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New Lead Acid Battery Statute
Effective April 25, 2008
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A new Ohio law will become effective that prohibits the disposal of lead acid batteries in solid or hazardous waste landfills. The law is intended to ensure that all spent lead acid batteries
are recycled in Ohio. The law also requires wholesalers and retailers of lead acid batteries to take your old battery for recycling when you buy a new one. Batteries that are covered by the
law include batteries used in vehicles, motorcycles, wheelchairs, boats, or other forms of motive power. The law exempts batteries used in consumer products like computers, electronic games,
telephones, radios and similar electronics.
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New CDD Groundwater Monitoring Fee Effective January 1, 2008
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Ohio Administrative Code Rule 3745-520-50 became effective November 1, 2007. This rule implements new ground water monitoring fees, beginning January 1, 2008, on the disposal of
construction and demolition debris at Ohio CDD landfills. If you are involved in the operation or regulation of an Ohio CDD or MSW landfill, please read this important article for further details on this new CDD disposal fee. View Article
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Scrap Tire Management in Ohio
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The Scrap Tire Management in Ohio Report was submitted to Ohio's General Assembly in August 2007. The report contains the Scrap Tire Program accomplishments and expenditures. View Report
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Ohio EPA Launches New
Food Scrap Management Web Page
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A new initiative at Ohio EPA is helping provide communities and businesses with information about food scrap management options like composting. Smart food scrap management is good for the
environment and, in many cases, for the wallet... More
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Overview of the DSIWM Program
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A PowerPoint presentation of the DSIWM Program. The presentation includes what DSIWM regulates, an historical perspective of C&DD, and the major functions of DSIWM.
Click Here to View Slideshow
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