special wastes
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Cement kiln dust is included as one of the six special wastes.

"Oil and gas drilling muds and oil production brines" are included as one of the six special wastes.

"Of course, one good thing that might come out of it is the state might develop a comprehensive plan for dealing with this and other special wastes.

The difference between special wastes and other wastes is the large volume of generation of special waste at a time leading to less human and environmental risk.

Mining waste; phosphate rock mining, beneficiation, and processing waste; and uranium waste are three of the six special wastes identified.

This FR notice includes a proposal to exempt six categories of "special wastes" from the RCRA Subtitle C regulations until further study can be completed.

There are currently two Northern Ireland public sector landfills suitable for the disposal of certain special wastes - Dargan road, Belfast and Culmore, Londonderry.

In co-operation with Carmarthenshire District Council Environmental Health Department, this investigation proposes to ascertain the significance of the management of special wastes as a factor in attracting new industry.

Under the first proposal, EPA would list these residuals as special wastes subject to regulation under subtitle C of RCRA, when destined for disposal in landfills or surface impoundments.

Under the Control of Pollution (Special Wastes) Regulations 1980, movements of defined categories of difficult wastes in the United Kingdom are subject to at least three working days notification to local waste disposal authorities.

These new sections-frequently referred to as the Bentsen and Bevill Amendments-exempted "special wastes" from regulation under Subtitle C of RCRA until further study and assessment of risk could be performed.

Included in these proposed regulations was a deferral of hazardous waste requirements for six categories of waste-which EPA termed "special wastes"-until further study and assessment could be completed to determine their risk to human health and the environment.

But while levels of so-called special wastes outside chemical sites for 1992 was down on the 1990 total, the 231,800 tonnes figure for 1992 was higher than the 213,700 tonnes figure in 1991, because company closures had led to high waste disposals.

In Northern Ireland, special wastes are subject to the Pollution Control (Special Waste) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1981, which impose the same requirements as in Britain regarding pre-notification of movement of waste to suitable licensed disposal facilities.

The six categories of special wastes included: Cement kiln dust Mining waste Oil and gas drilling muds and oil production brines Phosphate rock mining, beneficiation, and processing waste Uranium waste Utility waste (i.e., fossil fuel combustion waste)

The regulatory time line and history for each special waste varies greatly.

Cement kiln dust is included as one of the six special wastes.

Mercury lamps also require special waste disposal, depending on location.

"This stuff comes out of Massachusetts and is hazardous, and here it's special waste.

The growing popularity of paddling, hiking, and climbing has created special waste disposal issues throughout the world.

For ash classified as nonhazardous, the agency is considering establishing a new category, called "special waste."

For Special Waste a documentation system for carriage and disposal of each load is already in place.

Section 8002 explicitly identified the requirements for each special waste study and established deadlines for submission of the final reports.

The company said that it recently completed the acquisition of a sanitary landfill and two non-harzardous special waste disposal sites.

"Oil and gas drilling muds and oil production brines" are included as one of the six special wastes.

So the industry and D.E.P. solution is to reclassify the ash as "special waste."

It provides collection, landfill, recycling and special waste services to local authorities and industrial and commercial clients in the UK.

"Of course, one good thing that might come out of it is the state might develop a comprehensive plan for dealing with this and other special wastes.

The special waste classification, he said, would allow the ash to be disposed of properly but would not "put such a costly onus on the taxpayer."

And in short order we expect Missouri and Kansas to pass laws designating garbage incinerator ash as hazardous or special waste.

Atta ants dispose of waste from the fungus garden and other parts of the nest into special waste chambers.

They also feature other special equipment and procedures such as airlock entry, quick-drench disinfectant showers, special waste disposal systems, and shower exits.

By then, he said, the department expects to begin operating a special waste compactor that will enable Rocky Flats to handle all its own waste until late 1991.

Mining waste; phosphate rock mining, beneficiation, and processing waste; and uranium waste are three of the six special wastes identified.

This guide outlines the main environmental authorisations including pollution prevention and control permits, waste management licences, water discharge authorisations and special waste notification.

According to data from the Brazilian Association of Public Cleaning and Special Waste Companies, Brazil is a leader in aluminum can recycling without government intervention.

In the 20th century, water was merely a free evacuation and disposal system for poisonous substances, special waste, chemicals and so on. And we can already see the consequences!

The difference between special wastes and other wastes is the large volume of generation of special waste at a time leading to less human and environmental risk.

It services the people there with collecting waste, garden waste, bulky waste, recycling glass, recycling paper, hazardous waste, hospital waste and other special waste sections.

In 1986 he became a member of the Board of Directors and later Chairman of the Board for the Special Waste Management Corporation.