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Municipal Branch, Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment


Table of Contents - February 2010

Executive Summary July/09

Tab #     Document Name / Document Number / Date document added and/or *revised to Binder

B

Beverage Container Collection and Recycling Program - see Recycling

(Saskatchewan) Biomedical Waste Management Guidelines EPB 306 Feb/08

(Disposal and Management of) Biomedical Waste for WDG EPB 306 Feb/08

Burning - Health and Environmental Effects of Burning Municipal Solid Waste EPB 185  Jan/10

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C

Compaction and Covering at WDG EPB 168 2003

Construction/Demolition Waste Recycling and Disposal EPB 172 2003

Contact List EPB 230E  *Aug/09

Copper Wire Recycling EPB 291 Jan/09

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D

Designated Areas at WDG, Transfer Stations or Collection Facilities EPB 171 2003

Development of Waste Disposal Grounds (WDG)

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E

Environmental Management and Protection Act, 2002 factsheet - see Acts and Regulations

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G

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L

Liquid Domestic Waste Disposal EPB 349 Dec/08

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M

Municipal Refuse Management Regulations - see Acts and Regulations

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P

(Saskatchewan) Paint Stewardship Program - see Recycling

Pesticide Container Collection Program - see Recycling

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R

Rat Control at WDG EPB 169 Jan/10

Recycling Programs

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S

Scrap Tire Management Program - see Recycling

Slaughterhouse Wastes at a Landfill EPB 194 2005

(On-Premise Disposal and Treatment of) Slaughterhouse Wastes EPB 399A May/08

(Interim Guidelines for Disposal of) Solid Waste containing TENORM and Arsenic resulting from Drinking Water Treatment Processess EPB 425 Feb/10

(Management of) Specified Risk Materials EPB 375 Nov/08

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U

Unified Dairy Recycling Systems - see Recycling

Used Oil Recycling Programs - see Recycling

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W

(Saskatchewan) Waste Electronic Equipment - see Recycling

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