Toxic 100 Water Polluters Index (2024 Report, Based on 2022 Data)
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39
Saputo
239,176,637
0.09
2.90
45%
89%
96%
73
Occidental Petroleum
70,751,175
0.12
0.12
60%
84%
37%
55
Takeda Pharmaceutical
147,813,233
0.09
36%
82%
100%
68
Sylvamo
92,900,352
0.32
61%
79%
86%
78
KKR & Co.
61,084,123
<0.01
0.43
31%
76%
87%
5
Exxon Mobil
8,128,223,656
2.95
0.02
41%
75%
86%
1
Dow Inc.
98,871,539,120
0.43
0.56
46%
66%
99%
47
Mitsui
191,256,359
<0.01
<0.01
38%
66%
100%
53
PepsiCo
166,155,304
0.38
21%
66%
97%
91
Cardinal Health
39,600,000
<0.01
42%
66%
100%
18
LyondellBasell Industries
1,132,448,867
0.22
6.26
19%
64%
82%
48
Formosa Plastics
182,284,156
0.01
<0.01
50%
61%
57%
98
Huntington Ingalls Industries
31,975,990
<0.01
<0.01
37%
61%
90%
9
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
3,774,528,832
0.01
0.07
26%
60%
100%
20
Graham Holdings
805,308,916
<0.01
18%
59%
97%
31
Phillips 66
387,518,415
7.79
0.22
27%
57%
52%
74
Valero Energy
67,536,704
4.19
0.17
35%
54%
60%
10
JBS
3,050,960,836
7.12
6.11
44%
51%
77%
40
DuPont de Nemours
238,302,562
0.11
15.43
40%
51%
81%
95
Shin-Etsu Chemical
36,608,257
<0.01
0.78
34%
51%
99%
83
Roper Technologies
53,759,380
0.03
26%
50%
100%
54
Boston Beer Co.
158,245,927
<0.01
0.53
36%
48%
53%
6
Honeywell International
7,293,405,407
0.07
<0.01
40%
47%
100%
89
Blackstone
42,916,301
0.02
28%
46%
94%
2
Huntsman Corp.
36,316,085,590
0.02
0.07
43%
45%
100%
19
Ashland Global Holdings
944,510,000
0.11
13.58
20%
44%
62%
30
Freeport-McMoRan
400,411,333
0.04
0.01
36%
44%
96%
92
Delta Air Lines
38,508,095
0.24
<0.01
42%
43%
100%
72
Delek
79,554,309
0.92
<0.01
50%
42%
97%
16
Smurfit Westrock plc
1,264,098,679
0.82
5.20
28%
39%
71%
32
American Electric Power
368,343,347
0.55
33%
37%
48%
71
Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)
80,871,094
1.58
25%
37%
76%
82
BMW
55,093,594
0.58
26%
37%
100%
26
PBF Energy
495,225,299
5.96
0.33
24%
36%
93%
4
Celanese
15,900,011,131
0.06
9.93
17%
35%
100%
62
Evonik Industries
112,753,677
0.36
0.33
32%
35%
88%
66
ENEOS Holdings
99,434,977
<0.01
17%
35%
100%
79
Carlyle Group
57,351,941
0.01
0.24
17%
35%
42%
56
Halliburton
142,905,137
<0.01
0.01
19%
34%
99%
77
Hexcel
63,119,735
<0.01
1.94
23%
34%
100%
85
Republic Services
50,740,102
<0.01
1.87
38%
33%
62%
11
Indorama Ventures
2,728,111,027
0.58
0.89
38%
32%
95%
80
Abbott Laboratories
57,028,662
0.03
50%
32%
100%
90
Icahn Enterprises
41,529,142
0.25
0.12
30%
32%
82%
25
Marathon Petroleum
546,983,193
0.96
0.31
22%
31%
44%
88
Cabot Corp.
45,402,910
<0.01
28%
31%
100%
8
Alfa S.A.B.
4,273,290,268
0.10
<0.01
24%
30%
56%
61
FJ Management
116,758,574
0.01
29%
30%
100%
12
Eastman Chemical
2,454,249,655
1.47
4.89
35%
29%
99%
35
Berkshire Hathaway
280,427,173
0.10
1.42
28%
28%
49%
65
OGE Energy
100,403,161
<0.01
48%
28%
100%
86
Barrick Gold
49,733,022
<0.01
49%
27%
100%
36
Toray Industries
277,062,721
<0.01
0.01
27%
26%
94%
50
Southern Company
171,085,950
0.05
31%
26%
65%
60
Graphic Packaging
117,258,614
0.74
0.08
38%
26%
59%
87
Bayer
49,196,017
0.18
35%
26%
46%
21
Cargill
714,374,163
6.02
0.62
28%
25%
58%
23
Mitsubishi Chemical
667,747,234
<0.01
1.89
17%
25%
100%
27
Chevron
484,585,050
2.92
0.17
29%
25%
51%
33
Chemours
357,526,914
1.46
<0.01
30%
25%
78%
63
WH Group
107,072,162
9.95
0.44
18%
25%
91%
94
Veolia Group
37,389,825
<0.01
3.19
21%
25%
99%
22
International Paper
707,898,576
3.15
0.03
33%
24%
24%
81
PPG Industries
56,590,107
<0.01
0.39
27%
23%
85%
70
J.R. Simplot
81,478,368
<0.01
0.31
38%
22%
92%
28
Packaging Corporation of America
462,531,627
1.02
43%
21%
49%
97
Nestle
35,415,568
0.12
0.67
33%
21%
81%
24
Rio Tinto
588,185,597
0.01
<0.01
14%
20%
67%
37
PTT Group
241,622,681
0.02
1.90
29%
20%
99%
99
Pfizer
31,264,084
<0.01
0.46
31%
20%
100%
41
Parker-Hannifin
221,237,652
<0.01
0.02
39%
19%
98%
51
Westlake Chemical
171,008,093
0.27
<0.01
30%
19%
35%
64
Cleveland-Cliffs
105,999,472
17.44
0.15
34%
19%
31%
43
NiSource
211,910,845
0.03
24%
18%
100%
29
Ingredion
403,976,236
0.78
24%
17%
99%
46
FirstEnergy
198,093,800
0.01
35%
17%
75%
13
BASF
2,088,986,220
4.01
0.86
24%
16%
83%
38
Sime Darby Group
239,712,469
0.27
28%
16%
100%
17
Koch Industries
1,185,734,748
5.04
1.51
32%
15%
15%
44
Alcoa
211,679,717
0.01
12%
15%
98%
3
Xylem
21,939,738,971
<0.01
0.15
25%
14%
100%
7
Boston Scientific Corp.
4,890,001,216
0.01
25%
14%
100%
15
DTE Energy
1,339,431,949
0.03
<0.01
25%
14%
100%
42
Olin Corp.
219,325,316
0.01
0.08
40%
14%
100%
49
United States Steel
172,517,982
4.07
<0.01
46%
14%
86%
84
Masco
51,871,161
<0.01
<0.01
21%
11%
71%
93
Rank Group
37,936,220
0.14
34%
11%
63%
96
Trafigura
35,558,258
0.22
32%
11%
99%
67
Greif Inc.
96,879,009
<0.01
0.02
20%
10%
98%
75
Kerry Group
65,707,603
0.08
1.02
23%
10%
99%
59
WEC Energy Group
127,448,985
<0.01
23%
9%
100%
14
Duke Energy
1,743,983,343
0.10
22%
8%
95%
45
Renco
199,773,077
0.01
35%
8%
93%
34
Vistra Energy
319,748,202
0.03
21%
6%
95%
58
Covestro
131,530,006
0.29
<0.01
37%
6%
77%
100
Darling Ingredients
30,343,030
0.49
1.57
19%
6%
96%
57
Archer Daniels Midland
136,609,249
0.03
4.43
29%
5%
53%
52
PPL Corp.
169,319,738
0.18
39%
3%
53%
69
AES Corp.
84,049,186
<0.01
27%
0%
91%
76
Kraft Heinz
63,651,607
<0.01
0.86
0%
0%
89%
Explanatory notes (For details, see the technical notes ).
This edition of the Toxic 100 Water Polluters ranks companies by comparative chronic human health hazard from water pollutants directly released or transferred to publicly owned treatment works from large facilities in the US in 2022.
RSEI Hazard : Pounds released directly to surface water plus pounds transferred to POTWs multiplied by chemical-specific toxicity weights. Sources: (1) pounds released and transferred: US EPA's Toxics Release Inventory, 2022; (2) toxicity weights and hazard calculation: US EPA's Risk Screening Environmental Indicators, version 2.3.12. For details, see Technical Notes.
Toxics released directly to surface water or transferred to sewage treatment : Millions of pounds of toxic chemicals released directly to water on-site at each TRI facility or transferred off-site to Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTWs) for sewage treatment, without weighting for toxicity. Source: U.S. EPA.
Coverage : This table presents the RSEI companies that appear on the Forbes Global 2000 list, the Forbes America's Largest Private Companies list, the Fortune 500 list, the Fortune Global 500 list, the Russell 1000 list, or the S&P 500. Individual facilities are assigned to corporate parents on the basis of the most current information on their ownership structure as of mid 2024. Source: CTIP.
Environmental Justice (EJ) : Near Poor Share and Minority Share: Shares of the total population health hazard borne by people living below twice the poverty line or by people in minority racial/ethnic groups. In the U.S. population, 26 percent lived below twice the poverty line in 2020 and 40 percent are members of minority racial/ethnic groups. Sources: US EPA, US Census, and CTIP.
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