Non-hazardous Landfill - Revision history

Admin: removed definition as not needed and re-directed

2020-11-17T10:29:21Z

removed definition as not needed and re-directed

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	~~== Definition ==~~		#redirect [[Non-Hazardous Landfill]]
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	~~A [[Landfill]] site for~~ [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical [[WAC]] limits for landfills for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a [[Landfill]] ~~for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>~~

	~~Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or [[WAC]] testing) of the [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]].~~

Bin52 at 08:56, 17 November 2020

2020-11-17T08:56:11Z

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
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	A ~~landfill~~ site for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical [[WAC]] limits for landfills for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a ~~landfill~~ for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>		A [[Landfill]] site for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical [[WAC]] limits for landfills for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a [[Landfill]] for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>

	Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or [[WAC]] testing) of the [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]].		Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or [[WAC]] testing) of the [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]].

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2020-11-17T08:55:27Z

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
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	A landfill site for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical WAC limits for landfills for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>		A landfill site for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical [[WAC]] limits for landfills for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>

	Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or WAC testing) of the [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]].		Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or [[WAC]] testing) of the [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]].

Howard: /* Definition */

2020-06-19T15:03:00Z

Definition

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
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	A landfill site for ~~non~~-~~hazardous waste~~ can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical WAC limits for landfills for ~~non~~-~~hazardous waste~~. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a landfill for ~~non~~-~~hazardous waste~~. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>		A landfill site for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical WAC limits for landfills for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]]. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>

	Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or WAC testing) of the ~~non~~-~~hazardous waste~~ needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for ~~non~~-~~hazardous waste~~.		Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or WAC testing) of the [[Non-Hazardous Waste]] needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for [[Non-Hazardous Waste]].

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2020-06-19T14:53:18Z

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== Definition ==
<br>
A landfill site for non-hazardous waste can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There are no numerical WAC limits for landfills for non-hazardous waste. This means there is no limit on the organic content of an individual waste stream accepted at a landfill for non-hazardous waste. They key requirement is to ensure the waste is not hazardous. <br>

Generally speaking, no testing (compositional testing or WAC testing) of the non-hazardous waste needs to be carried out prior to disposal in a landfill for non-hazardous waste.

Non-hazardous Landfill - Revision history

Admin: removed definition as not needed and re-directed

Bin52 at 08:56, 17 November 2020

Bin52: minor text change

Howard: /* Definition */

Howard: Created page with "== Definition == A landfill site for non-hazardous waste can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There ar..."

Howard: Created page with "== Definition ==
A landfill site for non-hazardous waste can accept municipal waste along with non-hazardous wastes (including inert wastes) of any other origin. There ar..."