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Standards for the Management of Cement Kiln Dust WasteAddtional Data Available on Wastes Studied in the Report to Congress on Cement Kiln Dust - July 25, 2002This Notice of Data Availability (NODA) announces the availability for public inspection and comment, of recently acquired data on cement kiln dust (CKD) studies in the Agency's December 1993 "Report to Congress on Cement Kiln Dust" (see 59 FR 709, 1/6/94). The Agency is now considering an approach whereby it would finalize the proposed option of issuing the CKD management standards as described in the August 20, 1999 proposal (64 FR 45632), as a RCRA Subtitle D rule and would suspend its active consideration of the proposed Subtitle C rule. Depending on how CKD management practices and state regulatory programs evolve over the next 3 to 5 years, EPA will either formally withdraw the Subtitle C portion of the 1999 proposal or pursue the tailored RCRA Subtitle C requirements. Federal
Register NODA - July 25, 2002 August 20, 1999The Environmental Protection Agency (``we'' or EPA) is today proposing a creative, affordable, and common sense approach for the management of cement kiln dust (CKD) waste under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). CKD would remain a non-hazardous waste provided the following management standards are met. First, for ground-water protection, the Agency is proposing management standards which require a landfill to be designed to control releases of toxic metals to ground water at the point of compliance. Second, to control releases of fugitive dust, the proposed management standards would require persons managing CKD waste to cover or otherwise manage the landfill, CKD handling areas, and CKD storage areas to control wind dispersal of fugitive CKD. Finally, this rule also proposes concentration limitations on various pollutants in CKD used for agricultural purposes. This rule also proposes RCRA Subtitle C regulatory standards for CKD that is not managed according to the management standards described above.
Federal Register Notice - August 20, 1999 Federal Register - Extension of Public Comment Period
- October 28, 1999 Environmental Fact Sheet Index to RCRA Docket Number F-1999-CKDP-FFFFF Supporting Documents Analysis of Groundwater Monitoring Data Submitted by the American Portland
Cement Alliance Single file Analysis (Adobe PDF 3,633K) Same Document broken up into smaller sections:
Cement Kiln Dust Groundwater Migration Pathway Report Adobe Acrobat PDF File [355K] - December, 1997 Evaluation of Metals Migration from Cement Kiln Dust (Ckd) Piles Using the EPACMTP Groundwater Model Adobe Acrobat PDF Files [140K] Examination of Metals Transport under Highly Alkaline Conditions Adobe Acrobat PDF File [159K] Memorandum of Understanding between The American Forest & Paper Association and the United States Environmental Protection Agency Regarding the Implementation of the Land Application Agreements among AF & PA Member Pulp and Paper Mills and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Adobe Acrobat PDF File [2,153K] Risk Assessment for Cement Kiln Dust Used
as an Agricultural Soil Amendment; Draft Report Technical Background Document: Compliance Cost Estimates for the Proposed Land Management Regulation of Cement Kiln Dust Adobe Acrobat PDF File [282K] Technical Background Document on Control
of Fugitive Dust at Cement Manufacturing Facilities; Draft Technical Background Document on Ground Water
Controls at CKD Landfills; Draft Technical Background Document on the Efficiency
and Effectiveness of CKD Landfill Design Elements; Draft Technical Background Document: Population Risks
from Indirect Exposure Pathways, and Population Effects from Exposure
to Airborne Particles from Cement Kiln Dust Waste 
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