Under the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990 (PPA), TRI collects information to track industry progress in reducing waste generation and moving towards safer waste management alternatives. Measures that facilities have taken to prevent pollution and reduce the amount of toxic chemicals entering the environment are shown in the table below. Although factors other than these reported practices contribute to year-to-year changes in releases, results are sorted by largest reduction in order to facilitate identification of pollution prevention successes. View the to learn about this report's features.

List of Facilities in TRI submitting Pollution Prevention Information for Selected Criteria:

Year: between 2016 and 2024

P2 Text Filters: Only show information about source reduction activities Show information about source reduction AND other environmental practices Exclude facilities that reported activity codes but no text descriptions Show information on barriers to implementing source reduction activities Show ALL information reported in pollution prevention data fields Year-to-Year Comparison: Total Waste Total Release [displayed currently] Air Release Land Release Water Release

TRI Facility ID	Facility Name	Address	Chemical Name	Industry	Year	Prior Year Release *	Current Year Release *	Percent Change	Pollution Prevention Information (Activity Codes/Text/[Reduction])	P2 Report	P2 Report URL
47546JSPRR1010F	JASPER RUBBER PRODUCTS INC (NA)	1010 FIRST AVE, JASPER, IN 47546	Diisononyl Phthalates (DINP)	326291: Rubber Product Manufacturing for Mechanical Use	2024	0	0	0	Other Environmental Practices: Recycling - The DINP is piped into our mixing room directly from the two 8000-gallon tanks outside. There is a labeled fill nozzle above an enclose catch pan to catch any drips or spills. The catch pan is vacuumed out regularly and put into our oil to be recycled tank that is pumped out regularly and picked up by INvironmental TECHnoligies, LLC. There is a monthly reconciliation done on the expected amount to be used based on the number and type of rubber patches that were made and the amounts of DINP that should have been used vs the measured amount on hand/delivered each month. The overall difference for the year is considered to be the amount of oil that is being recycled barring any spills or noted cleanups of the oil in that area over the course of a year. There were no spills reported for 2024 in that area.		//enviro.epa.gov/enviro/P2_EF_Query.p2_report?FacilityId=47546JSPRR1010F&ChemicalId=N125&ReportingYear=2024&DocCtrlNum=1324222549166&Opt=0