California Department of Toxic Substances Control’s Post

#DTSC has issued two draft permit decisions for #Ecobat (a battery-recycling facility formerly named #Quemetco), in LA County. Ecobat recovers lead mainly from spent lead-acid batteries, which are a #HazardousWaste in #California. See the press release here: https://lnkd.in/eYkkbG-E ✔ The “Operating Permit,” would impose stricter, more modern standards ensuring operations protect the public health & environment. ✔ The “Post-Closure Permit,” requires Ecobat to continue monitoring groundwater & conduct annual soil sampling for 13+ years. See the proposed permits here: https://lnkd.in/e4GqPmSM DTSC's draft permits are open for public comment for an extended period of 120 days. Comments may be submitted through 11:59pm on November 18, 2024. Submit your comment here: https://lnkd.in/eWGwgtHN

  • Image of DTSC logo with text that says: “DTSC announces Ecobat / Quemetco permit decisions. City of Industry, California”
  • Image of DTSC logo with text that says: “The Department of Toxic Substances Control proposes: Ecobat / Quemetco’s 5-Year Operating Permit: Stricter, more modern standards, ensuring operations protect public health and the environment.”
  • Image of DTSC logo with text that says: “The Department of Toxic Substances Control proposes: Ecobat / Quemetco’s 13-Year Post-Closure Permit: Requires groundwater monitoring and annual soil sampling around facility perimeter for 13+ years.”

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