Hazardous Waste Facility Finder

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Hazardous waste facilities with boiler / industrial furnace units

As of Oct 21, 2026, 22 of the 355 hazardous waste facilities in the United States have “Permitted operating units: Boiler / industrial furnace” in their source record.

Facility type: “Waste management firm” for 1 of them. 13 have full profiles on this site; 9 more are outside this site's listing rule and only counted.

Process types of the facility's current RCRA permit units with an operating legal status.

Across all 22 records in this group, every record counted:

Facility type: Industrial site receiving off-site waste 12 (55%) · Industrial site 8 (36%) · Waste management firm 1 (5%) · Government site 1 (5%)

Off-site receipts (latest Biennial Report): 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 9 (41%; 64% of the 14 with a value) · Over 100,000 tons in 2023 2 (9%; 14% of the 14 with a value) · Under 1,000 tons in 2023 2 (9%; 14% of the 14 with a value) · 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1 (5%; 7% of the 14 with a value) · None on record 8 (36%)

The 13 full profiles are not a sample of all 22. Selection balances geographic coverage and the page cap, prioritizing differentiation-field completeness before source rank (most off-site waste received in the latest Biennial Report first (none reported last)). Cards and additional-record tables each display their records in source-rank order. Facility type “Industrial site receiving off-site waste”: 12 of the 13 profiles (92%), against 12 of all 22 (55%).

Violation record (5 years) (all 22 in this group): 6–20 violations (9) · 1–5 violations (7) · 21+ violations (5) · No violations in 5 years (1)

How received waste was managed (all 22 in this group; a record can count under several values): Energy recovery (11) · Incineration (3) · Metals recovery (1) · Storage and transfer (1) · Stabilization (1) · None on record (8)

Full profiles (13 of the 22 here)

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Lone Star Greencastle WDF

Greencastle, Indiana
  • Significant noncomplier
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 1–5 violations
  • +10 more

Amrize Cement Inc. / Geocycle, LLC

Holly Hill, South Carolina
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 6–20 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +8 more

Ash Grove Cement Co

Chanute, Kansas
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 1–5 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +10 more

Green America Recycling LLC

Hannibal, Missouri
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 6–20 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +10 more

Ash Grove Cement Company

Foreman, Arkansas
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 6–20 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +9 more

Keystone Cement Co

Bath, Pennsylvania
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • No violations in 5 years
  • Energy recovery
  • +6 more

Norlite LLC

Cohoes, New York
  • Significant noncomplier
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 21+ violations
  • +9 more

Dow Texas Operations Freeport

Freeport, Texas
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023
  • 1–5 violations
  • Incineration
  • +8 more

Aerc Recycling Solutions

Allentown, Pennsylvania
  • Waste management firm
  • Under 1,000 tons in 2023
  • 1–5 violations
  • Metals recovery
  • +7 more

9 more records in this group fall outside this site's listing rule (Facility type: Waste management firm or Industrial site receiving off-site waste or Not classified (no NAICS reported)); they are in the download but not listed here.

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