Used and Recycled Oil: Pending EPA Rulemaking : Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Energy, Environment, and Safety Issues Affecting Small Business of the Committee on Small Business, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, Second Session, Washington, DC, May 19, 1986, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1986 - 451 pages |
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... costs and liabilities they might have to face . The end result of this shock to California's used oil collection ... cost of collection and disposal . Oregon has informed EPA that the Agency's proposal to list 2.
... costs and liabilities they might have to face . The end result of this shock to California's used oil collection ... cost of collection and disposal . Oregon has informed EPA that the Agency's proposal to list 2.
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... cost of a secondary containment for a 550- gallon tank is about $ 1,200 . Without secondary containment , the annualized cost of a used oil rule is $ 250 for the same firm so it is a significant increase in the regulatory burden . We ...
... cost of a secondary containment for a 550- gallon tank is about $ 1,200 . Without secondary containment , the annualized cost of a used oil rule is $ 250 for the same firm so it is a significant increase in the regulatory burden . We ...
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... costs may be as much as $ 20,000 . These costs are particularly onerous when , as we believe , the risks imposed by these small business facilities are de minimis . Many small businesses can't afford to implement EPA proposals as they ...
... costs may be as much as $ 20,000 . These costs are particularly onerous when , as we believe , the risks imposed by these small business facilities are de minimis . Many small businesses can't afford to implement EPA proposals as they ...
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... costs and eliminate regulation expenses incurred by businesses who provide oil changes . However , customers who do oil changes themselves or have used oil returned to them are much more likely to improperly dispose of oil . Fourth , we ...
... costs and eliminate regulation expenses incurred by businesses who provide oil changes . However , customers who do oil changes themselves or have used oil returned to them are much more likely to improperly dispose of oil . Fourth , we ...
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... costs of these requirements , even using EPA figures , are quite high . We urge EPA to evaluate both the degree of environmental protection to be provided by secondary containment and the cost of compliance , as it is for the SQG tank ...
... costs of these requirements , even using EPA figures , are quite high . We urge EPA to evaluate both the degree of environmental protection to be provided by secondary containment and the cost of compliance , as it is for the SQG tank ...
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