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AR TIE <br /> VI. ASSESSMENT: EFFECTS OF WASTE MANAGEMENT APPROACHES <br /> Stockton Unified School District (SUSD) did not generate the amount of waste <br /> that requires reporting specified in the SB 14 regulations in 1998; therefore, the <br /> site has not developed and assessed waste management approaches. Hazardous <br /> waste generation rates cannot be calculated using any of the methods for <br /> estimating the source reduction achievements since accurate waste generation <br /> data is not available prior to 2002. <br /> However, much of the overall increase of waste generated from 1998 through <br /> 2002 can be attributed to the consolidation of school wastes at the Facility <br /> Services site, The consolidation of school wastes at the Facility Services site and <br /> the decision to consolidate products/materials no longer used and dispose or <br /> recycle them as wastes led to the overall increase in the amount of waste <br /> generated. <br /> Stockton Unified School District 9 NETWORK ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS,INC <br /> Hazardous Waste Performance Report <br />