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ECAR Fact Sheet: Used Oil handling and disposal: Minnesota

Used oil is not inherently hazardous, but if it contains certain additives, or if it has become contaminated with other solvents, it can fall under hazardous waste disposal regulations. EPA and State laws requires that used oils be collected, stored and disposed of properly as it may contain contaminants such as lead, other heavy metals and benzene.

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Description Used oil is not inherently hazardous, but if it contains certain additives, or if it has become contaminated with other solvents, it can fall under hazardous waste disposal regulations. EPA and State laws requires that used oils be collected, stored and disposed of properly as it may contain contaminants such as lead, other heavy metals and benzene.
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Subject
Source Automotive Recyclers Association
Keyword Alternative uses; Best management practices; Spill prevention
Selector Jund
Date Of Record Creation 2004-04-14 14:12:13
Date Last Modified 2004-05-13 13:36:53
Language EN
Date Record Checked: 2004-04-14 00:00:00 (W3C-DTF)

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