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Nonhazardous Petroleum Contaminated Soil Regulatory 2025

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The document outlines the regulatory requirements for nonhazardous petroleum contaminated soil in California, specifically detailing the standardized permit process for contaminated soil solid waste facilities as mandated by the California Integrated Waste Management Board. It includes sections for facility information, enforcement agency details, and signatures from approving officers.

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How to remediate petroleum contaminated soil?

Evacuation and Proper Disposal. The quickest and possibly simplest method of reducing the amount of petroleum-contaminated soil is by excavating the contaminated soil and shipping it to an appropriate landfill for disposal or to a facility where the contaminated soil can be incorporated into paving material.

How to remediate PFAS in soil?

PFAS remediation technologies in soil fall into two major categories: immobilizing PFAS using sorption processes, and removing or degrading PFAS using techniques such as thermal treatment, soil extraction, and chemical oxidation (Bolan et al., 2021; Mahinroosta and Senevirathna, 2020).

What are RCRA regulations?

RCRA establishes the framework for a national system of solid waste control. Subtitle D of the Act is dedicated to non-hazardous solid waste requirements, and Subtitle C focuses on hazardous solid waste. Solid waste includes solids, liquids and gases and must be discarded to be considered waste.

What is the acceptable TPH level in soil?

The most commonly used soil cleanup standard for TPH is 100 mg/kg, although the standards and guidelines range from background concentrations to 10,000 mg/kg TPH in soil.

How much does it cost to remediate oil contaminated soil?

Since 2000, DTSC has spent approximately $40 million on NPL 10% match and OM obligations. As of August 2019, the USEPA has spent nearly $364 million investigating and cleaning up contaminated sites in the State of California. sites. In this discussion, NPL sites is used to denote publicly funded sites on the NPL.

How do you decontaminate oil from soil?

You can till the contaminated soil. This allows for aerobic action that will break down the oil. Wetting the contaminated soil with a bio-friendly detergent will help break down the oil faster. Hydrogen peroxide is also used to aid in breaking down the oil as the oxygen helps the microbes.

How do you dispose of oil contaminated soil?

Find a company with a valid hazardous waste transporter registration with the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC). Determine if youre a small quantity or large quantity generator. Note: Small generators are not exempt from hazardous waste laws in California. Avoid hazardous waste brokers.

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