| | Toxic Power - What the Toxics Release Inventory Tells Us about |
| | 0,28 | | MB | Power Plant Pollution |
| | 84 | | stron |
| | 4702 | | ID | National Environmental Trust |
| | 2000 | | rok |
| | Executive Summary 1 |
| | Key Findings 2 |
| | Recommendations. 3 |
| | Introduction 4 |
| | National TRI Data on Electric Power Plants |
| | How much toxic air pollution did electric utilities report for 1998?. 6 |
| | What are the top electric utilities or utility holding companies for TRI releases? 6 |
| | What chemicals did electric utilities report to TRI? 6 |
| | Why isn’t mercury on the list of chemicals released by power plant?. 7 |
| | Where do the chemicals released by power plants come from? . 9 |
| | How do power plant releases compare to other plants that generate the same chemicals?. 9 |
| | How do legal loopholes and special exemptions affect toxic emissions from power plants?.10 |
| | Ø Acid aerosol air pollution can be reduced by closing the Clean Air Act “grandfather” loophole .10 |
| | Ø Toxic metal air pollution would be reduced by closing the Clean Air Act utility air toxics special |
| | exemption11 |
| | Ø Toxic waste contamination of land and water would be reduced by closing the RCRA combustion |
| | waste special exemption.12 |
| | Ø What other measures would reduce toxic pollution from power plants? 13 |
| | State TRI Data on Electric Power Plants |
| | How do electric utilities rank for emissions within the states compared to other industries? 15 |
| | How do power plant emissions compare among states?15 |