Environmental
Under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), a West Virginia property owner generating hazardous waste must:
AHandle all waste on their own property without restrictions
BFollow strict generator, storage, treatment, and disposal requirements✓ Correct
COnly notify WV DEP annually of waste quantities
DComply only if they generate more than 1,000 tons per year
Explanation
RCRA governs hazardous waste from 'cradle to grave' — generators must follow strict requirements for identification, storage, transportation, and disposal. Even small quantity generators in West Virginia must comply with applicable RCRA regulations.
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