Hazardous Waste Manifest Data (CT), 1984–2008
Historical Connecticut hazardous-waste shipment manifest line items, including generator, destination facility, transporter, waste-code, quantity, and shipment details. CT DEEP warns that submitted and transcribed recor…
Questions this answers
4 · best fit firstThe public historical Connecticut line-item table identifies manifest and shipment date; generator, up to two transporters, destination facility and alternate facility by EPA ID/name/address; and waste codes, quantity, unit, receipt/transfer dates and discrepancy details. It directly supports role-preserved shipment history, subject to its 1984–2008 window and DEEP's explicit omissions, duplicates, misspellings, erroneous submissions and transcription limits.
The public Connecticut schema pairs shipment date with generator, transporter and destination-facility EPA IDs and names, waste codes, quantity and weight/volume unit. For a role-resolved organisation it provides a bounded dated hazardous-waste activity measure; the 1984–2008 window and DEEP's omissions, duplicates, misspellings and transcription warnings must be retained.
The public Connecticut table pairs generator EPA ID and name with generator-site street, town and ZIP and shipment date. This supports a historical generator-site observation for the resolved generator, not ownership, brand affiliation, current operation, or enterprise completeness; DEEP's documented duplicate, omission, erroneous-address and transcription limits apply.
The Connecticut schema exposes first- and second-transporter EPA IDs, names and addresses on manifest rows that also carry shipment date, waste codes and quantities. For a transporter resolved by EPA ID, this supports the actual hazardous-waste-transport activity slice only; it does not establish carrier class, complete cargo profile, interstate/intrastate authority, route, radius, fleet, or current status.
Fields it delivers
8 fieldsThe first-party dataset description identifies Connecticut incidents, shipments, facilities, or tanks. Coverage is statewide but limited to the regulated/reporting population and stated historical period.
The cited agency/open-data terms and download or API page provide direct public access without an order, subscription, or payment step. An ordinary business buyer can therefore use the standing no-cost route, subject to the linked terms.
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