State-only Hazardous Waste Subject to Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Manifests
Per the e-Manifest Act, receiving facilities that receive waste required by either federal or state law to use a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act manifest must submit the final manifest to EPA’s e-Manifest system. This is true if either the generation state or receiving state requires a manifest during the movement of the waste shipment.
The tables below identify the various state-only hazardous wastes subject to RCRA manifest requirements under state law. For each state below, Table 1 includes any wastes that are not federal hazardous waste but which a state regulates as hazardous and requires the RCRA hazardous waste manifest. Table 2 indicates certain wastes for which the federal regulations provide a manifest exemption or a conditional exclusion from the RCRA manifest requirements that the authorized state has not adopted and thus are required to be manifested under state law.
For more information about the RCRA authorization status of each state and territory, visit EPA’s State Authorization under RCRA webpage.
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Click on each state to view their various state-only regulated wastes subject to RCRA manifest requirements under state law.
| HAWAII | 1 |
|---|---|
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | 1 |
| NORTH DAKOTA | 1 |
| NEBRASKA | 1 |
| IOWA | 1 |
| VERMONT | 1 |
| IDAHO | 1 |
| MAINE | 1 |
| WISCONSIN | 1 |
| COLORADO | 1 |
| MINNESOTA | 1 |
| UTAH | 1 |
| TENNESSEE | 1 |
| INDIANA | 1 |
| KANSAS | 1 |
| ALABAMA | 1 |
| MASSACHUSETTS | 1 |
| MISSOURI | 1 |
| SOUTH DAKOTA | 1 |
| ARKANSAS | 1 |
| FLORIDA | 1 |
| VIRGINIA | 1 |
| TEXAS | 1 |
| MARYLAND | 1 |
| MONTANA | 1 |
| OKLAHOMA | 1 |
| OREGON | 1 |
| SOUTH CAROLINA | 1 |
| WYOMING | 1 |
| CALIFORNIA | 1 |
| GEORGIA | 1 |
| KENTUCKY | 1 |
| RHODE ISLAND | 1 |
| ARIZONA | 1 |
| NORTH CAROLINA | 1 |
| WASHINGTON | 1 |
| CONNECTICUT | 1 |
| DELAWARE | 1 |
| LOUISIANA | 1 |
| MISSISSIPPI | 1 |
| NEW YORK | 1 |
| MICHIGAN | 1 |
| OHIO | 1 |
| PENNSYLVANIA | 1 |
| ILLINOIS | 1 |
| NEVADA | 1 |
| NEW JERSEY | 1 |
| WEST VIRGINIA | 1 |
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | 1 |
| NEW MEXICO | 1 |
| ALASKA | 1 |
Alabama
Alabama does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Alaska
The Alaska RCRA program is administered by EPA Region 10. Alaska does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and follows all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
American Samoa
The American Samoa RCRA program is administered by EPA Region 9. American Samoa does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and follows all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Arizona
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Arizona does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Other Definition of Solid Waste exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | Yes | EPA grants or denies variance requests |
Arkansas
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Information is unavailable at this time.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
California
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| 281 | Adhesives |
| 471 | Paper sludge/pulp |
| 614 | Treated wood waste |
| 581 | Gas scrubber waste |
| 571 | Fly ash, bottom ash, and retort ash |
| 561 | Detergent and soap |
| 551 | Laboratory waste chemicals |
| 541 | Photochemicals / photo processing waste |
| 531 | Chemical toilet waste |
| 521 | Drilling mud |
| 513 | Empty containers less than 30 gallons |
| 512 | Other empty containers 30 gallons or more |
| 511 | Empty pesticide containers 30 gallons or more |
| 491 | Unspecified sludge waste |
| 481 | Tetraethyl lead sludge |
| 801 | Waste potentially containing dioxins |
| 792 | Liquids with pH < 2 with metals (antimony, arsenic, barium, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, lead, mercury, molybdenum, nickel, selenium, silver, thallium, vanadium and zinc) |
| 791 | Liquids with pH < =2 |
| 751 | Solids or sludge with halogenated organic comp. > 1000 mg/kg |
| 741 | Liquids with halogenated organic compounds >= 1000 mg/l |
| 731 | Liquids with polychlorinated biphenyls >= 50 mg/l |
| 728 | Liquids with thallium >= 130 mg/l |
| 727 | Liquids with selenium >= 100 mg/l |
| 726 | Liquids with nickel >= 134 mg/l |
| 725 | Liquids with mercury >= 20 mg/l |
| 724 | Liquids with lead >= 500 mg/l |
| 723 | Liquids with chromium (VI) >= 500 mg/l |
| 722 | Liquids with cadmium >= 100 mg/l |
| 272 | Polymeric resin waste |
| 271 | Organic monomer waste (includes unreacted resins) |
| 261 | Polychlorinated biphenyls and material containing PCB's |
| 252 | Other still bottom waste |
| 251 | Still bottoms with halogenated organics |
| 241 | Tank bottom waste |
| 232 | Pesticides and other waste associated with pesticide production |
| 231 | Pesticide rinse water |
| 461 | Degreasing sludge |
| 451 | Degreasing sludge |
| 441 | Sulfur sludge |
| 431 | Phosphate sludge |
| 421 | Lime sludge |
| 411 | Alum and gypsum sludge |
| 352 | Other organic solids |
| 351 | Organic solids with halogens |
| 343 | Unspecified organic liquid mixture |
| 342 | Organic liquids with metals (see 121) |
| 341 | Organic liquids (nonsolvents) with halogens |
| 721 | Liquids with arsenic >= 500 mg/l |
| 711 | Liquids with cyanides >= 1000 mg/l |
| 613 | Auto shredder waste |
| 612 | Household waste |
| 611 | Contaminated soil from site clean-ups |
| 591 | Baghouse waste |
| 151 | Asbestos-containing waste |
| 141 | Off-specification, aged, or surplus inorganics |
| 135 | Unspecified aqueous solution |
| 134 | Aqueous solution with <10% total organic residues |
| 133 | Aqueous solution with 10% or more total organic residues |
| 132 | Aqueous solution w/metals (restricted levels and see waste code 121 for a list of metals) |
| 131 | Aqueous solution (2 < pH < 12.5) containing reactive anions (azide, bromate, chlorate, cyanide, fluoride, hypochlorite, nitrite, perchlorate, and sulfide anions) |
| 123 | Unspecified alkaline solution |
| 122 | Alkaline solution without metals (pH > 12.5) |
| 121 | Alkaline solution (pH >12.5) with metals (antimony, arsenic, barium, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, lead, mercury, molybdenum, nickel, selenium, silver, thallium, vanadium, and zinc) |
| 223 | Unspecified oil-containing waste |
| 222 | Oil/water separation sludge |
| 221 | Waste oil and mixed oil |
| 214 | Unspecified solvent mixture |
| 213 | Hydrocarbon solvents (benzene, hexane, Stoddard, etc.) |
| 212 | Oxygenated solvents (acetone, butanol, ethyl acetate, etc.) |
| 211 | Halogenated solvents (chloroform, methyl chloride, perchloroethylene, etc.) |
| 181 | Other inorganic solid waste |
| 172 | Metal dust (see 121) and machining waste |
| 171 | Metal sludge (see 121) |
| 162 | Other spent catalyst |
| 161 | Fluid-cracking catalyst (FCC) waste |
| 331 | Off-specification, aged, or surplus organics |
| 322 | Biological waste other than sewage sludge |
| 321 | Sewage sludge |
| 311 | Pharmaceutical waste |
| 291 | Latex waste |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Low Level Mixed Wastes shipped off-site to Low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities per conditional transportation and disposal exemption | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Colorado
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| K901 | Military Munitions: Waste Chemical weapons using or containing any chemical compound identified in Appendix VIII of Part 261 as the basis for this listing. Residues resulting from treatment of HW Codes P909, P910, and P9111 |
| K902 | Military Munitions: Any soil, water, debris, or containers contaminated through contact with waste chemical weapons listed as K901 or hazardous waste listed as P909, P910, or P911 |
| K903 | MILITARY MUNITIONS - hydrolysate |
| P909 | Mustard, Mustard Agent, Mustard Gas, H, HD |
| P910 | Mustard, Mustard Agent, Mustard Gas, HT, Mustard T |
| P911 | GB, Sarin |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | Yes |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | No |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Connecticut
Table 1: Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Connecticut does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | No |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Delaware
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Delaware does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Low Level Mixed Wastes shipped off-site to Low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities per conditional transportation and disposal exemption | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
| Other: Additional Waste Subject to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted | No |
District of Columbia - Washington, DC
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
Florida
Florida does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Georgia
Georgia does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Guam
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Guam does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes (or CESQG wastes under pre-2016 exemption) shipped off-site to TSDFs or various state approved facilities | No |
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Industrial Ethyl Alcohol | No |
| Recyclable Scrap Metal | No |
| Fuels produced from Refining of oil-bearing HW at refining facilities | No |
| Certain HW fuels produced from oil-bearing HW from petroleum refining, production, or transport | No |
| Universal Wastes (Batteries, pesticides, lamps, and mercury containing equipment) | No |
| Spent lead acid batteries being reclaimed | No |
| Exclusions for certain laboratory samples sent for testing or for treatability studies | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Certain scrap metals | No |
| Certain coke wastes and coke by-products | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | No |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Hawaii
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Hawaii does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Spent lead acid batteries being reclaimed | No |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | No |
Idaho
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Information is unavailable at this time.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
None
Illinois
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Illinois does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
Indiana
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| I001 | VX (O-ethyl-S-(2-diisopropylaminoethyl) methyl phosphonothiolate) |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
None
Iowa
The Iowa RCRA program is administered by EPA Region 7. Iowa does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and follows all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Kansas
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| EBOLA | Waste contaminated with Ebola virus. |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | No |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No |
Kentucky
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| N001 | GB (isopropyl methyl phosphonofluoridate) and related compounds (H) |
| N002 | VX (0-ethyl-S-(2-diisopropylaminoethyl)–methyl phosphonothiolate) and related compounds (H) |
| N003 | H (bis (2-chloroethyl) sulfide) and related compounds (H) |
| N101 | Uncontaminated M67 Rocket Motor Assembly, Propellant Component of the Rocket Motor, Shipping Firing Tubes, and End-Caps associated with GB munitions |
| N102 | Uncontaminated M67 Rocket Motor Assembly, Propellant Component of the Rocket Motor, Shipping Firing Tubes, and End-Caps associated with VX munitions |
| N201 | Metal Parts Treater Residue associated with GB munitions or related wastes |
| N202 | Metal Parts Treater Residue associated with VX munitions or related wastes |
| N203 | Static Detonation Chamber Residue and Ash, and Post Thermal Oxidizer Solids and Sludges associated with H munitions |
| N301 | Agent Hydrolysate associated with GB munitions |
| N302 | Agent Hydrolysate associated with VX munitions |
| N401 | Energetic Hydrolysate associated with GB munitions |
| N402 | Energetic Hydrolysate associated with VX munitions |
| N501 | Aluminum Precipitate associated with treated GB wastes |
| N502 | Aluminum Precipitate associated with treated VX wastes |
| N601 | Reverse Osmosis Reject or Supercritical Water Oxidation Effluent associated with treated GB wastes |
| N602 | Reverse Osmosis Reject or Supercritical Water Oxidation Effluent associated with treated VX wastes |
| N701 | Lab Wastes associated with treated GB wastes and GB-containing lab wastes treated to destroy agent with caustic |
| N702 | Lab Wastes associated with treated VX wastes and VX-containing lab wastes treated to destroy agent with caustic |
| N703 | Lab Wastes associated with treated H wastes and H-containing lab wastes treated to destroy agent with caustic |
| N801 | Off-gas Treatment (OTM) condensate associated with treated GB wastes, Off-gas Treatment System liquids including Quench Fluid, Scrubber Fluids, Electro-static Precipitator Fluids, Process Fluid Bleed Water, Post-Thermal Oxidizer Condensates and related wastes associated with Static Detonation Chamber treatment of GB munitions |
| N802 | Off-gas Treatment (OTM) condensate associated with treated VX wastes, Off-gas Treatment System liquids including Quench Fluid, Scrubber Fluids, Electro-static Precipitator Fluids, Process Fluid Bleed Water, Post-Thermal Oxidizer Condensates and related wastes associated with Static Detonation Chamber treatment of VX munitions |
| N803 | Off-gas Treatment System liquids including Quench Fluid, Scrubber Fluids, Post-Thermal Oxidizer Condensates and related wastes associated with Static Detonation Chamber treatment of H munitions |
| N901 | Spent Decontamination Solution associated with treated GB wastes |
| N902 | Spent Decontamination Solution associated with treated VX wastes |
| N903 | Spent Decontamination Solution associated with treated H wastes |
| N1001 | GB contaminated waste equipment, tools, and construction materials that have been decontaminated in accordance with United States Army Guidelines and have been determined to be safe for storage or transport, and ap-proved by the Cabinet as no longer acutely hazardous |
| N1002 | VX contaminated waste equipment, tools, and construction materials that have been decontaminated in accordance with United States Army Guidelines and have been determined to be safe for storage or transport, and ap-proved by the Cabinet as no longer acutely hazardous |
| N1003 | H contaminated waste equipment, tools, and construction materials that have been decontaminated in accordance with United States Army Guidelines and have been determined to be safe for storage or transport, and approved by the Cabinet as no longer acutely hazardous |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
None
Louisiana
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Information is unavailable at this time.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
Maine
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| P144 | Phosphoric acid, 2,2-dichlorovinyl dimethyl ester or Dichlorvos |
| P134 | Glutarimide,3-(2-(3,5-dimethyl-2-oxocyclohexyl)-2 hydroxyethyl) or Cycloheximide |
| P152 | Phosmet or Phosphorodithioic acid, 0,0-dimethyl ester, S-ester with N-(mercaptomethyl) phthalimide |
| U355 | Linuron or N'(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-N-methoxy-N-methyl urea |
| P138 | Isonicotinic acid hydrazide |
| MRD008 | universal waste lead |
| MRD007 | universal waste chromium |
| MRD006 | universal waste cadmium |
| MRD003 | universal waste reactive |
| MRD002 | universal waste corrosive |
| P136 | Phenytoin sodium or Hydantoin, 5,5-diphenyl-monosodium salt |
| P141 | EPN or Phosphorothioic acid, phenyl-,0-ethyl 0-(p-nitrophenyl) ester |
| P153 | Dioxathion |
| P149 | Phosphorodithioic acid, 0,0-diethyl-S-(((1,1-dimethylethyl)thio) methyl)ester or Terbufos |
| P148 | Phosphorodithioic acid, S-(((p-chlorophenyl)thio) methyl) 0,0 diethyl ester |
| P145 | Phosphoric acid, dimethyl ester, ester with 2-chloro-N,N diethyl-3-hydroxycrotonamide |
| P142 | Phosacetim or Phosphoramidiothioic acid, acetimidoyl-,0,0-bis(p-chlorophenyl) ester |
| P157 | Oxydemeton-Methyl or Phosphorothioic acid, S (2 (ethyl sulfinyl)ethyl)0,0 dimethyl ester |
| P147 | Monocrotophos or Phosphoric acid, dimethyl ester, ester with (E) 3 hydroxy N, methyl crotonamide |
| U354 | Bromacil or 5-Bromo-3-sec-butyl-6-methyluracil |
| P135 | Phenytoin or Hydantoin, 5,5-diphenyl |
| P156 | Fensulfothion |
| P154 | Ethion |
| P146 | Dicrotophos or Phosphoric acid, dimethyl ester, ester with (E)-3-hydroxy-N, N-dimethylcrotonamide |
| P155 | Demeton |
| P131 | Mevinphos or Crotonic acid, 3-hydroxy-, methyl ester, dimethyl phosphate (E) |
| P130 | Coumaphos |
| P129 | Chlorine |
| P143 | Chlorofenvinphos or Phosphoric acid, 2-chloro 1-(2,4-dichlorophenyl) vinyl diethyl ester |
| P133 | Chloroethanol |
| P126 | Paraquat or 4,4'-Bipyridinium, 1,1'-dimethyl,dichloride |
| P151 | Azinphos methyl |
| K120 | Wastes from the spill control trap in production of linuron. |
| MRD001 | universal waste ignitable |
| P158 | Sulfide, bis (2-chloro-ethyl)- |
| P150 | Azinphos ethyl |
| K121 | Wastewater from product filtration and water washing in the production of bromacil. |
| K119 | Wastes from the decantor in the production of linuron. |
| M003 | Waste oils and coolant oils with greater than 4,000 ppm halogens due to chlorinated paraffins that are federally-exempt |
| P139 | Phosphonic acid, (2,2,2-thrichloro-1, hydroxyethyl)-, dimethyl ester |
| P140 | Leptophos or Phosphonothioic acid, phenyl-0 -(4-bromo-2,5-dichlorophenyl) 0-methyl ester |
| P132 | Nitrogen mustard or Diethylamine, 2,2' dichloro N methyl |
| P125 | Antimony, when in the form of particles 100 microns or less |
| MRM002 | universal waste PCB |
| MRD011 | universal waste silver |
| MRD009 | universal waste mercury |
| M002 | PCB CONTENT OF 50ppm or HIGHER |
| P137 | Hydroquinone |
| MED001 | Regulated ignitable waste, otherwise federally exempt |
| MED018 | Regulated waste with benzene characteristic, otherwise federally exempt |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Fuels produced from Refining of oil-bearing HW at refining facilities | No |
| Certain HW fuels produced from oil-bearing HW from petroleum refining, production, or transport | No |
| Used oils shipped to off-site Processors, Re-Refiners, or Burners | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
Maryland
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| F014 | Cyanidation wastewater treatment tailing pond sediment from mineral metals recovery |
| F015 | Spent cyanide bath solutions from mineral metals recovery operations |
| U202 | Saccharin and salts |
| K991 | Waste ethyl dimethylamidocyanophosphate, also known by the common names GA and Tabun and the following alternate chemical names: Ethyl N, N-dimethylphosphoramidocyanidate / Dimethylamidoethoxyphosphoryl cyanide |
| K992 | Waste isopropyl methanefluorophosphonate, also known by the common names GB and Sarin and the following alternate chemical names: Isopropyl methylphosphonofluoridate / Isopropyl ester of methylphosphonofluoridic acid |
| K993 | Waste 3,3-dimethyl-n-but-2-yl methylphosphonofluoridate, also known by the common names GD and Soman and the following alternate chemical names: Pinacolyl methyl-phosphonofluoridate / 1, 2, 2-trimethyl, methylphosphono-fluoridate / Pinacoloxymethylphosphoryl fluoridate |
| K994 | Waste O-ethyl S-(2-diisopropyl-aminoethyl), methylphosphonothioate also known by the common name VX |
| K995 | Waste chlorovinylarsine dichloride, also known by the names L and Lewisite and the following alternate chemical names: Dichloro (2-chlorovinyl) arsine / 2-chlorovinyldichlorarsine |
| K996 | Waste phenarsazine chloride, also known by the common name Adamsite |
| K997 | Waste bis(2-chloroethyl) sulfide, also known by the common name sulfur mustard and HD |
| K998 | Waste 2,2' -di(3-chloroethylthio) -diethyl ether, also known by the common name T and the following alternate chemical name: Bis-(2-chloroethylthioethyl) ether |
| K999 | Waste military chemical warfare agents (chemical surety agents) having any substances K991 through K998 as their active or principal ingredient or ingredients, or mixture of K991 through K998 with any characteristic or listed hazardous waste |
| M001 | Polychlorinated Biphenyls (greater than 500 ppm) |
| MD01 | Filter cake and sludge from API separators, generated during the production of phthalate esters |
| MD02 | Reaction products resulting from the decontamination of certain chemical warfare agents |
| MD03 | Residuals from the treatment of wastes K991 through K999 or solid items that contained one or more of the wastes K991 through K999 and that have been decontaminated. |
| MT01 | Polychlorinated Biphenyls (50 to 500 ppm) |
| MX01 | Mixtures of soil, water, or debris containing PCBs with concentrations greater than 50 ppm or any residue resulting from the cleanup of a spill of any commercial chemical product or manufacturing product or manufacturing chemical intermediate having the generic name listed in COMAR 26.13.02.19E and G |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes (or CESQG wastes under pre-2016 exemption) shipped off-site to TSDFs or various state approved facilities | No |
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Low Level Mixed Wastes shipped off-site to Low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities per conditional transportation and disposal exemption | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Massachusetts
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| MA02 | PCB WASTES (> 50 ppm) |
| MA01 | WASTE OIL |
| MA99 | NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE TO BE USED ONLY FOR NON-HW SHIPPED USING HW MANIFEST |
| MA98 | OFF SPECIFICATION USED OIL FUEL THAT IS SHIPPED USING A HW MANIFEST |
| MA97 | CLASS A REGULATED RECYCLABLE MATERIAL (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SPECIFICATION USED OIL FUEL) THAT IS SHIPPED USING A HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST |
| MA95 | UNIVERSAL WASTE |
| MA04 | WASTE PAINT RELATED MATERIAL |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Industrial Ethyl Alcohol | No |
| Fuels produced from Refining of oil-bearing HW at refining facilities | No |
| Certain HW fuels produced from oil-bearing HW from petroleum refining, production, or transport | No |
| Used oils shipped to off-site Processors, Re-Refiners, or Burners | No |
| Certain wood-preserving wastes when recycled | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Certain coke wastes and coke by-products | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Michigan
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| 001K | Residues, including emission control sludges, from the production process and packaging of 4,4'-Methylenebis (2-chloroaniline) |
| 001S | Aflatoxin |
| 001T | Michigan waste code - Dow Chemical (MID000724724) incinerator ash |
| 001U | Actinomycin D (Chemical Abstract Services Number 50-76-0) |
| 002K | Wash acids generated after the effective date of these rules from the production of 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine and still bottoms from the recovery of these acids, excluding wash acids that are recycled or any materials that are reclaimed from the wash acids and used beneficially |
| 002S | 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin |
| 002U | Allyl chloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 107-05-1) |
| 003S | 1,2,3,7,8-Pentachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin |
| 003T | Michigan waste code - Dow Chemical (MID000724724)primary wastewater |
| 003U | 2-aminoanthraquinone (Chemical Abstract Services Number 117-79-3) |
| 004S | 1,2,3,4,7,8-Hexachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin |
| 004T | Michigan waste code - Dow Chemical (MID000724724) deep well disposal spent filters |
| 004U | Aminoazobenzene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 60-09-3) |
| 005S | 1,2,3,6,7,8-Hexachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin |
| 005T | Michigan waste code - Dow Chemical (MID000724724) secondary wastewater |
| 005U | 0-aminoazotoluene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 97-56-3) |
| 006S | 1,2,3,7,8,9-Hexachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin |
| 006U | 4-aminobiphenyl (Chemical Abstract Services Number 92-67-1) |
| 007S | 2,3,7,8-Tetrachloridibenzo furan |
| 007U | 3-amino-9-ethyl carbazole (Chemical Abstract Services Number 132-32-1) |
| 008U | 1-amino-2-methyl anthraquinone (Chemical Abstract Services Number 82-28-0) |
| 009U | Anilazine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 101-05-3) |
| 011U | o-Anisidine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 90-04-0) |
| 012U | o-Anisidine hydrochloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 134-29-2) |
| 013U | Antimony (when in the form of particles 100 microns or less) (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-01-0) |
| 014U | Antimycin A (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1397-94-0) |
| 015U | Barban (Chemical Abstract Services Number 101-27-9) |
| 016U | Bendiocarb (Chemical Abstract Services Number 22781-23-3) |
| 017U | Benomyl (Chemical Abstract Services Number 17804-35-2) |
| 020U | Bromoxynil (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1689-84-5) |
| 021U | 2(p-tert-Butylphenoxy)-isopropyl-2-chloroethyl sulfite (Chemical Abstract Services Number 140-57-8) |
| 022U | Captafol (Chemical Abstract Services 2425-06-1) |
| 023U | Captan (Chemical Abstract Services Number 133-06-2) |
| 024U | Carbaryl (Chemical Abstract Services Number 63-25-3) |
| 025U | Carbofuran (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1563-66-2) |
| 027U | Carbophenothion (Chemical Abstract Services Number 786-19-6) |
| 028U | Chloramines (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-08-6) |
| 029U | Chloropyrifos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 2921-88-2) |
| 030U | Chlorinated dibenzofurans (other than those listed in Table 202) (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-05-3) |
| 031U | Chlorinated dioxins (other than those listed in Table 202) (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-05-4) |
| 032U | Chlorine gas (Chemical Abstract Services Number 7782-50-5) |
| 033U | 2-Chloroethanol (Chemical Abstract Services Number 107-07-3) |
| 034U | 3-(Chloromethyl) pyridine hydrochloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 6959-48-4) |
| 036U | 4-chloro-m-phenylenediamine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 5131-60-2) |
| 037U | 4-chloro-o-phenylenediamine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 95-83-0) |
| 038U | Chloroprene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 126-99-8) |
| 040U | Clonitralid (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1420-04-8) |
| 041U | Cobalt (when in the form of particles 100 microns or less) (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-01-6) |
| 042U | Coumasphos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 56-72-4) |
| 043U | p-Cresidine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 120-71-8) |
| 044U | Crotoxyphos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 7700-17-6) |
| 046U | Cycloheximide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 66-81-9) |
| 047U | Demeton (Chemical Abstract Services Number 8065-48-3) |
| 049U | 4,4'-Diaminodiphenyl ether (Chemical Abstract Services Number 101-80-4) |
| 050U | 2,4-Diaminotoluene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 95-80-7) |
| 051U | Diazinon (Chemical Abstract Services Number 333-41-5) |
| 052U | Dichlone (Chemical Abstract Services Number 117-80-6) |
| 054U | Dichlorvos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 62-73-7) |
| 055U | Dichrotophos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 141-66-2) |
| 056U | Diethyl sulfate (Chemical Abstract Services Number 64-67-5) |
| 057U | Dinocap (Chemical Abstract Services Number 39300-45-3) |
| 058U | Dioxathion (Chemical Abstract Services Number 78-34-2) |
| 059U | EPN (Chemical Abstract Services Number 2104-64-5) |
| 061U | Ethion (Chemical Abstract Services Number 563-12-2) |
| 063U | Fensulfothion (Chemical Abstract Services Number 115-90-2) |
| 064U | Fenthion (Chemical Abstract Services Number 55-38-9) |
| 065U | Fluchloralin (Chemical Abstract Services Number 33245-39-5) |
| 068U | Hexamethyl phosphoramide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 680-31-9) |
| 070U | Hydroquinone (Chemical Abstract Services Number 123-31-9) |
| 071U | N-(2-Hydroxyethyl) ethyleneimine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1072-52-2) |
| 072U | Hypochlorite (Chemical Abstract Services Number 7778-54-3) |
| 073U | Isonicotinic acid hydrazine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 54-85-3) |
| 074U | Ketene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 463-51-4) |
| 075U | Lactonitril (Chemical Abstract Services Number 78-97-7) |
| 076U | Leptophos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 21609-90-5) |
| 077U | Lithium and compounds (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-02-0) |
| 078U | Malachite green (Chemical Abstract Services Number 569-64-2) |
| 079U | Malathion (Chemical Abstract Services Number 121-75-5) |
| 080U | Mestranol (Chemical Abstract Services Number 72-33-3) |
| 082U | 4,4'-Methylenebis(2-methylaniline) (Chemical Abstract Services Number 838-88-0) |
| 083U | 4,4'-Methylenebis(N, N-dimethylaniline) (Chemical Abstract Services Number 101-61-1) |
| 086U | 1-Methylnaphthalene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 90-12-0) |
| 088U | Mevinphos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 7786-34-7) |
| 092U | Monocrotophos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 6923-22-4) |
| 093U | Mustard gas (Chemical Abstract Services Number 505-60-2) |
| 094U | Naled (Chemical Abstract Services Number 300-76-5) |
| 095U | 1,5-Napthalenediamine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 2243-62-1) |
| 096U | Nickel (when in the form of particles 100 microns or less) (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-02-2) |
| 097U | Niridazole (Chemical Abstract Services Number 61-57-4) |
| 098U | Nithiazide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 139-94-6) |
| 099U | 5-Nitroacenaphthene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 602-87-9) |
| 100U | Nitro-o-anisidine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 99-59-2) |
| 101U | Nitrobiphenyl (Chemical Abstract Services Number 92-93-3) |
| 102U | Nitrofen (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1836-75-5) |
| 103U | N-(4-(5-nitro-2-furanyl)-2-thiazolyl)-acetamide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 531-82-8) |
| 104U | Nitrogen mustard (Chemical Abstract Services Number 51-75-2) |
| 106U | p-Nitrosodiphenylamine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 156-10-5) |
| 108U | N-nitroso-N-phenylhydroxylamine, ammonium salt (Chemical Abstract Services Number 135-20-6) |
| 110U | Oxydemeton-methyl (Chemical Abstract Services Number 301-12-2) |
| 111U | Paraquat (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1910-42-5) |
| 112U | Peroxyacetic acid (Chemical Abstract Services Number 79-21-0) |
| 113U | Phenazopyridine hydrochloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 136-40-3) |
| 114U | Phenesterin (Chemical Abstract Services Number 3546-10-9) |
| 115U | Phenobarbitol (Chemical Abstract Services Number 50-06-6) |
| 116U | Phenytoin (Chemical Abstract Services Number 57-41-0) |
| 117U | Phenytoin sodium (Chemical Abstract Services Number 630-93-3) |
| 118U | Phosazetim (Chemical Abstract Services Number 4104-14-7) |
| 119U | Phosmet (Chemical Abstract Services Number 732-11-6) |
| 120U | Phosphamidon (Chemical Abstract Services Number 13171-21-6) |
| 121U | Piperonyl sulfoxide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 120-62-7) |
| 122U | Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-07-8) |
| 124U | Propiolactone (Chemical Abstract Services Number 57-57-8) |
| 127U | Propylthiouracil (Chemical Abstract Services Number 51-52-5) |
| 128U | Rotenone (Chemical Abstract Services Number 83-74-4) |
| 129U | Semicarbazide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 57-56-7) |
| 131U | Styrene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 100-42-5) |
| 132U | Sulfallate (Chemical Abstract Services Number 95-06-7) |
| 135U | TEPP (Chemical Abstract Services Number 107-49-3) |
| 136U | Terbufos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 13071-79-9) |
| 137U | Tetrachlorvinphos (Chemical Abstract Services Number 961-11-5) |
| 138U | 4,4'-Thiodianiline (Chemical Abstract Services Number 139-65-1) |
| 140U | Triaryl phosphate esters (Chemical Abstract Services Number Class-08-4) |
| 141U | Trichlorfon (Chemical Abstract Services Number 52-68-6) |
| 142U | Trifluralin (Chemical Abstract Services Number 1582-09-8) |
| 143U | 2,4,+B25:B1265-Trimethylaniline (Chemical Abstract Services Number 137-17-7) |
| 144U | Trimethylphosphate (Chemical Abstract Services Number 512-56-1) |
| 146U | Ziram (Chemical Abstract Services Number 137-30-4) |
| 147U | Azinphos-ethyl (Chemical Abstract Services Number 2642-71-9) |
| 148U | Azinphos-methyl (Chemical Abstract Services Number 86-50-0) |
| 150U | 2,4-Diaminotoluene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 95-80-7) |
| 151U | Diazinon (Chemical Abstract Services Number 333-41-5) |
| 152U | Dichlone (Chemical Abstract Services Number 117-80-6) |
| 154U | Bis(tri-n-butyl tin) oxide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 56-35-9) |
| 155U | Vinylidene chloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 75-35-4) |
| 157U | 3-amino-9-ethyl carbazole hydrochloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 57360-17-5) |
| 158U | Aniline hydrochloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 142-04-1) |
| 159U | Azobenzene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 103-33-3) |
| 160U | 1,3-Butadiene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 106-99-0) |
| 161U | Butyl benzyl phthalate (Chemical Abstract Services Number 85-68-7) |
| 162U | 1-chloro-4-phenoxybenzene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 7005-72-3) |
| 163U | 1-chloropropene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 590-21-6) |
| 164U | P,P' DDE (Chemical Abstract Services Number 72-55-9) |
| 165U | N,N'-Diethylthiourea (Chemical Abstract Services Number 105-55-5) |
| 166U | 1,2-Epoxybutane (Chemical Abstract Services Number 106-88-7) |
| 167U | Kanechlor C (Chemical Abstract Services Number 59299-51-3) |
| 168U | N-Nitrosomethylvinylamine (Chemical Abstract Services Number 4549-40-0) |
| 169U | Octachlorostyrene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 29082-74-4) |
| 170U | Semicarbazide hydrochloride (Chemical Abstract Services Number 563-41-7) |
| 171U | Tributyltin (and other salts and esters) (Chemical Abstract Services Number 688-73-3) |
| 172U | 1,2,3-Trichlorobenzene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 87-61-6) |
| 173U | 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene (Chemical Abstract Services Number 120-82-1) |
| 175U | Vinyl bromide (Chemical Abstract Services Number 593-60-2) |
| BR001 | BR Michigan waste code |
| PCB1 | state defined - polychlorinated biphenyls bulk |
| PCB3 | state defined - polychlorinated biphenyls from high voltage capacitors |
| PCB4 | state defined - polychlorinated biphenyls from low voltage capacitors |
| PCB5 | state defined - polychlorinated biphenyls article container |
| PCB6 | state defined - polychlorinated biphenyls container |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
None
Minnesota
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| MN01 | Lethal Waste |
| MN02 | Lab Pack Waste |
| MN03 | PCB Waste |
| MN04 | Used oil managed as hazardous waste |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| VSQG wastes (or CESQG wastes under pre-2016 exemption) shipped off-site to TSDFs or various state approved facilities | No | |
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No | |
| Certain wood-preserving wastes when recycled | No | Recycled wood-preserving wastes are required to be manifested unless meeting another manifest exemption |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | Conditional exemption | Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials are required to be manifested unless they meet the definition of used oil and are managed under used oil requirements. |
| Broken cathode ray tube (CRT) glass | Conditional exemption | Broken CRT glass is required to be manifested unless it meets another manifest exemption |
| Intact CRTs | Conditional exemption | Intact CRTs are NOT required to be manifested under an enforcement discretion-based conditional allowance pilot program. |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | Conditional exemption | Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse are NOT required to be manifested under an enforcement discretion-based conditional allowance pilot program. |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for disposal | No | Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for disposal are required to be manifested. |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Mississippi
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Mississippi does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
Missouri
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Information is unavailable at this time.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Industrial Ethyl Alcohol | No |
| Recyclable Scrap Metal | No |
| Spent lead acid batteries being reclaimed | No |
| Used oils shipped to off-site Processors, Re-Refiners, or Burners | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Certain scrap metals | No |
Montana
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Montana does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | Yes |
Nebraska
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Information is unavailable at this time.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Industrial Ethyl Alcohol | No |
| Recyclable Scrap Metal | No |
| Spent lead acid batteries being reclaimed | No |
| Used oils shipped to off-site Processors, Re-Refiners, or Burners | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Certain scrap metals | No |
Nevada
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| PCBX | GENERIC PCB WASTE |
| CAONLY | Generic California State Waste Code |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Industrial Ethyl Alcohol | No |
| Used oils shipped to off-site Processors, Re-Refiners, or Burners | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
New Hampshire
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| NH01 | Used Oil |
| NHX1 | Recycling-Exempt |
| NHX6 | Shooting Range (Outdoor) Exempt |
| NHX5 | Municipal Solid Waste Ash Exempt |
| NHX4 | Sludge Exempt |
| NHX3 | Remediation Exempt |
| NHX2 | Household Hazardous Waste Exempt |
| NH02 | Solid Corrosives |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | Yes | NH does not require a manifest for VSQG wastes shipped under the exemption. However, a manifest is required for most other VSQG waste shipments. |
| Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) | No | |
| Used oils shipped to off-site Processors, Re-Refiners, or Burners | No | NH only requires a manifest for used oil if it is sent for disposal, which NH designates NH01. Used oil that is recycled is not NH01 and does not require a manifest. |
| Low Level Mixed Wastes shipped off-site to Low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities per conditional transportation and disposal exemption | No | |
| Domestic Sewage | No | |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No | |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No | |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
New Jersey
New Jersey does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
New Mexico
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Information is unavailable at this time.
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
New York
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| B001 | PCB oil (concentrated) from transformers, capacitors, etc. |
| B002 | Petroleum oil or other liquid containing 50 ppm or greater of PCBs, but less than 500 ppm PCBs. This includes oil from electrical equipment whose PCB concentration is unknown, except for circuit breakers, re-closers, rectifiers, and cable. |
| B003 | Petroleum oil or other liquid containing 500 ppm or greater of PCBs. |
| B004 | PCB articles containing 50 ppm or greater of PCBs, but less than 500 ppm PCBs, excluding small capacitors. This includes oil-filled electrical equipment whose PCB concentration is unknown, except for circuit breakers, re-closers, rectifiers, and cable. |
| B005 | PCB articles, other than transformers, that contain 500 ppm or greater of PCBs, excluding small capacitors. |
| B006 | PCB transformers. PCB transformers means any transformer that contains 500 ppm PCB or greater. |
| B007 | Other PCB wastes, including contaminated soil, solids, sludges, clothing, rags and dredge material. |
| B | Incineration, heat recovery, burning. Waste management method code to be used on manifests only |
| L | Landfill. Waste management method code to be used on manifests only |
| R | Material Recovery of more than 75 percent of the total material. Waste management method code to be used on manifests only |
| T | Chemical, physical or biological treatment. Waste management method code to be used on manifests only |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No | |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No | Use of the DSW exclusion is only allowed through existing legal orders with DEC. DEC will address adoption of this exclusion in an upcoming rulemaking. |
North Carolina
North Carolina does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
North Dakota
North Dakota does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Northern Mariana Islands
The Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands (CMNI) RCRA program is administered by EPA Region 9. CMNI does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and follows all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Ohio
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Ohio does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Oklahoma
Table 1: Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Information is unavailable at this time.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Oregon
Table 1: Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| NA | NA |
| ORF998 | Residues from demilitarization, treatment, and testing of blister agents. |
| ORF999 | Residues from demilitarization, treatment, and testing of nerve agents. |
| ORP001 | 3% or more P001 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP002 | 3% or more P002 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP003 | 3% or more P003 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP004 | 3% or more P004 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP005 | 3% or more P005 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP006 | 3% or more P006 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP007 | 3% or more P007 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP008 | 3% or more P008 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP009 | 3% or more P009 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP010 | 3% or more P010 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP011 | 3% or more P011 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP012 | 3% or more P012 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP013 | 3% or more P013 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP014 | 3% or more P014 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP015 | 3% or more P015 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP016 | 3% or more P016 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP017 | 3% or more P017 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP018 | 3% or more P018 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP020 | 3% or more P020 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP021 | 3% or more P021 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP022 | 3% or more P022 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP023 | 3% or more P023 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP024 | 3% or more P024 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP026 | 3% or more P026 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP027 | 3% or more P027 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP028 | 3% or more P028 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP029 | 3% or more P029 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP030 | 3% or more P030 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP031 | 3% or more P031 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP033 | 3% or more P033 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP034 | 3% or more P034 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP036 | 3% or more P036 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP037 | 3% or more P037 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP038 | 3% or more P038 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP039 | 3% or more P039 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP040 | 3% or more P040 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP041 | 3% or more P041 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP042 | 3% or more P042 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP043 | 3% or more P043 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP044 | 3% or more P044 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP045 | 3% or more P045 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP046 | 3% or more P046 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP047 | 3% or more P047 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP048 | 3% or more P048 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP049 | 3% or more P049 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP050 | 3% or more P050 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP051 | 3% or more P051 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP054 | 3% or more P054 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP056 | 3% or more P056 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP057 | 3% or more P057 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP058 | 3% or more P058 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP059 | 3% or more P059 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP060 | 3% or more P060 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP062 | 3% or more P062 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP063 | 3% or more P063 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP064 | 3% or more P064 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP065 | 3% or more P065 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP066 | 3% or more P066 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP067 | 3% or more P067 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP068 | 3% or more P068 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP069 | 3% or more P069 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP070 | 3% or more P070 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP071 | 3% or more P071 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP072 | 3% or more P072 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP073 | 3% or more P073 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP074 | 3% or more P074 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP075 | 3% or more P075 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP076 | 3% or more P076 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP077 | 3% or more P077 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP078 | 3% or more P078 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP081 | 3% or more P081 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP082 | 3% or more P082 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP084 | 3% or more P084 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP085 | 3% or more P085 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP087 | 3% or more P087 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP088 | 3% or more P088 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP089 | 3% or more P089 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP092 | 3% or more P092 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP093 | 3% or more P093 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP094 | 3% or more P094 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP095 | 3% or more P095 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP096 | 3% or more P096 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP097 | 3% or more P097 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP098 | 3% or more P098 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP099 | 3% or more P099 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP101 | 3% or more P101 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP102 | 3% or more P102 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP103 | 3% or more P103 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP104 | 3% or more P104 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP105 | 3% or more P105 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP106 | 3% or more P106 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP108 | 3% or more P108 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP109 | 3% or more P109 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP110 | 3% or more P110 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP111 | 3% or more P111 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP112 | 3% or more P112 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP113 | 3% or more P113 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP114 | 3% or more P114 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP115 | 3% or more P115 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP116 | 3% or more P116 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP118 | 3% or more P118 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP119 | 3% or more P119 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP120 | 3% or more P120 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP121 | 3% or more P121 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP122 | 3% or more P122 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP123 | 3% or more P123 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP127 | 3% or more P127 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP128 | 3% or more P128 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP185 | 3% or more P185 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP188 | 3% or more P188 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP189 | 3% or more P189 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP190 | 3% or more P190 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP191 | 3% or more P191 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP192 | 3% or more P192 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP194 | 3% or more P194 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP196 | 3% or more P196 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP197 | 3% or more P197 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP198 | 3% or more P198 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP199 | 3% or more P199 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP201 | 3% or more P201 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP202 | 3% or more P202 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP203 | 3% or more P203 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP204 | 3% or more P204 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP205 | 3% or more P205 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORP998 | Blister agents, eg. Mustard agents added to 40 CFR 261.33(e) |
| ORP999 | Nerve agents, eg. GB (sarin) and VX added to 40 CFR 261.33(e) |
| ORU001 | 10% or more U001 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU002 | 10% or more U002 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU003 | 10% or more U003 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU004 | 10% or more U004 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU005 | 10% or more U005 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU006 | 10% or more U006 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU007 | 10% or more U007 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU008 | 10% or more U008 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU009 | 10% or more U009 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU010 | 10% or more U010 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU011 | 10% or more U011 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU012 | 10% or more U012 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU014 | 10% or more U014 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU015 | 10% or more U015 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU016 | 10% or more U016 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU017 | 10% or more U017 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU018 | 10% or more U018 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU019 | 10% or more U019 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU020 | 10% or more U020 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU021 | 10% or more U021 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU022 | 10% or more U022 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU023 | 10% or more U023 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU024 | 10% or more U024 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU025 | 10% or more U025 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU026 | 10% or more U026 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU027 | 10% or more U027 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU028 | 10% or more U028 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU029 | 10% or more U029 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU030 | 10% or more U030 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU031 | 10% or more U031 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU032 | 10% or more U032 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU033 | 10% or more U033 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU034 | 10% or more U034 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU035 | 10% or more U035 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU036 | 10% or more U036 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU037 | 10% or more U037 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU038 | 10% or more U038 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU039 | 10% or more U039 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU041 | 10% or more U041 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU042 | 10% or more U042 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU043 | 10% or more U043 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU044 | 10% or more U044 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU045 | 10% or more U045 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU046 | 10% or more U046 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU047 | 10% or more U047 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU048 | 10% or more U048 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU049 | 10% or more U049 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU050 | 10% or more U050 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU051 | 10% or more U051 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU052 | 10% or more U052 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU053 | 10% or more U053 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU055 | 10% or more U055 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU056 | 10% or more U056 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU057 | 10% or more U057 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU058 | 10% or more U058 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU059 | 10% or more U059 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU060 | 10% or more U060 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU061 | 10% or more U061 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU062 | 10% or more U062 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU063 | 10% or more U063 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU064 | 10% or more U064 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU066 | 10% or more U066 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU067 | 10% or more U067 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU068 | 10% or more U068 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU069 | 10% or more U069 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU070 | 10% or more U070 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU071 | 10% or more U071 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU072 | 10% or more U072 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU073 | 10% or more U073 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU074 | 10% or more U074 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU075 | 10% or more U075 in residue unless intended for recycling; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU076 | 10% or more U076 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU077 | 10% or more U077 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU078 | 10% or more U078 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU079 | 10% or more U079 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU080 | 10% or more U080 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU081 | 10% or more U081 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU082 | 10% or more U082 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU083 | 10% or more U083 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU084 | 10% or more U084 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU085 | 10% or more U085 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU086 | 10% or more U086 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU087 | 10% or more U087 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU088 | 10% or more U088 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU089 | 10% or more U089 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU090 | 10% or more U090 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU091 | 10% or more U091 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU092 | 10% or more U092 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU093 | 10% or more U093 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU094 | 10% or more U094 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU095 | 10% or more U095 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU096 | 10% or more U096 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU097 | 10% or more U097 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU098 | 10% or more U098 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU099 | 10% or more U099 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU101 | 10% or more U101 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU102 | 10% or more U102 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU103 | 10% or more U103 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU105 | 10% or more U105 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU106 | 10% or more U106 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU107 | 10% or more U107 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU108 | 10% or more U108 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU109 | 10% or more U109 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU110 | 10% or more U110 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU111 | 10% or more U111 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU112 | 10% or more U112 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU113 | 10% or more U113 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU114 | 10% or more U114 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU115 | 10% or more U115 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU116 | 10% or more U116 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU117 | 10% or more U117 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU118 | 10% or more U118 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU119 | 10% or more U119 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU120 | 10% or more U120 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU121 | 10% or more U121 in residue unless intended for recycling; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU122 | 10% or more U122 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU123 | 10% or more U123 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU124 | 10% or more U124 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU125 | 10% or more U125 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU126 | 10% or more U126 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU127 | 10% or more U127 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU128 | 10% or more U128 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU129 | 10% or more U129 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU130 | 10% or more U130 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU131 | 10% or more U131 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU132 | 10% or more U132 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU133 | 10% or more U133 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU134 | 10% or more U134 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU135 | 10% or more U135 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU136 | 10% or more U136 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU137 | 10% or more U137 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU138 | 10% or more U138 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU140 | 10% or more U140 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU141 | 10% or more U141 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU142 | 10% or more U142 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU143 | 10% or more U143 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU144 | 10% or more U144 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU145 | 10% or more U145 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU146 | 10% or more U146 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU147 | 10% or more U147 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU148 | 10% or more U148 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU149 | 10% or more U149 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU150 | 10% or more U150 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU151 | 10% or more U151 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU152 | 10% or more U152 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU153 | 10% or more U153 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU154 | 10% or more U154 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU155 | 10% or more U155 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU156 | 10% or more U156 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU157 | 10% or more U157 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU158 | 10% or more U158 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU159 | 10% or more U159 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU160 | 10% or more U160 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU161 | 10% or more U161 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU162 | 10% or more U162 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU163 | 10% or more U163 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU164 | 10% or more U164 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU165 | 10% or more U165 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU166 | 10% or more U166 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU167 | 10% or more U167 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU168 | 10% or more U168 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU169 | 10% or more U169 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU170 | 10% or more U170 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU171 | 10% or more U171 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU172 | 10% or more U172 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU173 | 10% or more U173 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU174 | 10% or more U174 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU176 | 10% or more U176 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU177 | 10% or more U177 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU178 | 10% or more U178 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU179 | 10% or more U179 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU180 | 10% or more U180 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU181 | 10% or more U181 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU182 | 10% or more U182 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU183 | 10% or more U183 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU184 | 10% or more U184 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU185 | 10% or more U185 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU186 | 10% or more U186 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU187 | 10% or more U187 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU188 | 10% or more U188 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU189 | 10% or more U189 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU190 | 10% or more U190 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU191 | 10% or more U191 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU192 | 10% or more U192 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU193 | 10% or more U193 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU194 | 10% or more U194 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU196 | 10% or more U196 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU197 | 10% or more U197 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU200 | 10% or more U200 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU201 | 10% or more U201 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU203 | 10% or more U203 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU204 | 10% or more U204 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU205 | 10% or more U205 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU206 | 10% or more U206 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU207 | 10% or more U207 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU208 | 10% or more U208 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU209 | 10% or more U209 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU210 | 10% or more U210 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU211 | 10% or more U211 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU213 | 10% or more U213 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU214 | 10% or more U214 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU215 | 10% or more U215 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU216 | 10% or more U216 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU217 | 10% or more U217 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU218 | 10% or more U218 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU219 | 10% or more U219 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU220 | 10% or more U220 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU221 | 10% or more U221 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU222 | 10% or more U222 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU223 | 10% or more U223 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU225 | 10% or more U225 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU226 | 10% or more U226 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU227 | 10% or more U227 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU228 | 10% or more U228 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU234 | 10% or more U234 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU235 | 10% or more U235 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU236 | 10% or more U236 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU237 | 10% or more U237 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU238 | 10% or more U238 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU239 | 10% or more U239 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU240 | 10% or more U240 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU243 | 10% or more U243 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU244 | 10% or more U244 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU246 | 10% or more U246 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU247 | 10% or more U247 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU248 | 10% or more U248 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU249 | 10% or more U249 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU271 | 10% or more U271 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU278 | 10% or more U278 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU279 | 10% or more U279 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU280 | 10% or more U280 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU328 | 10% or more U328 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU353 | 10% or more U353 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU359 | 10% or more U359 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU364 | 10% or more U364 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU367 | 10% or more U367 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU372 | 10% or more U372 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU373 | 10% or more U373 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU387 | 10% or more U387 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU389 | 10% or more U389 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU394 | 10% or more U394 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU395 | 10% or more U395 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU404 | 10% or more U404 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU409 | 10% or more U409 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU410 | 10% or more U410 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORU411 | 10% or more U411 in residue; any amount in spill debris |
| ORX001 | DEQ REGULATED PESTICIDES/NOS EPA |
| ORX002 | Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) |
| ORX007 | OTHER STATE HAZARDOUS WASTE |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption (See comments) | State Adopted (Y/N)? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| VSQG wastes (or CESQG wastes under pre-2016 exemption) shipped off-site to TSDFs or various state approved facilities | No | DEQ has not adopted the Generator Improvement Rule, therefore, DEQ has not adopted the following exemptions; however, all CEGs in OR are currently exempt from manifesting their hazardous waste. |
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No | DEQ has not adopted the Generator Improvement Rule, therefore, DEQ has not adopted the following exemptions; however, all CEGs in OR are currently exempt from manifesting their hazardous waste. |
| Universal Wastes (Batteries, pesticides, lamps, and mercury containing equipment) | Pesticide Residue is managed as Oregon state only HW - ORX001 | |
| Domestic Sewage | DEQ recently adopted the EPA wipes rule in part, allowing generators to recycle solvent-contaminated wipes and rags through laundering agreements. DEQ did not adopt the portion of EPA's rule allowing disposal of these wipes in municipal landfills or non-hazardous waste incinerators. DEQ will exempt wipes and rags from hazardous waste regulation if managed under Oregon's wipes rule and wipes are laundered or disposed as solid waste at a hazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal permitted facility. |
|
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | SEE #13 | |
| Certain wood-preserving wastes when recycled | SEE #13 | |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | SEE #13 | |
| Certain scrap metals | SEE #13 | |
| Certain coke wastes and coke by-products | SEE #13 | |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | SEE #13 | |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | SEE #13 | |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | SEE #13 | |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | SEE #13 |
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Puerto Rico
The Puerto Rico RCRA program is administered by EPA Region 2. Puerto Rico does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and follows all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Rhode Island
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| R009 | Mercury containing waste |
| R010 | WASTE OIL |
| R007 | PCB WASTE |
| R006 | EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS WASTE |
| R001 | TOXIC WASTE |
| R011 | Secondary Wastes generated by a HW Management facility as a result of treatment, repackaging, or storage. |
| R012 | PMBHW |
| R013 | Household HW |
| R014 | Used oil sent for recycling |
| R015 | Non-hazardous waste, manifest required by receiving state |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| VSQG wastes (or CESQG wastes under pre-2016 exemption) shipped off-site to TSDFs or various state approved facilities | No | |
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No | |
| Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) | Yes | Manifests are not required for HHW but are required for a facility that received HHW for management and then ships off-site. |
| Fuels produced from Refining of oil-bearing HW at refining facilities | No | |
| Certain HW fuels produced from oil-bearing HW from petroleum refining, production, or transport | No | |
| Domestic Sewage | No | |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No | |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | No | |
| Solvent-contaminated wipes sent for cleaning and reuse, or for disposal | No | RI does not require manifests for solvent contaminated wipes sent for cleaning but DOES require a manifest when sent for disposal. |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
South Carolina
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| 7777 | Non-hazardous waste received by a hazardous waste facility. |
| K900 | Waste residues from the manufacture of organotin compounds which contain tri-(organo) substituted tin compounds, to include tributyltin and its analogs. |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes (or CESQG wastes under pre-2016 exemption) shipped off-site to TSDFs or various state approved facilities | No |
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
South Dakota
South Dakota does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Tennessee
Tennessee does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Texas
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
To obtain assistance in filling out the RCRA manifest for Texas’ state-only wastes, please contact Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Domestic Sewage | No |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
Utah
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| F999 | Residues from demilitarization, treatment, and testing of nerve, military, and chemical agents CX, GA, GB, GD, H, HD, HL, HN-1, HN-2, HN-3, HT, L, T, and VX. |
| P999 | Nerve, Military, and Chemical Agents (i.e., CX, GA, GB, GD, H, HD, HL, HN-1, HN-2, HN-3, HT, L, T, and VX.) |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Low Level Mixed Wastes shipped off-site to Low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities per conditional transportation and disposal exemption | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
Vermont
Table 1: Specific Wastes Subject to Manifest
| Waste code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| VT01 | PCB 50ppm or greater |
| VT02 | Petroleum distillates 5% or more |
| VT03 | Water-miscible metal cutting fluid |
| VT06 | Pesticide wastes |
| VT08 | Ethylene glycol 700ppm or greater |
| VT11 | Hazardous per 7-216 |
| VT20 | Solid becoming corrosive when mixed with water |
| VT21 | Liquid wastes containing perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) |
| VT22 |
Liquid wastes containing perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Industrial Ethyl Alcohol | No |
| Fuels produced from Refining of oil-bearing HW at refining facilities | No |
| Certain HW fuels produced from oil-bearing HW from petroleum refining, production, or transport. | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Certain coke wastes and coke by-products | No |
| Zinc-bearing hazardous secondary materials used for zinc fertilizers | No |
| Intact cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and broken CRT glass | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
Virgin Islands
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| S001 | Waste Oils |
| S002 | Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) |
| S003 | Other state regulated waste, i.e., diesel fuel, gasoline, home heating oil, asbestos |
| X151 | Asbestos-containing waste |
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
Virgin Islands uses federal rules administered by EPA Region 2 and therefore does not have additional wastes subjected to manifest when federal exemptions not adopted.
Virginia
Table 1: Specific Wastes Subject to Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| BCRUSH | Bulb or Lamp Crusher | VA has a waste code for lamp/bulb crushers (BCRUSH). However, crushed lamps/bulbs managed under the universal waste provisions are considered universal waste in VA and need not be tracked on a manifest unless going to a State that does not view crushed lamps/bulbs as universal waste. VA created this code to track lamp crushers in RCRAInfo, not to give the impression this code is for a State-specific waste. |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion (describe in notes) | No |
Washington
Table 1: Specific Wastes Subject to Manifest
| Waste Code (Active) | Description |
|---|---|
| WP02 | State persistence criteria - halogenated organic compounds (HOC) |
| WP01 | State persistence criteria - halogenated organic compounds |
| WP03 | State persistence criteria - polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons |
| WT02 | State Toxic Criteria |
| WT01 | State Toxic Criteria |
| WPCB | Washington State PCB listing |
| WSC2 | Washington state solid corrosive |
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Low Level Mixed Wastes shipped off-site to Low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities per conditional transportation and disposal exemption | No |
| Domestic Sewage | Yes |
| Industrial wastewater discharges regulated as point source discharges per Clean Water Act | No |
| Oil-bearing hazardous secondary materials | No |
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
West Virginia
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
West Virginia does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2: Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| Other DSW exclusion when recycled exclusion | No |
Wisconsin
Wisconsin does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest and has adopted all EPA rules exempting or excluding wastes from RCRA manifest regulations.
Wyoming
Table 1. Specific Wastes Subject to RCRA Manifest
Wyoming does not have state-only wastes subject to the RCRA manifest.
Table 2. Additional Wastes Subjected to Manifest When Federal Exemptions Not Adopted
| Federal Exemption | State Adopted (Y/N)? |
|---|---|
| VSQG wastes (or CESQG wastes under pre-2016 exemption) shipped off-site to TSDFs or various state approved facilities | No |
| VSQG wastes shipped per 2016 VSQG exemption to a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) under control of same person as the VSQG | No |
| Industrial Ethyl Alcohol | No |