Kentucky HB552 amends definitions related to environmental protection, including terms like "solid waste," "advanced recycling," and "post-use.
Kentucky HB552 amends the definitions used in environmental protection laws within the state. It specifies terms such as "solid waste," "advanced recycling," "post-use polymers," and "recovered feedstock." The bill also defines processes like "pyrolysis," "gasification," and "solvolysis," which are used in converting waste materials into usable products. These definitions aim to clarify the types of materials and processes involved in waste management and recycling efforts in Kentucky.
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