NAPHTHALENE
9
65,700
2,976
6,351
10,406
85,433
NITRILOTRIACETIC ACID
2
250
1,000
0
0
1,250
O-XYlENE
3
8,029
36
0
0
8,065
PARATHION
2
15
0
0
7,650
7,665
PENTACHLOROPHENOL
2
256
250
250
2,877
3,633
PHENOL
16
194,432
37
3,700
193,537
391,706
PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE
4
2,049
250
0
360
2,659
PROPOXUR
2
0
250
0
250
500
PROPYlENE
3
17,158
0
0
0
17,158
PROPYlENE OXIDE
3
4,147
0
0
0
4,147
PROPYlENE IMINE SEC-BUTYL ALCOHOL
1
4
0
0
2
11,431
0
0
0
4
0
11,431
STYRENE
41
827,368
758
2,750
894,588 1,725,464
TERT-BUTYL ALCOHOL
1
22,700
0
0
12,000
34,700
TETRACHLOROETHYLENE
12
518,759
339
0
21,912
541,010
THIOUREA
1
0
750
0
0
750
TOLUENE
101 5,135,722
4,288
5,472
355,361 5,500,843
TOLUENE-2,4-DIISOCYANATE
2
606
0
0
0
606
TOLUENE-2,6-DIISOCYANATE TOLUENEDIISOCYANATE
2
526
0
0
0
526
9
12,505
0
0
4,667
17,172
TRICHLOROETHYLENE
6 1,966,277
0
0
65,550 2,031,827
TRIFLURAlIN VINYL ACETATE VINYL CHLORIDE
1
0
0
6
33,671
785
2
12
0
0
1,250
1,250
0
3,043
37,499
0
1,000
1,012
VINYLIDENE CHLORIDE XYLENE (MIXED ISOMERS)
ORGANICS
1
3,730
0
200
130,800
134,730
109 3,647,515
7,993
4,500 1,202,546 4,862,554
------------------------------------ ------------ ------------
Sub Total:
60,341,712 5,562,468 173,003 6,045,579 72,122,762
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Table 6: 1990 Georgia Totals by Chemical Classes, Chemicals, and Release/Transfer Category
Chemical Name
----_ ... -------------------
Nun
Total
Water On-Site Off-Site
Total
Fac
Air &POTWs
Land Transfers Releases
ANTIMONY ANTIMONY COMPOUNDS ARSENIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS BARIUM BARIUM COMPOUNDS BERYLLIUM CADMIUM CADMIUM COMPOUNDS CHROMIUM CHROMIUM COMPOUNDS COBALT COBALT COMPOUNDS COPPER COPPER COMPOUNDS LEAD LEAD COMPOUNDS MANGANESE MANGANESE COMPOUNDS MERCURY MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE NICKEL NICKEL COMPOUNDS SELENIUM SELENIUM COMPOUNDS SILVER SILVER COMPOUNDS VANADIUM COMPOUNDS ZINC (FUME OR DUST) ZINC COMPOUNDS
HEAVY METALS
Sub Total:
8
360
250
0
21,494
22,104
15
2,185
501
0
35,269
37,955
5
563
0
0
4,200
4,763
27
2,537
0
0
109,060
111,597
3
1
1
2,200
0
2,202
26
16,312
20,465
0 5,993,064 6,029,841
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
2
4
471
11
0
250
732
20
2,104
513
1,130
9,256
13,003
60
4,262 118,585 241,000
417,771
781,618
2
500
250
28
250
1,028
10
1,251
31
0
5,134
6,416
42
31,822
2,749
4,730
76,065
115,366
53
4,564
140
0
53,216
57,920
19
18,187
886
38,400
314,992
3n,465
27
14,094
801
250
113,235
128,380
27
7,196
769
3,495
65,812
77,2n
17
2,063
45
0
55,947
58,055
2
2,613
27
0
4,980
7,620
2
500
0
0
1,500
2,000
18
3,211
1,762
14
2,327
10,623
494
20,471
25,938
450
16,286
29,686
1
0
0
0
250
250
2
500
0
0
250
750
1
0
2
0
1
12
1
0
0
2
0
13
1
0
0
22
0
22
12
15,194
5,769
196,544
42,111
259,618
73
72,964
29,392
6,400
------------------------------------
----- 4... 7_3-,-4-3-3-
-_...... __58...2.-,1-8--9
205,793 193,575 495,143 7,834,296 8,n8,807
ALUMINUM (FUME OR DUST)
4
4,759
500
0
52,566
57,825
ALUMINUM OXIDE
6
863
4,531
19
152,608
158,021
AMMONIA
119 4,019,481 2,074,387 326,774
77,437 6,498,079
ASBESTOS (FRIABLE)
1
0
0
0
34,121
34,121
CHLORINE CHLORINE DIOXIDE
54
420,177 121,926
75
750
542,928
5
248,845
0
0
0
248,845
CREOSOTE
2
67,500
0
0
26,135
93,635
CYANIDE COMPOUNDS
8
1,891
822
0
13,058
15,771
PHOSPHORUS (YELLOW OR WHITE) TITANIUM TETRACHLORIDE
3
0
1
7,700
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7,700
------------------------------------ ... _---------- ------------
OTHER TOXICS
Sub Total:
4,771,216 2,202,166 326,868
356,675 7,656,925
==================================== ============ ============
Georgia Reported Totals:
72,045,552 12,169,629 1,071,757 15,078,570 100,365,508
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TABLE 7: 1990 Georgia Industrial Activity Totals by Chemical Class of Release or Transfer (in pounds)
Industry Description
Mineral Acid Bases Salts
Organics
Heavy MetaLs
Other Taxies
Total ReLeases
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS PLYWOOD & PARTICLEBOARD WOOD PRESERVI NG
PULP AND PAPER MILLS
MISCELLANEOUS PAPER PRODUCTS
MISCELLANEOUS PAPER PRODUCTS
o o o
6,242,251 1,114 o
o
541,038
3,633 28,422,091
202,577
23,180
4,250
2,250 77,599 256,560
200
o
o o
93,635
792,478 66,106
o
4,250 543,288 174,867
35,713,380 269,997 23,180
------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
FOREST INDUSTRIES
Sub-Total: 6,243,365 29,192,519
340,859
952,219 36,728,962
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS DRUGS PAINTS AGRICULTURAL FERTILIZER AGRICULTURAL FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS RUBBER PRODUCTS PLASTIC PRODUCTS PLASTIC PRODUCTS
529,566 12,535,185
o
90,500
6,350,170
o
2,440,042 21,854,963
o
90,500
2,915
590,072
50,458
6,665
650,110
1,650,400 250
o o o o ------------
33,320
o
56,651 1,383,393 4,577,260
585,325
------------
2,500
o
2,550 102,395 30,350
o
------------
1,448,710
750 9,250 28,886
o ------------o
3,134,930
1,000 68,451
1,514,674 4,607,610
------5-8-5-,3-2--5
CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES Sub-Total: 2,183,131 19,851,706 6,538,423 3,934,303 32,507,563
TEXTILE PRODUCTS CARPETS APPAREL PRODUCTS
TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
724,082 1,811,826
5,728
813,927 3,355,563
1,170,232
o
486,567 83,555
16,080
o
143,548 1,816,427
o
83,555
------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
Sub-TotaL: 1,894,314 2,381,948
21,808
957,475 5,255,545
KAOLIN PROCESSING OTHER STONE, CLAY & GLASS PRODUCTS
6,086 499,158
o
542,524
o
200,599
5,583
11,669
410,404 1,652,685
------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
MINERAL PRODUCTS
Sub-TotaL:
505,244
542,524
200,599
415,987 1,664,354
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT ELECTRONIC & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
MOTOR VEHICLES AEROSPACE PRODUCTS OTHER TRANSPORTATION
1,861 20,137
o
232,926
o
1,395,263 1,451,873 4,872,315 1,830,396
543,962
98,897 139,216 290,210 225,013 42,627
4,750
2,500 34,121 124,105
o
1,500,771
1,613,726 5,196,646 2,412,440
586,589
------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
MACHINERY MANUFACTURING Sub-Total:
254,924 10,093,809
795,963
165,476 11,310,172
PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES
ELECTRONIC & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
247,170
o ------------
1,153,416 0
------------
446,897 250
------------
102,780
o ------------
1,950,263
----------2-5-0
PRIMARY METALS
Sub-Total:
247,170 1,153,416
447,147
102,780 1,950,513
FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS TOBACCO PRODUCTS
251,698
o
24,000 3,671
17,429
o
996,113 1,289,240
o
3,671
------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Sub-Total:
251,698
27,671
17,429
996,113 1,292,911
FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
93,060 3,753,410
242,916
2,500 4,091,886
------------ ------------ -_.. -------- ------------ ------------
FABRICATED METALS
Sub-TotaL:
93,060 3,753,410
242,916
2,500 4,091,886
PRINTING PRINTING
180,250 2,454,419
96,000
12,000 2,742,669
------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
Sub-TotaL:
180,250 2,454,419
96,000
12,000 2,742,669
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
o ------------
1,580,525
------------
o ------------
o ------------
----1-,5--8-0-,5--2-5
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING Sub-Total:
o 1,580,525
o
o 1,580,525
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TABLE 7: 1990 Georgia Industrial Activity Totals by Chemical Class of Release or Transfer (in pounds)
Industry Description
----------------------------
Mineral Acid Bases Salts
Organics
Heavy Metals
Other Toxics
Total Releases
OTHER MANUFACTURING
0
67,625
0
3,250
70,875
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
0
450,914
500
14,592
466,006
APPAREL FASTENERS
3,858
572,276
27,163
1,230
604,527
IJASTE SERVICES
0
... -----------
0
-_._------- ...
0
-_... ---------
99,000
------------
99,000
------------
MISCELLANEOUS
Sub-Total:
3,858 1,090,815
27,663
118,072 1,240,408
============ ============ ============ ============ ============
Georgia Reported Totals:
11,857,014 72,122,762 8,728,807 7,656,925 100,365,508
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