13 resultados para sorting of waste
em University of Michigan
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Phase I interim report issued Nov. 1976.
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"SW-870"--Cover.
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At head of title: State of California, the Resources Agency of California, Dept. of Water Resources.
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Bibliography: p. 281-292.
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"TR-79-33."
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"Project: 87/137."
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"December, 1982."
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Literature cited: p. 49-51.
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v. 1. Soils, manures, and crops. 1872.--v. 2. Notes, historical and practical on farming and farming economy. 1872.--v. 3. Stock: cattle, sheep, and horses. 1873.--v. 4. The dairy, pigs, poultry. 1871.--v. 5. Utilisation of town sewage, irrigation, reclamation of waste land. 1865.
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Because you generate waste, it is your responsibility to determine how to properly manage and dispose of your waste. This fact sheet discusses special waste, who must obtain a generator identification number, and who must use uniform hazardous waste manifests, which are required for both nonhazardous and hazardous special waste. ... Depending on the types of waste you generate, you may need a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) and/or Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) generator identification number. The first step in determining whether you need an identification number is to identify the types and amounts of waste you generate.