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Docket Index for Proposed Paint Manufacturing Waste Listing Docket Number: F-2001-PMLP-FFFFF

Description

S0001 Preamble and rule: Hazardous Waste Management System; Identification and Listingof Hazardous Waste; Paint Production Wastes; Land Disposal Restrictions for NewlyIdentified Wastes; CERCLA Hazardous Substance Designation and ReportableQuantities; Designation of n-Butyl alcohol, Ethyl benzene, Methyl isobutyl ketone,Styrene, and Xylenes as Appendix VIII constituents; Addition of Acrylamide andStyrene to the Treatment Standards of F039; and Designation of Styrene as anUnderlying Hazardous Constituent.

S0002 General Listing Background Document for the Paint Manufacturing Waste ListingDetermination, December 15, 2000. Prepared by Dynamac Corporation.

S0003 Risk Assessment Background Document for the Listing Determinations for PaintManufacturing Waste Listing Determination, 2000

S0004 Economic Assessment for the Proposed Concentration-Based Listing of Wastewatersand Non-Wastewaters and Non-Wastewaters From the Production of Paints andCoatings, December 19, 2000.

S0005 Background Document for Capacity Analysis for Land Disposal Restrictions: PaintManufacturing Wastes (Proposed Rule), ? 2000

S0006 Proposed Best Demonstrated Available Technology (BDAT) Background Documentfor Paint Manufacturing Waste - K179, K180

S0007 Regulatory Flexibility Screening Analysis for the Proposed Concentration-BasedListing of Wastewaters and Non-wastewaters from the Production of Paints andCoatings, December 15, 2000.

S0008 State Requirements For Industrial Non-Hazardous Waste Management Facilities,Office of Solid Waste, Municipal and Industrial Solid Waste Division, October 1995

S0009 National Paints and Coatings Briefing Document to OMB, January 12, 2001.

S0010 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- United PaintManufacturing Co. (ACR), Greenacres, WA response-April 4, 2000

S0011 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Aervoe Pacific Co.,Gardnerville, NV response- March 15, 2000

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S0012 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Akron Paint &Varnish, Inc., Akron, OH response-March 7, 2000

S0013 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Akzo Nobel CoatingsInc., High Point, NC response-March 28, 2000

S0014 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Akzo Nobel CoatingsInc., Salem, OR response- May 3, 2000

S0015 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Alternative MaterialsTechnology, San Jose, CA response- March 7, 2000

S0016 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-American Coatings,Inc., Tomball, TX response April 3, 2000

S0017 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-American PowderCoatings, Inc., Mount Prospect, IL response- March 29, 2000

S0018 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Anvil Products andCoatings, Largo, FL response- March 7, 2000

S0019 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Atlas Products, Inc.,Des Moines, IA response- March 16, 2000

S0020 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Axon Aerospace,Greenville, South Carolina response- June 5, 2000

S0021 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Bayou Coatings, LLC,Baton Rouge, LA response- March 14, 2000

S0022 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Behr ProcessCorporation, Chicago Heights, IL response- March 10, 2000

S0023 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Benjamin Moore &Co., Milford, MA response- March 22, 2000

S0024 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Benjamin Moore &Co., Newark, NJ response- March 21, 2000

S0025 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Benjamin Moore &Co., Jacksonville, FL response- March 23, 2000

S0026 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Benjamin Moore &Co., Melrose Park, IL response- March 22, 2000

S0027 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Bennette PaintManufacturing Co., Inc., Hampton, VA response April 12, 2000

S0028 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Blatz Paint Co.,Louisville, KY response- April 6, 2000

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S0029 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Bond Paint &Chemicals Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL response- April 12, 2000

S0030 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Brewer Science Inc.,Rolla, MO response- March 27, 2000

S0031 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Eagle BridgesMarathon, Inc., Byron, GA response- March 7, 2000

S0032 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Bridges Smith & Co.,Louisville, KY response- April 10, 2000

S0033 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Bruning Paint Co.,Baltimore, MD response- March 21, 2000

S0034 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Belmar Paint Corp.,Hialeah, FL, March 21, 2000

S0035 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-CDI Dispersions,Newark, NJ response- March 24, 2000

S0036 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Cactus PaintManufacturing Co., Inc., Big Spring, TX response- May 5, 2000

S0037 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Caldwell ChemicalCoatings Corp., Fayetteville, TN response- April 17, 2000

S0038 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- California ProductsCorporation, Cambridge, MA response- March 14, 2000

S0039 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Carbit Paint Co.,Chicago, IL response- March 27, 2000

S0040 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Carboline Co., LakeCharles, LA response- March 9, 2000

S0041 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Cardinal IndustrialFinishes, South El Monte, CA response- March 31, 2000

S0042 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Caribbean Paint Co.,Inc., Miami, FL response- May 8, 2000

S0043 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Carroll Coatings Co.,Inc., Providence, RI response- May 10, 2000

S0044 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Centri Coatings &Systems, N. Kansas City, MO response February 29, 2000

S0045 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Ceram-TrazCorporation, Osseo, MN response April 7, 2000

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S0046 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Champion PaintManufacturing Co., Inc., The Bronx, NY, response April 12, 2000

S0047 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Chemcoat Inc.,Montoursville, PA response April 6, 2000

S0048 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Chemical Coatings,Inc., Hudson, NC response March 6, 2000

S0049 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Classic CoatingsCorporation, Prescott Valley, AZ response March 7, 2000

S0050 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Akzo Nobel Non-Stick Coatings LLC, (Coatings and Chemicals Corp.), Des Plaines, IL response May2, 2000

S0051 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Coating DevelopmentGroup, Inc., Philadelphia, PA response- March 20, 2000

S0052 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Columbia Paint Corp.,Huntington, WV response- April 11, 2000

S0053 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Continental IndustrialCoatings, Inc., Belle Chase, LA response- March 31, 2000

S0054 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Crest Industries, NewLenox, IL response- April 6, 2000

S0055 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Crosslink PowderCoatings, Inc., Clearwater, FL response- April 24, 2000

S0056 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Dampney Co., Inc.,Everett, MA response- March 21, 2000

S0057 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Davies ImperialCoatings, Inc., Hammond, IN response- March 14, 2000

S0058 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Davis Paint Co., N.Kansas City, MO response- March 14, 2000

S0059 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Davis-Frost Inc.,Minneapolis, MN response- March 14, 2000

S0060 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- C. DeSantis PaintManufacturing Corp., Cleveland, OH response- March 17, 2000

S0061 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Deako Coating &Chemical Corporation, Miami, FL response March 22, 2000

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S0062 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Decorative Industries,Sloatsburg, NY response- March 7, 2000

S0063 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Deft Incorporated,Irvine, CA response- March 20, 2000

S0064 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Deft Incorporated,Alliance, OH response- March 27, 2000

S0065 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- DiscoveryEngineering Inc., Jacksonville, AR response March 21, 2000

S0066 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Dozier and GayIndustrial Coatings, Green Cove Springs, FL response- March 17, 2000

S0067 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Duckback ProductsInc., Chico, CA response- March 15, 2000

S0068 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Dupaco Paint Inc.,Wichita, KS response- March 7, 2000

S0069 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Dur-a-Flex, Inc., EastHartford, CT response- March 20, 2000

S0070 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Dux Paints &Chemicals, Inc., Lodi, NJ response- March 17, 2000

S0071 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Dyco PaintsIncorporated, Clearwater, FL response- March 4, 2000

S0072 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Eco Chemicals Inc.,Seattle, WA response- April 28, 2000

S0073 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Egyptian LacquerMfg. Co., Inc., Lafayette, IN response- April 7, 2000

S0074 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Epmar Corp., SantaFe Springs, CA response- April 17, 2000

S0075 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Farwest PaintManufacturing Co., Tukwila, WA response- May 10, 2000

S0076 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Fibre TechCorporation, Largo, FL response- April 7, 2000

S0077 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Frazee Industries, Inc. San Diego, CA response- March 13, 2000

S0078 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- G&W Enterprises dba(doing business as) Trinity Coatings Co., Fort Worth, TX response- May 1, 2000

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S0079 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Garland Floor Co.,Cuyahoga Heights, OH response- March 20, 2000

S0080 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Gemini Coatings, ElReno, OK response- March 23, 2000

S0081 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- General CoatingsTechnologies, Inc., Brooklyn, NY response- March 3, 2000

S0082 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- General Polymer,Inc., Central Falls, RI response- April 4, 2000

S0083 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Graham Paint &Varnish Co., Inc., Chicago, IL response- March 20, 2000

S0084 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Evr-Gard Coatings(H&S Coatings), Paramount, CA response- March 22, 2000

S0085 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Harco ChemicalCoatings Inc., Brooklyn, NY response- March 2, 2000

S0086 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Hartin Paint & FillerCorporation, Carlstadt, NJ response- March 6, 2000

S0087 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Helen Inc. dbaEnvironmental Coatings, Inc., Caledonia, MI response- March 15, 2000

S0088 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- H-I-S PaintManufacturing Co., Inc., Oklahoma City, OK response- April 7, 2000

S0089 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- HSC IndustrialCoatings, Inc., Pleasant Hill, MO response- March 6, 2000

S0090 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- IRP Irathane Systems,Colorado Springs, CO response- March 14, 2000

S0091 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Imperial Research &Manufacturing Inc., Cape Canaveral, FL response- March 24, 2000

S0092 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Ingels, Inc.,Jonesboro, AR response- March 14, 2000

S0093 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Innovative MarineCoatings, Inc., Ft. Myers, FL response- April 3, 2000

S0094 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- International PaintInc., Houston, TX response- April 6, 2000

S0095 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Jay Bee Paint Co., St.Louis, MO response- March 17, 2000

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S0096 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Riley Paint Co.(Jennison Industries), Burlington, IA response- March 15, 2000

S0097 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Jessup Services,Oceanside, CA response April 5, 2000

S0098 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- John C. Dolph Co.,Monmouth, NJ response- April 5, 2000

S0099 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Johnson Paints Inc.,Ft. Myers, FL response- March 7, 2000

S0100 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Kelley TechnicalCoatings, Inc., Louisville, KY response- March 21, 2000

S0101 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Key Laboratories Inc.,St. Petersburg, FL response- March 26, 2000

S0102 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- George Kirby Jr.Paint Co., New Bedford, MA response- March 14, 2000

S0103 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- L&H Paint ProductsInc., Yuba City, CA response- May 1, 2000

S0104 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Lasting Paints, Inc.,Baltimore, MD response- April 10, 2000

S0105 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Lymtal InternationalInc., Lake Orion, MI response- March 17, 2000

S0106 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mainline Paint Mfg.Co., Pawtucket, RI response April 27, 2000

S0107 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mantrose HaeuserCo., Inc., Attleboro, MA response- March 27, 2000

S0108 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Marcus Paint,Louisville, KY response March 23, 2000

S0109 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- MasterchemIndustries Inc., Imperial, MO response- March 7, 2000

S0110 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mautz Paint Co.,Madison, WI response- March 21, 2000

S0111 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- McCormick PaintWorks Co., Rockville, MD response- March 10, 2000

S0112 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mercury PaintCorporation, Brooklyn, NY response- March 9, 2000

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S0113 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mid-AmericaProtective Coatings, Inc., Elk Grove Village, IL response- February 22, 2000

S0114 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mid-States Paint &Chemical Co., St. Louis, MO response- April 10, 2000

S0115 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Mohawk FinishingProducts, Inc., Amsterdam, NY response- April 17, 2000

S0116 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Murmac Paint Mfg.,Inc., Beloit, WI response- April 17, 2000

S0117 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- N. Josten and Co.,Inc., Milwaukee, WI response- April 14, 2000

S0118 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- National Coatings,Inc., Galesburg, IL response- April 14, 2000

S0119 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- National Coatings,Inc., Festus, MO response- April 14, 2000

S0120 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Nicoat (NationalIndustrial Coatings), Bensenville, IL response- May 11, 2000

S0121 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Nationwide ResearchCorporation, Durham, NC response February 24, 2000

S0122 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Nelson Paint Co. ofAL, Inc., Montgomery, AL response- March 14, 2000

S0123 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Neste Polyester, Inc.,Ontario, CA response- March 21,2000

S0124 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Neste Polyester, Inc.,Fort Smith, AR response- March 10, 2000

S0125 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Norton & Son of CA,Inc., Los Angeles, CA response- April 3, 2000

S0126 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Parker Paint Mfg. Co.,Inc., Tacoma, WA response- April 10, 2000

S0127 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Patriot Paint Co., Inc.,Portland, IN response- March 14, 2000

S0128 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Performance CoatingsInc., Ukian, CA response- April 17, 2000

S0129 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Permanent CoatingsInc., Denham Springs, LA response- March 10, 2000

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S0130 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry-Permite Corporation,Stone Mtn., GA response- March 14, 2000

S0131 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Perry & Derrick Co.,Cincinnati, OH response- March 8, 2000

S0132 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Pierce & StevensCorporation, Kimberton, PA response- April 10, 2000

S0133 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Pioneer Paint ArizonaInc., Tucson, AZ response- March 27, 2000

S0134 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Plastic Engineering,Inc., Mishawaka, IN response- April 14, 2000

S0135 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Ponderosa Paint Mfg.Inc., Boise, ID response- March 16, 2000

S0136 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- PPG Industries, Inc.,Springdale, PA response- April 10, 2000

S0137 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- PPG ArchitecturalFinishes-Louisville-Olympic, Louisville, KY response- March 15, 2000

S0138 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- PPG ArchitecturalFinishes, Inc., Batavia, IL response- March 7, 2000

S0139 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Premier Coatings,Inc., Elk Grove Village, IL response- March 14, 2000

S0140 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Professional CoatingsInc., Cullman, AL response- April 11, 2000

S0141 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Professional CoatingsInc., Cabot, AR response- March 27, 2000

S0142 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Progressive CoatingsInc., Shreveport, LA response March 21, 2000

S0143 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Quality Coatings Inc.,Chandler, IN response- March 7, 2000

S0144 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- R.J. McGlennon Co.,Inc., San Francisco, CA response 2/26/00

S0145 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Rad-CureCorporation, Fairfield, NJ response April 17, 2000

S0146 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Red Spot Paint andVarnish Co., Inc., Evansville, IN response April 5, 2000

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S0147 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Red Spot Westland,Inc., Westland, MI response April 5, 2000

S0148 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Repcolite Paints, Inc.,Holland, MI response March 21, 2000

S0149 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Richard’s PaintManufacturing, Rockledge, FL response March 7, 2000

S0150 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Rohm & HaasAutomotive Coatings, Lansing, IL response April 3, 2000

S0151 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- S.P. Kish Industries,Inc., Charlotte, MI response April 7, 2000

S0152 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Sampson Coatings,Richmond, VA response April 12, 2000

S0153 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Samuel Cabot Inc.,Newburyport, MA response March 16, 2000

S0154 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Sawyer Finn Co.,Kansas City, MO response May 2, 2000

S0155 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Earl Scheib AutoPaint Finishes, Inc., Springfield, MO response May 3, 2000

S0156 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Scott Paint Corp.,Sarasota, FL response April 3, 2000

S0157 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- SEM Products,Charlotte, NC response March 27, 2000

S0158 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Wabash Products(Sentry Paint Technologies), Terre Haute, IN response March 16, 2000

S0159 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- DeHart Paint &Coatings, (Sentry Paint Technologies) Louisville, KY response April 7, 2000

S0160 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Seymour ofSycamore, Sycamore, IL response March 15, 2000

S0161 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Sheboygan Paint Co.,Cedartown, GA response March 23, 2000

S0162 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Simtec Coatings,Hesperia, CA response April 17, 2000

S0163 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Smiland Paint Co.,Los Angeles, CA response April 18, 2000

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S0164 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Specialty Coatings &Chemicals, N. Hollywood, CA response March 22, 2000

S0165 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Specialty CoatingsCo., Inc., Elk Grove Village, IL response March 7, 2000

S0166 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Spectra-Tone PaintCorp., San Bernadino, CA response March 21, 2000

S0167 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Spraylat Corporation,Mt. Vernon, NY response March 22, 2000

S0168 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- INSL-X ProductsCorp. (Stevens Paint Corp.), Stony Point, NY response March 7, 2000

S0169 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Stonhard, Division ofStoncor Group, Inc., Maple Shade, NJ response April 17, 2000

S0170 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Strathmore Products,Inc., Syracuse, NY response February 29, 2000

S0171 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Sun Coatings, Inc.,Largo, FL response April 12, 2000

S0172 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- TCI Powder Coatings,Ellaville, GA response March 17, 2000

S0173 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Technical CoatingsCorp., Alpharetta, GA response April 4, 2000

S0174 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Technical IndustrialSales, Oregon City, OR response April 4, 2000

S0175 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Techstar Industries,Marshfield, MO response May 1, 2000

S0176 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Textured Coatings ofAmerica, Panama City, FL response March 15, 2000

S0177 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The P.D. GeorgeCompany, St. Louis, MO response March 21, 2000

S0178 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The Sophir Co.,Omaha, NE response March 15, 2000

S0179 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Thermoflex, Inc.,Louisville, KY response April 6, 2000

S0180 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Tool World Inc.,Eutis, FL response March 21, 2000

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S0181 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Trimite Powders,Spartanburg, SC response May 8, 2000

S0182 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Triple G. Coatings,Inc., Cinnaminson, NJ response March 10, 2000

S0183 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- United GilsoniteLaboratories, Dunmore, PA response March 14, 2000

S0184 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- United Paint andChemical Corp., Southfield, MI response March 14, 2000

S0185 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Universal Chemicals& Coatings, Inc., Elgin, IL response March 14, 2000

S0186 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Valspar Coatings,Jackson, TX response April 10, 2000

S0187 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The ValsparCorporation, Garland, TX response May 2, 2000

S0188 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Engineered PolymerSystems dba Valspar Coatings, Rockford, IL response March 14, 2000

S0189 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Engineered PolymerSystems dba Valspar Coatings, High Point, NC response March 14, 2000

S0190 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Engineered PolymerSystems dba Valspar Coatings, Fort Wayne, IN response March 14, 2000

S0191 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The ValsparCorporation, Pittsburg, PA response March 12, 2000

S0192 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Vanex, Inc., Mt.Vernon, IL response March 3, 2000

S0193 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Vernon CoatingSystems, Inc., Phoenix, AZ response May 9, 2000

S0194 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Vista PaintCorporation, Fullerton, CA response April 5, 2000

S0195 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- William Zinsser &Co., Inc., Somerset, NJ response April 6, 2000

S0196 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- William Zinsser &Co., Inc., Newark, NJ response April 6, 2000

S0197 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- All Purpose MarinePaints, Inc., Brooklyn, NY response April 10, 2000

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S0198 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- ACE CustomFinishing, Waterloo, IN response March 24, 2000

S0199 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Akzo NobelDecorative Coatings Distribution Center, Detroit, MI response February 24, 2000

S0200 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Akzo Nobel Coatings,Inc., Orlando, FL response February 24, 2000

S0201 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Atlas Coatings Corp.,Bronx, NY response February 29, 2000

S0202 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- ArchitecturalSurfaces, Inc., Chaska, MN response May 1, 2000

S0203 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Atlas Putty ProductsCo., Tinley Park, IL response March 29, 2000

S0204 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Behr Holdings Corp.,Santa Ana, CA response March 10, 2000

S0205 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Encor Coatings, Bath,PA response May 11, 2000

S0206 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Cal-Tex ProtectiveCoatings, Inc., San Antonio, TX response May 1, 2000

S0207 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Caltone Paints, Inc.,Raleigh, NC response May 8, 2000

S0208 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Cortland P. Briggs,Ossining, NY response May 3, 2000

S0209 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Carboline Co., St.Louis, MO response April 11, 2000

S0210 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- C.L. Hauthaway &Sons Corp., Lynn, MA response March 30, 2000

S0211 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Canfield BarrereStudios, Truchas, NM response March 13, 2000

S0212 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Central ValleyChemical Corp., Sacto, CA response March 10, 2000

S0213 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- CAI Inc., DanversMA response February 25, 2000

S0214 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Columbia Paint &Coatings, Spokane, WA response March 20, 2000

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S0215 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Coblentz’s FinishingTouch, Apple Creek, Ohio response March 6, 2000

S0216 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- ChemlineIncorporated, St. Louis, MO response April 7, 2000

S0217 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Covar Corp., Newark,NJ response March 6, 2000

S0218 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Merchants Metals,Brighton, MI response March 7, 2000

S0219 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Custom AerosolProducts Inc., McKinney, TX response March 28, 2000

S0220 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Custom Powder Inc.,Maple Grove, MN response March 14, 2000

S0221 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Delta TechnicalCoatings, Inc., Whittier, CA response March 7, 2000

S0222 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Diall Chemical Co.,Inc., Winter Park, FL response February 22, 2000

S0223 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- DecoArt, Inc.,Stanford, KY response March 30, 2000

S0224 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- EDCoat LimitedPartnership, New Carlisle, IN response March 3, 2000

S0225 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Elf Atochem NorthAmerica, Inc. Atoglas Division, Kensington, CT response March 14, 2000

S0226 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Eron Enterprises Ltd.,Chicago, IL response April 13, 2000

S0227 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Flagg Supply Co.,Inc., Wolverine Lake, MI response March 31, 2000

S0228 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Friendship Paints,Clarkfield, MN response March 8, 2000

S0229 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- EPC of the Midwest,Lincoln, NE response May 9, 2000

S0230 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Frontier Bag, Inc.,Kansas City, MO response March 15, 2000

S0231 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Four SeasonsChemical, Inc., Charlotte, MI response March 31, 2000

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S0232 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The Flecto Co., Inc.,Oklahoma, CA response April 4, 2000

S0233 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Fine Artist’s Color &Ink, Santa Montica, CA response February 28, 2000

S0234 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Fioris Industries Inc.,Rancho Cordova, CA response February 29, 2000

S0235 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- HBH Prestain Inc.,Arlington, VT response May 11, 2000

S0236 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- H & C Inc., CirclePines, MN response March 8, 2000

S0237 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Hempel Coatings(USA) Inc., Wallington, NJ response March 14, 2000

S0238 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- G. J. Nikolas & Co.,Inc., Bellwood, IL response March 13, 2000

S0239 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Maxine Hale, Tucson,AZ response February 22, 2000

S0240 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The GliddenCompany Retail Paint Store # 631, Norwood, MA response February 28, 2000

S0241 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The GliddenCompany Corporate Headquarters, Cleveland, OH response February 28, 2000

S0242 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Hudson ColorConcentrates, Hudson, NH response February 22, 2000

S0243 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Marlock, Inc.,Maynardville, TN response May 15, 2000

S0244 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Idaho ProtectiveCoatings, Meridian, ID response March 31, 2000

S0245 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- InnovativeEngineering of Michigan Inc., DeWitt, MI response March 27, 2000

S0246 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Invinca-Shield, Inc.,Altamonte Springs, FL response March 20, 2000

S0247 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Janco, Berkeley, CAresponse March 31, 2000

S0248 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Jodan Technology,Yorktown Mtns., NY response March 14, 2000

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S0249 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Jurgen Industries, Inc.,Monroe, WA response April 4, 2000

S0250 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- KHI Coil Processing,Vassar MI response February 23, 2000

S0251 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Kustom Blending Inc.,Florence, KY response February 29, 2000

S0252 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Kop-Coat, Inc.,Pittsburg, PA response March 16, 2000

S0253 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mercury Paint Corp.,Brooklyn (5017 Farragut Road), NY response March 9, 2000

S0254 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Miracle Cover, Inc.,Huntington Beach, CA response April 13, 2000

S0255 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Monarch Paint Co.Retail Store, Houston, TX response April 18, 2000

S0256 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mouton Enterprises,Inc., Beaumont, TX response April 27, 2000

S0257 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Nesco Mfg., Tempe,AZ response February 24, 2000

S0258 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mercz Oil Paintings,Spokane, WA response March 14, 2000

S0259 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- MetamorphicMaterials LLC, East Granby, CT response March 16, 2000

S0260 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Nautical Marine PaintCorp., Brooklyn, NY response March 28, 2000

S0261 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- OpSec AdvantageInc., Lancaster, PA response May 1, 2000

S0262 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Osmose, Inc., Buffalo,NY response February 18, 2000

S0263 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Pacific WestChemical Corp., Berkeley, CA response February 22, 2000

S0264 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Palmer PaintProducts, Inc., Troy, MI response February 29, 2000

S0265 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- PCI Group, Inc.,Tempe, AZ response February 22, 2000

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S0266 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- PPG Industries, Inc.,Charlotte, NC response February 16, 2000

S0267 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- PPG Industries, Inc.,Corporate Headquarters, Pittsburgh, PA response March 22, 2000

S0268 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Precision CoatingsCorp., Ocala, FL response May 1, 2000

S0269 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Professional CoatingsLab, Chicopee, MA response March 14, 2000

S0270 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Rhino LiningsNorthwest, Portland, OR response May 8, 2000

S0271 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Rabco, Inc.,Moorestown, NJ response February 22, 2000

S0272 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Rohm and Haas-Hayward Plant, Hayward, CA response March 7, 2000

S0273 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Rust-OleumCorporation, Vernon Hills, IL response February 28, 2000

S0274 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Scatt MarineProducts, Peachtree City, GA response March 16, 2000

S0275 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The SherwinWilliams Co., Reno, NV response February 29, 2000

S0276 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Southwest IndustriesInc., Pompano Beach, FL response April 11, 2000

S0277 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Superior Products &Coatings, Detroit, MI response April 21, 2000

S0278 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Mann Brothers, LosAngeles, CA response March 15, 2000

S0279 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- True Colors, Santa FeSprings, CA response April 21, 2000

S0280 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Technical CoatingsCo., Flanders, NJ response February 22, 2000

S0281 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- The TestorCorporation, Rockford, IL response March 7, 2000

S0282 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Thermo Cote Inc.,Paterson, NJ response February 22, 2000

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S0283 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Tevco, Inc., S.Plainfield, NJ response April 6, 2000

S0284 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Turret Punch Co. Inc.,Rancho Cucamonga, CA response February 24, 2000

S0285 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Tnemec Company,Inc., Kansas City, MO response March 15, 2000

S0286 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Triple R. EnterprisesInc., Olympia, WA response May 2, 2000

S0287 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- U.S. SpecialtyCoatings, Alpharetta, GA response April 4, 2000

S0288 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Ultra Additives,Paterson, NJ response February 28, 2000

S0289 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Var-Chem Products,Inc., Clifton, NJ response March 7, 2000

S0290 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- VersaFlex Inc.,Kansas City, MO response March 7, 2000

S0291 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Vinatronics Inc.,Seattle, WA response April 28, 2000

S0292 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Vinyl Craft, Oxnard,CA response March 1, 2000

S0293 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Vogel Paint, Inc.,Orange City, IA response February 28, 2000

S0294 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Coronado Paint Co.(Wattyl Paint Corp.), Atlanta, GA response February 28, 2000

S0295 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Dunn-EdwardsCorporation, Albuquerque, NM response March 7, 2000

S0296 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Williams PaintHoldings, Inc., Wilmington, DE response March 20, 2000

S0297 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Albert Wieck,Southold, NY response April 19, 2000

S0298 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- Frazee Industries, SanYsidro, CA response April 10, 2000

S0299 2000 RCRA §3007 Survey of the Paint Manufacturing Industry- MusgroveEnterprises, Phoenix, AZ response Februray 22, 2000

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S0300 Letter from Dun & Bradstreet to Paul Denault of Dynamac Corporation (EPA’scontractor), dated June 29, 2000, granting permission to use Dun & Bradstreet data forEPA’s survey of paint manufacturing facilities

S0301 Memo from Paul Denault of Dynamac Corporation to Dave Carver and Cate Jenkinsof EPA, dated 9/6/00, on use of acrylamide and acrylonitrile containing constituents inpaint formulations.

S0302 Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) from several paint manufacturers regardingmonomer mixture in binders

S0303 “Bibliography, Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines andStandards for the Paint Formulating Point Source Category, Reference 7, ” EPA440/1-79/049B, p. 70 (stating that the median wastewater generation at waterbornepaint facilities is 0.2 gallons per gallon of paint produced)

S0304 Memo from Paul Denault and Ken Banks of Dynamac Corporation to Dave Carver ofEPA, dated 10/4/00, on the off-site wastewater treatment facilities accepting paintproduction wastes and the estimated number of associated surface impoundments

S0305 Memo from Cate Jenkins to Bob Kayser dated January 20, 1995. Summary ofOriginal Paint Listing Determination Rulemaking.

S0306 Letter from Sylvia K. Lowrance to Mark Schlutz, dated May 16, 1991, indicating returned pharmaceutical products are not considered solid wastes until a decision ismade to discard them because use/reuse is generally a viable option.

S0307 “State Requirements for Industrial Non-Hazardous Waste Management Facilities,”Fourth Draft, August 10, 1995, U.S.EPA, pp. 15 & 16.

S0308 “Calculation of Municipal Landfill Active Life”

S0309 Steel, Robert G.D. and James H. Torrie, “Principles and Procedures of Statistics: ABiometrical Approach,” 1980, Second Edition, McGraw-Hill, Inc., two pages

S0310 Internal message from William Brandes to David Bussard, dated 5/12/00, regarding statistical analysis of the Agency’s paint survey outcome

S0311 The Paint Residual Master Database (a CD-ROM disk), and “Instructions on How to Use the Paint Residual Master Database”

S0312 List of Surveyed Paint Manufacturing Facilities That Do Not Generate Any of theResiduals within the Scope of the Questionnaire

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S0313 Table of Individual Hazardous and Nonhazardous Residual Volumes Managed in1998 in Various Waste Management Units, sorted by facilities and associatedweighting values

S0314 Table of Individual Hazardous and Nonhazardous SOLID Residual QuantitiesGenerated in 1998, in kilograms, listed by facilities and associated weighting values

S0315 Table of Individual Hazardous and Nonhazardous LIQUID Residual QuantitiesGenerated in 1998, in kilograms, listed by facilities and associated weighting values

S0316 Table of combined Hazardous and Nonhazardous Waste Residual QuantitiesGenerated in 1998, in kilograms, listed by facilities and associated weighting values

S0317 Table of surveyed paint manufacturing facilities that generated less than 1,200kilograms per year of hazardous and nonhazardous paint production wastes,potentially meeting the Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (CESQG)exclusion criteria

S0318 Table of surveyed paint manufacturing facilities that treated nonhazardous paintproduction wastes in on-site nonhazardous tanks (NHTK)

S0319 Table of surveyed paint manufacturing facilities that stored and/or treatednonhazardous wash water (NWL) in on-site nonhazardous tanks (NHTK), showingwaste generation volumes and tank sizes

S0320 Table of solid residuals sent to municipal landfills (MLF) and Subtitle D industriallandfills (SDILF), showing whether a daily cover or liner is applied

S0321 Table of non-hazardous solid residuals sent to municipal landfills (MLF) and SubtitleD industrial landfills (SDILF), showing various codisposal scenarios (facilities orresiduals combined)

S0322 Table of non-hazardous emission control duct (NED) sent to municipal landfills(MLF) and Subtitle D industrial landfills (SDILF), showing codisposal scenarios(facilities combined)

S0323 Table of non-hazardous liquid residuals sent to off-site wastewater treatment facilities(WWTF)

S0324 qryConstFreqPercSortbyConst - Tables showing the reported constituents and theirlevels and frequency of occurrence found in the paint residuals of concern andassociated management practices, sorted by constituent in alphabetical order; one setfor nonhazardous waste liquids; one set for nonhazardous waste solids; one set forhazardous waste liquids; one set for hazardous waste solids

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S0325 qryConstFreqPercSortbyFacility - Tables showing the reported constituents andtheir levels and frequency of occurrence found in the paint residuals of concern andassociated management practices, sorted by facility identification number inalphabetical order; one set for nonhazardous waste liquids; one set for nonhazardouswaste solids

S0326 “Estimate of the Number of Paint Manufacturers,” Work Assignment 1-13, Task 5BRegulatory Report, July 12, 2000

S0327 “Document on Distributions of Paint Production Wastes Generated”

S0328 RCRA 3007 Questionnaire Response Tracking Information Log on Status ofQuestionnaire Responses

S0329 Blank copy of RCRA 3007 Survey Instrument

S0330 Database of Published Paint Information–Raw Material Database on Constituents inPaint, December 2000, EPA.

S0331 Damage Incident Compendium and Report, July 27, 2000, EPA.

S0332 RCRA 3007 Facility Status Database Printout

S0333 Vista Paint Questionnaire Response Used For Surface Impoundment Inquiry

S0334 Technical Information on various WWTFs obtained through internet searches.

S0335 Background Document on Choosing Potential Constituents of Concern For the PaintWaste Listing Determination

S0336 RCRA 3007 Questionnaire– Bruning Paint Company–Waste Pile ResearchInformation and handwritten notes from phone call with plant

S0337 RCRA 3007 Questionnaire Status Logs– along with handwritten notes from DavidCarver

S0338 Artist Material Manufacturing Phone Notes on calls made– cadmium line separationnote

S0339 RCRA 3007 Questionnaire- Akzo Nobel– waste pile research folder notes

S0340 Surface Impoundment Inquiry– including McKittrick documents– with WWTFselection procedure used

S0341 Who’s Who in Art Materials, National Art Materials Trade Association MembershipDirectory, 1999.

S0342 OMB Terms of Clearance Record for Information Collection Request

S0343 Acetonitrile Chemical Backgrounder Technical Information Sheet

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S0344 Letter From William F. Brandes of EPA to Peter Eglinton, OMB dated June 5, 2000response to NPCA letter

S0345 “Potential Acrylonitrile Concentration in Paint Manufacturing Liquid Waste Streams”

S0346 Paint Manufacturing Summary of Operational Factors and Average Proportional Costs

S0347 List of Paint Raw Material Recommendation on Constituents To be added to initialList–Task 9, QRT #1

S0348 Site Visit #1 Report









S0357 Dunn and Bradstreet Permission form for name publication

S0358 Guide to Pollution Prevention: The Paint Manufacturing Industry. Risk ReductionEngineering Lab and Center For Environmental Research Information, ORD, US EPA,June 1990.

S0359 Paint Residual Master Database with directions on How to Open Files and MinimumComputer Needs To Access Data

S0360 Note to File: Rationale As to Why Agency Is Not Including Seven Facilities In 3007Questionnaire Database

S0361 Wastewater Treatment Facility Summary Sheet from 3007 Questionnaire SubmittedInformation

S0362 Updated Paint Production Industry Overview. Prepared by Dynamac Corporation.December 12, 2000.

S0363 American Businesses Directories List Information; list structure information

S0364 Letter from Sylvia K. Lowrance of EPA to N.G. Kaul, P.E., Director, New York StateDepartment of Environmental Conservation, dated February 23, 1993.

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S0365 Summary tables that contain volumes of each type of hazardous and nonhazardouswaste stream managed in each type of management unit listed in the RCRA section3007 survey.

S0366 RCRA section 3007 database query that shows the management units for hazardousand nonhazardous waste liquids and solids.

S0367 RCRA section 3007 database query on nonhazardous waste liquids and solids sent to“other” management units.

S0368 RCRA section 3007 database query on nonhazardous waste liquids and solids sent tofuel blenders.

S0369 Documents that indicate the RCRA status of the fuel blending facilities reported fornonhazardous waste disposal in 1998.

S0370 RCRA section 3007 database query on nonhazardous off-specification product wastesolids sent to landfills.

S0371 RCRA section 3007 database query on nonhazardous waste liquids sent to on-site andoff-site storage and treatment tanks.

S0372 RCRA section 3007 database query on nonhazardous waste liquids sent to wastewatertreatment facilities.

S0373 Original Listing Background Document for K078, K079, K081, K082 PaintManufacturing Wastes

S0374 Capacity Document For Capacity Analysis For Land Disposal Restrictions: PaintProduction Manufacturing Wastes (Proposed Rule), January 2001.

S0375 Concentrations of Acrylamide and Acrylamide-derived polymers in Residuals

S0376 Risk Assessment Technical Background Document for the Paints and CoatingsHazardous Waste Listing Determination. January 17, 2001.

S0377 Small Business Outreach Summary of Actions For the Paint Manufacturing HazardousWaste Listing Determination Proposed Rule Mentioned To SBA on January 9, 2001 inPhone call.

S0378 Changes Made to Submitted Proposed Rule During OMB Executive Review:Hazardous Waste Management System; Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste;Paint Production Wastes; Land Disposal Restrictions for Newly Identified Wastes;CERCLA Hazardous Substance Designation and Reportable Quantities; Designationof n-Butyl alcohol, Ethyl benzene, Methyl isobutyl ketone, Styrene, and Xylenes asAppendix VIII constituents; Addition of Acrylamide and Styrene to the TreatmentStandards of F039; and Designation of Styrene as an Underlying HazardousConstituent.

Risk Assessment for the Paint Manufacturing Wastes Listing DeterminationDocket Number F-2001-PMLP-FFFFF

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S0379 Summary Logs From RCRA 3007 Questionnaire Data–package for all questionnaires.

S0380 Note to File: Record of EPA Site Visit #10

S0381 Memo from William F. Brandes, Chief, Waste Identification Division to PeterEglinton, Office of Management and Budget dated July 10, 2000.

S0382 Fax to David Darling of NPCA from Narendra Chaudhari of EPA discussingimplementation issues.

S0383 Letter from William F. Brandes, Chief, Waste Identification Division to ThomasBrice, Director, Environmental Services, Duron Paints and Wallcoverings, datedDecember 29, 1999.

S0384 Letter from William F. Brandes, Chief, Waste Identification Division to DerrickBoom, Senior Environmental Specialist, The Sherwin Williams Company, datedDecember 29, 1999.

S0385 Letter from William F. Brandes, Chief, Waste Identification Division to Phillip Trew,Manager, Environmental Health and Safety, PPG Delaware Plant, dated December 29,1999.

S0386 Industry Input To RCRA 3007 Questionnaire– Pilot Review

S0387 RCRA Wastepile Inquiry Research– 3 facilities

S0388 Weighted Average Density Sheets

S0389 Risk Assessment Peer Reviews

S0390 Memo to Dave Carver from Paul Denault regarding Composite density, dated January19, 2001

S0391 Process Design Techniques for Industrial Waste Treatment, C. E. Adams and W. W. JEckenfelder (eds.), 1974, 25 page(s).

S0392 Soil partition coefficients by column desorption and comparison to batch adsorptionmeasurements, Environmental Science & Technology: Volume 29(8), H. E. Allen, Y. Chen, Y. Li,C. P. Huang, and P. F. Sanders, 1995, 5 page(s).

S0393 DRASTIC: A Standardized System for Evaluating Ground Water Pollution Potential UsingHydrogeologic Settings, EPA-600/2-87-035, L. Aller, T. Bennett, J.H. Lehr, R.J. Petty, and G.Hackett, Office of Research and Development, Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory,April 1987, 8 page(s).


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S0394 Long term toxicologic assessment of Nickel in rats and dogs, Journal of Food Science andTechnology: Volume 13, A. M. Ambrose, P. S. Larson, J. F. Borzelleca, and G. R. Hennigar, Jr.,July 1976, 7 page(s).

S0395 Odocoileus hemionus, In: Mammalian Species, A. E. Anderson and O. C. Wallmo, April 27 1984,7 page(s).

S0396 A Land Use and Land Cover Classification System for Use with Remote Sensor Data, GeologicalSurvey Professional Paper 964. In: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 671, J.R. Anderson, E.E.Hardy, J.T. Roach, and R.E. Witmer, United States Geological Survey, February 24 1976, 34page(s).

S0397 Distribution coefficients of Cd, Co, Ni, and Zn in Soils., Journal of Soil Science: Volume 39, P. R.Anderson and T. H Christensen, 1988, 8 page(s).

S0398 Procedures for Substituting Values for Missing NWS Meteorological Data for Use in Regulatory AirQuality Models, D. Atkinson and R. F. Lee, July 7 1992, 4 page(s).

S0399 Toxicological Profile for Acrylonitrile, TP-90-02, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances andDisease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service,December 1990, 10 page(s).

S0400 Toxicological Profile for Copper, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry),U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, December 1990, 10page(s).

S0401 Toxicological Profile for Silver, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry), U.S.Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, December 1990, 48 page(s).

S0402 Toxicological Profile for Antimony, TP-91/02, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, September1992, 15 page(s).

S0403 Toxicological Profile for Barium, TP-91/03, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, July 1992, 10page(s).

S0404 Toxicological Profile for Cobalt, TP-91/10, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, July 1992, 69page(s).

S0405 Toxicological Profile for Cresols: o-Cresol, p-Cresol, m-Cresol, TP-91/11, ATSDR (Agency forToxic Substances and Disease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, PublicHealth Service, 1992, 63 page(s).

S0406 Toxicological Profile for Styrene, TP-91/25, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, September1992, 10 page(s).

S0407 Toxicological Profile for Tin, TP-91/27, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, September1992, 10 page(s).


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S0408 Toxicological Profile for Vinyl acetate, TP-91/30, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances andDisease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, July1992, 10 page(s).

S0409 Toxicological Profile for Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate, TP-92/05, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substancesand Disease Registry), U.S. Department fo Health and Human Services, Public Health Service,April 1993, 12 page(s).

S0410 Toxicological Profile for Zinc, TP-93/15, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, May 1994, 12page(s).

S0411 Toxicological Profile for Xylenes (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, August 1995, 13page(s).

S0412 Toxicological Profile for Selenium (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, August 1996,148 page(s).

S0413 Toxicological Profile for Benzene (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, September1997, 262 page(s).

S0414 Toxicological Profile for Chloroform (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, September1997, 13 page(s).

S0415 Toxicological Profile for Ethylene glycol and Propylene glycol, ATSDR (Agency for ToxicSubstances and Disease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public HealthService, September 1997, 13 page(s).

S0416 Toxicological Profile for Nickel, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry), U.S.Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, September 1997, 144 page(s).

S0417 Toxicological Profile for Tetrachloroethylene (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances andDisease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service,September 1997, 12 page(s).

S0418 Toxicological Profile for Chromium, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry),U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, August 1998, 14 page(s).

S0419 Toxicological Profile for Methylene Chloride (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances andDisease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service,September 1998, 14 page(s).

S0420 Toxicological Profile for Phenol (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, December 1998, 16 page(s).

S0421 Toxicological Profile for Toluene (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, August 1998, 14page(s).


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S0422 Toxicological Profile for Cadmium, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry),U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, July 1999, 16 page(s).

S0423 Toxicological Profile for Di-n-butyl phthalate, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, August 1999, 16page(s).

S0424 Toxicological Profile for Ethylbenzene (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances andDisease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, July1999, 16 page(s).

S0425 Toxicological Profile for Formaldehyde, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and DiseaseRegistry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, July 1999, 15page(s).

S0426 Toxicological Profile for Lead, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry), U.S.Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, July 1999, 16 page(s).

S0427 Toxicological Profile for Mercury, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry),U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Pubilc Health Services, March 1999, 17 page(s).

S0428 Toxicological Profile for Pentachlorophenol (Update), ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances andDisease Registry), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, August1999, 16 page(s).

S0429 Minimal Risk Levels (MRLs) for Hazardous Substances, ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances andDisease Registry), Division of Toxicology, February 17 2000, 14 page(s).

S0430 Effects of supplemental dietary copper on growth, reproductive performance and kit survival ofstandard dark mink and the acute toxicity of copper to mink, Journal of Animal Science: Volume55(2), R. J. Aulerich, R. K. Ringer, M. R. Bleavins, and A. Napolitano, 1982, 7 page(s).

S0431 A Review and Analysis of Parameters for Assessing Transport of Environmentally ReleasedRadionuclides Through Agriculture, ORNL-5786, U.S. Department of Energy, C. F. Baes, III, R. D.Sharp, A. L. Sjoreen, and R. W. Shor, September 1984, 163 page(s).

S0432 Design, Construction, & Monitoring of Sanitary Landfill, A. Bagchi, 1990, 10 page(s).

S0433 Sorption behavior of cobalt on illitic soil., Waste Management: Volume 12, M. A. Bangash, J. Hanif,and M.A. Khan, 1992, 10 page(s).

S0434 Dynamics, Exposure and Hazard Assessment of Toxic Chemicals, Chapter 24: Bioconcentrationand elimination of selected water pollutants by bluegill sunfish (Lepomis macrochirus), M.E.Barrows, S.R. Petrocelli, K.J. Macek, and J.J. Carroll, Rizwanul Haque (ed.), 1980, 19 page(s).

S0435 Sorption of activation products on London clay and dungeness aquifer gravel, Radiochimica Acta:Volume 58/59, G. M. N. Baston, J. A. Berry, A. K. Kittleboy, and N. J. Pilkington, 1992, 9 page(s).

S0436 Dynamics of Fluids in Porous Media, J. Bear, 1972, 15 page(s).

S0437 Canis latrans, In: Mammalian Species, M. Bekoff, June 15 1977, 9 page(s).


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S0438 X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Study of the Chemisorption of Lead Naphthenate toNucleophilic Surfaces, SD-TR-80-66, P. A. Bertrand and P. D. Fleischauer, September 10 1980,27 page(s).

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S0575 Initial Site Trip Technical Summary Report. EPA ID OHD004347308. October 7. Delaware, OH. PPG Industries Inc., 1999, page(s).

S0576 Influence of a purified grade of pentachlorophenol on the immune response of chickens,Am.J.Vet.Res.: Volume 43(3), C. A. Prescott, B. N Wilkie, B. Hunter, and R. J. Julian, March1982, 7 page(s).

S0577 Memorandum to Waste Management Division Directors and others, U.S. EPA, Office of Waterpolicy and technical guidance on interpretation and implementation of aquatic life metals criteria,from M. G. Prothro, U.S. EPA, October 1 1993, 48 page(s).

S0578 Letter to Steven D. Newburg-Rinn, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, regarding the responseto U.S. EPA's inquiry for information, from R. L. Quanstrom, Mayco Oil and Chemical Company,September 13 1983, 3 page(s).

S0579 Sorption of equilibria of cobalt(II) on two types of Indian soils - the natural ion exchangers, Colloidsand Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects: Volume 117, J. P. Rawat, S. M. U.Iraqi, and R. P. Singh, 1996, 6 page(s).

S0580 The Properties of Gases and Liquids, 3rd Edition, R. C. Reid, J. M. Prausnitz, and T. K.Sherwood, 1977, 11 page(s).

S0581 Letter to Steven D. Newburg-Rinn, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Test Rules DevelopmentBranch, regarding test priority listing of calcium, cobalt, and lead naphthenates, J.E. Renson,National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturing, Inc., July 1 1983, 2 page(s).

S0582 The development toxicity of inhaled methanol in the CD-1 mouse, with quantitative dose-responsemodeling for estimation of benchmark doses., Teratology: Volume 47(3), J. M. Rogers, M. L. Mole,N. Chernoff, B. D. Barbee, C. I. Turner, T. R. Logsdon, and R. J. Kavlock, March 1993, 16page(s).

S0583 Effect of selenium on reproduction in rats, Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biologyand Medicine: Volume 87, I. Rosenfeld and O. A. Beath, November 1954, 5 page(s).

S0584 Prenatal and postnatal antimony exposure in rats: effect on vasomotor reactivity development ofpups, Teratogenesis, Carcinogenesis, and Mutagenesis: Volume 7, F. Rossi, R. Acampora, C.Vacca, S. Maione, M. G. Matera, R. Servodio, and E. Marmo, 1987, 4 page(s).


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S0585 Oral deformities in tadpoles (Rana catesbeiana) associated with coal ash deposition: effects ongrazing ability and growth, Freshwater Biology: Volume 36, C. L. Rowe, O. M. Kinney, A. P. Fiori,and J. D. Congdon, 1996, 9 page(s).

S0586 Site Visits of Aerated and Nonaerated Impoundments, Summary Report, Research TriangleInstitute, April 29 1988,

S0587 Technical Support Document for the Hazardous Waste Identification Rule: Risk Assessment forHuman and Ecological Receptors, Volume I and II, Research Triangle Institute, 1995, 21 page(s).

S0588 Supplemental Technical Support Document for the Hazardous Waste Identification Rule: RiskAssessment for Human and Ecological Receptors, Volume I, RTI No. 35U-5819-214, ResearchTriangle Institute, 1995, 3 page(s).

S0589 Development of Statistical Distributions for Exposure Factors, RTI No. 91U-6922-372, ResearchTriangle Institute, March 18 1998, 5 page(s).

S0590 Influence of organic matter on selenite sorption by andosols, Communications in Soil Science andPlant Analysis: Volume 25(19&20), K. Saeki and S. Matsumoto, 1994, 13 page(s).

S0591 Boron adsorption-desorption characteristics of some major soil groups in India, Journal of theIndian Society of Soil Science: Volume 45(2), J. K. Saha and M. V. Singh, 1997, 4 page(s).

S0592 Toxicological Benchmarks for Wildlife: 1996 Revision, ES/ER/TM-86/R3, U.S. Department ofEnergy, Office of Environmental Management, B. E. Sample, D. M. Opresko, and G. W. Suter, II,June 1996, 214 page(s).

S0593 Methods and Tools for Estimation of the Exposure of Terrestrial Wildlife to Contaminants,ORNL/TM-13391, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Environmental Policy and Assistance, B.E. Sample, M. S. Aplin, R. A. Efroymson, G. W. Suter, II, and C. J. E. Welsh, October 1997, 155page(s).

S0594 Development and Validation of Bioaccumulation Models for Earthworms, ES/ER/TM-220, U.S.Department of Energy, Office of Environmental Management, B. E. Sample, J. J. Beauchamp, R.A. Efroymson, G. W. Suter, II, and T. L. Ashwood, February 1998, 95 page(s).

S0595 Development and Validation of Bioaccumulation Models for Small Mammals, ES/ER/TM-219, U.S.Department of Energy, Office of Environmental Management, B. E. Sample, J. J. Beauchamp, R.A. Efroymson, and G. W. Suter, II, February 1998, 91 page(s).

S0596 The Florida Black Bear: A Threatened Species, SS-WIS-25, J. Schaefer and M. Sargent,December 1990, 3 page(s).

S0597 Variability of the sorption of Cs, Zn, Sr, Co, Cd, Ce, Ru, Tc, and I at trace concentrations by aforest soil along a transect, Environment International: Volume 13, W. Schimmack, K. Bunzl, andH. Bachhuber, 1987, 10 page(s).

S0598 Maternal dietary zinc, and development and zinc, iron, and copper content of the rat fetus, Journalof Nutrition: Volume 95, S. A. Schlicker and D. H. Cox, 1968, 8 page(s).


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S0599 Screening Survey of Industrial Subtitle D Establishments, Draft Final Report, Office of Solid Waste, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, K. Schroeder, R. Clinker, and E. Miller, December29 1987, 168 page(s).

S0600 Sorption of inorganic mercury and monomethyl mercury in an iron-humas podozol soil of southernNorway studied by batch experiments, Environmental Geology: Volume 30(3/4), K. Schulter, April1997, 14 page(s).

S0601 State Soil Geographic (STATSGO) Data Base for the Conterminous United States, Edition 1.1, G.E. Schwarz and R. B. Alexander, September 1 1995, 33 page(s).

S0602 Letter to Mr. Philip Wirdzek, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, regarding the use of leadnaphthenate, from M. J. Scott, Mooney Chemicals, Inc., January 12 1984, 8 page(s).

S0603 A second-order kinetic approach for modeling solute retention and transport in soils, WaterResources Research: Volume 24(12), H. M. Selim and M. C. Amcher, December 1988, 15page(s).

S0604 An analytical solution for vertical transport of volatile chemicals in the vandose zone, Journal ofContaminate Hydrology: Volume 18, C. Shan and D. B. Stephens, 1995, 10 page(s).

S0605 Element leaching and capillary rise in sandy soil cores: experimental results, Journal ofEnvironmental Quality: Volume 16(3), M. I. Sheppard, D. H. Thibault, and J. H. Mitchell, 1987, 12page(s).

S0606 A soil solute transport model evaluated on two experimental systems, Ecological Modeling: Volume37, M. I. Sheppard and S. C. Sheppard, 1987, 9 page(s).

S0607 A four-year mobility study of selected trace elements and heavy metals, Journal of EnvironmentalQuality: Volume 20, M. I. Sheppard and D. H. Thibault, 1991, 14 page(s).

S0608 Comparison of partition coefficients for 54Mn and soil-extractable Mn, including relationship to plantuptake, Canadian Journal of Soil Science: Volume 69, S. C. Sheppard and W. G. Evenden, May1989, 15 page(s).

S0609 Uptake of natural radionuclides by field and garden crops, Canadian Journal of Soil Science:Volume 69, S. C. Sheppard, W. G. Evenden, and R. J. Pollock, November 1989, 17 page(s).

S0610 Lead in boreal soils and food plants, Water, Air, and Soil Pollution: Volume 57-58, S. C. Sheppardand M. I. Sheppard, 1991, 13 page(s).

S0611 Teratogenicity of di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) and di-n-butyl phthalate (DBP) in mice,Environmental Health Perspectives: Volume 45, K. Shiota and H. Nishimura, 1982, 6 page(s).

S0612 A preliminary evaluation of sediment quality assessment values for freshwater ecosystems, J.GreatLakes Res.: Volume 22(3), S. L. Smith, D. D. MacDonald, K. A. Keenleyside, C. G. Ingersoll, andL. J. Field, 1996, 15 page(s).

S0613 Odocoileus virginianus, In: Mammalian Species, W. P. Smith, November 6 1991, 13 page(s).

S0614 CHEMFATE Chemical Search, Environmental Research Center, Syracuse Research Corporation,1999, 1 page(s).


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S0615 Cadmium and manganese sorption on soil macropore material (Abstract), April 2-4, 1986,Memphis, TN, In: The Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 35th annual meeting;South-Central Section, 20th annual meeting, K. F. Steele and R. R. Turner, 1986, 2 page(s).

S0616 Guidelines for Deriving Numerical National Water Quality Criteria for the Protection of AquaticOrganisms and Their Uses, PB85-227049, C. E. Stephan, D. I. Mount, D. J. Hansen, J. H. Gentile,G. A. Chapman, and W. A. Brungs, January 1985, 104 page(s).

S0617 Derivation of Proposed Human Health and Wildlife Bioaccumulation Factors for the Great LakesInitiative, PB93-154672, C.E. Stephan, Office of Research and Development, EnvironmentalResearch Laboratory, March 1993, 126 page(s).

S0618 Stokes Field Guide to Birds, 1st Edition, D. Stokes and L. Stokes, 1996, 10 page(s).

S0619 A Guide to Animal Tracking and Behavior, D. W. Stokes and L. Q. Stokes, 1986, 5 page(s).

S0620 Adsorption and desorption of hexavalent chromium in an alluvial aquifer near Telluride, Colorado,Journal of Environmental Quality: Volume 14(1), K. G. Stollenwerk and D. B. Grove, 1985, 6page(s).

S0621 Modeling the effects of variable groundwater chemistry on adsorption of molybdate, WaterResources Research: Volume 31(2), K. G. Stollenwerk, 1995, 11 page(s).

S0622 Chemical Databases for the Multimedia Environmental Pollutant Assessment System (MEPAS): Version 1, PNL-7145, U.S. Department of Energy, D. L. Strenge and S. R. Peterson, December1989, 8 page(s).

S0623 Ecological Risk Assessment, G. W. Suter, II, 1993, 9 page(s).

S0624 Toxicological Benchmarks for Screening Potential Contaminants of Concern for Effects on AquaticBiota: 1996 Revision, ES/ER/TM-96/R2, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of EnvironmentalManagement, G. W. Suter, II, and C. L. Tsao, June 1996, 149 page(s).

S0625 Toxicity, fertility, teratogenicity, and dominant lethal tests in rats administered cadmiumsubchronically. I. Toxicity studies, Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety: Volume 4, S. Sutou,K. Yamamoto, H. Sendota, K. Tomomatsu, Y. Shimizu, and M. Sugiyama, 1980, 12 page(s).

S0626 Eastern forests, In: The Audubon Society Nature Guides, A. Sutton and M. Sutton, 1985, 6page(s).

S0627 Investigations of the sorption characteristics of radiosilver on some natural and artificial soilparticles, The Science of the Total Environment: Volume 172, G. Szabo, J. Guczi, J. Valyon, andR. A. Bulman, 1995, 14 page(s).

S0628 Determination of Distribution Ratio for 60Co, 85Sr and 134Cs in loess medium, JAERI-M-94-077, T.Tanaka, H. Ogawa, Z. Li, H. Wang, and H. Kamiyama, Department of Environmental SafetyResearch, June 1994, 25 page(s).

S0629 Integrated solid waste management: Engineering principles and management issues, In: McGraw-Hill Series in Water Resources and Environmental Engineering, G. Tchobanoglous, H. Theisen, S.Vigil, P.H.King and R.Eliassen (eds.), 1993, 20 page(s).


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S0630 The Audubon Society Encyclopedia of North American Birds, J. K. Terres, 1980, 11 page(s).

S0631 Environmental Quality Risk Assessment Handbook, Volume II: Environmental Evaluation, EM 200-1-4, U.S.ACE (Army Corp of Engineers), Department of the Army, June 30 1996, 15 page(s).

S0632 National Engineering Handbook, Section 3: Sedimentation, Chapter 6: Sediment sources, yields,and delivery ratios, USDA (Department of Agriculture), 1971, 18 page(s).

S0633 Predicting Rainfall Erosion Losses: A Guide to Conservation Planning, Agriculture Handbook No.537, USDA (Department of Agriculture), Science and Education Administration, 1978, 65 page(s).

S0634 Urban Hydrology for Small Watersheds, TR 55 (210-VI-TR-55), USDA (Department of Agriculture),Soil Conservation Service, Engineering Division, June 1986, 11 page(s).

S0635 National STATSGO Database: USDA-NRCS Soil Survey Division Data Access, Natural ResourcesConservation Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, USDA, (Department of Agriculture), 1994,13 page(s).

S0636 State Soil Geographic (STATSGO) Data Base, Data use information, Miscellaneous PublicationNumber 1492, USDA (Department of Agriculture), Natural Resources Conservation Service,December 1994, 4 page(s).

S0637 1987 Census of Agriculture, Volume1, Geographic Area Series State and County Data, U.S.DOC(Department of Commerce), Economics and Statistics Administration, Bureau of the Census,1989, 15 page(s).

S0638 1992 Census of Agriculture, Geographic Area Series State and County Data, U.S.DOC(Department of Commerce), Bureau of the Census, 1994, 196 page(s).

S0639 Paint and Coating Manufacturing 1997 Economic Census, Manufacturing Industry Series, EC97M-3255A, U.S.DOC (Department of Commerce), Economics and Statistics Administration, USCensus Bureau, August 1999, 38 page(s).

S0640 Solar and Meteorological Surface Observation Network (SAMSON) 1961-1990, U.S.DOC andU.S.DOE, (Department of Commerce National Climatic Data Center and Department of EnergyNational Renewable Energy Laboratory), 1993, 15 page(s).

S0641 Adsorption Isotherm Special Study, DOE/AL/62350-17F, U.S.DOE (Department of Energy), May1993, 30 page(s).

S0642 Biota Sediment Accumulation Factors for Invertebrates: Review and Recommendations for the OakRidge Reservation, BJC/OR-112, U.S.DOE (Department of Energy), August 1998, 49 page(s).

S0643 Ambient Water Quality Criteria for Lead - 1984, EPA 440/5-84-027, U.S. EPA (EnvironmentalProtection Agency), Office of Water, Criteria and Standards Division, January 1985, 89 page(s).

S0644 Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors, Volume I: Stationary Point and Area Sources(Fourth Edition), AP-42, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Air and Radiationand Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, September 1985, 17 page(s).


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S0645 Health Assessment Document for Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene), EPA/600/8-82/005F,U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Health and Environmental Assessment,Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office, July 1985, 18 page(s).

S0646 Health and Environmental Effects Profile for Acrylamide, ECAO-CIN-P126, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office, July 1985, 102page(s).

S0647 Addendum to the Health Assessment Document for Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene),Updated Carcinogenicity Assessment for Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene, PERC, PCE),EPA/600/8-82/005FA, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Health andEnvironmental Assessment, April 1986, 79 page(s).

S0648 Industrial Subtitle D Facility Study, List of Questions in Telephone Survey, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), October 1986, 10 page(s).

S0649 1986 National Survey of Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, Disposal, and Recycling Facilities(TSDR) Database. U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, 1987, 1page(s).

S0650 Health Effects Assessment for Methyl Isobutyl Ketone, EPA/600/8-88/045, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Health and Environmental Assessment, EnvironmentalCriteria and Assessment Office, April 1987, 33 page(s).

S0651 Ambient Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria for Antimony (III), U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), Office of Research and Development, Environmental Research Laboratories, August 301988, 43 page(s).

S0652 National Survey of Solid Waste (Municipal) Landfill Facilities (Draft). EPA/530-SW88-034, U.S.EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response,September 1988, 73 pages(s).

S0653 Ambient Water Quality Criteria Document, Addendum for Antimony, U.S. EPA (EnvironmentalProtection Agency), Office of Water Regulations & Standards, Criteria Branch, May 1989, 21page(s).

S0654 Hazardous Waste TSDF (Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities), Fugitive Particulate MatterAir Emissions Guidance Document, EPA/450/3-89/019, U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, May 1989, 14 page(s).

S0655 Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume I: Human Health Evaluation Manual (Part A),EPA/540/1-89/002, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Emergency andRemedial Response, December 1989, 14 page(s).

S0656 TRI Factsheet on 2,4-Dimethylphenol, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), May 1989, 6page(s).

S0657 Updated Health Effects Assessment for Methyl Ethyl Ketone, EPA/600/8-89/093, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Health and Environmental Assessment, EnvironmentalCriteria and Assessment Office, February 1989, 30 page(s).


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S0658 Background Document for the Surface Impoundment Modeling System (SIMS) Version 2.0, EPA-450/4-90-019b, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Air Quality Planning andStandards, Emission Standards Division, September 1990, 12 page(s).

S0659 Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities - Organic Air Emission Standardsfor Process Vents and Equipment Leaks, Federal Register, 55 FR 25454-25519, June 21 1990, 67page(s).

S0660 Methodology for Assessing Health Risks Associated with Indirect Exposure to CombustorEmissions, EPA/600/6-90/003, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Health andEnvironmental Assessment, January 1990, 37 page(s).

S0661 Hazardous Waste TSDF - Background Information for Proposed RCRA Air Emission Standards,Volume 1, Chapters 1-8 and Appendices A-C, EPA-450/3-89-023a, U.S. EPA (EnvironmentalProtection Agency), Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, June 1991, 10 page(s).

S0662 Guidelines for Exposure Assessment, Federal Register, 57 FR 22888-22893, May 29 1992, 6page(s).

S0663 An SAB Report: Evaluation of the Guidance for the Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative, EPA-SAB-EPEC/DWC-93-005, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Science Advisory Board,The Great Lakes Water Quality Subcommittee of the Ecological Processes and Effects Committee,and the Drinking Water Committee, December 1992, 48 page(s).

S0664 Comparision of a Revised Area Source Algorithm for the Industrial Source Complex Short TermModel and Wind Tunnel Data, EPA-454-92-014, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency),Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, October 1992, 180 page(s).

S0665 Addendum to Methodology for Assessing Health Risks Associated with Indirect Exposure toCombustor Emissions, EPA/600/AP-93/003, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Officeof Health and Environmental Assessment, Exposure Assessment Group, November 1993, 14page(s).

S0666 Technical Basis for Deriving Sediment Quality Criteria for Nonionic Organic Contaminants for theProtection of Benthic Organisms by Using Equilibrium Partitioning, EPA-822-R-93-011, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Water, September 1993, 66 page(s).

S0667 1:250,000 Scale Quadrangles of Landuse/Landcover GIRAS Spatial Data in the ConterminousUnited States: Metadata, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of InformationResources Management, 1994, 10 page(s).

S0668 Wildlife Exposure Factors Handbook, Volumes I and II, EPA/600/R-93/187, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Health and Environmental Assessment and Office ofResearch and Development, December 1993, 21 page(s).

S0669 Methods for Derivation of Inhalation Reference Concentrations and Application of InhalationDosimetry, EPA/600/8-90/066F, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Researchand Development and Office of Health and Environmental Assessment, Environmental Criteria andAssessment Office, October 1994, 38 page(s).

S0670 PCRAMMET User's Guide, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Air QualityPlanning and Standards, July 1995, 91 page(s).


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S0671 Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors, Volume I: Stationary Point and Area Sources; FifthEdition, AP-42, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Air Quality Planning andStandards, January 1995, 31 page(s).

S0672 Draft User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC3) Dispersion Models, Volume I: UserInstructions, EPA-454/B-95-003a, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of AirQuality Planning and Standards, Emissions, Monitoring, and Analysis Division, July 1995, 28page(s).

S0673 Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative Criteria Documents for the Protection of Aquatic Life inAmbient Water, EPA-820-B-95-004, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office ofWater, March 1995, 122 page(s).

S0674 Guidance for Risk Characterization, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Science PolicyCouncil, February 1995, 15 page(s).

S0675 User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC3) Dispersion Models, Volume II: Descriptionof Model Algorithms, EPA-454/B-95-003b, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office ofAir Quality Planning and Standards, Emissions, Monitoring, and Analysis Division, September1995, 130 page(s).

S0676 WATER8, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, U.S. EPA, (Environmental ProtectionAgency), May 1 1995, 6 page(s).

S0677 Amphibian Toxicity Data for Water Quality Criteria Chemicals, EPA/600/R-96/124, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), National Health and Environmental Effects ResearchLaboratory, Western Ecology Division, August 1996, 206 page(s).

S0678 1995 Updates: Water Quality Criteria Documents for the Protection of Aquatic Life in AmbientWater, EPA-820-B-96-001, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Water,September 1996, 3 page(s).

S0679 EPA's Composite Model for Leachate Migration with Transformation Products; EPACMTP,Background Document, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste,September 1996, 20 page(s).

S0680 Proposed Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk Assessment, Federal Register, 61 FR 17960-18011,April 23 1996, 96 page(s).

S0681 Report on Peer Review Workshop on Revisions to the Exposure Factors Handbook. EPA/630/R-96/003, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). 1996, page(s).

S0682 Risk Assessment Issue Paper for: Derivation of a Provisional Subchronic RfC for Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (CASNR 117-81-7), U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), NationalCenter for Environmental Assessment, Superfund Technical Support Center, March 18 1996, 37page(s).

S0683 Soil Screening Guidance Technical Background Document, EPA/540/R/95/128, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, May 1996,11 page(s).


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S0684 Superfund Chemical Data Matrix (SCDM), Office of Emergency and Remedial Response, U.S.EPA, (Environmental Protection Agency), June 1996, 4 page(s).

S0685 Analysis of Subtitle D Waste Management Units Databases Used in Groundwater Pathway Analysisof HWIR, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, September 1997,24 page(s).

S0686 EPA's Composite Model for Leachate Migration with Transformation Products; EPACMTP, User’sGuide, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, 1997, 14 page(s).

S0687 Exposure Factors Handbook, Volume I - General Factors, EPA/600/P-95/002Fa, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Research and Development, August 1997, 10page(s).

S0688 Exposure Factors Handbook, Volume II - Food Ingestion Factors, EPA/600/P-95/002Fa, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Research and Development, August 1997, 15page(s).

S0689 Exposure Factors Handbook, Volume III - Activity Factors, EPA/600/P-95/002Fa, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Research and Development, August 1997, 20page(s).

S0690 Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables (HEAST), FY 1997 Update, EPA-540-R-97-036, U.S.EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), National Center for Environmental Protection, July 311997, 5 page(s).

S0691 Mercury Study Report to Congress, Volume III - Fate and Transport of Mercury in theEnvironment, EPA 452/R-97/005, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of AirQuality Planning and Standards and Office of Research and Development, 1997, 18 page(s).

S0692 Mercury Study Report to Congress, Volume V - Health Effects of Mercury and MercuryCompounds, EPA 452/R-97/007, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of AirQuality Planning and Standards and Office of Research and Development, 1997, 17 page(s).

S0693 Mercury Study Report to Congress, Volume VI - An Ecological Assessment for AnthropogenicMercury Emissions in the United States, EPA 452/R-97/008, U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards and Office of Research and Development,1997, 15 page(s).

S0694 Methodology for Assessing Health Risks Associated with Multiple Pathways of Exposure toCombustor Emissions, Update to EPA/600/6-90/003 Methodology for Assessing Health RisksAssociated with Indirect Exposure to Combustor Emissions, NCEA -0238, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), National Center for Environmental Assessment, 1997, 720page(s).

S0695 Memorandum from E.W. Johnson, U.S. EPA Region 3, to RBC Table Recipients, regarding risk-based concentration table, with attachment; Risk Assessment Issue Paper for: Oral ReferenceDose for Cobalt, National Center for Environmental Assessment, October 22 1997, 32 page(s).


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S0696 The Parameter Guidance Document, A Companion Document to the Methodology for AssessingHealth Risks Associated with Multiple Pathways Exposure to Combustor Emissions, NCEA-0238,U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), National Center for Environmental Assessment,March 1997, 289 page(s).

S0697 Guidelines for Ecological Risk Assessment, EPA/630/R-95/002F, U.S. EPA (EnvironmentalProtection Agency), Risk Assessment Forum, 1998, 171 page(s).

S0698 Hazardous Waste Management System: Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste, Solvents; Final Rule, Federal Register, 63 FR 64371 - 64402, November 19 1998, 32 page(s).

S0699 Human Health Risk Assessment Protocol for Hazardous Waste Combustion Facilities, Volume I,EPA530-D-98-001A, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste andEmergency Response, Multimedia Planning and Permitting Division, Center for CombustionScience and Engineering, July 1998, 27 page(s).

S0700 Methodology for Assessing Health Risks Associated with Multiple Pathways of Exposure toCombustor Emissions. Update to EPA/600/6-90/003 Methodology for Assessing Health RisksAssociated with Indirect Exposure to Combustor Emissions. EPA/600/R-98/137, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), National Center for Environmental Assessment, 1998, 15page(s).

S0701 Memorandum to Regional Administrators I - X, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Clarificationto the 1994 Revised Interim Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA Sites and RCRA Corrective ActionFacilities, from Timothy Fields Jr., U.S. EPA, Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response,August 1998, 14 page(s).

S0702 National Primary Drinking Water Regulations: Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts - Noticeof Data Availability, Federal Register, 63 FR 15674-15692, March 31 1998, 20 page(s).

S0703 National Primary Drinking Water Regulations: Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts - FinalRule, Federal Register, 63 FR 69390-69476, December 16 1998, 88 page(s).

S0704 Toxicological Review of Hexavalent Chromium (CAS No. 18540-29-9), In Support of SummaryInformation on the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), August 1998, 16 page(s).

S0705 Toxicological Review of Methyl Methacrylate (CAS No. 80-62-6), In Support of SummaryInformation on the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), National Center for Environmental Assessment, January 1998, 80 page(s).

S0706 Toxicological Review of Trivalent Chromium (CAS No. 16065-83-1) in Support of SummaryInformation on the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), August 1998, 51 page(s).

S0707 Addendum, User's Guide for the Industrial Source Complex (ISC3) Dispersion Models, Volume I -User Instructions, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Air Quality Planning andStandards, Emissions, Monitoring, and Analysis Division, June June 1999, 22 page(s).

S0708 Appendix W to Part 51 - Guideline on Air Quality Models. Code of Federal Regulations 40 CFR 51.July 1 1999. 91 page(s).


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S0709 Chemical Data Base For HWIR99, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office ofResearch and Development, 1999, 19 page(s).

S0710 Data Collection for the Hazardous Waste Identification Rule, Section 10. Farm Food Chain andTerrestrial Foodweb Data, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste,October 1999, 46 page(s).

S0711 Data Collection for the Hazardous Waste Identification Rule, Section 11. Aquatic Food Web Data,U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, October 1999, 59 page(s).

S0712 Data Collection for the Hazardous Waste Identification Rule, Section 12. Ecological ExposureFactors, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, October 1999, 47page(s).

S0713 Data Collection for the Hazardous Waste Identification Rule, Section 14. Ecological Benchmarks,U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, October 1999, 105 page(s).

S0714 Data Requirements and Confidence Indicators for Ecological Benchmarks Supporting ExemptionCriteria for the Hazardous Waste Identification Rule (HWIR99), U.S. EPA (EnvironmentalProtection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, October 1999, 37 page(s).

S0715 ECOTOX (ECOlogical TOXicity Database) Aquatic Toxicity Effects Data (AQUIRE), Mid-ContinentEcology Division and Western Ecology Division, National Health and Environmental EffectsResearch Laboratory, U.S. EPA, (Environmental Protection Agency), January 28 1999, 95page(s).

S0716 National Recommended Water Quality Criteria-Correction, EPA 822-Z-99-001, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Water, April 1999, 26 page(s).

S0717 Partition Coefficients for Metals in Surface Water, Soil, and Waste, U.S. EPA (EnvironmentalProtection Agency), Office of Solid Waste, June 22 1999, 73 page(s)

S0718 Revised Risk Assessment for the Air Characteristic Study, Volume II. Technical BackgroundDocument, EPA530-R-99-019b, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of SolidWaste, August 1999, 7 page(s).

S0719 SCRAM Bulletin Board, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, U.S. EPA, (EnvironmentalProtection Agency), 1999, 16 page(s).

S0720 Source Modules for Nonwastewater Waste Management Units (Land Application Units, Wastepiles,and Landfills), Backgournd and Implementation for the Multimedia, Multipathway, and MultireceptorRisk Assessment (3MRA) for HWIR99, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office ofSolid Waste, October 1999, 96 page(s).

S0721 Toxicological Review of Barium and Compounds (CAS No. 7440-39-3), In Support of SummaryInformation on the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), Office of Research and Development, National Center for Environmental Assessment,January 1999, 52 page(s).

S0722 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI), 1997 Public Data Release, U.S. EPA (Environmental ProtectionAgency), Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics, 1999, 28 page(s)


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S0723 Understanding Variation in Partition Coefficeient, Kd, Values, Volume I: The Kd Model, Methods ofMeasurement, and Application of Chemical Reaction Codes, EPA 402-R-99-004A, U.S. EPA(Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Air and Radiation, August 1999, 213 page(s).

S0724 Current Drinking Water Standards. National Primary and Secondary Drinking Water Standards,Office of Water, U.S. EPA, (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency), 2000, 9 page(s).

S0725 Hazardous Waste Management System; Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste: InorganicChemical Manufacturing Wastes; Land Disposal Restrictions for Newly Identified Wastes; andCERCLA Hazardous Substance Designation and Reportable Quantities, Federal Register, 65 FR55684 - 55738, September 14, 2000, 55 page(s).

S0726 Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), Office of Research and Development, National Centerfor Environmental Assessment, U.S. EPA, (Environmental Protection Agency), 2000, 542 page(s).

S0727 Options for Development of Parametric Probability Distributions for Exposure Factors, EPA/600/R-00/058, U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Office of Research and Development,National Center for Environmental Assessment, July 2000, 11 page(s).

S0728 STORET (STORage and RETrieval system), Office of Water, U.S. EPA, (Environmental ProtectionAgency), 2000, 4 page(s).

S0729 Symptoms and signs in workers exposed predominantly to xylenes, International Archives ofOccupational and Environmental Health: Volume 64(8), Y. Uchida, H. Nakatsuka, H. Ukai, T.Watanabe, Y. Liu, M. Huang, Y Wang, F. Zhu, H. Yin, and M. Ikeda, May 1993, 11 page(s).

S0730 International Station Meteorological Climate Summary (ISMCS), USN, USAF, and U.S.DOC, (U.S.Navy; U.S. Air Force; U.S. Department of Commerce;), June 1992, 8 page(s).

S0731 The Water Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition, F. van der Leeden, F. L. Troise, and David Keith Todd,1990, 10 page(s).

S0732 Toxicity and bioaccumulation of chlorophenols in earthworms, in relation to bioavailability in soil,Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety: Volume 15, C. A. M. van Gestel and W. Ma, 1988, 9page(s).

S0733 A contribution to environmental risk assessment for transport of cadmium through groundwaterlayers. Case study of the Sava River (near Zagreb, Croatia) region, Water Research: Volume32(12), M. Vukovic and J. Biscan, 1998, 7 page(s).

S0734 CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 58th Edition, R. C. Weast, (ed.), 1977, 4 page(s).

S0735 Summary of Environmental Fate of Organometalic Drying Reagents in Landfill Environments, E.J.Weber and J.W. Washington, (Environmental Protection Agency), National Exposure ResearchDivision, Ecosystems Research Division, July 20 2000, 4 page(s).

S0736 Teratogenic potential of purified pentachlorophenol and pentachloroanisole in subchronicallyexposed Sprague-Dawley rats, Food Cosmet.Toxicol.: Volume 25(2), J. Welsh, T. F. X. Collins, T.N. Black, S. L. Graham, and M. W. O'Donnell, Jr., 1987, 10 page(s).

S0737 Field guide to North American mammals, In: National Audobon Society, J. O. Whitaker, Jr., April1997, 5 page(s).


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S0738 Uptake and retention of dietary cadmium in mallard ducks, Environmental Research: Volume 17, D.H. White and M. T. Finley, 1978, 7 page(s).

S0739 Western forests, In: The Audubon Society Nature Guides, S. Whitney, 1985, 7 page(s).

S0740 Determining the universal soil loss equation's length-slope factor for watersheds, May 24-26, 1976,Perdue University, West Lafayette, IN, In: A National Conference on Soil Erosion - Soil erosion:Prediction and control, J. R. Williams and H. D. Berndt, 1977, 22 page(s).

S0741 Ondatra zibethicus, In: Mammalian Species, G. R. Willner, G. A. Feldhamer, E. E. Zucker, and J.A. Chapman, November 20 1980, 8 page(s).

S0742 Inhalation of aerosolized ethylene glycol by man, Clinical Toxicology: Volume 7(5), J. H. Wills, F.Coulston, E. S. Harris, E. W. McChesney, J. C. Russell, and D. M. Serrone, October 1974, 8page(s).

S0743 Heavy metal migration is soil-leachate systems, Biocycle: Volume 24, K. V. Wong, S. Sengupta, D.Dasgupta, E. L. Daly, N. Nemerow, and H. P. Gerrish, 1983, 4 page(s).

S0744 Aeration, A Wastewater Treatment Process. Manual of Practice - No. FD-13, WPCF and ASCE,(Water Pollution Control Federation and American Society of Civil Engineers), 1988, 3 page(s).

S0745 Distribution and biomagnification of selenium in a restored upland grassland contaminated byselenium from agricultural drain water, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry: Volume 14(4), L.Wu, J. Chen, K. K. Tanji, and G. S. Banuelos, 1995, 10 page(s).

S0746 Sorption of manganese, cobalt, zinc, strontium, and cesium onto agricultural soils: statisticalanalysis on effects of soil properties, Water, Air, and Soil Pollution: Volume 83, H. Yasuda, S.Uchida, Y. Muramatsu, and S. Yoshida, 1995, 12 page(s).

S0747 Boron sorption by soil in the presence of composted organic matter, Soil Science Society ofAmerica Journal: Volume 59, U. Yermiyahu, R. Keren, and Y. Chen, 1995, 6 page(s).

S0748 Letter to Phil Wirdzek, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Test Rules Development Branch,regarding information on naphthenate metal salts, from K. L. Zacharias, National Paint & CoatingsAssociation, August 11 1983, 11 page(s).

S0749 Comparative effects of trivalent and hexavalent chromium on spermatogenesis of the mouse,Toxicology and Environmental Chemistry: Volume 25, Z. R. Zahid, Z. S. Al-Hakkak, A. H. H.Kadhim, E. A. Elias, and I. S. Al-Jumaily, 1990, 6 page(s).

S0750 Field studies on the migration of arsenic and cadmium in a carbonater gravel aquifer near Munich(Germany), Journal of Hydrology: Volume 133, M. T. Zahn and K. P. Seiler, 1992, 14 page(s).

S0751 Enthalpy of adsorption and isotherms for adsorption of naphthenic acid onto clays, Journal ofColloid and Interface Science:(190), L Zou, B. Han, H. Yan, K. L. Kasperski, Y. Xu, and L. G.Hepler, 1997, 4 page(s).