Rankings · Hazardous waste penalties

Hazardous waste penalties in the United States

• 13,653Handlers ranked
• $1,093,168,840Total dollars

The ten largest of the 13,653 handlers in the United States that report this figure — the hazardous waste handlers with the largest penalties assessed in the federal handler register. A handler that does not report the figure is not ranked here, so the count above is the population this ordering covers, not every handler on file.

Top ten by hazardous waste penalties

1. SHELL LUBRICANTS Newell $123,452,800 dollars
2. CLEVELAND-CLIFFS STEEL LLC (EAST) East Chicago $29,804,226 dollars
3. ROHM AND HAAS CHEMICALS, LLC Moss Point $20,058,575 dollars
4. BASF CORPORATION Mcintosh $15,018,750 dollars
5. FMC IDAHO LLC Pocatello $12,334,269 dollars
6. MARINE SHALE PROCESSORS INC Amelia $12,075,995 dollars
7. ENDICOTT UNIT DUCK ISLAND - HILCORP ALASKA, LLC Prudhoe Bay $11,627,346 dollars
8. BEFESA ZINC US INC (F/K/A AMERICAN ZINC RECYCLING CORP) Palmerton $11,243,500 dollars
9. EASTMAN KODAK CO & RED - ROCHESTER LLC AT EASTMAN BUSINESS PARK Rochester $10,607,200 dollars
10. FLINT HILLS RESOURCES PINE BEND REFINERY Rosemount $10,481,695 dollars

By state

• Florida 1,371
• New Jersey 1,113
• California 842
• New York 815
• Pennsylvania 631
• Indiana 601
• Texas 553
• Massachusetts 540
• Ohio 483
• Minnesota 421
• South Carolina 399
• Tennessee 340
• Connecticut 298
• Louisiana 289
• Oregon 288
• North Carolina 278
• Michigan 264
• Kansas 258
• Georgia 256
• Virginia 256
• Illinois 236
• Alabama 234
• Maryland 205
• Missouri 200
• Iowa 193
• Puerto Rico 186
• Kentucky 180
• Colorado 178
• Mississippi 149
• Arkansas 147
• West Virginia 133
• Washington 124
• New Hampshire 122
• Rhode Island 109
• Maine 105
• Wisconsin 93
• Oklahoma 75
• Utah 72
• Nevada 68
• Idaho 64
• Nebraska 63
• New Mexico 61
• Alaska 50
• Hawaii 48
• Vermont 46
• Delaware 45
• Arizona 42
• Wyoming 37
• Montana 25
• District of Columbia 22
• North Dakota 15
• South Dakota 13

Figures as filed with the agency that collects them: EPA’s ECHO downloads and CMS provider files.