Browse Industrial Facilities

Explore all 25,986 EPA-tracked industrial facilities with toxic release data

About this facility browse listing

This page browses every industrial facility that filed a Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) report to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under EPCRA section 313. The TRI program collects information on toxic chemical releases and waste-management activities from manufacturing, mining, electric utilities, and federal-facility operations across the United States. A facility appears in this list when it meets all three TRI reporting criteria: it is in a covered industry sector, has the equivalent of 10 or more full-time employees, and manufactures, processes, or otherwise uses a TRI-listed chemical above the activity threshold for that chemical.

The total release figure for each facility is a mass total (in pounds) summing on-site air, water, land, and underground-injection releases plus off-site transfers for further waste management. The figure aggregates across all chemicals reported by the facility and does not weight by chemical toxicity, persistence, or bioaccumulation potential. Facilities reporting larger volumes of less-toxic chemicals will rank above facilities reporting smaller volumes of more-hazardous substances under this raw-mass ordering. For comparative analysis that incorporates relative-toxicity weighting, the EPA publishes the Risk-Screening Environmental Indicators (RSEI) model separately from the TRI raw data.

How to use this listing

Use the sort controls at the top of the table to rank facilities by name (alphabetical A–Z), by total releases (largest to smallest), or by chemical-count diversity (most distinct TRI chemicals first). The alphabetical index lets you jump to facilities whose name starts with a specific letter. Use the search controls on the BrowseHeader to filter by name fragment, by industry code, or by state. Clicking any facility name opens the facility detail page with the full reported-chemical breakdown, multi-year release history where available, parent-company affiliation, and Census-tract location.

Cross-reference any facility against our companion data surfaces: the state-level rollup shows aggregate facility count, water-system count, and Superfund site count by state. The chemical-level rollup ranks the 600+ TRI-reportable chemicals by total reported release mass and shows the facilities reporting each chemical. The research section contains live SSR-from-DB analyses comparing state, county, and chemical concentration patterns. The methodology page documents the upstream data sources, ingest cadence, and editorial choices that shape every figure on this site.

The data shown reflects the most recent TRI-reporting-year ingest. The EPA publishes annual TRI data in two stages: a preliminary public-release file each summer covering the prior calendar year, followed by a finalized Basic Data File later in the year. Reporting revisions can occur as facilities correct earlier filings or as the EPA publishes data quality updates. We refresh the PlainEnviro database each TRI cycle and document the ingest date in the per-facility detail pages. For research and citation use, prefer the EPA Envirofacts portal as the authoritative original source.

Facility Total Releases (lbs)
Uraseal Inc Dover 2
Urethane Polymers International Fontana 4,792
Urethane Systems USA LLC Gastonia 2,423.497
Urick Foundry Co Erie 199.8
Urschel Laboratories Inc Chesterton 107,352.109
US Air Force Cape Canaveral Afs Cape Canaveral Afs 175.3
US Air Force Offutt Afb NE Offutt Afb 246.3
US Air Force Patrick Afb Fl Patrick Afb 1,531.72
US Air Force Plant 4 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co Fort Worth 245,564.682
US Air Force/scott Air Force Base Scott Air Force Base 504
US Aluminum Corp Waxahachie 9,686
US Antimony Corp Thompson Falls 9,658
US Army - Watervliet Arsenal Watervliet 308,424.211
US Army 1ST Armored Div & Fort Bliss Ranges Fort Bliss 1,073,765.9
US Army Aviation Center of Excellence & Ft Rucker Firing Rng Fort Rucker 374,988.3
US Army Blue Grass Army Depot Richmond 367,807.364
US Army Camp Guernsey Training Areas Guernsey 178,056
US Army Corps of Engineers Dalecarlia WTP Washington 3,894
US Army Corps of Engineers McMillan WTP Washington Aqueduc Washington 73,243.764
US Army Donnelly Training Area Ranges Delta Junction 32,531.5
US Army Fort Ap Hill Bowling Green 282,462.566
US Army Fort Campbell Fort Campbell 2,852,816.11
US Army Fort Carson (cantonment) Fort Carson 2,849,720.6
US Army Fort Cavazos Range Facility Fort Cavazos 1,302,078.4
US Army Fort Detrick Fort Detrick 333.802
US Army Fort Drum Fort Drum 699,969.25
US Army Fort Irwin National Training Center Fort Irwin 981,742.1
US Army Fort Riley-Garrison Fort Riley 202,065
US Army Fort Stewart (part) Fort Stewart 1,314,575
US Army Garrison Fort Belvoir Fort Belvoir 209.7
US Army Garrison Fort Knox Fort Knox 1,129,421.777
US Army Garrison White Sands Missile Range White Sands Missile Range 660,866.893
US Army Garrison Yuma Proving Ground Yuma 191,549.2
US Army Garrison-Redstone Huntsville 2,005,253.1
US Army Hawthorne Army Depot Main Base Hawthorne 3,384.07
US Army Hawthorne Army Depot New Bomb Hawthorne 7,708
US Army Holston Army Ammunition Plant Kingsport 22,427,393.05
US Army Iowa Army Ammunition Plant Middletown 232,816
US Army Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (jbm-Hh) Fort Myer 1.056
US Army Lake City Army Ammunition Plant Independence 1,012,185.88
US Army Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant Texarkana 45.94
US Army Maneuver Support Center Imld-Pw-E Fort Leonard Wood 1,122,207.2
US Army McAlester Army Ammunition Plant Mcalester 1,012,173.369
US Army National Guard - Camp Villere Range(s) Slidell 80,135.4
US Army National Guard Camp Atterbury Ranges Edinburgh 339,659.8
US Army National Guard Camp Blanding Ranges Starke 529,955.6
US Army National Guard Camp Bowie Ranges Brownwood 14,581.9
US Army National Guard Camp Clark Ranges Nevada 2,148.5
US Army National Guard Camp Crowder Ranges Neosho 15,156.1
US Army National Guard Camp Grayling Jmtc North Ranges Camp Grayling 100,784.9