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Environmental Release Report: STANTON ENERGY CENTER
 
 
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  • 2002 Rankings: Major Chemical Releases or Waste Generation at This Facility*
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    *Note: These rankings are based on chemical releases and transfers reported by industrial facilities to the Toxics Release Inventory, and do not take into account major sources of pollution or toxic chemicals that are not covered by TRI.

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  • 2002 TRI Pollution Releases Ranked by Potential Human Health Risks
    • Top Ranked Cancer Risk:ARSENIC (ORGANIC OR INORGANIC COMPOUNDS)
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    Top Ranked Noncancer Risk:MERCURY COMPOUNDS
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  • 2002 TRI Pollution Releases Sorted by Health Effect*
    • Air Releases
    (Pounds from TRI sources)    		 Water Releases
    (Pounds from TRI sources)
    Recognized Carcinogens 2,245
    Suspected Carcinogens 2,199
    Suspected Cardiovascular or Blood Toxicants 57,346
    Recognized Developmental Toxicants 1,191
    Suspected Developmental Toxicants 56,152
    Suspected Immunotoxicants 453,328
    Suspected Kidney Toxicants 3,849
    Suspected Gastrointestinal or Liver Toxicants 506,556
    Suspected Musculoskeletal Toxicants 610,601
    Suspected Neurotoxicants 58,254
    Recognized Reproductive Toxicants 995
    Suspected Reproductive Toxicants 57,316
    Suspected Respiratory Toxicants 616,192
    Suspected Skin or Sense Organ Toxicants 613,854

    *Note: Some chemicals are associated with more than one health effect, so their release may be counted multiple times in this table. Therefore, it is not appropriate to sum releases sorted by health effect. Total reported releases to air and water are provided in the data summary below.
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  • What We Don't Know About Chemical Safety and Harm
    • Air Releases
    6 TRI chemicals released to air in the United States lack the risk assessment values required for safety assessment
    218 TRI chemicals released to air in the United States lack the exposure estimates required for safety assessment
    Water Releases
    5 TRI chems released to water in the United States lack the risk assessment values required for safety assessment
    172 TRI chemicals released to water in the United States lack the exposure estimates required for safety assessment
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  • TRI Data Summary
    • Environmental Releases, Transfers, and Production-Related Waste (Pounds from TRI sources)
    Year Air Releases Water Releases Land Releases Underground Injection Total Environmental Releases Total Off-Site Transfers Total Production-Related Waste
    1998 251,710 0 3,578,650 0 3,830,360 788,005 9,528,380
    1999 232,365 0 3,105,750 0 3,338,115 789,000 8,700,867
    2000 272,766 0 3,610,975 0 3,883,741 897,150 9,993,495
    2001 266,945 0 1,063,810 0 1,330,755 1,031,980 7,334,744
    2002 619,060 0 24,032,977 0 24,652,037 999,446 31,162,354
    "NA" means that no data are available because "Total-Production Related Waste" was not reported until 1991.
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  • Facility Information
    2002 Facility Name: STANTON ENERGY CENTER
    Mailing Address: 5100 S. ALAFAYA TRAIL, ORLANDO, FL 32831
    Public Contact: KENNETH P. KSIONEK
    Phone: (404) 737-4251
    SIC Code: 49 Electric, Gas, And Sanitary Services
    2002 Parent Company: ORLANDO UTILITIES CO.
    Latitude: 28.48475
    Longitude: -81.156
    Facilities are encouraged to respond to the information presented in Scorecard.
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  • Links

    • See EPA Envirofacts report for this facility for information about regulatory compliance, hazardous waste handling processes, Superfund status, and permitted air and water emissions.
    • RTK NET report for this facility, which includes its complete Form R report to EPA's Toxics Release Inventory

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