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Toxic 100 Air Polluters Index (2016 Report, Based on 2014 Data)

Rank	Corporation	RSEI Score (pounds released toxicity population exposure)	Toxics released to air (millions of pounds)
1	Alcoa	14,444,034	4.92
2	DuPont	7,771,745	3.32
3	Bayer (click here for update)	7,387,044	0.27
4	General Electric	4,828,401	0.18
5	Exxon Mobil	4,327,914	8.82
6	Berkshire Hathaway	3,712,082	3.05
7	LyondellBasell Industries	3,427,510	4.88
8	Koch Industries	3,163,413	29.41
9	United Technologies	2,258,199	0.06
10	Robert Bosch	2,245,653	0.00
11	BASF	2,010,553	5.59
12	Rio Tinto	1,910,786	0.12
13	Freeport-McMoRan	1,705,053	4.89
14	Dow Chemical	1,468,379	5.74
15	Valero Energy	1,424,842	4.69
16	Emerson Electric	1,417,713	0.03
17	Eastman Chemical	1,320,673	7.49
18	Huntsman	1,307,660	0.64
19	Royal Dutch Shell	1,254,639	2.33
20	Occidental Petroleum	1,217,618	0.97
21	Steel Dynamics	1,210,165	0.24
22	ArcelorMittal	1,146,235	0.93
23	Ametek	1,084,122	0.06
24	Phillips 66	1,035,889	5.11
25	National Oilwell Varco	989,905	0.27
26	Eaton	940,368	0.02
27	American Electric Power	930,447	19.62
28	Albemarle	816,915	0.45
29	BP	812,893	2.01
30	Schlumberger	795,711	0.04
31	NextEra Energy	758,778	0.57
32	United States Steel	691,471	2.60
33	Celanese	605,140	1.09
34	Flowserve	593,791	0.00
35	Nucor	590,694	0.35
36	Saint-Gobain	568,878	0.61
37	Tesoro	554,741	1.99
38	ThyssenKrupp	531,872	0.00
39	Spirit Aerosystems Holdings Inc	530,000	0.61
40	Caterpillar	521,911	0.12
41	Honeywell International	520,404	4.68
42	Chevron	512,095	2.82
43	Icahn Enterprises	495,201	4.33
44	Goodyear Tire & Rubber	493,411	1.45
45	Total S.A.	490,947	0.71
46	Henkel	483,162	0.06
47	PPG Industries	466,847	0.61
48	Marathon Petroleum	453,040	2.90
49	Textron	452,466	0.09
50	Praxair	444,899	0.21
51	General Motors	407,104	3.12
52	DTE Energy	374,944	4.93
53	Chemours	360,119	6.28
54	AK Steel	343,155	0.33
55	Deere	342,304	0.36
56	NRG Energy	336,638	18.88
57	Xylem Inc	334,325	0.00
58	Targa Resources	331,797	0.06
59	Cargill	320,437	4.92
60	Air Products & Chemicals	314,851	0.39
61	Danaher	308,192	0.08
62	Delta Air Lines	300,637	0.30
63	International Paper	283,930	39.91
64	PPL Corp.	276,467	11.25
65	3M Company	271,658	2.64
66	Archer Daniels Midland	264,033	9.40
67	Petrobras	264,020	0.32
68	Duke Energy	259,978	17.80
69	Martin Marietta Materials	259,332	0.41
70	Kimberly-Clark	241,926	1.06
71	Huntington Ingalls Industries	237,327	0.22
72	Monsanto	235,743	0.48
73	Compass Group	235,109	0.00
74	Owens Corning	234,253	0.59
75	Ashland Inc.	231,477	0.76
76	Becton Dickinson	230,333	0.00
77	SABIC (Saudi Basic Industries)	217,698	1.68
78	FirstEnergy	209,431	11.48
79	Mallinckrodt	208,890	0.03
80	Boeing	197,948	0.35
81	Ford Motor	190,952	2.85
82	SAS Global Corp	182,753	0.00
83	LKQ	181,156	0.03
84	C.R. Bard	179,744	0.34
85	Lockheed Martin	173,295	0.00
86	LafargeHolcim	172,050	2.20
87	Illinois Tool Works	166,823	0.16
88	Medtronic	164,717	0.19
89	AES Corp.	158,710	9.93
90	Invesco	153,669	0.00
91	Michelin	148,852	0.48
92	Whirlpool	135,805	0.15
93	Ecolab	135,678	0.17
94	HeidelbergCement	129,212	0.71
95	Ingredion	123,581	0.55
96	Pentair	118,051	0.02
97	Pemex	113,663	0.11
98	HollyFrontier	112,959	0.83
99	Carpenter Co	112,320	0.01
100	Johnson & Johnson	110,981	0.04

Toxic 100 Water Polluters Index: (2016 Report, Based on 2014 Data)

Rank	Corporation	RSEI hazard (pounds released x toxicity)	Toxics released directly to surface water (millions of pounds)
1	Dow Chemical	36,386,432,022	1.18
2	American Electric Power	13,763,091,648	0.18
3	AES Corp.	6,924,628,167	0.08
4	Honeywell International	6,886,073,364	0.34
5	Southern Company	6,468,521,622	0.16
6	Duke Energy	4,729,061,967	0.16
7	Eastman Chemical	4,116,806,633	2.50
8	PPL Corp.	4,000,586,572	0.12
9	DTE Energy	2,836,077,592	0.05
10	ArcelorMittal	2,792,035,005	0.28
11	Koch Industries	2,442,635,243	7.12
12	General Electric	2,163,074,618	0.02
13	NRG Energy	2,115,931,347	0.21
14	BASF	2,083,126,819	7.74
15	LyondellBasell Industries	1,588,818,989	0.01
16	Celanese	1,392,616,214	0.10
17	Exxon Mobil	1,380,753,585	3.05
18	Rio Tinto	1,318,375,544	0.01
19	AK Steel	1,228,499,852	22.62
20	Harley-Davidson	1,202,662,951	0.00
21	Chemours	1,162,878,031	2.73
22	Berkshire Hathaway	1,038,145,298	0.08
23	United States Steel	965,896,941	7.21
24	Alcoa	874,244,113	0.07
25	Scana	831,696,864	0.08
26	Chevron	817,459,859	1.96
27	FirstEnergy	773,597,297	0.05
28	International Paper	717,650,318	4.15
29	Weyerhaeuser	627,561,181	0.49
30	NiSource	585,614,766	0.06
31	Renco	426,462,757	0.06
32	Domtar	341,607,137	0.87
33	Dominion Resources	341,572,882	0.11
34	Marathon Petroleum	331,912,380	0.54
35	Deere	289,601,108	0.02
36	JBS	274,115,290	6.90
37	DuPont	235,735,994	1.62
38	Huntington Ingalls Industries	214,385,935	0.01
39	BP	195,652,545	0.93
40	Phillips 66	193,764,783	4.84
41	General Motors	187,287,046	0.01
42	Nucor	177,471,572	0.01
43	Sasol	163,848,130	0.01
44	SCIENTIFIC DESIGN CO INC	160,546,712	0.38
45	Cabot	154,021,006	0.00
46	Cargill	145,477,101	8.13
47	Entergy	125,642,004	0.02
48	Occidental Petroleum	102,237,860	0.16
49	Mitsubishi Group	92,107,163	0.00
50	Valero Energy	90,625,947	3.01
51	Newell Brands	88,915,631	0.00
52	Leucadia National	88,622,571	0.00
53	Guardian Industries	81,321,647	0.17
54	Newmont Mining	78,460,178	0.00
55	Tyson Foods	78,296,995	20.86
56	Huntsman	75,709,266	0.27
57	Archer Daniels Midland	72,739,364	0.04
58	Macquarie	71,344,203	0.02
59	Tesoro	70,157,656	0.04
60	Ashland Inc.	61,026,996	0.06
61	Tenneco	54,875,660	0.00
62	Flex-N-Gate	53,142,744	0.00
63	Ingredion	50,271,238	0.00
64	Pfizer	48,535,830	0.00
65	United Technologies	47,176,977	0.00
66	Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal	46,632,215	0.00
67	Invesco	43,523,750	0.00
68	Pentair	37,380,021	0.00
69	Textron	36,261,284	0.00
70	Allegion	34,901,192	0.00
71	HollyFrontier	33,010,138	0.27
72	Freeport-McMoRan	31,779,443	0.08
73	PepsiCo	31,158,856	0.05
74	HeidelbergCement	28,724,967	0.00
75	INFINEUM USA LP	27,405,658	1.07
76	Spirit Aerosystems Holdings Inc	26,453,992	0.00
77	Eaton	24,887,097	0.00
78	Bayer	24,706,501	1.13
79	Masco	24,020,503	0.00
80	Novartis	23,164,185	0.00
81	Intel	22,907,016	0.00
82	Caterpillar	20,149,341	0.03
83	Peter Kiewit & Sons	19,020,028	0.00
84	CMS Energy	18,557,256	0.01
85	Albemarle	18,312,809	0.00
86	Steel Dynamics	18,088,406	0.00
87	Koch Foods	17,746,505	2.03
88	Fortune Brands Home & Security	15,763,822	0.00
89	Syngenta	15,087,125	0.69
90	Emerson Electric	14,803,920	0.00
91	Deer Park Refining	14,445,161	0.68
92	3M Company	13,749,383	0.56
93	Johnson & Johnson	13,521,906	0.00
94	Roper Technologies	12,795,044	0.00
95	CF Industries	12,329,204	2.66
96	Becton Dickinson	12,205,113	0.00
97	Stanley Black & Decker	11,807,538	0.00
98	Icahn Enterprises	11,474,462	0.02
99	Henkel	11,137,837	0.00
100	Schlumberger	10,832,558	0.00

Greenhouse 100 Polluters Index (2016 Report, Based on 2014 Data)

Rank	Parent corporation or entity	2014 Emissions (CO2 equivalent metric tons)	Percentage of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions from all sources *	Industrial Sectors
1	Duke Energy	122,474,576	1.84%	Power Plants, Other, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Waste
2	American Electric Power	121,098,420	1.81%	Power Plants, Other
3	Southern Co.	108,671,229	1.63%	Power Plants, Other
4	NRG Energy Inc.	100,224,829	1.50%	Power Plants, Other
5	Berkshire Hathaway	83,939,342	1.26%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other, Minerals, Chemicals
6	U.S. Government	74,687,012	1.12%	Power Plants, Other, Waste, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Chemicals
7	Dynegy	61,183,427	0.92%	Power Plants
8	Xcel Energy	56,506,228	0.85%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
9	FirstEnergy	56,050,031	0.84%	Power Plants, Other
10	PPL Corp.	52,174,283	0.78%	Power Plants, Other, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
11	Energy Future Holdings	51,929,011	0.78%	Power Plants
12	Calpine Corp.	41,692,267	0.62%	Power Plants
13	NextEra Energy, Inc.	40,023,063	0.60%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
14	ExxonMobil	38,141,796	0.57%	Refineries, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Power Plants, Chemicals, Other
15	DTE Energy	35,491,147	0.53%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other, Metals
16	Dominion Resources Inc.	35,205,416	0.53%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
17	Entergy	33,413,928	0.50%	Power Plants, Other, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
18	AES Corp.	30,758,320	0.46%	Power Plants, Other
19	Ameren	30,564,382	0.46%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
20	WEC Energy Group	29,539,057	0.44%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
21	United States Steel Corp.	28,059,727	0.42%	Metals, Waste, Other
22	Koch Industries	28,048,878	0.42%	Chemicals, Pulp and Paper, Refineries, Power Plants, Waste, Other, Minerals, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
23	Phillips 66 Co.	27,557,802	0.41%	Refineries, Chemicals, Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Waste
24	ArcelorMittal	26,373,195	0.40%	Metals, Other, Minerals
25	Great Plains Energy	24,831,317	0.37%	Power Plants, Other
26	Valero Energy	23,565,429	0.35%	Refineries, Chemicals, Other
27	Royal Dutch Shell	22,701,700	0.34%	Refineries, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Chemicals, Other
28	Talen Energy	22,379,059	0.34%	Power Plants
29	BP	21,229,033	0.32%	Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Refineries, Power Plants, Chemicals, Other
30	CMS Energy Corp.	20,619,534	0.31%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
31	Scherer Inc	20,482,460	0.31%	Power Plants
32	Chevron Corp.	20,413,271	0.31%	Refineries, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Chemicals, Power Plants, Waste, Other
33	OGE Energy	18,857,062	0.28%	Power Plants, Other, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
34	Westar Energy	18,465,953	0.28%	Power Plants, Other
35	Santee Cooper	18,425,827	0.28%	Power Plants, Other
36	Pinnacle West Capital	18,006,614	0.27%	Power Plants, Other
37	CPS Energy	17,671,492	0.26%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
38	Engie Energy International	17,529,508	0.26%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
39	Navajo Generating Station (single power plant)	17,248,449	0.26%	Power Plants
40	Marathon Petroleum Corp.	17,210,436	0.26%	Refineries, Power Plants, Other
41	Associated Electric Cooperative Inc	16,406,405	0.25%	Power Plants, Other
42	NiSource	16,192,919	0.24%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
43	Basin Electric Power Cooperative	15,582,999	0.23%	Power Plants, Chemicals
44	Dow Chemical Co.	15,408,012	0.23%	Chemicals, Power Plants, Waste, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
45	TECO Energy	15,323,086	0.23%	Power Plants, Other, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
46	Waste Management	14,922,927	0.22%	Waste, Power Plants
47	CF Industries	14,658,858	0.22%	Chemicals
48	LafargeHolcim	14,379,206	0.22%	Minerals
49	Air Products & Chemicals	13,396,204	0.20%	Chemicals, Power Plants
50	Scana	12,886,620	0.19%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
51	Archer Daniels Midland	12,742,886	0.19%	Other, Pulp and Paper, Waste
52	JEA	12,691,041	0.19%	Power Plants, Other
53	Tesoro Corp.	12,156,680	0.18%	Refineries, Chemicals, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
54	Omaha Public Power District	12,048,895	0.18%	Power Plants, Other
55	Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association	11,662,809	0.17%	Power Plants, Other
56	Ares Management	11,576,658	0.17%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
57	Alliant Energy	11,483,819	0.17%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
58	Republic Services Inc.	11,377,016	0.17%	Waste
59	Intermountain Power Agency	11,367,470	0.17%	Power Plants, Other
60	Ohio Valley Electric Corp.	11,321,687	0.17%	Power Plants, Other
61	San Juan (single power plant)	11,286,719	0.17%	Power Plants
62	Laramie River (single power plant)	11,039,099	0.17%	Power Plants
63	Great River Energy	11,008,066	0.16%	Power Plants, Other, Waste
64	EFS-N LLC (single power plant)	10,865,781	0.16%	Power Plants
65	Lower Colorado River Authority	10,685,825	0.16%	Power Plants, Other
66	Fortis	10,669,132	0.16%	Power Plants, Other, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
67	Pentair Ltd.	10,548,203	0.16%	Power Plants
68	Alcoa Inc.	10,529,625	0.16%	Power Plants, Metals, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other, Waste
69	Independence (single power plant)	10,415,920	0.16%	Power Plants
70	J.M Stuart Station (single power plant)	10,411,867	0.16%	Power Plants
71	LS Power	10,344,585	0.16%	Power Plants
72	Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG)	10,206,360	0.15%	Power Plants, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Other
73	Nebraska Public Power District	9,943,085	0.15%	Power Plants, Other
74	Buckeye Power Co	9,895,266	0.15%	Power Plants
75	Conemaugh (single power plant)	9,892,928	0.15%	Power Plants
76	Cleco	9,891,839	0.15%	Power Plants, Other
77	Allete	9,745,979	0.15%	Power Plants, Other
78	ConocoPhillips	9,735,497	0.15%	Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Refineries
79	Williams Cos.	9,606,616	0.14%	Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Power Plants, Chemicals
80	Peabody Energy Corp.	9,440,596	0.14%	Power Plants, Other
81	Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority	9,387,797	0.14%	Power Plants, Other
82	East Kentucky Power Cooperative	9,309,922	0.14%	Power Plants, Other
83	AK Steel	9,277,356	0.14%	Metals
84	Occidental Petroleum Co.	9,252,320	0.14%	Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Chemicals, Power Plants, Other
85	Salt River Project	9,187,517	0.14%	Power Plants, Other, Waste
86	Energy Transfer Equity	8,975,727	0.13%	Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Refineries, Other, Power Plants
87	PBF Energy	8,963,557	0.13%	Refineries, Chemicals, Power Plants
88	Tenaska	8,904,825	0.13%	Power Plants
89	Cemex	8,870,514	0.13%	Minerals
90	Consol Energy Inc.	8,850,247	0.13%	Other, Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems
91	Chemours	8,451,361	0.13%	Chemicals, Waste, Other
92	PDVSA (Petroleos de Venezuela S.A.)	8,436,850	0.13%	Refineries, Chemicals
93	Ohio Valley Resources Inc.	8,223,557	0.12%	Other
94	Seminole Electric Cooperative	8,215,430	0.12%	Power Plants
95	Big Rivers Electric Corp	8,068,939	0.12%	Power Plants
96	LyondellBasell Industries	7,720,397	0.12%	Chemicals, Refineries, Other
97	Eastman Chemical Co.	7,681,482	0.12%	Chemicals, Power Plants, Waste, Other
98	TransAlta	7,562,226	0.11%	Power Plants
99	SK Capital Partners	7,536,554	0.11%	Chemicals, Other, Waste
100	Enterprise Products Partners	7,469,453	0.11%	Petroleum and Natural Gas Systems, Chemicals

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On September 11, 2001, 19 terrorists attacked the Unites States. They hijacked four airplanes in mid-flight. The terrorists flew two of the planes into two skyscrapers at the World Trade Center in New York City. The impact caused the buildings to catch fire and collapse. Another plane destroyed part of the Pentagon (the U.S. military headquarters) in Arlington, Virginia. The fourth plane crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Officials believe that the terrorists on that plane intended to destroy either the White House or the U.S. Capitol. Passengers on the plane fought the terrorists and prevented them from reaching their goal. In all, nearly 3,000 people were killed in the 9/11 attacks.

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The Vietnam War

The Vietnam War

Ken Burns and Lynn Novick's ten-part, 18-hour documentary series, THE VIETNAM WAR, tells the epic story of one of the most consequential, divisive, and controversial events in American history as it has never before been told on film. Visceral and immersive, the series explores the human dimensions of the war through revelatory testimony of nearly 80 witnesses from all sides--Americans who fought in the war and others who opposed it, as well as combatants and civilians from North and South Vietnam. Ten years in the making, the series includes rarely seen and digitally re-mastered archival footage from sources around the globe, photographs taken by some of the most celebrated photojournalists of the 20th Century, historic television broadcasts, evocative home movies, and secret audio recordings from inside the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon administrations.

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Trump's Mashups

Trump's Mashups

Donald Trump talks a lot, but what is he actually saying? VICE News' "Trump Talk" mashup series tries to answer that. And, we're happy to say, it was just nominated for two Webby Awards. Now you can watch all the nominated videos.

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Trump's Sexcapades

Trump's Sexcapades.

Jessica Leeds (1980s)
Kristin Anderson (1990s)
E. Jean Carroll (1995 or 1996)
Lisa Boyne (1996)
Cathy Heller (1997)
Temple Taggart McDowell (1997)
Karena Virginia (1998)
Mindy McGillivray (2003)
Jennifer Murphy (2005)
Rachel Crooks (2005)
Natasha Stoynoff (2005)
Juliet Huddy (2005 or 2006)
Jessica Drake (2006)
Ninni Laaksonen (2006)
Cassandra Searles (2013)
Allegations of pageant dressing room visits(1997)
Mariah Billado,
Victoria Hughes,
and three other Miss Teen USA contestants
Bridget Sullivan (2000)
Tasha Dixon (2001)
Unnamed contestants (2001)
Samantha Holvey (2006)

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Trump's Speeches | Rallys |Interviews

Trump's Speeches | Rallys

Donald Trump talks a lot, but what is he actually saying? Watch Trump at some of his rallys and see what you think.

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Occupy Banksters & Crony Capitalism & GREED

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Toxic 100 Air Polluters Index (2016 Report, Based on 2014 Data)

Toxic 100 Water Polluters Index: (2016 Report, Based on 2014 Data)

Greenhouse 100 Polluters Index (2016 Report, Based on 2014 Data)

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