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WASTE MINIMIZATION INFORMATION 518 Waste Minimization Assessment Procedures; For the Generator(Module 11,Unit 2)(1991,81 pp.) Doc.No. Title_ 4 Provides the hazardous waste generator with proce- dures for conducting a self-assessment and introduces 505 Hazardous Waste Minimization Bibliography the provisions of SB 14. (1991,76 pp.) 526 Pollution Prevention 1993-A Year in Review References are organized in four sections: (1994,96 pp.) (I)general hazardous waste minimization topics, Documents the significant accomplishments and (2)industry-specific,(3)material specific,and activities that have been achieved by DTSC in the area (4)available abstracts from the previous three sec- of pollution prevention during calendar year 1993. tions. The report highlights several very important projects All references are listed in alphabetical order by title. which are being looked upon as national models. 506 Incinerable Hazardous Waste Minimization Project 540 Pollution Prevention Accomplishments(1999,41 Fact Sheet(1992,8 pp.) pp,) Provides an interim update for the project using 1990 Reports the significant accomplishments and activities data taken from the manifest system. of OPPTD between January 1996 and December 1998. 508 lacinerable Waste Minimization Workshops 541 Pollution Prevention Report and 2-Year Workplan Proceedings(1991,251 pp.) NEW (2000,173 pp.) A compilation of the papers presented at two work- Summarizes DTSC`s activities per SB 1916 of 1998. shops held in January 1991. Areas covered include: Includes information about the trends in hazardous regulations,source reduction,recycling strategies and waste generation,the status of hazardous waste opportunities,alternative technologies for petroleum generation in 1998,the 2-year pollution prevention refineries,electronics industry,aerospace industry,and workplan developed with the guidance of DTSC's chemical and paint manufacturers. Pollution Prevention Advisory Committee,informa- tion about economic and financial incentives for 510 No-Waste Lab Manual for Educational institutions pollution prevention,a description of DTSC research (1991,115 pp.) projects,and a list of Advisory Committee recommen- A laboratory manual for introductory chemistry dations and issues for further discussion. The appen- courses incorporating procedures that produce little or dices include agendas and minutes from Advisory no toxic waste. This is accomplished by the use of Committee meetings. consecutive chemical reactions so that the production of one reaction is used as the starting material for the FOCAL GOVERNMENT next. 517 Waste Minimization for Hazardous Materials Doc.No. 'Title Inspectors: Introductory"Text with Self-Testing Exercises 507 Hazardous Waste Reductions A Step-by-Step (Module I),Assessment Procedures(Module 11, Guidebook for California Cities(1992,180 pp.) Unit 1),and Metal Finishing Industry(Module III) Outlines the essential elements of a successful city (1991,182 pp.) run,multimedia waste minimization program. It is Module I is written for use by both experienced and designed to walk the user through steps the city can novice hazardous materials inspectors who wish to take to implement and reduce hazardous materials use learn more about hazardous waste minimization. and hazardous waste typically generated by city Module 11 provides basic information in conducting a operations, self-assessment,and Module III focuses on some of the viable waste minimization alternatives for certain Marketing Pollution Prevention 101•A Simple metal finishing operations. (Videotape also available- 527 See Order#1500}. Guide for Local Governments(1993,43 pp.) Provides ideas to assist local agencies in getting industry more actively involved in pollution preven- tion programs. The guide has been developed by using information and case studies from various local agencies and consulting basic marketing techniques. <t > 100