Facility detail

NORIT AMERICAS INC

1432 6TH ST MAIP, PRYOR, OK, 74361

Parent company: NORIT AMERICAS 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 Hydrochloric acid (acid aerosols including mists, vapors, gas, fog, and other airborne forms of any particle size) Lead Polycyclic aromatic compounds Benzo[g,h,i]perylene Phenanthrene Total (lbs)
2024 39,575 4 125 — 70 39,796
2023 50,839 158 421 — 95 51,514
2022 49,400 170 421 — 95 50,087
2021 49,858 257 421 — 101 50,638
2020 41,800 223 420 — 95 42,540
2019 39,042 212 420 — 85 39,762
2018 39,155 270 420 — 79 39,927
2017 38,132 241 378 — 72 38,825
2016 34,032 241 420 — 80 34,776
2015 49,895 297 508 64 — 50,766
2014 54,234 321 552 70 — 55,179
2013 56,790 336 578 73 — 57,780
2012 56,355 724 594 76 — 57,777
2011 51,414 1,090 606 77 — 53,190
2010 55,728 900 608 78 — 57,402
2009 56,397 846 1,026 131 — 58,473
2008 56,100 791 1,026 131 — 58,115
2007 56,426 782 1,686 215 — 59,208
2006 46,151 788 1 0 — 47,050
2005 41,023 1,180 — — — 42,270
2004 73,119 937 — — — 74,128
2003 66,688 266 — — — 67,007
2002 42,408 — — — — 42,408
2001 — — — — — 13
2000 40,243 — — — — 40,243
1999 36,007 — — — — 36,007
1998 30,771 — — — — 30,809
1997 29,041 — — — — 29,080
1996 31,202 — — — — 31,242
1995 31,950 — — — — 31,955
1994 30,263 — — — — 30,270
1993 29,224 — — — — 29,231
1992 27,831 — — — — 27,838
1991 9,615 — — — — 9,624
1990 320 — — — — 331
1989 320 — — — — 331
1988 — — — — — 11

▎ 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.