TRI Reporting Survival Guide

This guide is full of useful insights, tips, reminders, and best practices for TRI reporters, with an emphasis on keeping your TRI report up to date with EPA requirements.

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EHS professionals consider Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) reporting to be one of the most time-consuming and challenging parts of their job, and with good reason. This annual report is massive, requiring numerous calculations and an in-depth understanding of your chemical throughputs.

Our FREE 23-page PDF includes:

Common reporting errors and how to avoid them
A detailed breakdown of chemical qualifiers and other reporting exemptions
Vital tools for performing compliance self-audits
Updates for Reporting Year 2024
Several ways that you may be over- or under-reporting on certain chemicals
How your inventory tracking method might be working against you

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Optimized Reporting Process

Get tips on making sure you make the most of every exemption, including the de minimis and article exemptions, and perform self-audits that actually catch reporting errors.