Environmental
Which agency administers California's hazardous waste cleanup and site remediation programs, including the Cortese List of contaminated sites?
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BDTSC (Department of Toxic Substances Control)✓ Correct
CCalEPA's Air Resources Board
DState Water Resources Control Board
Explanation
California's Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) administers hazardous waste management, site cleanups, and maintains the EnviroStor database. The Cortese List (Government Code §65962.5) aggregates data from DTSC, SWRCB, and other agencies.
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