Facility detail

USS GARY WORKS

1 N BROADWAY, GARY, IN, 46402

Parent company: US STEEL CORP

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 Zinc compounds Manganese compounds Manganese And Manganese Compounds Nitrate compounds (water dissociable; reportable only when in aqueous solution) Ammonia Total (lbs)
2024 5,679,000 — 11,028,200 120,000 161,445 19,070,171
2023 4,478,700 — 6,824,700 130,000 173,144 12,906,361
2022 4,676,500 — 5,725,400 150,000 158,273 11,870,526
2021 4,081,200 — 4,626,000 130,000 162,364 9,930,670
2020 5,477,400 — 12,033,600 140,000 132,393 19,264,205
2019 7,279,010 — 13,033,715 240,000 131,617 22,268,448
2018 10,089,900 — 15,027,730 250,000 148,627 27,635,829
2017 7,991,320 14,030,400 — 240,000 173,355 24,294,569
2016 7,704,100 13,055,400 — 280,000 135,486 22,913,552
2015 6,567,610 11,061,200 — 2,500,000 162,853 21,761,006
2014 6,073,200 12,052,600 — 3,500,000 320,977 23,472,121
2013 8,172,500 8,755,200 — 3,200,000 380,181 22,055,829
2012 6,376,800 5,476,400 — 8,900,000 400,383 23,339,563
2011 5,110,200 5,473,100 — 8,200,000 350,222 20,138,837
2010 5,139,160 4,225,700 — 9,100,000 294,151 19,690,453
2009 3,105,110 5,751,100 — 1,400,000 266,121 11,481,585
2008 3,482,900 5,959,400 — 1,300,000 277,290 12,033,987
2007 4,294,290 3,651,501 — 1,600,000 274,010 11,339,394
2006 4,599,215 4,952,716 — 1,600,460 322,410 12,481,096
2005 3,864,446 4,536,186 — 1,700,180 91,926 11,178,628
2004 5,174,933 4,749,445 — 2,400,084 114,361 13,519,258
2003 8,470,673 3,043,704 — 3,500,084 125,579 20,056,205
2002 5,384,763 3,045,005 — 2,900,000 145,861 12,941,402
2001 5,279,703 4,241,445 — 3,000,084 180,727 13,924,445
2000 5,988,903 3,641,474 — 3,200,084 187,123 14,230,525
1999 11,286,150 770,850 — — 870,900 14,247,258
1998 9,355,034 1,674,189 — — 2,112,714 14,677,859
1997 12,224,000 1,881,000 — — 2,933,900 19,008,905
1996 4,155,220 1,496,000 — — 2,990,150 10,540,532
1995 3,427,000 2,411,000 — — 4,021,090 11,675,262
1994 427,600 1,060,000 — — 3,807,100 6,321,639
1993 471,200 871,000 — — 347,000 2,403,962
1992 389,600 797,000 — — 377,400 2,385,902
1991 324,400 885,000 — — 710,000 3,271,694
1990 147,600 375,900 — — 1,123,000 4,474,622
1989 10,823 345,100 — — 1,200,000 3,186,123
1988 4,323 2,552,300 — — 1,200,000 11,710,468
1987 2,320,400 2,400,850 — — 1,430,000 8,378,086

▎ Facilities report to EPA's TRI once they manufacture, process, or use a listed chemical above set thresholds. Once that threshold is crossed, they must report actual releases regardless of size — so a small number reflects genuine low-level discharge, not a data error.