How does the state role differ from the federal role in solid and hazardous
waste management? Do...

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How does the state role differ from the federal role in solid and hazardous 
waste management? Do they work compatibly together? Why or why not? How does 
this impact the regulated community?

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Difference between state and federal 
role in solid and hazardous waste 
management  
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Environmental Protection Agency is responsible for forming all the regulations related to 
waste and Hazardous solid management. Almost 33 percent of the total global waste is being 
produced in United States majority of which comes from industrialization such as mining, oil 
and gas production etc and rest from homes in form of garbage (Blackman, 2001). Hazardous 
solid waste is that waste which contains 39 toxic.  
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act make Environmental Protection Agency 
responsible for setting standards for hazardous solid waste. Comprehensive Environmental 
Response, Compensation,

How does the state role differ from the federal role in solid and hazardous waste management? Do they work compatibly together? Why or why not? How does this impact the regulated community?

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