Oklahoma SB268 prohibits land application, sale, and distribution of certain biosolids and compost materials, and mandates reporting and remediation.
Oklahoma SB268 prohibits the land application, sale, and distribution of compost materials and other agricultural products derived from or containing residuals from food processing, brewing, fermenting, and distilling. It also bans sludge from wastewater treatment plants and compost made with such sludge. Exceptions include disposal at solid waste landfills. The bill requires the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality to report on managing septage and PFAS contamination, and the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry to develop plans for PFAS removal, remediation, and.
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