Facility detail

CABOT CORP PAMPA PLANT

11561 US HIGHWAY 60, PAMPA, TX, 79065

Parent company: CABOT 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 Hydrogen cyanide Carbon disulfide Carbonyl sulfide Hydrogen sulfide Polycyclic aromatic compounds Total (lbs)
2024 — — — 28,395 3 28,574
2023 — — — 31,013 2 31,191
2022 — — — 50,730 3 50,911
2021 — — — 66,749 3 66,934
2020 — — — 46,514 2 46,688
2019 — — — 46,503 2 46,673
2018 — — — 46,351 2 63,219
2017 — — — 47,580 — 47,580
2016 18,483 21,665 8,217 46,903 963 100,450
2015 18,495 21,853 8,285 45,861 959 98,372
2014 — — — 39,987 5,335 45,887
2013 — — — 41,090 4,748 46,131
2012 20,695 — — 29,814 1,803 52,570
2011 14,054 — — — 4,068 18,385
2010 17,738 — — — 656 18,652
2009 12,060 13,451 4,590 — 13 30,372
2008 9,763 9,557 3,441 — 20 23,290
2007 8,996 10,177 3,759 — 34 23,002
2006 8,019 8,867 1,329 — 592 18,841
2005 73,556 46,718 14,426 — 104 134,830
2004 245,124 245,776 45,157 — 134 536,218
2003 227,710 228,342 41,122 — 157 497,356
2002 230,512 223,746 50,930 — 100 505,315
2001 254,084 188,266 65,400 — 67 508,581
2000 750,450 284,890 68,170 — 74 1,103,849
1999 725,130 242,930 84,030 — — 1,052,095
1998 768,050 305,650 68,650 — — 1,142,355
1997 190,950 59,850 142,450 — — 393,260
1996 167,730 51,950 128,672 — — 348,357
1995 185,850 58,890 142,010 — — 386,755
1994 150,859 41,379 125,915 — — 318,408
1993 152,586 41,910 127,356 — — 322,357
1992 180,590 59,250 142,250 — — 382,595
1991 117,770 322,706 37,743 — — 478,474
1990 — 350,266 41,018 — — 391,294
1989 — 315,050 36,850 — — 352,650
1988 — — — — — 3,250

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