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Disposal of biomedical waste : acceptable industry practices

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Describes Acceptable Industry Practices (AIP) for the disposal of biomedical wastes. Alberta’s approach is consistent with the Canadian Council of Ministers for the Environment (CCME) Guidelines... More ≫

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Describes Acceptable Industry Practices (AIP) for the disposal of biomedical wastes. Alberta’s approach is consistent with the Canadian Council of Ministers for the Environment (CCME) Guidelines for the Management of Biomedical Wastes in Canada.

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Requesting consent to vary the setback distance for a development to a non operating landfill : information requirement

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback distance required from a subdivision development for a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment to a... More ≫

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback distance required from a subdivision development for a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment to a non-operating landfill. The Regulation allows the subdivision or development authority to vary regulated setback distance upon receiving written consent from Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development.

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Requesting consent to vary the setback distance for a development to an operating landfill : information requirement

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback required from a subdivision development for a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment to an operating... More ≫

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback required from a subdivision development for a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment to an operating landfill. The Regulation allows the subdivision or development authority to vary the setback distance upon receiving written consent from Alberta Environment and Water.

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Requesting consent to vary the setback distance for a new or expanding landfill to development : information requirement

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback distance required from a new or expanding landfill to a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment. The... More ≫

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback distance required from a new or expanding landfill to a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment. The Regulation allows the subdivision or development authority to vary the setback distance upon receiving written consent from Alberta Environment and Water.

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Requesting consent to vary the setback distance for waste storage sites : information requirement

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback required from a subdivision development for a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment to a waste storage... More ≫

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Section 13 of the Subdivision and Development Regulation defines the setback required from a subdivision development for a residence, school, hospital, or food establishment to a waste storage site. The Regulation allows the subdivision or development authority to vary of the setback distance upon receiving written consent from Alberta Environment and Water.

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Importation of hazardous recyclables : acceptable industry practices

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Describes Acceptable Industry Practices (AIP) that must be followed when importing hazardous recyclables to ensure compliance with legal policy and approval requirements.

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Management of used car lube oils, filters and empty containers : acceptable industry practices

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This information sheet describes Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development's legal framework and recommended practices regarding the management as wastes or recyclables of used... More ≫

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This information sheet describes Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development's legal framework and recommended practices regarding the management as wastes or recyclables of used crankcase oils, spent lube oil filters, and empty lube containers.

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Paint waste management : acceptable industry practices

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This information sheet describes Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development’s legal framework and recommended management applicable to paint waste. Paint waste means unwanted paint... More ≫

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This information sheet describes Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development’s legal framework and recommended management applicable to paint waste. Paint waste means unwanted paint and includes, without limitation, leftovers or off-spec formulations of latex, oil or solvent-based coatings, stains, finishing oils, varnishes, lacquers, thinners, diluents, solvents or other wood or masonry treatment products and respective containers. Management includes the collection, transport, storage, recycling, treatment and disposal of paint waste. Industry specialty coatings should be managed on a case-by-case basis and as dictated by the respective Material Safety Data Sheet.

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Car wash sump wastes : acceptable industry practices [2012]

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Describes Acceptable Industry Practices (AIP) for the management of sump wastes. from car wash bays or similar operations are accepted at Class II landfills for management, irrigation, or dust... More ≫

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Describes Acceptable Industry Practices (AIP) for the management of sump wastes. from car wash bays or similar operations are accepted at Class II landfills for management, irrigation, or dust suppression purposes.

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Used oil as dust suppressant : acceptable industry practices

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Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development has regulated used lubricating oils and undrained lube oil filters since the early 1990's. In Alberta, used lube oil and undrained oil... More ≫

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Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development has regulated used lubricating oils and undrained lube oil filters since the early 1990's. In Alberta, used lube oil and undrained oil filters are classified as hazardous waste (Waste Type 201) or hazardous recyclables. As such, these wastes/recyclables have to be directed to approved hazardous waste management or recycling facilities.

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