Clean Sweep Programs - US Environmental Protection Agency

New Jersey Table 2 - Quantity of Pesticides Collected: By CountyQuantity of Pesticides (pounds)The Clean Sweep ReportCounty Farmers? 1 1991 2 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 SubtotalAtlantic yes 11,640 0 3,581 3,857 3,298 2,048 3,200 27,624Bergen no some some some 30,373 34,425 29,700 24,975 24,300 25,650 169,423Burlington yes 4,081 2,481 2,648 6,157 5,191 20,558Camden no 7,083 8,027 3,474 1,937 1,822 649 22,992Cape May yes 2,660 3,300 2,300 2,240 10,500Cumberland yes 4,072 4,072Middlesex yes 3 6,750 6,350 21,223 19,800 21,100 19,350 20,300 15,650 15,425 145,948Monmouth yes 4,455 2,725 7,180Morris yes 1,600 4,840 7,140 9,940 23,520Ocean yes 21,917 32,917 54,834Passaic no 912 3,222 3,621 4,870 7,586 NA 4 8,425 8,490 7,087 44,213Salem yes 1,029 402 3,087 2,100 436 310 1,975 630 9,969Somerset 5 yes 44,285 19,600 31,400 8,599 16,259 16,144 28,277 164,564Sussex yes8,550 7,200 1,600 17,350TOTAL -- 46,226 22,014 39,741 109,915 88,798 115,159 137,648 95,362 52,459 15,425 722,747NOTES:1. This column indicates whether or not the county allows farmers to participate in its HHW collection programs.2. This column represents the amount of pesticides collected in the years prior to and including 1991.3. Farmers are allowed to participate on a case-by-case basis in Middlesex County.4. NA = not available.5. The amount listed for Somerset County in 1991 includes 10,535 lbs from 1989; 19,850 pounds for 1990; and 13,900 pounds for 1991.