Requires certain facilities that store or process automotive shredder residue to obtain DEP permit; defines "hazardous waste" to include automotive shredder residue.
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This bill requires scrap processing facilities that store or process automotive shredder residue (ASR) to obtain a permit from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). It defines ASR as the non-recyclable residue from processing vehicles and metals, and includes it as a hazardous waste. The DEP will establish permitting guidelines to limit storage volume, height, and proximity to residential areas, ensuring proper handling of this material.
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