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Appendix C: List of Public Access Materials Received by the NRC Committee
Pages 136-144

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From page 136...
... LeBrun, County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County. Re: Proposed Hazardous Waste Classification (Sept.
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From page 137...
... . Risk-Based Criteria for Non-RCRA Hazardous Waste: A Report to the National Research Council Introducing Proposed Changes to the Definition of Hazardous Waste in the California Code of Regulations Eprepared by Human and Ecological Risk Division and Hazardous Materials Laboratory of the Science, Pollution Prevention, and Technology Program, Department of Toxic Substances Control, Environmental Protection Agency, State of California.
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From page 138...
... (f) Introduction to Regulatory Structure Update and List of Tasks, includes Draft Concept Papers for Tasks D.l, D.2, D.3, and D.4, State of California, Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Toxic Substances Control, April 10, 1997; Unified Program: Questions and Answers, Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Management Regulatory Program, Mar.
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From page 139...
... 0) AB 1220 Regulations - Impact of Deregulated Hazardous Wastes FIetter from Jody Sparks, Toxics Assessment Group and Caryn Woodhouse, Taylor Bay Associates, to Members of the Integrated Waste Management Board and Members of the of the State Water Resources Control Board, dated Sept.
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From page 140...
... (m) Comments on the Draft Concept Paper, RSU Task #D.3: California's nonRCRA Hazardous Waste System - Analysis and Proposed Revisions Eletter from Jody Sparks, Toxics Assessment Group and Caryn Woodhouse, Taylor Bay Associates, to Jan Radimsky and Jim Carlisle, DTSC, dated April 3, 1997, 17 ppl.
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From page 141...
... . Held by Southern California Coalition for Pollution Prevention and the California Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Toxic Substances Control, May 16, 1997 Ecover letter from Christopher Campbell, Executive Director, Southern California Coalition for Pollution Prevention to Roberta Wedge, NRC, Sept.
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... 38. Department of Toxic Substances Control Review Questions and Answers FIetter and attachment from Robert Stephens, DTSC, Cal/EPA, to Rogene Henderson, chair, NRC committee, undated, 3 PP]
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... Chater, Hugo Neu-Proler Company to Rogene Henderson, chair, NRC committee, e-mai! dated Feb.
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From page 144...
... ~4~: Acute Dermal LDso Hazardous wastes would include wastes with a calculated or experimentally determined demean LD50 less than 5500 mg/kg. Non-hazardous wastes would include those with a dermal LDso exceeding 7400 mg/kg.
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  • concept paper
  • structure update
  • extraction test
  • rsu task
  • dated oct

  • regulatory structure
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  • jan radimsky
  • roberta wedge
  • waste management

  • robert stephens
  • petroleum association
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