Geochemical properties of coal wastes and the toxicological effects on aquatic life /

Errata sheet inserted.

Hazardous waste management in Illinois /

"March 1980"

Hazardous educational waste collections in Illinois /

"This report has been prepared for Gov. Jim Edgar and the 90th General Assembly in accordance with Section 22.47 of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act."

Hazardous materials : first responder awareness training.

Developed by Midwest Consortium for Hazardous Waste Worker Training in cooperation with the University of Illinois, Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations, and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency.

Hazardous materials emergency response : training programs & response equipment /

Bibliography: p. 18.

Illinois Health and Hazardous Substances Registry Act, effective September 10, 1984, amended January 17, 1985 and rules and regulations, effective May 19, 1986.

"Title 77: Public Health, chapter I: Department of Public Health, subchapter p; hazardous and poisonous substances, part 840, Illinois health and hazardous substances registry."

Illinois Health and Hazardous Substances Registry Act, effective September 10, 1984, rules and regulations, promulgated May 19, 1985.

"Rules and regulations amended August 2, 2007"

Illinois Health and Hazardous Substances Registry, July 1988 through June 1989 : a report to Governor James R. Thompson and the 86th General Assembly /

At head of title: Annual report.

New Jersey Zinc/Mobil Chemical Superfund Project update.

"31642"--Colophon.

Potentially infectious medical waste.

Caption title.

Spray dryer spent sorbent hazardous waste fixating and cementitious properties /

"HWRIC project no. 86-103."

Technology assessment of wastewater treatment alternatives for compliance with deoxygenating wastes effluent standards : final report /

"Project 87/7012."

The federal superfund process for a hazardous waste site in Illinois.

"Summer 1999"

Update : New Jersey Zinc/Mobil Chemical Superfund Site, DePue, Illinois = U ltimos acontecimientos : Sitio Superfund New Jersey Zinc/Mobil Chemical, Depue, Illinois.

The potentially responsible parties (PRPs) have removed the beaver dams and have collected the sediment samples they need for treatability studies. The treatability studies will establish the correct silt fence to minimize releases of sediment during the actual dredging to occur this fall. The studies will also determine the types and amounts of materials (lime, kiln dust, fly ash, etc.) required to stabilize the sediment, chemically tie up the metals and insure the sediment mixture will bear the weight of the cap on the Interim Storage Cell where the sediment will be placed. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) anticipates work to be completed by late fall or early winter 2004, if lake and river levels that affect the South Ditch are at their normal seasonal levels.

Update : New Jersey Zinc/Mobil Chemical Superfund Site, DePue, Illinois.

"September 2003."