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To find the EPA ID number, visit the EPA Envirofacts website and enter an address to determine if it is associated with a hazardous waste management facility.Information about facilities with EPA ID numbers can be found at EPA's Enforcement & Compliance History Online (ECHO) website.When making a FOIL request for information maintained by the NYSDEC on these facilities, please provide the EPA ID number.Submit a FOIL RequestDEC's online FOIL Request System will allow you to submit, edit, and track your pending requests. You can quickly and easily create a customer account or log in to your existing customer account.Submit a FOIL RequestFOIL Requests for records maintained by the Department of Environmental Conservation must be submitted in writing to the Department's Records Access Officer. Please be a specific as possible in describing the records that you seek. Requests can be submitted online by using the link above, or you can fill out an Application for Access to Records (PDF) which can be mailed, faxed, emailed, or delivered in person to the contact listed below.Contact InformationRecords Access OfficeOffice of General CounselDepartment of Environmental Conservation625 BroadwayAlbany, New York 12233(518) 402-9522Email Address: [email protected]Submit a request for records in person:You can submit a written request for records in person, by appointment, on business days between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, at the DEC Central Office, 625 Broadway, Albany NY. You may schedule an appointment to bring in the written request for records by calling (518) 402-9522. Please be advised records require review prior to disclosure. As a result, documents and records will not be immediately available.FOIL ProcessWithin five business days of receiving your written request, and as long as your request reasonably describes a record, we will either make the record available to you, deny your request in writing, or send you a written acknowledgment that we received your request.
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Schools and districts don’t have to wait until 2024 to start a food recovery program. You can start now by donating food to local food banks, food pantries, and other food recovery organizations and services.
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Local education agencies with an on-site food facility shall arrange to recover the maximum amount of edible food that would otherwise by disposed by:

Contracting with food recovery organizations or services that will collect their edible food or self-hauling edible food to a food recovery organization.
Having a formal agreement in place with a food recovery organization or food recovery service.

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CalRecycle has provided a Model Edible Food Recovery agreement for local education agencies to use when working with a food recovery organization or service.

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CDE’s Use of Share Tables in the Child Nutrition Programs bulletin
CDE’s Guidance on Donation of Leftover Food in Child Nutrition Programs bulletin 
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CDE’s Food Consumption Outside the Foodservice Area bulletin 

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This study compares the nutrients provided in school meals and the nutrients consumed by students with several standards. Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDA) are the daily intake levels of essential nutrients that are adequate to meet the nutrient needs of practically all healthy persons. The RDA are used to plan school meals.

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Effects of Food Stamp Cash-Out on Administrative Costs, Participation, and Food Retailers in San Diego

A fundamental issue in the design of the Food Stamp Program (FSP) is the form benefits should take. Advocates of the current coupon system argue that coupons are a direct and inexpensive way to ensure that food stamp benefits are used to purchase food. Coupon advocates contend that, despite some evidence of fraud and benefit diversion under the current system, food stamps are used largely to purchase food. In addition, they contend that coupons give household food budgets some measure of protection against other demands on limited household resources. Advocates of cashing out the FSP argue that the current system limits the food-purchasing choices of recipients and places a stigma on participation. Moreover, they cite the cumbersome nature and cost of coupon issuance, transaction, and redemption.

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The Effects of Cash-Out on Food Use of Food Stamp Participants: Results from Four Demonstrations

A fundamental issue in the design of the Food Stamp Program is the form the benefits take. From the inception of pilot programs in the early 1960s to the contemporary program, the vehicle of choice has been the food stamp coupon, a voucher that can be redeemed for food at authorized retailers. For nearly that same period analyses have considered the relative merits of cash--or, in practice, checks--as an alternative.
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