Extending the Deadline for Municipal Landfill Compliance Hearing Before the Su
Extending the Deadline for Municipal Landfill Compliance Hearing Before the Su
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41 These States include Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and California. Many of these States did go ahead with their own pro- grams based on that 1988 proposal which as the EPA witnesses noted were not changed substantially by the time they were pro- mulgated in 1991.
I think the signals that have been sent over the last 10 years have been fairly consistent and the States have responded to them.
Senator Kempthorne. OK, Mr. Weiss. Signals were sent, no ques- tion but the actual rules were not... sent. Whoever the finger is to be pointed to, it doesn't matter. The fact of the matter is it wasn't until 1991 that it was finally written and decreed what would be complied with and nobody is arguing over the standards that are to be met.
When you have three States out of 50 that have had their plans approved and that was the vehicle to give flexibilities to the States, that is unrealistic.
Mr. Stubbs. Senator, if I could comment on that. Twin Falls and Cootney County in Idaho tried to comply with the Washington State standards which are some of the most strict standards but even by adopting those standards, building their landfill as quickly as they possibly could, they couldn't get State approval, they couldn't open their landfill until the EPA had approved their plan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41 These States include Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and California. Many of these States did go ahead with their own pro- grams based on that 1988 proposal which as the EPA witnesses noted were not changed substantially by the time they were pro- mulgated in 1991.
I think the signals that have been sent over the last 10 years have been fairly consistent and the States have responded to them.
Senator Kempthorne. OK, Mr. Weiss. Signals were sent, no ques- tion but the actual rules were not... sent. Whoever the finger is to be pointed to, it doesn't matter. The fact of the matter is it wasn't until 1991 that it was finally written and decreed what would be complied with and nobody is arguing over the standards that are to be met.
When you have three States out of 50 that have had their plans approved and that was the vehicle to give flexibilities to the States, that is unrealistic.
Mr. Stubbs. Senator, if I could comment on that. Twin Falls and Cootney County in Idaho tried to comply with the Washington State standards which are some of the most strict standards but even by adopting those standards, building their landfill as quickly as they possibly could, they couldn't get State approval, they couldn't open their landfill until the EPA had approved their plan.
What to read after Extending the Deadline for Municipal Landfill Compliance Hearing Before the Su?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Recycling United States Congress Senate Committee On Envi to read onlineMoreLess
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