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EPA - 40 CFR PART 246

SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES

active, Most Current
Organization: EPA
Publication Date: 1 July 2017
Status: active
Page Count: 10
scope:

(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes; hazardous wastes; sludges; construction and demolition wastes; infectious wastes; classified waste.

(b) The ''Requirement'' sections contained herein delineate minimum actions for Federal agencies for the recovery of resources from solid waste through source separation. Pursuant to section 211 of the Solid Waste Disposal Act, as amended, and Executive Order 11752 section 4(a), the ''Requirement'' sections of these guidelines are mandatory for all Federal agencies that generate solid waste. In addition, they are recommended to State, interstate, regional, and local governments for use in their activities.

(c) The ''Recommended Procedures'' sections are presented to suggest actions or preferred methods by which the objectives of the requirements can be realized. The ''Recommended Procedures'' are not mandatory for Federal agencies.

(d) The Environmental Protection Agency will render technical assistance in the form of sample cost analysis formats, sample bid specifications, implementation guidance documents and other guidance to Federal agencies when requested to do so, pursuant to section 3(d)1 of Executive Order 11752.

Document History

July 1, 2022
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
July 1, 2021
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
July 1, 2020
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
July 1, 2019
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
July 1, 2018
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
40 CFR PART 246
July 1, 2017
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
July 1, 2016
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
July 1, 2015
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...
July 1, 2014
SOURCE SEPARATION FOR MATERIALS RECOVERY GUIDELINES
(a) These guidelines are applicable to the source separation of residential, commercial, and institutional solid wastes. Explicitly excluded are mining, agricultural, and industrial solid wastes;...

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