Lithium Batteries as Waste: RCRA and DOT Are Different Questions
Distinguish battery waste management from transportation requirements, including universal waste and damaged or defective battery considerations.
Distinguish battery waste management from transportation requirements, including universal waste and damaged or defective battery considerations.
Review the federal baseline for broken universal-waste lamps, intentional crushing, releases, and state variation.
Understand the federal universal-waste accumulation limit and the methods handlers may use to demonstrate accumulation time.
Manage used CRTs and electronics by distinguishing reuse, repair, recycling, disposal, broken glass, exports, and state electronic-waste programs.
Manage eligible aerosol cans under the federal universal-waste rule while controlling damaged cans, puncturing equipment, residues, training, and shipments.
Use the federal Part 273 framework for universal waste without treating the streamlined standards as an exemption from management duties.