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StateofOregon Departmentof Environmental Quality 

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Oregon has long been a national leader in recycling, but today Oregonians are creating waste at a faster rate than we are recycling. This increased waste depletes natural resources and increases pollution. 

### Protecting Oregon's Environment

Environmental Protection • Air Quality • land Quality • laboratory • WaterQuality • local Projects and Information The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is a regUlatory agency whosejob is to protect the quality of Oregon's Environment. DEQ is responsible for protecting and enhancing Oregon's waterand air quality, for cleaning up spills and releases of hazardous materials, and for managing the properdisposal of hazardous and solid wastes. [more]



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, • Oregon Air Toxies Advisory Committee To Meet Monday, Feb. 4 in Portland • DEQ Extends Comment Period for Snake River TMDl And WaterQuality Management Plan • DEQ Extends Comment Period for Upper Klamath lake Drainage TMDl and Water Quality Management Plan

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[Site Index] [Contact Us] [Site Search] DEQ Online is the official web site for the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. If you have questions or comments aboutthe web site contact DEQ's webmaster. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is a regulatory agency authorized to protect Oregon's environment by the State of Oregon and the Environmental Protection Agency 

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Land Quality The Land Quality Division is responsible for the agency's efforts in waste reduction and management, spill preparedness and response, environmental assessment and cleanup, and underground storage tank compliance and cleanup. 

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• Land Quality includes the following programs • Brownfields • Dry Cleaner Program • Hazardous Waste • Orphan Sites • Site Assessment • Site Response • Solid Waste • Spill Response and Prevention • Underground Storage Tanks • .Voluntary Cleanup Resources • Cross-Program Section (Finance and Operations) • Land Quality Databases • Emergency Response Handbook • Environmental Cleanup Technical Resource Page • Facility Profiler • Monthly Cleanup Reports • Orphan Site Program Resource Center • Site Assessment Information Network • Site Response Program Resource Center • Voluntary Cleanup Program Resource Center

For more information visit the Land Quality Division Internetsite. This page updated: January9,2002 Q-Netis DEQ's offlciallntranet site. Ifyouhave questions or comments contact DEQ's IMlbmaster. 

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Newto OurWebsite • Small Quantity Generator Handbook: How to Reduce, Identify, Store and Dispose of Hazardous Waste in Oregon • Counting Recycled Hazardous Waste (PDF)" • Managing Hazardous Waste: A Guide for Radiator Repair Shops (PDF*) • DEQ-Sponsored Hazardous Waste Training • Hazardous Waste Collection Events in 2001 (PDF") • Online Hazardous Waste ManagementTraining Class 

### Hazardous Waste Programs • Toxies UselWaste Reduction Assistance Program • Annual Hazardous Waste Report - Download reports or submit reports electronically • Compliance 

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### &facility permitting. • Resource Library - Laws, regulations, and tactsheets. • Program and Policy Development • Staff Directory - Staffphone numbers, e-mail 

### &addresses. • Environmental Links - Links to internet information resources by subject. 

## Hazardous Waste Program The DEQ is authorized by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to regulate hazardous waste in Oregon. Proper hazardous waste management is an integral partofprotecting Oregon's land, air, and watersystems. The DEQ strives to enforce existing environmental requlatlons: identify managementstrategies that emphasize sound science and engineering; and work in partnerships with private industry and governmental groups to provide assistance and regulatory flexibility, while at the same time reducing pollution. G OJ· 

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Hazardous Waste factsheets are also available on the DEQ Publications page. 

# • This Web site is intended to be a resource for businesses, governmental agencies, environmental consultants, contractors, students, teachers, and concerned citizens. For more information, or to provide recommendations for improvement, please contact us at hw@deg.state.or.us. Updated: October 5, 2001 • Documents marked (PDF) require Adobe Acrobat Reader. DEQ Online is the official web site for the Oregon Departmentof Environmental Quality. 

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