California DTSC Releases Wildfire Hazardous Waste Guidance
As wildfires scorch hundreds of thousands of acres in California, the state’s Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) has released two fact sheets to help residents and emergency remediation workers properly deal with the hazardous waste the fires create.
In addition to guidance on containing and disposing of ash and contaminated debris, the documents guide households, small businesses, contractors, emergency responders, and household waste collectors on best practices for managing and disposing of waste resulting from the wildfires.
Access the DTSC Fact Sheets below:
Handling Ash, Debris, and other Hazardous Materials from Burned Structures (PDF)
Management Options for Expedited Collection of Hazardous Waste from Burned Areas (PDF)
Hazardous Waste in California (Title 22) Training
Get hazardous waste training tailored to the unique, state-specific standards professionals in California must know. At the Hazardous Waste in California Workshop, you will build the expertise to navigate the complex web of Title 22 regulations, the CA Health and Safety Code (HSC), CUPA interpretations, and Federal RCRA standards that regulate the hazardous waste your site generates.
In addition to guidance on containing and disposing of ash and contaminated debris, the documents guide households, small businesses, contractors, emergency responders, and household waste collectors on best practices for managing and disposing of waste resulting from the wildfires.
Access the DTSC Fact Sheets below:
Handling Ash, Debris, and other Hazardous Materials from Burned Structures (PDF)
Management Options for Expedited Collection of Hazardous Waste from Burned Areas (PDF)
Hazardous Waste in California (Title 22) Training
Get hazardous waste training tailored to the unique, state-specific standards professionals in California must know. At the Hazardous Waste in California Workshop, you will build the expertise to navigate the complex web of Title 22 regulations, the CA Health and Safety Code (HSC), CUPA interpretations, and Federal RCRA standards that regulate the hazardous waste your site generates.
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