Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976¶
United States Congress. (1976). Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976.
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Mechanisms¶
- Outsourced Cleanup Contract
- And because the contract encodes cradle-to-grave responsibility, the hospital's obligation does not end at the loading dock — a downstream failure by the vendor is traceable
This sourceKeeps a hazardous-waste generator responsible after shipment and uses manifests to preserve downstream traceability through treatment, storage, or disposal.
- And because the contract encodes cradle-to-grave responsibility, the hospital's obligation does not end at the loading dock — a downstream failure by the vendor is traceable
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