What is the rule for using North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Codes?
EPA published the Final Rule on June 6, 2006, to link TRI reporting to North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes. Facilities subject to TRI reporting must identify their principal business activities using NAICS codes beginning with TRI reports due July 1, 2007 for releases and other waste management activities during calendar year 2006. For additional information, go to the Toxic Release Inventory NAICS Rule. What is the status of the TRI Forms Modification Rule? Each year, nearly 23,000 facilities in the U.S. report to EPA under the TRI Program. For the calendar year 2005, Connecticut received approximately 425 facility reports. The Final TRI Forms Modification Rule publication in the Federal Register Notice July 12, 2005 eliminates certain information from the TRI reports, simplifies other reporting elements, and in some cases, reduces duplicate data collection. The new reporting process reduces the costs of compiling and submitting TRI reports while ensuring the p
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