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C&D Debris

Which of the following materials are typically excluded from a state's legal definition of construction and demolition debris? Choose 3
A. Non-asbestos insulation, B. Asbestos tile, C. Roofing cement, D. Framing lumber
E. Asphalt shingles, F. Drywall, G. Treated wood ties


Answer is B, C and G typically receive a label such as hazardous, unacceptable, potentially toxic, or illegal. If the waste meets the federal definition of hazardous waste, then treatment or disposal in accordance with federal or state guidelines is required.

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Resource tip: read more about Construction and demolition debris from the EPA

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