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Stop EPA from Deregulating Landfills Campaign
Deregulating Landfills (August 9, 2002) [archived] Two-page summary of comments submitted to U.S. EPA Full Comments [pdf] to U.S. EPA Opposing Proposed Rule Deregulating MSW Landfills (August 9, 2002) by the Grassroots Recycling Network, the Natural Resources Defense Council and Friends of the Earth Bioreactors and EPA Proposal to Deregulate Landfills - Biocycle, ...
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Bioreactors and EPA proposal to deregulate landfills
Deregulating Landfills EPA is doing more than investing in the risky techno-fix of bioreactor landfills. Even though the existing rules are too ... claims that the purpose of the proposed rule ("State Research, Development and Demonstration Permits for MSW Landfills") is to encourage innovation. However, in view of the fact that EPA already has ...
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Leachate Recirculation
MSW landfills to the most basic (with little engineering and management) seen in the developing nations. Quick Links: Recirculation in Flushing Landfills Recirculation in Non Engineered Landfills ...
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Message for Solid Waste Industry
Private Solid Waste Haulers · Solid Waste Transfer Facilities · Municipal Solid Waste Landfills · Municipal Refuse Facilities and Recyclers · Contractors To This Industry · Local Government ... to transport and dispose of certain mercury-containing lamps in a municipal solid waste (MSW) facility (i.e., landfill, material recovery facility, waste-to-energy facility or transfer station). ...
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Municipal Solid Waste (MSW): Basic Facts
MSW per day. Landfills Under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), landfills that accept MSW are primarily regulated by state, tribal, and local governments. EPA, however, has established national standards these landfills ...
www.policyalmanac.org

Welcome to In-Vessel Composting
Fiber renewable Fuels It all starts with composting; keeping organics out of the landfills and managing agricultural residuals in a manner that eliminates pollution from phosphorous and nitrates. ... others are saying about the Renewable Carbon Management LLC and the NaturTech Composting System MSW Management Magazine May/June 2001 http://www.forester.net/mw_0105_innovative.html July/August ...
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Ohio EPA Division of Solid & Infectious Waste management
The law is intended to ensure that all spent lead acid batteries are recycled in ... of construction and demolition debris at Ohio CDD landfills. If you are involved in the operation or regulation of an Ohio CDD or MSW landfill, please read this important article for further ...
www.epa.state.oh.us

Renewable Energy - Biomass including wood, MSW, and biofuels, carbon cycle, photosynthesis
In landfills, biomass rots and releases methane gas, also called biogas or landfill gas. Some landfills have a system ... MSW) or Wood Waste - Burning municipal solid waste (MSW or garbage) and wood waste to produce energy, means that less of it has to get buried in landfills ... be put into natural gas pipelines. Learn more about landfills . Ethanol- Since the early 1990s ethanol has been ...
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Recycling | Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) | US EPA
Today, this country recycles 32.5 percent of its waste, a ... . Top of page Local Navigation MSW Home Basic Information Frequent Questions Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle MSW Commodities MSW Disposal MSW Programs MSW State Data MSW Topics MSW Publications EPA Home Privacy and Security ...
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Basic Information | Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) | US EPA
Landfills are engineered areas where waste is placed into the land. Landfills usually have liner systems and other safeguards to prevent groundwater contamination. Combustion is another MSW ... landfills that accept MSW are primarily regulated by state, tribal, and local governments. EPA, however, has established national standards these landfills must meet in order to stay open. Municipal landfills ...
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