Errata sheet: Southwest Lake Michigan Report. Wisconsin section.

Some of the numbers in the published Wisconsin data have been changed. The changes to the numbers will affect the tables in Appendix C: Wisconsin Toxic Emissions Inventory in the published final report. To effectively use the errata sheet, compare it to the tables in Appendix C and mark the changes in the published report. The number changes will affect Table 4-1 (Wisconsin portion of the regional total), Table 4-2 (where Wisconsin makes up 3 of the 12 aggregated counties by SIC code) and possibly Figures 4-6. The new Wisconsin totals will need to be changed in Table 4-1, and stepped into Table 4-2 by adding or subtracting the new numbers to the existing total and then by calculating the new percentages. The new percentages will affect the Figures if the changes are made for the SIC shown on each pie chart.

The bold numbers in the following 3 tables are incorrect in the published report and should read as they appear in bold under the total column for all three counties. For Kenosha County, POM should read 40.54, for Milwaukee County, POM should read 106.85, and for Racine County, POM should read 57.824.

The following tables are located on pages 242-243 in the published report.

Results

Kenosha	wood stoves	fireplaces	TOTAL
County	(pounds)	(pounds)	(pounds)
Arsenic	0.789	0.441	1.230
Benz(a)anthracene	8.964	5.015	13.979
Benzo(a)pyrene	53.783	30.092	83.875
Cd	0.179	0.100	0.280
Cr	0.00E+00	0.00E+00	0.00E+00
Chrome VI	0.412	0.231	0.643
Chrysene	89.639	50.153	139.792
Co	1.165	0.652	1.817
Cu	3.048	1.705	4.753
Fluoranthene	71.711	40.123	111.834
Pb	9.860	5.517	15.377
Mn and compounds	1.255	0.702	1.957
Hg	0.058	0.033	0.091
Naphthalene	1290.8	722.21	2013.00
Ni and compounds	0.179	0.100	0.280
phenol	71.711	40.123	111.834
PCDDs	0.026	0.004	0.029
PCDFs	0.143	2.51E-3	0.146
PAHs	4481.93	2507.66	6989.59
POM	25.995	14.544	40.540
TCDD 2378	6.63E­05	1.40E­04	2.07E­04
TCDF 2378	0.004	0.002	0.006

Milwaukee	wood stoves	fireplaces	TOTAL
County	(pounds)	(pounds)	(pounds)
Arsenic	1.000	2.219	3.219
Benz(a)anthracene	11.367	25.214	36.581
Benzo(a)pyrene	68.204	151.282	219.486
Cd	0.227	0.504	0.732
Cr	0.00E+00	0.00E+00	0.00E+00
Chrome VI	0.523	1.160	1.683
Chrysene	113.673	252.137	365.810
Co	1.478	3.278	4.756
Cu	3.865	8.573	12.438
Fluoranthene	90.938	201.709	292.648
Pb	12.504	27.735	40.239
Mn and compounds	1.591	3.530	5.121
Hg	0.074	0.164	0.238
Naphthalene	1636.89	3630.77	5267.66
Ni and compounds	0.227	0.504	0.732
phenol	90.938	201.709	292.648
PCDDs	0.033	0.018	0.051
PCDFs	0.181	1.3E-2	0.194
PAHs	5683.65	12606.83	18290.48
POM	32.965	73.120	106.085
TCDD 2378	8.41E­05	7.06E­04	7.90E­04
TCDF 2378	0.005	0.011	0.016

Racine	wood stoves	fireplaces	TOTAL
County	(pounds)	(pounds)	(pounds)
Arsenic	1.183	0.572	1.755
Benz(a)anthracene	13.444	6.495	19.939
Benzo(a)pyrene	80.664	38.973	119.637
Cd	0.269	0.130	0.399
Cr	0.00E+00	0.00E+00	0.00E+00
Chrome VI	0.618	0.299	0.917
Chrysene	134.440	64.955	199.395
Co	1.748	0.844	2.592
Cu	4.571	2.208	6.779
Fluoranthene	107.552	51.964	159.516
Pb	14.788	7.145	21.933
Mn and compounds	1.882	0.909	2.792
Hg	0.087	0.042	0.130
Naphthalene	1935.93	935.34	2871.28
Ni and compounds	0.269	0.130	0.399
phenol	107.552	51.964	159.516
PCDDs	0.039	0.005	0.043
PCDFs	0.214	3.2E­03	0.217
PAHs	6721.99	3247.73	9969.73
POM	38.988	18.837	57.824
TCDD 2378	9.95E­05	1.82E­04	2.81E­04
TCDF 2378	0.006	0.003	0.009

The tables on the following pages are to replace those in the Southwest Lake Michigan Report. These tables include several corrected numbers and totals. The affected page numbers in the published report are as follows: pages 270, 275, 277, and 278. (The corresponding page numbers are included at bottom of each of the following tables). The corrected numbers in these tables will affect the totals and results in tables 4-1 and 4-2 and figures 4-6 thru 4-35 in the published report.

Table C-1:Kenosha County WI, Emissions by SIC (Lbs/yr)

		SIC Code									TOTAL
	Compound (POUNDS)	3931	4911	4953	4952	5541	7211	8221	RWC	Off road	(pounds)
1	Arsenic		112						1.23	0.60	113.83
2	Atrazine
3	Benz(a)anthracene			1.55E-05					13.48	0.80	14.28
4	Benzo(a)pyrene			2.83E-05					83.88	0.49	84.37
5	Cadmium								0.28	2.50	2.96
6	Carbon tetrachloride			1.80E-01							0.18
7	Chlordane
8	Chromium									37.90	37.90
9	Chrome VI								0.64		0.64
10	Chrysene			7.35E-03					139.79	1.0	140.80
11	Cobalt		55						1.82	33.30	90.12
12	Coke oven emiss.
13	Copper								4.75	188.75	193.50
14	1,2 Dichloroethane					99.5				709.60	809.10
15	Diethylhexyl phthalate
16	Di-n-butyl phthalate
17	Di-n-octyl phthalate
18	Dioxins; 2378 Equiv
19	Ethylbenzene					751.5				11640	12,391
20	Fluoranthene			1.80E-01					111.83	6.10	118.11
21	Heptachlor
22	Hexachlorobenzene
23	Hexachlorobutadiene
24	Hexachloroethane
25	Lead								15.38	7.0	22 .38
26	Alkylated Pb compounds
27	Manganese & compounds								1.96	33.1	35 .06
28	Mercury								0.09	0.90	1.0
29	Methoxychlor
30	Methylene Chloride			5.32E+01	723.6						776.80
31	Naphthalene			2.48		3757			2013	5422	11,194
32	Nickel & compounds		211						0.28	176.38	387.66
33	Parathion
34	Pentachloronitrobenzene
35	Pentachlorophenol
36	phenol								111.83		111.83
37	PCBs			1.51E-02							1.51E-02
38	PCDDs								0.03		0.03
39	PCDFs								0.15		0.15
40	PAHs								6989.59	34.80	7,024
41	POM							0.0551	40.54		40.60
42	TCDD 2378			3.52E-05					2.1E-04		2.50E-04
43	TCDF 2378			4.37E-04					6.2E-03		6.64E-03
44	Tetrachloroethylene (PERC)			8.63E-01			20,833				20,833
45	Trichlorethene	6,680		0.312							6,680
46	111 trichloroethane	15,919		2.53							15,9121
47	245 trichlorophenol
48	246 trichlorophenol
49	Trifluralin

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Table C-2: Milwaukee County WI, Emissions by SIC (Lbs/yr)(continued)

		SIC Code
	(POUNDS)	4952	496 1	5093	5171	4953	5541	7211	8221	Wood	Off road	TOTAL:
1	Arsenic		104							3.20	4.42	396.95
2	Atrazine
3	Benz(a)anthracene					1.16E-04				36.58	4.30	40.88
4	Benzo(a)pyrene					2.12E-04				219.49	2.40	221.89
5	Cadmium	22.25	17							0.73	18.70	84.15
6	Carbon tetrachloride					1.30						1.80
7	Chlordane
8	Chromium										177.90	177.90
9	Chrome VI									1.68		516.85
10	Chrysene					1.00E-01				365.8	4.90	370.90
11	Cobalt			19.36						4.76	143.90	240.11
12	Coke oven emiss.
13	Copper	244.51								12.44	1303.40	2,838
14	1,2 Dichloroethane						515.5				2752	3,268
15	Diethylhexyl phthal
16	Di-n-butyl phthalate
17	Di-n-octyl phthalate
18	Dioxins; 2378 Equiv
19	Ethylbenzene				387.6 5		3,895				56067	76,667
20	Fluoranthene					1.30				292.65	30.50	324.45
21	Heptachlor
22	Hexachlorobenzene
23	Hexachlorobutadien
24	Hexachloroethane
25	Lead									40.24	52.10	225.67
26	Alkylated Pb com
27	Manganese &com									5.12	142.10	2,511
28	Mercury	118.20	25							0.24	7.0	150.44
29	Methoxychlor
30	Methylene Chloride					398.3						98,305
31	Naphthalene				0.04	18.6	19,474			5267.66	21148.7	60494
32	Nickel & compounds	282.04	552	225.8						0.73	1213.6	4,073
33	Parathion
34	Pentachloronitro
35	Pentachlorophenol
36	phenol				7.0					292.65		299.65
37	PCBs					1.00E-01						0.10
38	PCDDs									0.05		0.05
39	PCDFs									0.19		0.19
40	PAHs									18290.5	217.7	18,508
41	POM								0.32	106.08		172.30
42	TCDD 2378					2.64E-04				7.90E-04		1.05E-03
43	TCDF 2378					3.27E-03				2.00E-02		2.33E-02
44	(PERC)					6.50		204,27 3				204,380
45	Trichlorethene					2.34						25,435
46	111 trichloroethane					18.9						127,536
47	245 trichlorophenol
48	246 trichlorophenol
49	Trifluralin

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Table C-3: Racine County WI, Emissions by SIC (Lbs/yr) (continued)

								TOTAL
	Compound (POUNDS)	4953	5541	7211	8221	Wood	Off road	(pounds)
1	Arsenic					1.76	0.80	2.56
2	Atrazine
3	Benz(a)anthracene	2.1E-05				19.94	1.00	20.94
4	Benzo(a)pyrene	3.9E-05				119.64	0.60	120.24
5	Cadmium					0.40	3.40	3.8
6	Carbon tetrachloride	2.5E-01						2.5E-01
7	Chlordane
8	Chromium						45.10	45.10
9	Chrome VI					0.92		0.92
10	Chrysene	1.0E-02				199.40	1.30	200.7
11	Cobalt					2.59	38.90	41.59
12	Coke oven emiss.
13	Copper					6.78	250.50	578.28
14	1,2 Dichloroethane		101				794.80	895.8
15	Diethylhexyl phthalate
16	Di-n-butyl phthalate
17	Di-n-octyl phthalate
18	Dioxins; 2378 Equiv
19	Ethylbenzene		765				13884	27,951
20	Fluoranthene	2.5E-01				159.52	7.60	167.37
21	Heptachlor
22	Hexachlorobenzene
23	Hexachlorobutadiene
24	Hexachloroethane
25	Lead					21.93	9.50	31.43
26	Alkylated Pb compounds
27	Manganese & compounds					2.79	38.60	41.39
28	Mercury					0.13	1.30	1.43
29	Methoxychlor
30	Methylene Chloride	72.7						34,742
31	Naphthalene	3.4	3824			2871.28	6087.50	15,691
32	Nickel & compounds					0.40	234.10	234.5
33	Parathion
34	Pentachloronitrobenzene
35	Pentachlorophenol
36	phenol					159.52		4,498
37	PCBs	2.1E-02						2.10E-02
38	PCDDs					0.04		0.04
39	PCDFs					0.22		0.22
40	PAHs					9969.73	45.40	10,015
41	POM				0.14	58.0		58.14
42	TCDD 2378	4.8E-05				2.8E-04		3.3E-04
43	TCDF 2378	6.0E-04				8.8E-03		9.4E-03
44	Tetrachloroethylene (PERC)	1.2		35,900				38,749
45	Trichlorethene	0.426						39,584
46	111 trichloroethane	3.5						26,047
47	245 trichlorophenol
48	246 trichlorophenol
49	Trifluralin

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Table C-4: Summary; Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Racine County WI, Totals. (Lbs/yr)

		Kenosha	Milwaukee	Racine
	COMPOUND	(pounds)	(pounds)	(pounds)
1	Arsenic	113.83	396.95	2.56
2	Atrazine
3	Benz(a)anthracene	14.28	40.88	20.94
4	Benzo(a)pyrene	84.37	221.89	120.24
5	Cadmium	2.96	84.15	3.80
6	Carbon tetrachloride	0.18	1.80	0.25
7	Chlordane
8	Chromium	37.90	177.90	45.10
9	Chrome VI	0.64	516.86	0.92
10	Chrysene	140.80	370.91	200.70
11	Cobalt	90.12	240.11	41.59
12	Coke oven emiss.
13	Copper	193.50	2,838	578.28
14	1,2 Dichloroethane	809.10	3,268	895.80
15	Diethylhexyl phthalate
16	Di-n-butyl phthalate
17	Di-n-octyl phthalate
18	Dioxins; 2378 Equiv
19	Ethylbenzene	12,391	76,667	27,951
20	Fluoranthene	118.11	324.45	167.37
21	Heptachlor
22	Hexachlorobenzene
23	Hexachlorobutadiene
24	Hexachloroethane
25	Lead	22.38	225.67	31.43
26	Alkylated Pb compounds
27	Manganese & compounds	35.06	2,511	41.39
28	Mercury	1.0	150.44	1.43
29	Methoxychlor
30	Methylene Chloride	776.80	98,305	34,742
31	Naphthalene	11,194	60,494	15,691
32	Nickel & compounds	387.66	4,073	234.50
33	Parathion
34	Pentachloronitrobenzene
35	Pentachlorophenol
36	phenol	111.83	299.65	4,498
37	PCBs	1.51E-02	0.10	2.10E-02
38	PCDDs	0.03	0.05	0.04
39	PCDFs	0.15	0.19	0.22
40	PAHs	7,024	18,508	10,015
41	POM	40.60	172.30	58.14
42	TCDD 2378	2.50E-04	1.05E-03	3.28E-04
43	TCDF 2378	6.64E-03	2.33E-02	9.4E-03
44	Tetrachloroethylene (PERC)	20,833	204,380	38,749
45	Trichlorethene	6,680	25,435	39,584
46	111 trichloroethane	15,921	127,536	26,047
47	245 trichlorophenol
48	246 trichlorophenol
49	Trifluralin

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