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Combined Toxic 100 / Greenhouse 100 Indexes (2019 Report, Based on 2017 Data)

(Click on column headers to re-sort table: current sort is by Toxic 100 Air Rank.)
Huntsman 1 16% 43% 75
Boeing 2 17% 35% 110
LyondellBasell 3 91 17% 67% 19% 77% 9
DowDuPont 4 32 20% 39% 18% 49% 1
Celanese 5 16% 60% 19
Mitsui 6 24% 63% 42
BASF 7 140 18% 42% 16% 48% 10

Arconic, previously ranked at number 8 among the Toxic 100 Air, has submitted data to the U.S. E.P.A. revising its 2017 TRI reporting. Based on the revision, Arconic is ranked 14th on the Toxic 100 Air. The next edition of the Toxic 100 will reflect the most current information from the E.P.A.

Eastman Chemical 8 102 21% 48% 16% 19% 25
Royal Dutch Shell 9 26 17% 51% 15% 64% 93
Oshkosh Corp. 10 18% 11%
General Electric 11 106 24% 42% 15% 23% 41
TMS International 12 29% 74%
Berkshire Hathaway 13 4 18% 36% 15% 36% 24
Arconic 14 20% 50% 54
Daikin 15 15% 61% 176
Becton Dickinson 16 20% 57% 146
Koch Industries 17 22 20% 44% 14% 45% 13
Ashland Inc. 18 20% 55% 105
Exxon Mobil 19 11 24% 69% 16% 54% 22
Rio Tinto 20 10% 29% 15
Whirlpool 21 19% 14% 125
National Oilwell Varco 22 16% 56% 145
Kennametal 23 15% 24%
Northrop Grumman 24 20% 15% 2
Occidental Petroleum 25 79 19% 67% 18% 69% 61
Freeport-McMoRan 26 26% 56% 83
Phillips 66 27 24 18% 61% 15% 66% 51
Nucor 28 120 30% 66% 16% 43% 43
Lincoln Electric Holdings 29 14% 71% 139
Albemarle 30 18% 67% 86
Veolia Environnement 31 32% 63%
Ametek 32 8% 28%
Marathon Petroleum 33 16 20% 59% 17% 70% 40
General Motors 34 16% 22% 109
Stepan 35 11% 39% 117
Valero Energy 36 25 21% 66% 18% 70% 79
Praxair 37 89 24% 47% 22% 71% 191
ArcelorMittal 38 21 28% 59% 23% 62% 8
PBF Energy 39 55 18% 64% 18% 67% 71
Chevron 40 27 20% 76% 15% 66% 39
United Technologies 41 11% 25% 127
Baxter International 42 12% 5%
United States Steel 43 28 24% 57% 23% 47% 21
Robert Bosch 44 11% 31% 82
Continental AG 45 18% 66%
Emerson Electric 46 11% 36% 188
Westlake Chemical 47 105 16% 32% 17% 34% 37
Tenneco 48 16% 28% 106
Allegheny Technologies 49 13% 11% 46
Edwards Lifesciences 50 52% 97%
O'Neal Industries 51 24% 55%
Medtronic 52 14% 46%
Ingredion 53 16% 37% 69
Lockheed Martin 54 25% 75% 185
Deere 55 22% 34% 49
American Electric Power 56 5 14% 9% 16% 19% 16
Carpenter Company 57 20% 61%
Total S.A. 58 186 24% 52% 18% 48% 58
TechnipFMC 59 20% 74%
Formosa Plastics 60 129 22% 67% 21% 63% 30
Huntington Ingalls Industries 61 24% 67% 52
Goodyear Tire & Rubber 62 22% 74% 35
Colfax 63 31% 9%
Cardinal Health 64 29% 64%
Komatsu 65 24% 59% 194
Targa Resources 66 109 23% 86% 22% 74%
3M Company 67 16% 48% 118
Trinity Industries 68 19% 40%
Eaton 69 11% 31% 132
Owens Corning 70 19% 42%
International Paper 71 108 20% 39% 19% 43% 18
Carlyle Group 72 149 16% 50% 13% 30% 85
Henkel 73 26% 51% 120
DTE Energy 74 17 28% 51% 21% 32% 6
Archer Daniels Midland 75 52 16% 20% 13% 19% 64
HeidelbergCement 76 78 9% 28% 9% 41% 45
Shin-Etsu Chemical 77 20% 54% 130
BP 78 39 16% 35% 20% 74% 92
Ecolab 79 16% 71% 170
SPX FLOW 80 12% 47%
Caterpillar 81 12% 42% 98
Johnson & Johnson 82 13% 47%
Bayer 83 17% 28% 116
Medline Industries 84 13% 46%
Graphic Packaging 85 32% 42% 57
ABB Ltd. 86 14% 21% 165
Compass Group 87 11% 26% 31
Leggett & Platt 88 9% 35% 190
ChemChina 89 25% 81% 153
Olin 90 22% 63% 38
PPG Industries 91 15% 22% 131
Saint-Gobain 92 15% 32% 102
Cargill 93 182 16% 27% 19% 41% 50
AK Steel 94 99 20% 23% 20% 37% 26
Nissan Motor Company 95 10% 30% 192
Schlumberger 96 25% 75% 133
Apollo Global Management 97 19% 32%
Pemex 98 18% 68% 122
Parker-Hannifin 99 16% 24% 3
HollyFrontier 100 123 17% 30% 17% 35% 78
Icahn Enterprises 101 124 26% 31% 16% 19% 73
Textron 102 22% 53% 72
FirstEnergy 104 9 13% 12% 17% 11% 32
Hitachi 106 16% 17% 48
Honeywell International 107 23% 51% 4
Duke Energy 109 3 16% 32% 15% 28% 11
Platform Specialty Products Corp. 110 21% 50% 34
Chemours 120 86 20% 31% 19% 35% 23
Pentair 122 21% 51% 27
Scana 123 63 13% 38% 18% 46%
Air Products & Chemicals 124 51 14% 38% 18% 68%
SABIC (Saudi Basic Industries) 127 15% 22% 70
Vistra Energy 128 1 15% 26% 13% 35% 14
Alcoa 129 122 17% 12% 12% 15% 47
NRG Energy 133 6 12% 63% 11% 53% 65
Southern Company 135 2 15% 38% 16% 44% 5
Renco 136 10% 12% 53
Daimler 139 17% 50% 81
Tyson Foods 142 19% 40% 56
Resolute Forest Products 145 14% 28% 66
Dominion Energy 148 14 17% 51% 14% 44% 55
PPL Corp. 154 18 15% 23% 16% 21% 12
Mitsubishi Group 155 194 13% 38% 17% 42% 59
Commercial Metals 160 23% 53% 76
LafargeHolcim 162 58 16% 28% 12% 41%
Steel Dynamics 165 19% 34% 74
AES Corp. 169 23 23% 25% 18% 61% 7
Domtar 173 22% 23% 36
Blackstone 174 42 22% 9% 22% 47% 44
Boston Scientific 177 9% 28% 17
CF Industries 183 30 19% 42% 14% 42% 140
Danaher 194 15% 59% 80
Ameren 195 19 9% 19% 10% 24%
Packaging Corporation of America 196 22% 29% 28
Masco 197 13% 40% 88
Snap-on 199 22% 57% 100
Triumph Group 91
Brunswick 89
CRH PLC 100 10% 43% 151
Evergy Inc. 13 17% 34% 84
Verso Corporation 62
Cabot 97
Waste Management 53 14% 49%
NISOURCE INC 57 15% 27% 29
Energy Transfer 47 17% 61%
Vectren 128 16% 14% 87
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal 20
Kinder Morgan 67 21% 71%
Sumitomo Group 33
Panasonic 95
Newmont Mining 67
Xcel Energy 8 14% 40%
Entergy 15 19% 51% 99
Alliant Energy 34 10% 15% 77
LCI Industries 90
Pfizer 94
NextEra Energy 12 16% 56%
Macquarie 46 16% 54% 68
OGE Energy 38 17% 40%
CMS Energy 33 24% 48% 136
Enterprise Products Partners 80 21% 73%
Exelon 70 14% 43%
Goldman Sachs 60
Pinnacle West Capital 71 25% 70%
PTT Group 94
Procter & Gamble 96
DCP Midstream Partners 93 15% 45%
Calpine 10 16% 65%
Graham Holdings 63
Nebraska Public Power District 82 9% 14%
Panda Power Funds 81 10% 32%
Seminole Electric Cooperative 77 28% 38%
Fortis 76 21% 53%
Consol Energy 75 10% 8%
Great River Energy 74 6% 7%
Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association 73 11% 24%
JEA 72 17% 52%
Republic Services 69 15% 56%
Buckeye Power Co 68 15% 9%
Cemex 83 16% 63%
PDVSA (Petroleos de Venezuela S.A.) 84 12% 44%
Ares Management 98 18% 62%
JM Stuart (single power plant) 97 22% 8%
WestRock 96 16% 39%
Hilcorp Energy 95 22% 73%
East Kentucky Power Cooperative 94 20% 8%
Entergy Independence Plant 92 25% 21%
Intermountain Power Agency 90 5% 5%
Allete 88 12% 6%
Waste Connections Inc. 87 12% 34%
Salt River Project 85 14% 40%
SK Capital Partners 66 14% 44%
Omaha Public Power District 65 17% 33%
Lower Colorado River Authority 43 10% 32%
Navajo Generating Station (single power plant) 41 17% 59%
ArcLight Capital Partners 40 20% 66%
Plant Scherer (single power plant) 37 9% 24%
Associated Electric Cooperative Inc 36 19% 27%
Riverstone Holdings 35 14% 39%
Basin Electric Power Cooperative 31 10% 11%
LS Power 29 19% 65%
WEC Energy Group 20 13% 32%
Colstrip Power Plant (single power plant) 44 6% 32%
Emera 45 15% 49%
San Antonio Public Service Board 48 19% 78%
Conemaugh Generating Station (single power plant) 64 19% 10%
Prairie State Generating 62 10% 4%
Keystone Generating Station (single power plant) 61 13% 6%
Murray Energy 60 16% 4%
Laramie River (single power plant) 59 11% 13%
Williams Companies 56 11% 36%
Ohio Valley Electric 54 16% 6%
Santee Cooper 50 22% 34%
PNM Resources 49 18% 66%
U.S. Government 7 17% 42%

Explanatory notes (For details, see the technical notes for Toxic 100 Air, Greenhouse 100, or Toxic 100 Water)

Toxic 100 Air Rank, Greenhouse 100 Rank: the company's rank for air toxics and for greenhouse gases in 2017 -- CTIP's two most important indexes. Both are for emissions from large facilities only. Links lead to detailed information.

EJ Poor and Minority Shares: Shares of potential exposure to air toxics (for Toxic 100 Air) or to co-pollutants of combustion (for Greenhouse 100) borne by people living below the poverty line or by people in minority racial/ethnic groups.

Toxic 100 Water Rank: the company's rank for water toxics from large facilities in 2017. Links lead to more detailed information.

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2019