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Virtual Digital Plant - Coming Soon
Virtual Gravure Plant - Coming Soon
Index of State Energy Policies
National Compliance Information
Introduction to Environmental Regulations
Glossary of Environmental Regulatory Terminology and Government Acronyms
Industrial Stormwater Permit Guide
Hazardous Waste Manifest Training Video
Federal Rule Regulating Solvent-Contaminated Towels and Wipes
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Flexography
Screen Printing
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Other Sources of Printing Related Environmental Training
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Effective September 5, 2006, a new Hazardous Waste Manifest form must
be used nationwide by all generators, transporters and treatment/storage/disposal facilities.
(Shipments initiated before September 5, 2006 must use the prior manifest form.)
The Hazardous Waste Manifest Training Video* introduces the new manifest form, highlights the differences between the new and the previous manifest form, and provides specific instructions to generators, transporters and treatment/storage/disposal facilities. It is suggested that you have a printed-paper copy of the new manifest form and the instructions for completing the hazardous waste manifest as you view the training video. Additional information about the new manifest form and federal requirements regarding the management of hazardous waste can be found at the EPA Hazardous Waste Manifest web page. |
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Please note that a number of States have additional
State requirements
regarding the use of the new Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest. Some States require copies to be
submitted to the State, and/or have State-specific waste codes in addition to the federal hazardous waste codes
required to be entered on the new manifest.
Feel free to link to this page to assist others to understand the new manifest form and its use, and pass this link on to anyone you know that is affected by this new form. *Adobe Flash Player Required. The video training tool was prepared by the University of Wisconsin-Extension in its role as a partner in the Printers' National Environmental Assistance Center (PNEAC). Funding was provided by the EPA Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance, Compliance Assistance Centers program. Review and assistance provided by the Printing Industries of America / Graphic Arts Technical Foundation and the Illinois Waste Management and Research Center. |
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