Lead and Lead Compounds

This document contains information for facilities which manufacture, produce, or otherwise use Lead and Lead Compounds. Additional guidance on who must report, reportable quantities, and how to estimate annual releases can be found in the following sections.

Toxics Release Inventory Guidance for Reporting the Lead and Lead Compounds Category (PDF)(122 pp, 2.1 MB, February 2020)

Toxics Release Inventory: Guidance for Reporting the Lead and Lead Compounds Category (View Document)Section 1: Introduction1.1: What Are the Reporting (Activity) Thresholds?1.2: What Other Changes to the EPCRA Section 313 Reporting Requirements Apply to Lead and the Lead Compounds Category?Section 2: Guidance for Determining Whether Reporting Thresholds are Exceeded and Reporting Environmental Releases of Lead and Lead Compounds2.1: General Guidance2.2: Guidance for Reporting Annual Environmental Releases and Other Waste Management Quantities of LeadSection 3: Qualification for Stainless Steel, Brass, and Bronze Alloys that Contain Lead3.1: The Qualified Alloys: Stainless Steel, Brass, and Bronze Alloys that Contain Lead3.2: Determining When Reporting of Releases and Other Waste Management Quantities for the Qualified Alloys is RequiredSection 4: Sources of Lead and Lead Compounds4.1: Physical and Chemical Nature of Lead and Lead Compounds4.2: Overview of Production and Use4.3: Lead in Raw Materials4.4: Recovery, Recycle, and Reuse of Lead and Lead Compounds4.5: Combustion of Fuels Containing LeadSection 5: Release and Other Waste Management Calculations5.1: Lead and Lead Compound Air Emissions5.2: Lead in Wastewater5.3: Lead Solid Waste CalculationsSection 6: References

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Lead and Lead Compounds