Solid waste management: implementing the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 in Texas
N.D. Spurgin, C.P. Keever, R.B. Hatfield
Abstract
N.D. Spurgin, C.P. Keever, R.B. Hatfield
Abstract
The Commission considers how best to implement in Texas that part of the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 that deals with solid waste management. Texas state and local governments already have an advanced program for disposing of solid waste under regulated conditions intended to protect public health and the quality of our air and water. The federal act may strengthen this program. It also may encourage attempts to develop energy and natural resource recovery projects.
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The Commission considers how best to implement in Texas that part of the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 that deals with solid waste management. Texas state and local governments already have an advanced program for disposing of solid waste under regulated conditions intended to protect public health and the quality of our air and water. The federal act may strengthen this program. It also may encourage attempts to develop energy and natural resource recovery projects.
Key concepts: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Commission, Business, Resource (disambiguation), Resource recovery, Natural resource, Municipal solid waste, Resource management (computing)