Environmental
What is the 'Spill Compensation and Control Act' in Delaware?
AA federal law governing oil spills
BDelaware's state law requiring reporting of hazardous substance spills and establishing liability for cleanup costs✓ Correct
CA law governing financial compensation for environmental professionals
DA state law controlling hazardous material transportation
Explanation
Delaware's Spill Compensation and Control Act requires prompt reporting of hazardous substance spills to DNREC and creates strict liability for cleanup costs, funded in part by a hazardous substance tax on chemical manufacturers and distributors.
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