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Total discharges to water: By pollutant, COD
This stacked bar chart shows the discharges to water of the Chemical Oxygen Demand business segment, analyzed by pollutant type.

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Total discharges to water: By pollutant, COD
  Units 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
Discharges to water - Group total Tonnes 46,381 58,399 80,918 125,872 57,067 56,981 45,883 71,322
Discharges to water - R&M (5) Tonnes 2,449 2,812 2,963 4,935 5,085 7,949 6,453 4,376
COD discharged - R&M (4) Tonnes 7,911 8,973 10,107 10,430 9,738 6,728 6,453 4,376
Discharges to water - Chemicals (7) Tonnes 8,088 8,071 10,708 9,036 9,376 7,647 1,977  
COD discharged - Chemicals (7,8) Tonnes             1,977  
Discharges to water - GRST and Other (3,8) Tonnes             101 3
COD discharged - GRST and Other (8) Tonnes             101 3

(3) 'Other' businesses includes aluminum and BP corporate functions/offices. In 2005 Wingles, SECCO, PEMSB and Pasadena which were previously part of Chemicals were included in 'Other' businesses. From 2006 SECCO and PEMSB are included with Refinery and Marketing.
(4) COD - Chemical Oxygen Demand
(5) The total discharges to water for Refining and Marketing includes oils and greases but excludes COD
(7) Chemicals business in 2005 is the Innovene business sold as Ineos
(8) New water categories reported for the first time in the charting tool in 2005


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