Facility detail

CHEMOURS JOHNSONVILLE PLANT

1950 DU PONT RD, NEW JOHNSONVILLE, TN, 37134

Parent company: THE CHEMOURS CO

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 Hydrochloric acid (acid aerosols including mists, vapors, gas, fog, and other airborne forms of any particle size) Manganese compounds Carbonyl sulfide Sodium sulfate (solution) Chromium compounds (except for chromite ore mined in the Transvaal Region) Total (lbs)
2024 5,317 — 2,871,040 — — 8,832,614
2023 5,769 — 2,562,680 — — 8,095,266
2022 9,718 — 2,519,740 — — 7,703,404
2021 9,346 — 2,202,083 — — 8,028,923
2020 9,628 — 2,799,840 — — 8,017,786
2019 9,015 — 2,768,400 — — 8,695,690
2018 10,342 5,069,760 2,736,259 — — 9,941,740
2017 10,978 4,902,807 2,910,000 — 1,475,839 10,773,350
2016 19,235 5,100,396 3,074,217 — 1,310,740 10,997,250
2015 18,303 4,445,118 2,464,012 — 1,428,005 9,893,172
2014 18,639 5,030,700 2,671,450 — 1,185,030 10,061,660
2013 22,935 5,869,073 2,735,621 — 1,225,678 11,356,618
2012 19,056 4,679,663 2,074,247 — 894,905 8,541,123
2011 22,619 8,264,757 2,160,478 — 1,180,347 13,333,997
2010 23,614 8,301,473 2,686,288 — 1,043,160 13,702,424
2009 18,906 7,049,382 2,858,550 — 909,587 12,364,976
2008 12,000 6,734,123 1,473,500 — 765,231 10,122,055
2007 12,000 8,544,711 1,446,000 — 1,317,254 12,513,285
2006 12,000 9,669,030 1,908,000 — 1,290,380 14,242,462
2005 52,000 8,944,032 2,311,000 — 1,620,240 14,781,706
2004 52,000 8,729,033 2,043,000 — 2,138,804 14,543,817
2003 52,000 6,561,000 2,113,000 — 1,998,834 12,327,617
2002 52,000 7,966,400 2,196,000 — 1,253,200 12,787,488
2001 52,000 5,596,400 1,771,000 — 1,222,500 11,826,493
2000 60,000 6,806,400 1,555,000 — 990,900 12,562,062
1999 60,000 9,509,500 1,240,000 — 791,700 11,923,546
1998 60,000 6,950,000 1,410,000 — 759,300 9,597,425
1997 60,000 7,000,000 2,630,000 — 530,900 10,691,910
1996 71,000 7,500,000 1,510,000 — 606,600 10,881,925
1995 322,000 5,100,000 1,340,400 — 504,600 7,483,575
1994 55,364,750 — 1,638,900 — — 57,019,500
1993 49,332,000 — 1,867,000 — — 51,215,700
1992 47,327,000 — 4,650,000 — — 52,035,600
1991 52,357,500 — 6,800,000 — — 59,217,900
1990 50,390,000 — 8,500,000 — — 59,003,965
1989 49,380,500 — 7,800,000 — — 57,373,345
1988 40,413,000 4,000,000 8,500,000 — — 52,960,590
1987 — — — 46,000,000 — 46,001,216

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