Pennsylvania HB665 amends the Solid Waste Management Act to redefine "drill cuttings" and "solid waste," and adds provisions for testing and.
Pennsylvania HB665 amends the Solid Waste Management Act by redefining "drill cuttings" to exclude those from oil or gas deposits and "solid waste" to include various types of wastes while excluding coal ash. The bill mandates testing of municipal and residual waste for specific radionuclides and chemicals, and requires facilities to report quarterly on waste volumes, types, and test results. It also prohibits the storage, processing, or disposal of residual waste exceeding permissible levels and mandates public hearings for nonhazardous exempt special wastes.
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