Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) reporting state comparison

Each state manages Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) reporting differently. The Toxics Release Inventory is a federal program that requires certain facilities to report their chemical release data to EPA. The data are due by July 1 and cover waste management activities that occurred during the previous calendar year. EPA makes these data publicly available. Some states have additional reporting requirements under TRI.

Note that facilities must submit a copy of each reporting form sent to EPA to the state or tribe in which the facility is located. The TRI-MEweb reporting platform will automatically send this form to the appropriate state if the state participates in the TRI Data Exchange (TDX). For non-TDX states and tribes, completed TRI forms must be printed from TRI-MEweb and mailed to the designated state or tribal contact. Trade secret submissions must be sent to the federal EPA Data Processing Center.

Use the chart below to determine if additional requirements apply to your operations.

Federal regulatory citation

40 CFR 372 — Toxic Chemical Release Reporting: Community Right-to-Know

State comparison

State	Adherence to federal regulations	State regulatory citation	Differences from federal
Alabama	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Alaska	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Arizona	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Arkansas	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
California	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Colorado	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Connecticut	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Delaware	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
District of Columbia	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Florida	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Georgia	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Hawaii	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Idaho	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Illinois	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Indiana	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Iowa	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Kansas	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Kentucky	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Louisiana	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Maine	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Maryland	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Massachusetts	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Michigan	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Minnesota	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Mississippi	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Missouri	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Montana	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Nebraska	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Nevada	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
New Hampshire	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
New Jersey	Federal and state requirements.	N.J.S.A. 13:1D-35	State information
New Mexico	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
New York	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
North Carolina	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
North Dakota	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Ohio	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Oklahoma	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Oregon	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Pennsylvania	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Rhode Island	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
South Carolina	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
South Dakota	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Tennessee	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Texas	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Utah	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Vermont	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Virginia	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Washington	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
West Virginia	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Wisconsin	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.
Wyoming	Follows federal requirements.		None. State uses TRI-MEweb. See federal.

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