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

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