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Hazardous substances are broadly defined under CERCLA and have included mining, milling, and smelter wastes that are currently excluded from regulation under RCRA. Regulators have the …
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Mining activities, as essential components of industrial development, play a crucial role in the economy. However, they often entail significant envir…
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to CERCLA hazardous substances from mining and mineral processing sites that were operational in 2009 (the most current available data at the time the evaluation took place). …
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• s55 The mine must have an easily accessible register of hazardous substances that contains all relevant SDSs • s56 A coal mine must have an SOP for using hazardous substances that …
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