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Reauthorizing RCRA. [Resource Conservation and Recovery Act]

Phillip Cummings, K.L. Bywaters, Washington Enersen

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This article examines the current activities of Congress toward reauthorization of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and how it will affect waste management and resource recovery. The topics of the article include the actions of the Senate, the House, and the Administration toward reauthorization, pollution prevention, recycling, capacity and transport, underregulated waste streams, federal facilities, and subtitle C corrections.

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This article examines the current activities of Congress toward reauthorization of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and how it will affect waste management and resource recovery. The topics of the article include the actions of the Senate, the House, and the Administration toward reauthorization, pollution prevention, recycling, capacity and transport, underregulated waste streams, federal facilities, and subtitle C corrections.

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This article examines the current activities of Congress toward reauthorization of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and how it will affect waste management and resource recovery. The topics of the article include the actions of the Senate, the House, and the Administration toward reauthorization, pollution prevention, recycling, capacity and transport, underregulated waste streams, federal facilities, and subtitle C corrections.

Key concepts: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Resource recovery, Resource (disambiguation), Business, Environmental planning, Administration (probate law), Public administration, Environmental science

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