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23^ Fadetai Raglater / VoU 55> No. 15 / "ryeaday. January 23, 1990 / Rnlea and RegHJationa
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TABLE 2.—RESULTS OF APPLYING THE LOW HAZARD CRITERION TO TWENTY CotoimoNALLY RETAINED MINERAL PROCESSINQ
WASTES—Continued
Commodity
Titanium dioxide
Titanium dioxide
Titanium tetraehioride..
Zinc
Total number of wastes meeting low hazard criterion..
Total number of wastes failing low fiazard criterion.....
D. Bevill Status of Conditionally
Retained Mineral Processing Wastes
The BeviU states of tee 20
conditionally reteteed mteeral
processing wastes is presented te Table
CondWonaSy retained wasta
Basic oxygen fumaoe and open hearth lurnaoe
air poAullon oontrol duet/sludge.
Baaie oxygen hjmaca and open fiaerth fur-
No. of fac.
beSevedio
3. Fifteen of tee 20 wastes have been
retamed and wid be stedied te tee
Report to Congress and addressed by
tee subsequent Regulatory
Determteation. Tbe oteer five wastes,
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2
0
1
No. of fac
san»iadBy
No^offac.
aubmitting
13121
Paasea low Reason for
taiiurs
Yea..
Yea_
No...
Yes-
Yes..
Yes..
N/A
N/A
pH, Cr
N/A
N/A
N/A
IB
2
wiU, as of tee effective date of this rule,
become subjed to regulation as
hazardous wastes under subtitle C of
RCRA d teey exhibit hazardous
characteristics.
TABLE 3.—RESULTS OF APPLYING BOTH BEviii. CRITERIA TO TWENTY CONOITIONALLY RETAINED MINERAL PROCESSING WASTES
CommodKy CondMonaSy roiainad waata
Coal Gaa.. 1 Ya
Coaf Gaa-
Coppar.
Ooppar-
I lySrAMlt Acid.,
r^^^wjw Men..
b«n.
Pttoapfiorte Aod-
Sodhsn Chromaia/Olchfoniass.
SlMl-
THarsan DkBsda.
Tsarwiv.utoMRSe.
Titarataii TasrecrSmUa.
Zkw
Total nwTtoar of 1
Totalnumfiar of (
rv. Analyste of and I
CoiBmeiiti on i
Definitioa of'
Modlficatioa of dia Stanfandb
la
lafha.
AppUcabia to Cenentors of Haaardoua
Waata
ta tha proposed rule of September 25,
IBBS. EPA proposed a clarification te the
definition of designated facility
regarding waste shipmente from a stete
where a waste U subjed to the
hazardous waste regulations to a stete
when tee waste is not yet regulsted as
Mr poWaon 001*01 duat/sfudga-
Sananoa aaq
Air poSuSon ooneoi duat/sfudga.
AiSiyiSuua ppuoaea wastveatar.
SQRI leasSng/laecfwio of cfvuraa
Basic QKygan aananoa and open haartfi fumaca air
poSuSon coneo) duat/studga.
hazardoua. This circumstance can arise
whan EPA llste or identifies a new
waste as hazardous under ite pre-
HSWA authority, ta such a case, tee
waate te subject to RCRA hazardoua
waste regulationa only ta teose states
teat do no< have taterim or final
authorization to operate tee RCRA
program, ta a state auteorized by EPA to
operate a baavdous waste program ta
lieu of tha federal program (under tee
auteority of section 3008 of RCRA). tee
waste would not be subject to RCRA
Naol
fac
1
2
2
S
3
3
30
30
S
28
1
26
2 Ya
27
27
2
2
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1
Yas-
Yas-
Yaa.
Yaa-
No-
Yaa-
Yaa.
Yaa-
Yaa.
No-
No-
Yaa-
Yaa-
Yaa-
Yaa-
Yaa-
No-
Yaa-
Vaa-
Yaa..
Yaa-
Yaa-
Yaa-
Yaa-
YaajYaa-
Yea-
Yea-
No-
Yea-
Yaa-
Yaa..
Yaa-
Yea-
No.
Yaa.
Yaa.
Yea
Rfained
wiOblBevi
Yes.
Yea.
Yea.
Na
Yea.
Yea.
Yea.
Yea.
Na
Na
Yaa.
Yaa.
Yea.
Na
Na
Yes.
Yea.
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requiremente untd tee state revises ite
program to dassify tee waste as
hazardoua and receives EPA
auteorization for teese requiremente.
This set of drcumstances residte from
tea fact teat RCRA aUows states a
specified time to adopt new regulations
in order to mtnimiT* disruptions to tee
implementetion of auteoi^ed stete
programs, ta contrast test siteation
diies not occur when tee wastes are
mewly listed or identified pursuant to
tee HSWA auteorities stece Congress