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Demystify:
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:13:42 -0400
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Subject: Re: Evaporating HW
Dilution
to a POTW by POTW permit and evaporation as a means of RCRA treatment
are two very different things.
Please be
aware and cautious that prior to any type of hazardous waste treatment
or disposal management on-site (without prior approval or a permit),
that you should contact your State and/or Regional EPA for
guidance.
Also,
please note that POTWs, States and EPA do not consider a "self-review of
a rule" to be an approval of any type.A violation of Federal,
State or local statutes or regulations is a government determination,
not a regulated entity determination.
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