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(from Waste News) By Pete Fehrenbach The Des Moines Register reported yesterday that starting in January, Iowa landfills will have to comply with a federal law requiring that disposal sites be lined with clay or plastic to keep leachate from leaking -- or should that be leakage from leaching? -- into local waterways. http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051017/NEWS05/5101 70338/1001/NEWS The law referred to but not identified in the story is Subtitle D of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. According to the article, Iowa is the last state in the Midwest to enforce the rule. Which makes me wonder: Am I the only one who's surprised that Subtitle D -- enacted all the way back during the reign of George Bush I -- isn't the law of the land everywhere? Eric Lombardi Executive Director Eco-Cycle Inc 303-444-6634 www.ecocycle.org "Anything that changes your values, changes your behavior" George Sheehan. |
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