Facility detail

DUPONT TOWANDA PLANT

192 PATTERSON BLVD, TOWANDA, PA, 18848

Parent company: DUPONT DE NEMOURS INC

Carcinogen PBT — EPA classifications across all reporting years

Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year Dichloromethane Methanol Toluene Freon 113 (CFC-113) Methyl ethyl ketone Total (lbs)
2024 — 145 2,598 — — 2,743
2023 — 2,525 2,662 — — 5,187
2022 — 2,737 2,185 — — 4,941
2021 — 3,133 2,526 — — 5,736
2020 — 2,763 2,446 — — 5,422
2019 — 5,130 4,212 — — 9,355
2018 — 2,257 2,945 — — 5,219
2017 — 2,388 3,120 — — 5,521
2016 — 2,390 3,046 — — 5,436
2015 — 2,671 4,327 — — 6,998
2014 — 1,969 3,647 — — 5,621
2013 — 2,200 3,644 — — 5,844
2012 — 2,315 4,148 — — 7,581
2011 — 2,411 3,701 — — 10,759
2010 — 2,983 6,010 — — 13,242
2009 — 2,479 7,513 — — 12,673
2008 — 2,478 5,869 — — 8,357
2007 — 3,852 5,325 — — 9,182
2006 — 4,451 5,998 — — 10,460
2005 — 3,327 5,629 — — 8,965
2004 — 6,931 5,271 — — 12,218
2003 — 9,295 4,277 — 7,051 20,779
2002 — 6,347 4,875 — 8,472 19,872
2001 — 5,671 5,458 — 14,733 25,975
2000 — 11,342 6,709 — 26,918 45,136
1999 — 10,551 7,035 — 23,318 40,982
1998 — 2,200 5,600 — 2,658 10,495
1997 — 3,224 6,400 — 100 9,747
1996 490,000 280,000 7,000 — 998 780,918
1995 540,000 380,000 6,500 — 330 929,690
1994 740,000 410,000 3,400 — 2,200 1,157,770
1993 810,000 330,000 1,000 — 640 1,152,740
1992 1,160,000 280,000 380 25,400 — 1,476,620
1991 1,437,000 206,976 600 25,580 — 1,681,456
1990 534,000 183,900 — 18,350 — 749,617
1989 2,800,000 85,600 — 18,700 — 2,930,300
1988 2,363,000 67,100 — 33,300 — 2,474,300
1987 3,599,931 376,325 — 22,200 — 3,999,056

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