United States So|w Waste and
Environmental Protection Emergency Response EPA/530-SW-88-014
Agency (OS-305) . . "arch 1988
cvEPA Household
Hazardous Waste
Bibliography of Useful
References and List of
State Experts
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Household Hazardous Wastes
Bibliography of Useful References
,NOTE: The bibliography listed I is a compilation of a) the
bibliography listed in "Alternatives to Landfilling Household
Hazardous Waste/" a publication by Gina Purin, Golden Empire
Health Planning Center, 2100 21st Street, Sacramento, CA 95818,
and b) a bibliography put together by, the Center for Environmental
Management for the Environmental Protection Agency on Household
Hazardous Waste. Brochures anct other studies collected by the
Center for Environmental Management are also included.
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Contents
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I. Bibliography on Household Hazardous Wastes '
General Materials . . . . . . . .......... . . I
State Reports and Brochures on Household .
Hazardous Waste ......... -i ......... 9
Household Hazardous Waste Materials .
Bibliography by Fate ................ 17
II. List of Household Hazardous Waste State Experts
Collection Program Contacts by State ......... 23
Experts List . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Experts List by Category ......... . 32
Collection Program Contractors . 36
Prepared for the Environmental Protection Agency by the Center for
Environmental Management, Tufts University, 474 Boston Avenue,
Medford, MA 02155.
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. ' " ; GENERAL MATERIALS
General Materials '..'
Alternatives to Lahdfilllna Household Hazardous Wast-.g. Golden
/ Empire Health Planning Center, 2100 21st Street/ Sacramento, CA
95818. Highlights options to landfilling households.
Art Hazards Newsletter is available from the Center for
, Occupational Hazards, Inc., 5 Beekman Street, New York', NY 10038,
(212) 227-6220". Provides information on hazards relating to
various arts and crafts that include painting, theater,
photography, silk screen, stain glass, ceramics, etc.
Artist Beware (1979), by Michael McCann, Watson-Guptill '
Publications, New York. An excellent handbook for artists,
craftsmen/ and home hobbyists. Explains the health risks
associated with numerous chemical products. Discusses safety
procedures, first aid, and recognition of poisoning. Individual
chapters on painting, printmaking, ceramics, glass-blowing,
enameling, sculpture, metalworking, photography, crafts, and
children's art. . : . .
Assessment of Household Exposure to Common Consumer Prodnr.t-.g
(1986), Donna Eisenhower, Ph,,D., Joseph S.-Carra, Mary
Frankenberry, and Karen Hamerstrom, published by WESTAT, 1650
Research Boulevard, Rockville, MD 20850-3129, (301) 251-1500.
This report is the first attempt to .collect consumer information
for exposure assessment through a telephone survey. ^"Engineering
judgement" is compared to the empirical data gathered from these ,
surveys. .,--,..'
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Bug Busters; Getting Rid of Hrmsghold Pests Without Dangerous
Chemicals (1985) by Bernice Lifton, McGraw-Hill,Book Company. The
book describes safe, effective alternatives to chemical
pesticides. - ;
Burv It In The Back; Hazarrirma Waste Disposal of Used Automobile
04J- is available from MASSPIRG Education Fund/Publications, 37
Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111, (617) 423-1796. Reports on the
effects of improper disposal ,of waste oil. Focuses on the
do-it-yourself ,oil changer and the retail outlets where the
automotive oil' is bought.
Chemical Education for Public nn^rstandina Pronect-, (CEPUP^ . A
series of activity-oriented science modules for use in junior
high/middle school science. Four modules currently being
piloted: .Threshold limits, Chemical Survey, and Risk Comparison;
additional modules are in preparation. Contact:
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ERIC.Clearinghouse for' Science, Mathematics, and Environmental
Education ;
Teaching about Hazardous and Toxic Materials, selected by John F.
Designer and Marylin Lisowski. A'compilation of .activities and
lesson plans from various sources in the ERIC database, given a
consistent format and' divided into K-3, 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12
grades. Includes a bibliography, a copy of which is attached.
$12.50.
ERIC/SMEAC ' '
The Ohio State University
1200 Chambers Road, 3rd Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43212 ,
EvidenceofInappropriate Disposal of Hazardous Waste From Sma^l
Quantity Generators (1984), Solid waste technology memo No. 11 by
L. Jackson Russell, N. Knappenberger. Available from Association
of Bay Area Governments, P.O. Box 2050, Oakland, CA 94604,, (415)
464-7900.
Federation of Ontario Naturalists
A resource kit called Hazardous Waste, "designed for grades 12 to
13, but is easily adaptable for grades 7 to 9." This takes the
form of a box full of a diverse assortment of resource materials,
such as pamphlets from various sources. It also includes lesson
plans. $45 plus $5 postage and handling.. Contact:
The Federation of Ontario Naturalists
355 Lesmill Road - ..."
Don Mills, 'Ontario
Canada, MSB 2W8 . . . _*'....
Handbook of Industrial Toxicology. (1976) by E.R. Plunkett, M.D.,
Chemical Publishing Co., Inc., New York. For each chemical
listed, gives synonyms, description of properties, common uses,
toxicity, treatment,'and safety measures. ..
Handbook of Toxic and Hazardous Chemicals and Carcinogens., second
edition, (1985) by Marshall Sittig, Noyes Publications, Park
Ridge, NJ. Presents concise chemical, health and safety
information on nearly 800 toxic and hazardous chemicals-which
includes a description of the chemical, code number, DOT
designation, synonyms, potential exposure, incompatibilities,
permissible exposure limits.in air, permissible concentrations in
water, disposal methods, personal protective methods and more. .
hazardous Chemicals Data Book (1980) by G. Weiss. Published by
Noyes Data, Park Ridge, NJ.
Draft Copy Of Hazardous Waste Curriculum (1986) by Sue Lacy, Ohio
Public Interest Campaign, 1501 Euclid Avenue #599, Cleveland/ OH
44115, (216) 861-5200. The Industrial States Policy Center of
Ohi'b, in cooperation with--0hio Department of Education and the
University of Michigan's School of Natural Resources, have
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Household Hazardous -Waste Disposal Project Summary by David Galvin
and Susan Ridgley is available from METRO, Municipality of
Metropolitan Seattle, Exchange Building, 821 Second Avenue, .
Seattle, :WA 98104, (206) 684-1216. Provides a comprehensive
overview of the household hazardous waste issue; reviews the le.gal
framework which controls the contents, labelling and disposal of
household tonics; and examines four classes of consumer products
for their~ contents, health effects, and environmental fate. The
categories are pesticides, paint products, household cleaners, and
automotive products. (Also check .the Resources General Section
- for Susan's latest report: Hazardous Waste from Minnesota
Households - The Final Report of the Household Hazardous Wast^
Pilot Collection Project. ) ; > .
Household Hazardous Waste Wheel is available from Environmental.
Hazardous Management Institute, P.O. Box 283, 137 High Street,-
Portsmouth/ NH 03801, (603) 436-3950. A spin of the wheel tells
you the types of hazardous waste found in the home, the probable
hazardous chemical constituents of these wastes, ' associated
hazards, inon-toxic alternatives, preferred disposal options, and
more . . ,'-
"How Hazardous are Municipal Wastes ? " (March 1983) . Article in
American City and County. pg» 41. - .- , ,
The Implications of Behavioral Aspects on the Production
BjLsj^ard of Household Hazardous Wastes (1985) by D.C. Wilson.
Published as a thesis, M.A., University of Arizona, University
Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI. . .
industrial States Policy Center ' .
To be published in August 1987. Teachers guide with 35
activities, divided into six units: >' :
Introduction,
Hazardous materials in the home .
Hazardous materials in the school .'.''.
Hazardous materials in the community . .
.. Community action projects
Skill building (group process skills)
Title and price not set yet, about $10, Apply for more
information to: ,
Industrial States Policy Center
691 North :High Street .
Columbus, OH 43215 ---. ,
(614) 224-4111 ;- ^ .
Information on Disposal Practices of Generators of Small
Quantities of Hazardous Waste is available from the U.S. General
Accpunting Office, Document Handling and Information Services
Facility, P.O. Box 6015, Gaithersburg, MD 20760, (202) 275-6241.
Provides' information on Federal and State -efforts to control
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or homemade products that are as effective but safe. Non-toxic
Lifestyles also offers a subscription newsletter. Debra L. Dadd' s
newest publication is called The Non-toxic Home; Protecting
and Your Family from Evervdav Toxics and Health- Hazards.
Not a Prettv Picture! Art Hazards in California Public Schools
(1984) by Ron Pembleton. Published by CALPIRG, 46 Shattuck
Square, #11, Berkeley, CA 94704, (415) 642-9952. This book
discusses health hazards in the arts and makes recommendations for
safer practices.
Pesticides and You and Pesticide Safety; Mvths and Facts are
available from the National Coalition Against the Misuse of
Pesticides (NCAMP) , 530 Seventh Street, SE, Washington, DC 20003,
(202) 543-5450. Pesticides and You is a newsletter addressing the
use and misuse of pesticides and provides valuable information to
anyone interested in various aspects of economic poisons. -
Pesticide Safety t Myths and, Facts dispels myths of safety behind
the registration of pesticides. NCAMP also provides a number of
alternatives for commonly used pesticides.
Pesticides in Lawn Contract Maintenance and Healthy Lawns Without '
ffojftjc Chemicals are available from the Rachael Carson Council,
8940 Jones Mill Road,' Chevy Chase, MD 20815, (301)- 652-1877. The
books -respectively outline the most commonly used pesticides in
lawn maintenance and identifies their health and environmental
effects; and, provides an ecological approach' to control of tuft
disease.
Poison Palattes: A Study of Toxic Art Supplies in Massachusetts
Schools., is available from MAS SPIRG Education Fund/Publications, 37
Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111, (617) 423-1796. Lists some
potentially hazardous products and also offers recommendations on
a number of issues that include product labelling, banning
dangerous items from schools and teacher: training.
Philip T. Gidley: Exercises in Hazardous Waste Problem Solving
(1984) by Paul D. Bush, published in the Dangerous Properties of
Industrial Materials Report, Hop Brook Farm, New Salem, MA 01355.
School Science Laboratories; A Guide To Some Hazardous Substances
is available from Ken Giles r U.S. Consumer Product Safety
Commission, 5401 Westbard. Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20207,, (301)
492-6580. Supplements ,the National Institute on Occupational
Safety and Health's (NIOSH) Manual of Safety and Health Hazards in
the School Science Laboratory. Identifies certain potentially
hazardous substances ,in use in many school laboratories and
provides a concise inventory to enable science instructors to take
the initiative in providing for proper storage, , handling, use and
removal of extremely hazardous materials. Provides lists of
explosives, carcinogens, highly toxic, and/ or corrosive or
irritant chemicals.
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State Reports and Brochures on Household" Hazardous WasfrP
California
Household Hazardous Waste: Your Guide to Safe and Proper
Hazardous Waste Disposal. Brochure prepared by the Department of
Environmental Health Services, County of San Bernardino, CA.
The World Is Full of Toxin Waste. Your Home Shouldn't: Be. (619)'
235-0281. Environmental Health Coalition, Household Toxics
Disposal Project, P.O. Box 8426, San Diego, CA 92101. Flyer on
toxic products in the home, their.effects and proper disposal.
Also, the Final Report of the 1984 project that included a survey,
an educational program, and free disposal services in eight areas
within the County of San Diego and the County of San Diego. Free.
The. Disposal of Hazardous Waste bv Small Quantity Generators;
Magnitude of the Problem (June 1985) is .available from the
Association of Bay Area Governments/ Metro Center, Eighth and Oak.
Streets, Oakland, CA 94604. Examines the nature and magnitude of
improper disposal of hazardous .waste from households in selected
San Francisco Bay Area Communities and from small businesses in
selected standard industrial classification categories in the San
Francisco Bay Area., Also presents alternative means of disposal.
Hazardous Waste in the San Francisco Bav Area; Status Report
(1983) by The Association of Bay Area Governments. Solid Waste
Technical Memorandum No. 10 by G. Silverman is available from
sABAG, P.O. Box 2050, Oakland, CA 94604,. (415) 464-7900.
. Alameda County Pilot Collection Program for Household and Small
Generators of Hazardous Waste (April 23, 1987) by Emy Chan
Meiorin, ;is published by the Association of Bay Area Governments,
P.O. Box 2050, Oakland, CA 94604-2050, (415) 464-7941. This
publication discusses collection programs held in the San
Francisco Bay Area from their, start-up in 1983. Tables compare
collection program financing, participation rates, waste
generation .rates, etc.
Work Plan for a Toxic/Hazardous Waste Management Plan for Small
Quantity Generators: ' North .Hollywood Pilot Study is available
from the Southern California Association of Governments/ 600 South
Commonwealth Avenue, Suite 1000, .Los Angeles, CA 90005, (213)
385-1000.. -. ;...,;
Connecticut .
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Hazardous Products in the Home. Department of Environmental
Protection,- State Office Building, Hartford, CT 06106. Flyer on
product use and disposal and chart of common hazardous products,
.. their potential hazard and disposal methods. .
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household Hazardous Wastes Collection Project! A HoV-to Kit.
(1981). '-Natural Resources Committee, League of Women Voters of
Lexington, Massachusetts/ Box 233, Lexington,. MA 02173. Included
in kit.
How Many of Our Common Household Products are Hazardous?
Metropolitan Area Planning.Council, 110 Tremont Street, Boston, MA
02108, (617) 451-2770. Four-page flyer, well illustrated. How to
get rid- of products. Substitutes for common products. Free.
"Results of a Regional Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Program in Barnstable County, Massachusetts." David S. Blackmar,
Scott W. Horsely, Lorraine Segall, Alan Woolf, Hazardous Waste,
Vol. 1, No. 1. Detailed description and critique of the 1983
collection on Cape Cod. ..
Household Hazardous Waste (1984), by Curtis and Anderson for
Pioneer Valley Planning Commission and Western Massachusetts
Coalition for Safe Management, Bureau of Solid Waste Disposal.
geginning At Home: Tackling Household Hazardous Waste is an
18-minute video available from the Massachusetts League of Women
Voters, 8 Winter Street,"Boston, MA 02108, (617) 357-8380.
Beginning with street interviews concerning the proper disposal of
household toxics, the program progresses to wastes being dumped
and the establishment of household"collection programs as a safer
disposal, alternative. Wise buying of products is highlighted.
Household Hazardous Waste Information Kit. League of Women Voters
of Massachusetts, 8,Winter Street, Boston, MA 02108, (617)
357-8380. A comprehensive kit on how to run a household hazardous
waste collection.; For sale-. $15.00.
Household Hazardous Wastes: Everyone's Problem. League of Women
Voters of Massachusetts-, 8 Winer- Street,- Bo.ston, MA 02108, (627)
357-8380. 18-minute slide-tape show. Available for rental or
sale.
Household Hazardous Waste: 'Final Report on Matching Grants..
Program: Operation Clean Sweep. Report available by December
1987, contact Barbara Kelley (617) 727-3260, Massachusetts
Department of Safe Waste Management, 100 Cambridge Street, 9th
Floor, Boston, MA 02202. _ '
Michigan '
flonsehold Hazardous Wastes: Disposal Recommendations. (1.984) .
Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service.
Extension Bulletin E-1782. 25 cents. 13-page brochure.
Guidelines on buying, storing,' and use. Special sections on
pesticides, paints,.and automotive products.
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Hazardous Material in Your.Home - Brochure by the University of
New Hampshire, Cooperative Extension Service and the New Hampshire
Department of Environmental Services. '
New Mexico
Albuquerque Hazardous Waste Collection Project. Albuquerque '.
Environmental Health Department/ Environmental Services'Division,
P.O. Box 1293, 924 Park Avemie, SW, Albuquerque, NM 97103, (505)
.766-7434. . .
New Jersey .
New Jersey Household Hazardous Waste Study: Drafjt copy available
- Susan Boyle, Assistant Director, New Jersey Hazardous Waste
Facilities Siting Commmission, 28 West State Street, #614, .
Trenton, NJ 08160, (609) 292-1459. Free Copies Available. -
New York . , ' ' ' .
Household Hazardous Waste in New York; A Conceptual .Framework!for
Policy Development; Submitted to New York State Environmental
Facilities Corporation by William T. Brina, Jr., July 1987. (In
household paper. Not available for public distribution.)
Ohio ' ..'..-'-.
Who, Me? Hazardous Waste in Mv Home? Brochure, prepared by League
of Women Voters of Toledo - Luca County, Toledo, Ohio.,
Oregon .
Small Quantity Collection and Storage Facilities in Oregon for
Hazardous Waste (1982) is available from the Resource Technology
Corporation, 20480 Pacifica. Drive,...Suite ,G, Cupertino, CA 95014.
Private citizens and small businesses in Oregon do hot have a
system available to conveniently and economically dispose of their
hazardous wastes in an environmentally sound manner. This report
provides a basic design for a small quantity collection/storage
facility to accommodate this /need.
Pennsylvania , ' . -
York County Household Hazwaste Collection Days. York County Solid
Waste and Refuse Authority, York, PA. A project of the New York
County Solid Waste and Refuse Authority, League-of Women Voters of
Greater York, and Concerned Citizenis. Summary of the collection
days held in October 1985 in York, Pennsylvania. .$10.00.
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Toward Hazardless Waste, A Guide for Safe Use arid Disposal of
Hazardous Household Products. (September 1985) . By Sally Toteff,
Water Quality Division,.Municipality- of Metropolitan Seattle and
Cheri Zehner/ Environmental Health Specialist/ Seattle-King County
Department of Public Health. METRO, Municipality of Metropolitan
Seattle,' Exchange Building, Metro Mailstop 81, 821 Second Avenue,
Seattle, WA 98104, (206) 447-5875. Inexpensive booklet designed
to help consumers make decisions about safe use and disposal of
household products. '
Washington State Department of Ecology. '(1986). Draft Local
Hazardous Waste Planning Guidelines. Olympia, WA: Solid and
Hazardous Waste Program, Department of Ecology.
Household Chemicals: The Hidden Hazards; Brochure prepared by
the Department of Ecology, State of Washington.
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Washington, D.C.
Hazardous Waste Exchange. No. 5. League, of Women Voters Education
Fund, 1730 M Street, NW, Washington, D.C.. 29935, (202) 429-1965.
Six-page brochure on hazardous materials with a section on
households. Free.
Wyoming . . "
Survey and Analysis of Hazardous Waste .Generation and Management
in Wyoming (1980) is available from David A. Finley, State of
Wyoming,. Department of Environmental Quality, Solid Waste
Management Program, Equality State Bank Building, 401 West 9th
Street,, Cheyenne, WY 8.2002, (307) 777-7752.
Wisconsin "
,"Chem,ical Hazards in the Home." Nitsa Benson, Agricultural
Bulletin, (July 1979). University of Wisconsin Extension,
Madison, WI 53706. Brochures on solvents, pesticides, and
cleaners and polishes.
Hazardous Waste in Your Home - Here/s what you should do.
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Cooperative Extension,Service,
- Brochure. ,
Don't Poison the Ones You Love - Brochure by Clean Sweep, a
cooperative effort of the City of Madison, Citizens for a Better
Environment, and the Department of Natural Resources.
International .
The United States/Mexico Citv Household Refuse Comparison (1985)
by W.L. Rathje, M.D. Reilly, and W.W. Hughes. Report to the Solid
Waste Task Force, American Paper Institute, Washington, D.C.
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Household Hazardous ' Waste Materials Bibliography bv Fate -.
Waste Water Treatment . - "
Cooley-R. et al. 1984. Toxicant Pretreatment Planning Study
Report A2 : Collection System Evaluation. Municipality of Metro
Seattle, Seattle, WA. ,
Trace Organic Removals in a Large Septic Tank by Foppe B. DeWalle
et al.-,- Department of Environmental Health, University of
Washington, Seattle, WA 98195. Assesses, environmental impact of
septic tanks.
Cesspool Cleaner Study (1980) is prepared by Aldo Andreoli and
Royal Reynolds, Suffolk County, Department of Health Services/
Hauppauge, NY. Findings indicate that the organic solvents used
for cleaning subsurface waste water disposal systems present a. .
threat to ground water supplies.
Ground-Water Pollution By Septic Tank Drainfields (1980) by Foppe
B. DeWalle'and Russell M. Schaff, Journal of the Environmental
Engineering Division, Proceedings of the American Society of Civil
Engineers, Vol. 106, No. EE3, June, 1980.
Groundwater Quality Protection in Oakland County: A Sourcebook
for Teachers (1984). Published by the East Michigan Environmental
Action Council, One Northfield P.laza, Troy, MI 48098. Information.
provided in the source book includes characteristics of
groundwater, the water cycle and uses of grouridwater. Addresses
household hazardous materials from both a safety and groundwater
standpoint. , '-.-'
Sources of Toxic 'Compounds in Household Wastewater (1980) , by
Stephen Hathaway,.USEPA, Office of Research and Development of the
Municipal Environmental Research Lab, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH 45268.
Performance Evaluation of Small Community Oh-Site Sewage Treatment
Systems Using Sub-Surface Effluent Disposal by F.B.. DeWalle et
al., Department of Environmental Health, University of Washington,
Seattle, WA 98195. Evaluated the performance of 415 small
, community on-site sewage disposal systems using subsurface
effluent disposal in the state of Washington.
Gall, 3,.; and Houch/ D. (1984) s .Source controls: .Pretreatment
evaluation Toxicant Pretreatment Planning Study - Toxicant Study
A4f .Municipality of Metro Seattle, Seattle, WA.
Egenhouse, R. and I. Kaplan - Extractable .Organic Matter in
Municipal Wa-ste Water - Engineering Science and Toxics Vol. 16>
, pg. 180-186, '(1982) . ' -' . ' . ..
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The Occurrence -and Concentration of Organic Chemicals in Hazardous
and Municipal Waste Landfill Leachate by K.W. Brown and K.C.
Donnelly, Texas A & M University, Soil and Crop Sciences
Department, College Station, TX ,77843. This paper evaluates the
risk to human health and the environment from exposure in
groundwater contaminated with municipal waste landfill leachates
in 58 landfills. -
Leachate from Co-disposal of Municipal and Hazardous Waste in
Landfill Simulators by Kirinman et al..(March 1982). Prepared-in
cooperation with SCS Engineers, Covington, Kentucky.
Detection of Trace Oraanics in Well Water Near a Solid Waste
Landfill by Foppe B. DeWalle and Edward S.K. Chian, in Journal of
American Water Works Association. (March, 1981). Evaluates the
migration of leachate containing trace contaminants away from a
solid waste landfill located upstream from an artesian well
operated by a local water company. ..
"Monitoring Toxic Chemicals in Land Disposal Sites'1 by William H.
Walker, in Pollution Engineering. 6(9): 50-53, September 1974,
Technical Publishing Company.
Resource Recovery
FinalReport; Evaluation of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration.
St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. ,
Municipal Waste Combustion Studyi Report to Congress; NTIS #
PB87-206074. $18.95. Prepared by Office cf Solid Waste and
Emergency Response,USEPA, 401 M Street, SW, Washington, DC 20460.
New Developments in Soray Dryer Absorption 'of Household
Incinerator Flue Gas. Presented in International Recycling
Congress. Berlin. October..29-31.,. .1986
Public Health. Public Fears: How to Communicate Risk. Laura C.
Green, Vice President for Environmental Health and Toxicology,
Meta Systems, Inc. Presented at the NSWMA Conference, September
9-11, 1987,, Boston, MA. '
Burning Trash: How it Could Work.
in Technology Review. July 1987. -
Waste Characterization
Article by Allen Hershkowitz
Waste Characterization Study; Assessment of Recyclable and
hazardous Components bv David C. Bomberger. Prepared by SRI
International for the California Waste Management Board, 1020
Ninth Street, Suite 300/ Sacramento, CA 95814. DRAFT REPORT. The
study looks at hazardous waste in solid waste landfills from a
quantitative and; toxicological. standpoint.
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Faderd Register / Vol 51. No. £15 /Thursday, November S. 1886 / Notices 40353
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
National Board of «MFmd far tfc*
Improvement of Postser ondaiy
Educational; Meeting
AGENCY: National Board of the Fund for
the Improvement of Poatsecondary
Education, ED.
ACTION: Notice of meeting. .
SUMMARY: This notice sets forth the
proposed agenda of a forthcoming
meeting of the National Board of the
Fund for the Improvement of
Postsecondary Education. This notice
also describes the functions of the
Board. Notice of this meeting is required
under the Federal Advisory Committee
Act (Pub. L. flZ-«3J, section 1OM(2)>.
DATE December 4. 1986 at flflO a.m.
through December's, 1888 at 12:00 p.m.
Wa&iQgiba Hilton, 101?
e&CBt Avenue, WW, Washington,
DC20C09.
KM FuimiER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Charles Karelis. Director, Fund for the
Improvement of Postsecondary
Education. 7th & D Streets. SW.,
Washington, DC 20202 (202) 245-6091.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
National Board of the Fund for the
Improvement of Postsecondary
Education is established cnder section
1003 of the Higher Education
AmuDdmenU of 1980, Title X {20 U&.C.
llSSa-i). The National Board of the
Fund is established to "advise the
. Secretary and the Director of the Fund
for the Improvement of Pootsecondary
Education . . . on the selection of
projects under consideration for support
by the Fund in its competitions." '
The meeting of the National Board
. will be open to the public. The proposed
agenda includes:
An orientation and introduction of
MW Board members;
A discussion and review of tit* past
year:" ' ; . '' ' '
-Development and discussion of
Policies and priorities for the coming
hours of 8:00 ajn. to 4:30 fun. weekdays,
except Fscleral Holidays.
C. RoeoU Ktetefe*.
Bducatio*.
(FR Doc. 86-25088 Flted 11-fr-Sft BM6 «nj
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DEPARTWEMT OF ENERGY
Energy Infonrurtion Administntion
Renewal of tht) Cr»rter of The
American Statistical Association
Committee oh Energy Statistics
* Pursuant to the Federal Advisory
Committee Act (Pub. L 92-463), I hereby
certify that the renewal of the charter of
the American Statistical Association
Committee on Energy Statistics is in the
public interest in connection with the
performance of duties imposed on the
Department of Energy by law. This
determination follows consultation with
the Committee Management Secretariat
of the General Services Administration,
pursuant to 41 CFR Subpart 101-6.1007.
The purpose of the committee is to
provide advice on a continuing basis to
the Administrator of the Energy
Information Administration (ELA),
including: .
1. Periodic reviews of elements of E3A
information collection and analysis
programs and the provision of
recommendations;
2. Advice on priorities of technical
and methodological issues in the
planning, operation, and review of EIA
statistical programs; and
3. Advice on matters concerning
Improved energy modeling and
forecasting tools, particularly regarding
their functioning, relevancy, and results.
Further information concerning this
committee can be obtained from Gloria
Decker (2D2-2S2-8990). .
Dated: October 31, 1886,
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Advisory Ctunmittgv Management Officar,
"Observation and participation in the
fvod for the Improvement of
PWsecondary Edacetfon Annual
"ofect Directors' Meeting.
Records shaQ be kept of aU Board
Ppccedings. and shall be available fo
£»uc inspection at the Fund for the
uwovement of Postsecondary
««*». 7th *D Streets, SW« Room *»»~.*
«« Washington. DC 20202 from the Agency.
ENVJRO»II*SKTAL PHOTECTION
AQENCV
ACTION: Notice of availability of report*
on household hazardous waste and state
solid waste (subtitle D) programs.
SUMMARY: The U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) is today
announcing the availability of two
reports. The first report is entitled "A
Survey of Household Hazardous Waste
and Related Collection Programs." This
report defines household hazardous
waste (HHW); summarizes existing
information regarding the presence of
HHW in residential waste; and
discusses the impacts of HHW on
homeowners, solid waste collection and
disposal personnel, and the
environment. Information about HHW
collection programs conducted at the
State and local levels is also included in
the report. The second report is entitled
"Census of State and Territorial Subtitle
D Non-Hazardous Waste Programs."
This report summarizes die results of a
mail survey of State and Territorial non-
hazardous (solid) waste regulatory ,
.programs. Data from all the States and
six Territories are reported. State
organization and available resources for
Subtitle D programs are given. Numbers
and basic characteristics of landfills,
land application units, and surface
impoundments are included, as well as
information on regulations and
enforcement patterns.
ADDRESS: The reports are available for
viewing at all EPA libraries and in the
EPA RCRA docket room, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, 401M
Street SW.. Washington, DC 20460, from
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday thru
Friday, except legal holidays; telephone:
(202) 475-6327. The public may copy a
maximum of 50 pages of material from
any one regulatory docket at no cost
Additional copies cost 20 cents per page.
Limited copies of the HHW report are
available, while supplies last from the
EPA RCRA/Superfund Hotline at (800)
424-9346 ((202) 382-3000 in Washington,
DC).
8oM Wnte Dteponl; HouMhoM
HaxardotM Waste; State Prognmo
: Environmental Protection
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HHW COLLECTION-PROGRAM CONTACTS BY STATE
ALABAMA.
Gordon kenna
Chemical Waste Management
Community Relations Manager
Box 1496
Livingston, AL 35470
(205) 652-6721
ALASKA
Glenn J. Miller
Hazardous Waste Control Program
Alaska DEC
Pouch: 0
Juneau, AK 99811
(907) 465-2666
ARIZONA
Ira Domsky . . . .
AZ Dept. of Environmental Health
2005 N. Central, Room 202
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 257-2317
Lois Kulakowski
SAWARA
465 W. St. Mary's Rd, Suite 100
Tucson, AZ 85705
(602) 298-4851 ,
ARKANSAS ,
Ed Dunn
Prog. Coordinator, Solid &
' Haz. Waste
AR Dept of Pollution Control &
Ecology '
8001 National Drive, P.O. Box 9583
Little Rock, AR 72219
(501) 562-7444
Jeanne Jackson
113 Ridgeway Drive
Little Rock, AR ,72205
(5,01) 663-9201
CALIFORNIA
Susan O'Leary
California Waste Management
Board
1020 Ninth Street, Suite 300
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 322-9152
Judy Orttuhg
Technical Consultant
San Bernardino County Health
385 North Arrowhead
San Bernardino, CA 92415 '
(714) 387-4629
Gina P'urin
Project Director
Golden Empire Health Planning .
Center
P.O. Box 162997
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 731-5050
Joan Dotson
Hazardous Waste Specialist
League of Women Voters, . .
Redlands
-132 Anita Court
Redlands, CA 92373
(714) 793-1164
Jack Lord ,
Editor-in-Chief
Enterprise for Education
1320 A Suite 205, Santa Monica
Mall.
Santa Monica, CA 90406
(213) 394-9864
COLORADO
Judy Rejebian
Hazardous Materials & Waste Mgt,
Div.
CO Dept. of Health
4210 E. llth Avenue
Denver, CO 80220
(303) 331-4830
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IOWA (continued)
MAINE (continued)
David Osterberg ,
State Representative
1560 Old Highway'30
Mt. Verrion, IA1- 52314
,(319) 895-8731
KANSAS
Tom Gross
Chief, Inspections & Enforcement
Sect.
KS Dept. of Health & Environment
Forbes Field
Topeka, KS 66620
(913) 296-1500 ' ,
KENTUCKY
Annette Hayden
'Program Coordinator
KY Division of Waste Management
18 Reilly Road
Frankfort,.KY 40601
(502) 564-6716
LOUISIANA '
Tom Pater son .
Office of Solid & Hazardous Waste
Louisiana Dept. of Envir. Quality
Box 44066
Baton Rouge, LA 70804
(504) 342-1354 .
Charles Goldsmith
Envir. Specialist, Env. Services
Dept.
DOW Chemical, Louisiana Division
Box 150, Bldg. 3502-E
Placquemine, LA 70765-0150
(504) 389-6407
MAINE
Elizabeth Brown
Bureau of Oil & Haz. Materiails
Control
Dept. of Environmental Protection
State House Station 17
Augusta, ME 04333
(207) 289-2651
Henry Jennings
Board .of Pesticides Control
Dept. of Agriculture, Food .& Rural
Res. .
Deering Bldg. .
Augusta, ME 04333
(207) 289-2731
Andy Smith
Natural Resources Council of Maine
271 State St.
Augusta, ME 04330 .
(207) 622-3101
MARYLAND
Dr. Cliff Willey
Maryland Environmental Services
2020 Industrial Drive ,
Annapolis, MD 21401 ' .
(301) 269-3291
Ruth Rilee
GSX Services, Inc.
Box 370 ;
Laurel, MD 20707
(8QO) 638-4440 /
MASSACHUSETTS , --
Barbara Kelley
Public Participation Program ;
Manager
MA Office of Safe Waste Management
100 Cambridge Street, 19th Floor
Boston, MA 02202
(617) 727-3260
Dana Duxbury
Senior Environmental Research
Analyst
Tufts University, Center for Env.
Mgt.
Curtis Hall, 474 Boston Avenue
Medford, MA 02155
(617) 381-3486
Ted Live
MA Division Solid-Hazardous Waste
1 Winter Street, 5th Floor
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 292-5940
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NEW MEXICO (continued)
OHIO
Milo Meyers , .
Environmental Health Department
Box 1293
Albuquerque, NM 87103
(505) 768-2600
NEW YORK
Charles McNulty,
Chief, Bureau of Community
Assistance
50 Wolf Road
Albany, NY 12233
(518) 457-0849
Betty Ann Hughes-Davies
NYS DEC STOP Program
Box 22A RD3
Lowville, NY 13367
(315) 376-3521
Sophie Morris .. . ,
Citizen Participation Specialist
NYS DEC STOP Program
Region I Bldg. 40
Stony Brook, NY 11794
(516) 751-7900
NORTH CAROLINA
Judy Lund
Environmental Chemist, TA Support
Unit
NC Solid Haz. Waste Mgt. Branch
P.O. Box 2091
Raleigh, NC 27602
(919) 733-2178
Mary Beth Edelman
Research Associate, Univ. of. .NC
Institute for Environmental
Studies
311 Pittsboro Street, 256 H
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 966-3332
Pete Ki.nikles
District Manager, Field Operations
Cecos International, Inc.
4879 Spring Grove-Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45232
(513) 681-5738
Bob Staib
Council on Hazardous Materials
4115 Bridge Avenue
Cleveland, OH 4411-3 -
(216) 961-4646
OREGON
Michael Downs
Administrator, Solid Waste
Division
Oregon Dept. of Envir* Quality
522 South West 5th Avenue,
Box 1760
Portland, OR 97207
(503.) 229-5696
Mike Turner
Lane County Waste Management
Division
125..E. 8th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
(503) 687-4119
PENNSYLVANIA
Keith Kerns
Chief, Div- Resource Recovery &
Planning
DER, Bureau of Solid Waste Mgt.
P.O. Box 2063
Harrisburg, PA 17120
(717). 787-7382
Bill Ehrman
York County Solid Waste &
Refuse Auth.
2801-D North George Street
York, PA 17402
(717) 845-1106
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WASHINGTON (continued!
David Galvin . v ,
Water Quality Planner
Seattle METRO Water Resources
821 2nd Avenue, Exchange Bldg.
MS-81
Seattle, WA 981,04
(206) 684-1216
Sally Toteff
Hazardous Substance Information Unit
WA Department of Ecology
Mailstop PD-11
Olympia, WA 98504 ,
(206) 459-6303
WEST VIRGINIA ..--.' ,
Carol Herrick
Exec. Sect., Haz. Waste Advisory
Coun. \
Dept. of Natural Resources
1800 Washington St, East
Charleston, WV 25303
X304) 348-3381
WISCONSIN ,
Eric Syftestad
Bureau of Solid Haste Mgt., Haz.
Haste :
Department of Natural Resources
101 S. Webster St, GEF II,
Box 7921
Madison, TO 53707-7921
(608) 267-7561
Elaine Andrews
UHEX
1450 Linden Drive, Rra 218
Madison, HI 53706
(608) 262-0142
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Jack Lord
Editor-in-Chief
Enterprise for Education ,
1320 A Suite 205, Santa Monica
Mall '.
Santa Monica, CA 9040-6
(213) 394-9864
Allen Maples ,
Environmental Scientist
USEPA, Office of Solid Waste/
WIi-565
401 M Street, SW , '
Washington, DC 20460 '
(202) 382-4683
Elizabeth McCormack
Manager, Compliance Program .
GSX Chemical Services, Inc.,
121 Executive Center Dr., Suite
100
Columbia, SC 29210
(803) 798-2993
Evelyne McFeaters
Manager, Communication Services
CSMA
1001 Connecticut Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 872-8110 .
Judy, Orttung
Technical Consultant
San Bernardino County Health
385 North Arrowhead
San Bernardino, CA 92415
(714) 387-4629
Gina Purin .
Project Director
Golden Empire Health Planning .
Center
P.O. Box 162997 '
Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) 731-5050
Donna Reardon
Administrator, Haz. Waste Cleanu
Fund
NH DES, Waste Management. Divisic"
6 Hazen Drive .'
Concord, NH 03301
(603) 271-2902
Susan Ridgley
Pollution Control Specialist
Senior
'MPCA, Hazardous Waste Division
520 Lafayette Road, North
St. Paul, MN 55155 , -
(612) 297-1453 .
Larry Sweetser
Environmental Compliance Program
Mgr.
Sanitary .Fill Company
501 Tunnel Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94134
(415) 468-2442
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WASTE WATER ' . ".--'- , .
Robert Baird' ' - Nick Heatherly
Sanitary Engineering Dept. City Hall
Greene County ' 830 Boonville
651 Dayton-Xenna Road Springfield,, MO 65802
Dayton, OH 45385 . - (417) 864-1900
(513) 426-4540
Prof. Issac Kaplan
Tim Brown , Dept. of Earth and Space Sciences
Asst.: Dir., Public Education Univ. of California
Water Pollution Control Federation Los Angeles, CA -90024-1567
601 Wythe Street (213) 825-1805 .
Alexandria, VA 2.2314 -
(703) 684-2400 Allan Rubin
Office of Water and Sludge .
Robin Byrd Regulations
Engineer III, Waste Water USEPA . ;
Treatment 401 M Street, SW
Dept. of public Works, .Washington, DC 20460
Fairfax County . '
3930 Pender Drive Joyce Wegner-Giwd
Fairfax, ;VA 22030 Irvine Ranch Water Dist.
(703) 691-3381 "P-.0. Box D-l
-' Irvine, CA 92716-6025
Alan F. Cassel '(71,4) 833-1223
Water Pollution Control Division
Arlington County, WPG " -.
3401 S. Glebe- Road
Arlington, VA 22206
(703) 684-6607
Foppe B. DeWalle
Dept. of Environmental Health
University of Washington .
Seattle, WA 98195 - . ' . ,
(206) 543-4252
David Galvin .-
Water Quality. Planner
Seattle fckETRO Water Resources
821 2nd Avenue, Exchange Bldg. ,
MS-81 :' ' ' .
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 684rl216 , ;
Harry Griswall .',
Consulting Analytical Service
Intern'1 ' , ' , .
.2804 E. Battlefield Road . .
Springfield, MO 05804-4014 . ,
(417) 882-1017
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RESOURCE RECOVERY AND EMISSIONS
A.J. Fossa .
Director/ Bureau of Toxic Air
NY DEC
50 Wolf Road
Albany, NY 12233
(518) 457-7454
William E. Franklin
President
Franklin Associates, Ltd.
4121 W. 83rd St., Suite 108
Prairie Village, KS ' 66208
(913) 649-2225
Laura G. Green
V.P., Environ. Health & Toxicology
Meta Systems, Inc.
10 Holworthy Street
Cambridge, Ma. 02138
(617) 868-8660
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Steve Greene
Waste Management Division WH-565
USEPA
401 M Street", SW
Washington, DC 20460
(202) 382-4669
Allan Hershkowitz
Director, Solid Waste Research
INFORM
381 Park Avenue, South
New York, NY 10016
(212) 689-4040
*t "
John Skinner
Dir, Office of Env. Engineering &
Tech. -Demonstration, USEPA,
RD-681
401 M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20460
(202) 382-2600
Dave Sussman
V.P. Env. Affairs, Ogden .
Projects, Inc'.
Ogden Martin Systems, Inc.
5301 Eisenhower Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22304 , -
(703) 751-2523
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New England Marine Contractors,.
Inc. .
13 Dorset Lane
Wiliiston, VT 05495
(802) 879-8800
Northwest Environmental Services
950 Mass./Pier 35
Seattle, WA
(206) 762-1190
Radiac Research
261 Kent Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(718) 963-2233
Safety Specialists
P.O. Box 4420
Santa Clara, CA 95054
(408) 988-1111
Sanitary Fill Company
501 Tunnel Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94134 .
(415) 468-2442
U.S. Pollution Control, Inc.
2000 Classen Center,
Suite 400 South
Oklahoma City, , OK .73106
(405) 528-8371 ;
Zero. Waste Systems, Inc.
2928 Poplar
Oakland, CA 94608
(415) 893-8257
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International Technology
Corporation
23456 Hawthorne Blvd.
Torranee/ CA 90505
(213) 378-9933
Morgan Chemical, Inc.
366 Imperial Drive
Pacifica, CA 94044
(415) 822-7733 '
Northeast Solvents
221 Button Street
North Andover, MA 01845
(617) 683-1002
Oakland Scavenger Company
2601 Peralta Street
Oakland, CA 94607
(415) 465-2911
Rollins Environmental Srvcs. (FS)
Inc. !
P.O. Box 2349
Wilmington/ DE 19803
(302) 479-2700
Samsel Services, Inc.
1948 Carter Road
Cleveland, OH 44113
(216) 861-3949
Sunbelt Environmental
P.O. Box 18684
Oklahoma City, OK 73154
(405) 348-5080
Unitek Environmental Services,
Inc.
2889 Mokumoa Street
Honolulu^ HI 96819
(808) 834-1444
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