Zip Code 75672

📍 Marshall, TX

Toxic Air Emissions Report (2024)

Data Source: EPA TRI (2024) • Updated Nov 2025

20,611.24 lbs

State Score

/ 100

National Score

/ 100

In 2024, industrial facilities in Marshall, TX released over 20,611.24 lbs of pollutants. The primary source was REPUBLIC NATIONAL INDUSTRIES OF TEXAS LP, which emitted large quantities of Xylene (mixed isomers) into the local air. Residents of 75672 face significantly higher exposure risks than the national average.

Top Polluting Facilities

REPUBLIC NATIONAL INDUSTRIES OF TEXAS LP

Owned by: nan

Xylene (mixed isomers) released to air

9,391.93 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL Cancer Risk

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Styrene released to air

8,096.64 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Ethylene glycol released to air

1,705.26 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Dicyclopentadiene released to air

1,099.16 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Phthalic anhydride released to air

270.11 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Methyl methacrylate released to air

37.26 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL Cancer Risk

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Cobalt compounds released to air

4.49 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL Cancer Risk

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Ethylbenzene released to air

3.31 lbs

LBS
POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC. - MARSHALL

Owned by: POLYNT COMPOSITES USA INC.

Maleic anhydride released to air

3.08 lbs

LBS

Nearby Pollution Sources (< 20 miles)

Scottsville, TX (75688) 5.6 mi away

Heavy Industrial Activity

53,008.00 lbs

Annual Emissions
Marshall, TX (75670) 2.5 mi away

Heavy Industrial Activity

7,807.90 lbs

Annual Emissions
Waskom, TX (75692) 11.0 mi away

Heavy Industrial Activity

2,300.94 lbs

Annual Emissions

Check Nearby Zip Codes

Report: 75670

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Protect Your Lungs

Because toxic gases and VOCs were detected in this area (likely from the Styrene), standard filters are not enough. We strongly recommend an Activated Carbon purifier to adsorb these fumes.

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Chemical Breakdown

Top 5 Pollutants by Weight

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