to water on-site or to a publicly owned treatment works; released or disposed of to land, such as in a landfill or injection well; and quantities of waste transferred off-site for disposal or release. The PPA added requirements for facilities to report information on quantities of production-related waste managed on- and off-site through recycling, combustion for energy recovery, treatment, and disposal of other releases, and to report information on quantities of waste managed due to one-time or non-production-related events. Facilities also report information on any source reduction activities undertaken to prevent pollution. Accessing TRI data TRI National Analysis Every year, EPA publishes the TRI National Analysis, which interprets the reported TRI data and examines trends in releases, waste management practices, and pollution prevention (P2) activities. The National Analysis includes an analysis of trends in releases and waste management, as well as analyses of important industry sectors, chemicals of special concern, and a "Where You Live" tool that maps the data. Data access The TRI data can be accessed in multiple ways through EPA's website. The TRI program home page includes a tool for searching recent years of data. EPA also provides access to the raw data through its "Envirofacts" website. Fact sheets and reports for all years are available through EPA's "TRI Explorer" website. See also Pollutant release and transfer register Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) References External links EPA - Find, Understand and Use TRI Government databases in the United States Hazardous waste Pollutant release inventories and registers Pollution in the United States United States Environmental Protection Agency United States federal environmental legislation