Toxics Release Inventory Program

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New Analytical Tool Available Called TRI.Net to Analyze TRI data
TRI.Net is a new application developed by EPA to help users analyze Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) information. It is especially useful for analysts who need an interactive environment to refine their queries and analyses in an efficient and productive way. TRI.Net makes use of mashups using the latest mapping technologies of Virtual Earth™ , Google Earth™ , and Google Maps™ to help users visualize where TRI releases are occurring.

Important change to 2008 TRI reporting requirements is in effect!

TRI Program promulgates the Toxics Release Inventory Form A Eligibility Revisions Implementing the 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Act Rule
In response to a Congressional mandate in the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009, the TRI program has promulgated The Toxics Release Inventory Form A Eligibility Revisions Implementing the 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Act Rule. Full Story

TRI-MEweb and TRI-MEdesktop RY2008 Now Available for Filing TRI Reports.
The RY2008 TRI-MEweb module and the RY 2008 TRI-MEdesktop software are now available for creating and submitting TRI reports. This is the final year that the TRI program intends to produce the TRI-MEdesktop software so users are encouraged to try the TRI-MEweb application even if they do not file their reports with it. Still have questions whether to use TRI-MEweb or TRI-MEdesktop?
Note: TRI-MEdesktop software cannot be used to file dioxin reports. They must be filed via TRI-MEweb or on paper forms.

TRI Training is now available for 2009
TRI Training Workshops in-person and on the Web for 2009 are starting to accept registration applications for courses on TRI reporting requirements.

TRI Reporting Aids and Assistance Materials
By law, if your facility is in a covered industry, you must file your Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) reports by July 1 of each year. This TRI compliance assistance Web page contains access to the resources necessary for industrial facilities to report their releases and transfers of certain toxic chemicals to meet EPCRA Section 313 requirements.