956 resultados para Illinois. Hazardous Waste Advisory Council
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Vol. for <1985> includes booklet for the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal facility annual report forms and instructions for completing the annual hazardous waste report.
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Description based on: 1985; title from cover.
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Generator 82 annual report; alphabetic list of hazardous waste generators -- Facility 82 annual report; alphabetic list of hazardous waste facilities.
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Published cooperatively by the Department of Energy and Natural Resources, Illinois State Geological Survey, Illinois State Water Survey, and Hazardous Waste Research and Information Center.
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"HWRIC RR 008." -- Cover.
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Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 3 (July 1970).
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The IEPA is proud to sponsor these worthwhile programs around the state to help citizens safely rid their homes of unwanted pesticides, paints, automotive fluids and other household items that could pose a threat to our landfills, homes or environment, if disposed in a an unsafe environment.
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"HWRIC RR-026."
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" ... in accordance with the provisions in Paragraph 217, Chapter 111 1/2, Illinois Revised Statues."--Agenda.
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The Illinois Green Government Coordinating Council promotes the incorporation of pollution prevention and resource conservation practices into government management and operations. The Council works with state agencies to reduce waste, improve energy efficiency, conserve water, increase recycling and reuse of materials, incorporate green building principles into new construction and renovation projects, and acquire and use environmentally friendly products.
Psychological and social correlates of attrition in a longitudinal study of hazardous waste exposure
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Management of the industrial nations' hazardous waste is a current and exponentially increasing, global threatening situation. Improved environmental information must be obtained and managed concerning the current status, temporal dynamics and potential future status of these critical sites. To test the application of spatial environmental techniques to the problem of hazardous waste sites, as Superfund (CERCLA) test site was chosen in an industrial/urban valley experiencing severe TCE, PCE, and CTC ground water contamination. A paradigm is presented for investigating spatial/environmental tools available for the mapping, monitoring and modelling of the environment and its toxic contaminated plumes. This model incorporates a range of technical issues concerning the collection of data as augmented by remotely sensed tools, the format and storage of data utilizing geographic information systems, and the analysis and modelling of environment through the use of advance GIS analysis algorithms and geophysic models of hydrologic transport including statistical surface generation. This spatial based approach is evaluated against the current government/industry standards of operations. Advantages and lessons learned of the spatial approach are discussed.
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With respect to “shape” marks, there would appear to be a “break”, imposed by the Australian Courts, in the logical conclusion that registration of a shape, which performs a functional purpose, or even further, is indistinguishable from the shape of the item or product, creates a perpetual monopoly in the manufacture of that product.