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Focus on State Dangerous Waste Regulations Protect Human Health and the Environment

 
Publication number Date Published
13-04-004June 2013
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Author(s) Rice, Darin
Description Tourism and recreation. Clean air and clean water. These elements help define Washington’s economy and quality of life. We don’t want toxic chemicals such as used antifreeze, pesticides, ammonia, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), sandblast grit, or pharmaceutical wastes threatening that quality of life. Federal regulations don’t protect against all of these chemicals. Thankfully, state law does.
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Keywords state law, dangerous waste regulation
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