Facility detail

NASCOTE INDUSTRIES

18310 ENTERPRISE AVE, NASHVILLE, IL, 62263

Parent company: MAGNA US HOLDING INC

Carcinogen — 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 Acetone Toluene n-Butyl alcohol Xylene (mixed isomers) Methyl ethyl ketone Total (lbs)
2024 — 458 6,109 185 — 13,915
2023 — 399 5,582 729 — 13,849
2022 — 455 3,287 709 — 10,290
2021 — 453 2,302 144 — 7,450
2020 — 495 2,924 2,173 — 12,974
2019 — 3,155 5,392 743 — 29,421
2018 — 1,916 4,030 2,761 — 28,369
2017 — 1,899 2,453 3,001 — 21,701
2016 — 1,435 3,918 6,618 — 17,945
2015 — 1,719 4,092 7,854 — 19,203
2014 — 1,709 4,265 7,872 — 19,352
2013 — 1,370 5,391 7,789 — 20,303
2012 — 1,120 3,546 7,799 — 16,725
2011 — 1,276 3,996 9,125 — 19,098
2010 — 1,541 4,043 9,066 — 21,939
2009 — 4,026 3,259 5,772 — 19,607
2008 — 3,883 3,003 5,921 — 21,505
2007 — 4,772 3,689 6,337 — 18,805
2006 — 7,644 4,414 9,784 — 31,098
2005 — 9,353 3,063 9,905 — 30,205
2004 — 11,226 3,384 14,487 — 38,890
2003 — 6,625 2,696 10,664 755 28,479
2002 — 6,330 1,587 16,785 1,439 39,262
2001 — 6,232 1,554 16,202 1,805 39,782
2000 — 8,838 1,781 32,350 4,104 63,646
1999 — 9,063 1,537 26,371 4,589 54,095
1998 — 8,683 — 12,896 4,942 41,873
1997 — 11,823 — 7,676 4,402 43,450
1996 — 10,900 — 10,426 4,304 49,094
1995 — 4,248 — 40,030 19,388 82,042
1994 — 1,688 3,196 25,442 8,460 46,910
1993 89,151 — 43,674 70,310 31,590 282,048
1992 30,642 20,662 101,216 219,164 100,803 629,845
1991 223,247 101,282 95,884 38,140 70,850 604,152
1990 861,975 387,983 109,749 12,831 39,435 1,461,553
1989 472,278 296,632 132,000 24,275 — 963,996
1988 — 433,012 110,363 — — 543,375

▎ 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.