Facility detail

BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORP

1900 N HWY 201, MOUNTAIN HOME, AR, 72653

Parent company: BAXTER INTERNATIONAL 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 Freon 113 (CFC-113) Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate Ethylene oxide Ethylene glycol Vinyl acetate Total (lbs)
2024 — 22 35 — — 71
2023 — 19 70 — — 117
2022 — 22 280 120 — 448
2021 — 295 2,710 381 — 3,402
2020 — 172 7,900 500 — 8,582
2019 — 169 9,400 500 — 10,079
2018 — 149 7,500 500 — 8,159
2017 — 159 6,900 500 — 7,569
2016 — 169 6,800 500 — 7,479
2015 — 179 6,300 500 — 6,989
2014 — 2,476 950 5 250 3,681
2013 — 1,600 950 5 250 2,805
2012 — 1,400 830 5 250 2,485
2011 — 1,500 800 5 250 2,555
2010 — 1,500 760 5 250 2,515
2009 — 1,700 720 5 250 2,680
2008 — 1,700 700 5 50 2,460
2007 — 1,576 650 5 — 2,236
2006 — 1,376 636 5 — 2,022
2005 — 986 717 5 — 1,713
2004 — 2,400 1,950 5 — 4,362
2003 — 3,300 1,740 5 — 5,052
2002 — 3,500 1,950 5 — 5,720
2001 — 7,900 1,700 5 — 10,365
2000 — 8,000 2,000 5 — 10,265
1999 — 7,000 21,400 5 — 28,555
1998 — 7,100 22,300 5 — 29,410
1997 14,800 7,200 23,600 5 — 45,610
1996 41,000 7,300 21,000 5 — 69,310
1995 50,000 7,000 23,000 250 — 80,255
1994 59,000 250 10,000 250 — 69,505
1993 112,000 250 11,000 250 — 123,505
1992 178,000 92,000 11,000 250 — 281,255
1991 184,000 94,000 8,900 250 — 287,155
1990 320,000 79,250 111,300 — — 510,555
1989 450,000 76,000 101,100 — — 627,100
1988 540,200 75,000 — — — 615,200
1987 — — — — — 250

▎ 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.