1 facilities in Eastern District, American Samoa reported releasing 56,000 lb of toxic chemicals on site in 2024. Of every 100 pounds, 11 went into the air, 89 into water and 0 onto or into land. 9 facilities are currently in significant violation of a federal environmental law.
Superfund siteReports toxic releases (TRI)In significant violation
Not counted above: another 213 lb shipped off site for disposal somewhere else.
What leaves stacks and vents — the pathway closest to the people living nearby.
| Facility | Where it went | To air | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Star Kist Samoa CoPago Pago | 6.0k | 56.2k |
Bar length is to scale across this table; colors show where each facility's pounds went.
| Facility | Where it went | To air | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Star Kist Samoa CoPago Pago | 6.0k | 56.2k |
9 facilities in Eastern District. Boxes show how many of the last 12 quarters each spent out of compliance under its worst program (EPA publishes the count, not which quarters).
| Facility | Law | Last 12 quarters |
|---|---|---|
| American Samoa Shipyard ServicesPago Pago | — | 12/12 |
| Vatia Village Water SystemPago Pago | — | 0/12 |
| Fitiuta Asg PwsPago Pago | — | 0/12 |
| Afono Village Water SystemPago Pago | — | 0/12 |
| Fagasa Asg PwsPago Pago | — | 0/12 |
| Village Of AoaPago Pago | — | 0/12 |
| Masefau Village Water SystemPago Pago | — | 0/12 |
| Central Asg PwsPago Pago | — | 0/12 |
| Village Of Aunu'u Water SystemPago Pago | — | 0/12 |