Category: Waste Management and Radiation Control

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control (DWMRC) heads to the former Anderson Geneva site for a hands-on field exercise with students from Utah Valley University (UVU). The collaboration brings students from UVU’s Soil 101 course out of the classroom and onto a site past industrial activity. The Anderson Geneva site serves as a

Find information on how to manage electronic waste, depending on the manufacturer, by looking at the take-back programs they reported to us below. Examples of electronic devices that may be recycled through these programs include: televisions, monitors, laptops, computers, cell phones, and tablets. Read more about these reports and what they are for at the bottom of this page. Most

At the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control (DWMRC), we protect public health and the environment by ensuring the proper and safe management of solid, hazardous, and radioactive waste in Utah. We also promote recycling efforts and regulate the use of radiation-producing equipment.On this page: Our mission | What we do | Our leadership and governance | Contact us

If you operate a mobile oil change business in Utah, you generate used oil, used oil filters, and other wastes. Utah law requires you to manage these wastes properly. This page explains the rules that may apply to your business based on the services you provide, the wastes you generate, and how much used oil you transport and where you

Coal combustion residuals (CCR) come from burning coal to generate electricity, and are one of the largest types of industrial waste generated in the United States. Burning coal for electricity leaves burnt residuals. Coal combustion residuals are solid byproduct residuals from coal-fired power plants, such as fly ash, bottom ash, boiler slag, and flue gas desulfurization solids (e.g., synthetic gypsum).

Radon-Radiation lesson plans compiled by Utah Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control. Still have questions? Contact us.Browse the lessons Feel free to browse every grade level for interesting lessons, as many can be used for different grades. For example, the Radon Poster Contest lesson is great for all grades!Share our work We are happy to share these lessons with as many people as

This glossary contains terminology compiled and explained by the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control to help you better understand Utah’s Recycling Program. Discover more about the recycling and solid waste facilities regulated by the division.Compost or Other Food Management FacilityThese facilities can take a variety of organic materials such as yard trimmings and food waste. Typically, materials are broken down by

Below, find White Mesa Uranium Mill Ground Water Permit Renewal information and downloads. Energy Fuels Resources (USA) Inc. 2022 Ground Water Permit Renewal Ground Water Permit Renewal Application Hydrogeology Report Questions Division of Waste Management & Radiation Control Phil Goble ([email protected]), Permitting and Licensing Activities: (801) 536-4044 Division of Air Quality Jay Morris ([email protected]), Compliance Activities: (801) 536-4079

Report an Incident M – F, 8 am – 5 pm: (801) 536-0200 After Hours/24-Hour Phone: (801) 536-4123 For Emergencies that Threaten Life or Property: Call 911 or Your Local Emergency Number Submit an Allegation By Phone M – F, 8 am – 5 pm: (801) 536-0200 By Mail: DWMRC, P.O. Box 144880, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4880 Using an Allegation Form (Can be

An oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) overview with a Q/A section at the bottom. What Has Changed? For many years, the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining (DOGM) at the Utah Department of Natural Resources, provided regulatory oversight of wastes generated from the exploration and production (E&P) of crude oil and natural gas throughout the State. With DOGM’s oversight, these

Radon is known as the slow, “silent killer.” You can’t smell it, taste it, or see it, but it’s the number one cause of lung cancer death for non-smokers. Although Utah has the lowest rate of smoking in the nation, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in our state.

Learn where to recycle in Utah and review recycling data by exploring the map below. Related LinksStay up to date and sign up for our recycling email list.Sign up for updatesQuestions?Contact the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control at (801) 536-0200

Nicotine is an acute hazardous waste. Lithium ion batteries are a hazardous and universal waste that pose fire and safety hazards. Under Utah law, both nicotine and lithium ion batteries must be properly disposed of as hazardous waste. Related LinksForms & Resources EPA Reporting Form (8700-12) Hazardous Waste Transporters List LQG Fact Sheet VSQG Fact Sheet Liquid nicotine cannot go

The Hazardous Waste Cleanup Program (HWCP) oversees the investigation and cleanup of contaminated soil, groundwater, air, and surface water at permitted sites and Environmental Cleanup Program sites. We also assist other programs with: Cleanup of spills Remediation at hazardous waste sites Closure of miscellaneous units, such as landfills Real estate actions (through comfort letters and enforceable written assurances) Contained-Out Determinations

Update August 4, 2022 On August 4, 2022, EnergySolutions, Inc. submitted an updated application for a Radioactive Materials License for a new Federal Cell Facility. The application will be reviewed for completeness by comparing the documents with the subject headings in NUREG-1199, “Standard Format and Content of a License Application for a Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility” and the table of contents

Utah Department of Environmental Quality Solid Waste Permit Guide. Individuals and businesses may not dispose or incinerate solid waste except at facilities complying with Utah’s solid and hazardous waste rules. Non-hazardous solid waste generally consists of municipal trash and garbage; construction and demolition waste; waste from commercial establishments; and industrial waste. Solid waste disposal sites must obtain a solid waste permit from the