APPENDIX E
NORTH AMERICAN LANDFILLS OWNED OR OPERATED BY WMI
Canada
Aurora Landfill (Ontario)
G. Willimbury/Cauglin Landfills
Highway 48 Landfill
Keele Valley Landfill
Pine Bluff Landfill (Pine Bluff)
Union County Landfill
B.J. Landfill (Doraville)
Kirby Canyon Landfill (San Jose)
Lancaster Landfill (Los Angeles)
Simi Valley Landfill (Simi Valley)
Yolo Sanitary Landfill
County Line Landfill (Littleton)
Denver-Arapahoe Disposal Site (Aurora)
Foothills Landfill
Gunnison County Landfill (Gurnison)
:i_e
Mohawk Valley Sanitary Landfill
Pine Bluff Landfill
Rumble Landfill
Gulf Coast Sanitary Landfill (Fort Meyers)
Hiilsborongh Heights Sanitary Landfill
Hipps Road Landfill (Jacksonville)
Keene Road Landfill, Inc.
Northwest Regional Sanitary Landfill
Southern Landfill
Southeast Landfill (Lithia)
Springhill Regional Sanitary Landfill
Sunbeam Road Landfill (Jacksonville)
Tallahassee Landfill (Tallahassee)
Trinity Landfill
United Sanitation Services Landfill (Miami)
Walton County Landfill (Santa Rosa)
Live Oak Landfill (Atlanta)
Old Mcflonough Road -1-285 Sanitary Landfill
Rolling Hills Landfill (College Park)
Centralia Environmental Services Landfill (Centralia)
Chain of Rocks Landfill (Chouteau Jaland)
CII) Corporation (Calumet City)
Greene Valley Landfill (Naperville)
Kankakee Landfill (Kankakee)
Lake Landfill (Northbrook)
Midway Landfill (Batavia)
Milam Landfill (Madison)
New Hanover County Landfill
Settlers Hill Landfill (Batavia)
Tazewell County Landfill (East Peoria)
Tri-County Landfill (South Elgin) page 236
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Wheatland Prairie Landfill (Will County)
Woodland Landfill (Elgin)
Danville Sanitary Landfill (Danville)
LaPorte County Landfill (Michigan City)
Prairie View Landfill (Wyatt)
Wheeler Landfill (Wheeler)
Yard 520 Landfilll
Outer Loop Landfill (Louisville)
Alexandria Landfill
American Waste and Pollution Control-Kelvin Sanitary Landfill (Wagerman)
Jefferson Davis Landfill
Lafayette Landfill - (Lafayette)
Woodside Landfill
Cereal City Landfill (Battle Creek)
Eagle Valley Landfill (Orion Township)
Holland Lagoons (Holland)
Joslyn Landfill
Pine Valley Landfill
Predmore Landfill
Saginaw Landfill (Saginaw)
Tri-City Landfill
Woodland Meadows Landfill (Wayne) page 237
Pike County Landfill (Magnolia)
Rumble Landfill
Turnkey Landfill (Rochester)
Avon Landfill
Howell Landfill
L & D Landfill (Bordentown)
Meadowlands Landfill (Kearney)
Mt. Holly Landfill
Parkiands Landfill (Bordentown)
Sanitary Landfill, Inc.
New Mexico
Alamagordo Sanitary Landfill
Farmington Sanitary Landfill
Hobbs Sanitary Landfill
San Juan County Landfill
Sunshine Sanitary Landfill
Trijillo Road Landfill
Mohawk Valley Sanitary Landfill (Frankfort)
Monroe-Livingston Sanitary Landfill (&ottsville)
Ontario County Landfill
Waymor Sanitary Landfill (Macedon)
Evergreen Landfill (Northwood) page 238
Lake County Land Improvement (Chesterland)
Lima Landfill (Lima)
Model Landfill
Pinnacle Road Landfill, Inc. (Dayton)
Powell Road Landfill
Seriff Road Landfill (Lima)
St. Paris Landfill
Statewide Landfill (Canton)
Suburban Landfill (Brownsville)
Tiffin Landfill (Republic)
Mosley Road Landfill (Oklahoma City)
Geological Reclamation Operation and
Waste Systems, Inc. [G.R.O.W.S., Inc.]Harmony Sanitary Landfill Co.
Lakeview Landfill (Erie)
Meadowland Landfill
Modem Sanitation Landfill (York)
Pottstown Landfill (Pottstown)
River Road Landfill
Sunny Farms Landfill
millytown Resources Landfill
Hickory Hills Landfill (Burton)
Palmetto Landfill (Spartenburg)
Tennessee
Chestnut Ridge Sanitary Landfill (Heiskel)
Atascocita Development Corp. Landfill (Humble)
Austin Community Landfill (Manor)
Bluebonnet Landfill (Houston)
DWF Sanitary Landfill (Lewisville)
Eastside Sanitary Landfill (Ft. Worth)
Hillside Landfill page 239
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Lacy Lakeview Landfill
Skyline Landfill
Southeast Landfill (Ft. Worth)
Southwest Landfill
Westside Sanitary Landfill (Ft. Worth)
Green Lake Landfill Corp.
Laver iSanitary Landfill
Metro Landfill (Fran]din)
Muskegon Landfill (Muskegon)
Omega Hills/Parkview Landfill (Germantown)
Pheasant Run Landifil (Paris)
Ridgeview Regional Sanitary Landfill (Frarikhj~)
Source WMJ Landfills, company printout by regions, 1988. Page 240
APPENDIX F
DEMOGRAPHY OF MAJOR WMI HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES AND ADJACENT AREAS
In 1984, the California Waste Management Board commissioned a report prepared by Cerrell Associates of Los Angeles, "Political Difficulties Facing Waste-to-Energy Conversion Plant Siting,'t in which a demographic analysis was completed detailing which communities would offer the least resistance to so-called "Locally Undesirable Land Uses." Cerrell showed that such communities are typically rural, poor, and politically conservative with no history of activism of any sort. "The person least likely to oppose a facility is older, has a high school education or less, and adheres to a conservative, free-market orientation." Cornmunities where WMI has sited and operated their waste disposal facilities often typically match these criteria.
The following table provides demographic statistics ahout the areas where WMI(CWM facilities are located. Figures are for 1986. An asterisk (*) indicates zip codes where WMI facility is located, and other figures are for nearby areas.
In 1991 it was revealed in North Carolina that Chem-Nuclear, a WMI subsidiary commissioned a report by Epley and Associates, Inc. to gauge potential opposition to a "low-level" radioactive waste landfill. Socioeconomic conditions were a major criteria used in assessing potential opposition to the dump.
CWM is currently involved in a lawsuit ified on behalf of People for Clean Air and Water of Kettlemen City, California. The suit alleges that CWM has engaged in a practice of environmental racism on the siting of its landfills and dumps. The figures charted here clearly support that allegation.
Categories:
1-- Population (thousand)
2-- White (percent)
3--Mean household income (thousands of dollars)
4-- Mean monthly rent (dollars)
5--Mean home value (thousands of dollars)
6-- percent of population under age 5
7-- percent population 65 and over
Site
1 2 4 'S 6 7National Mean: 83 27A 315 97.6 7 ii
Emelle, Alabama,
Emelle (35459) * 1.2 0 15.9 131 40.9 13 13Landfill
Bellamy (36901) 0.9 24 20.7 208 30.2 10 10
Epes (85460) 0.7 0 11.9 150 30.3 10 19
Caotopa (35450) 0.9 19 15.9 139 43.0 11 19 page241
Need page 242 here Site 1 2 1 4 7
Cuba (36907) 2.3 o 14.9 124 39.1 6 15
Gainesville (35464) 0.6 18 13.4 158 35.3 11 12
Livingston (35470) 4.5 44 20.7 227 73.4 10 9
Ward (36922) 0.8 28 16.3 182 40.5 7 22
York (36925) 4.5 0 23.6 155 46.2 10 16
Kettlemen City, Kettlemen City (93239)* 1.4 61 20 227 59.8 10 2
California, Landfill
Avenal (93204) 4.5 71 22.4 290 52.7 11 11
Lowry, Colorado, Lowry (80013) 24.4 91 37.3 669 130.1 13 1
Landfill
Lowry (80014)* 22.1 96 38.6 437 158.2 6 7
CID Landfill/SCA Calumet City (60409) * 39.7 92 31.8 386 87.4 6 12
Incinerator,
Chicago (60617)* 107.6 39 29.4 312 68.7 8 8
Calumet City And
Chicago, Illinois Chicago (60649) 68.7 4 22.9 365 87.3 9 7
Chicago (60628) 107.6 5 28.1 371 66.9 8 5
Chicago (60627) 26.8 50 24.6 299 71.6 9 11
Chicago (60633) 15.6 97 3.2 304 77.1 6 11
Joliet, Illinois, Elwood (60421)* 2.4 ? 36.9 392 116.2 8 6
Landfill
Manhattan (60442) 4.0 99 33.3 403 119.9 10 8
Lake Charles, Sulphur (70663)* 30.9 95 30.7 329 86.9 9 8
Louisiana, Landfill
Site 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Model City,
Model City (14107)* 0.2 100 29.9 255 68.1 0 0 New York, LandfillLewiston (14092) 10.3 96 38.6 451 107 5 12
Vickery, Ohio, Vickery (43464)* 1.6 0 247 356 65.5 7 8
Deepwell Injection
Castaha (44824) 4.3 100 3&9 385 97~7 7 5
And Storage Facility
Arlington, Oregon,
Arlington (97812)* 0.8 95 25.8 274 75.9 10 9Hazardous Waste
Roosevelt (Wash) (99356) 0.2 100 30 242 60.3 12 13
/ Landfill
Corpus christi,
Corpus Christi (78417)* 3.0 64 21 292 40.1 12 4Texas, Deepwell
Injection
Port Arthur, Texas,
Port Arthur (77640)*
Hazardous Waste
Incineratqr And
Landfill
62.2 56 24.4 283 48.1 8
14
Barnwell, South
Carolina, Nuclear
Waste Dump
Barnwell (29812)*
8.8 67 21.4 259 62.9 9 10 page 243
Ritp 1 9 5 6 7
Channahon, Illinois,
Channahon (60410)*Nuclear Waste
Compacting Facility
3.1 97 85.6 401 104.1 10 4
Minooka (60447) 4.8 100 35.7 398 122.4 8
6
Furley, Kansas,
Furley (Wichita) (67226)* 2.0 89 44.4 623 133.1 10 3 Landfill
OakbrooklHinsdale,
(60521)Illinois
(headquarters Of
WMI, Inc.)
Benton (67017) 1.4 98 31.4 890 74.9 10 7
Andover (67002) 2.6 99 29.5 318 92.4 9 5
White Water (67154) 1.4 99 29.4 289 68.6 7 16
Kechi (67067) 0.2 0 23.4 391 56.1 19 7
Valley Center (67147) 5.9 99 33.1 340 86.7 7 9
38.2 94 64.8 481 244.8 6 9
Table extracted from: Council on Economic Priorities, Oualitv of Life in
American Neighborhoods (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1986). Page 244ù¹_ _
APPENDIX G
WASTE MANAGEMENI; INC.: Examples of Recent Penalties or Settlements
Note: As WMI itself admits in its rebuttal to the 1987 edition of the Green-peace report, Waste Management, Inc., "CWM has never conceded any environmental violations at any of its facilities; it has entered into agreements involving settlements to avoid litigation and to bring about improvements requested by regulatory agencies." (See endnote 555) In other w6rds, WML(CWM typically pay a penalty or settlement to avoid court adjudication of their responsibility for civil and criminal charges of this type. In this way they have been able to defend themselves by suggesting that all the charges are "alleged" violations that were never proven true and repeatedly claim that no environmental or health threats were proven.
The penalties and settlements listed below include environmental, operational, and reporting violations committed by WMI, its subsidiaries, and affiliated divisions. The list does not include payments made to individuals who have sued WMI for damages. Not all proposed fines have been collected. Fines denoted with an asterisk are still pending. The sources relied upon list many additional charges and their resolution, which did not include payment of any penalty The list does not include penalties or settlements paid by WML(CWM for violations committed by companies prior to their acquisition by WML(CWM..
(Sources: 1, 17, 23, 482, 472, 414, 640,
760. The table does not include additional charges and their resolution as reported in these sources where the settlement did not include a payment)
Location Description Of Charge Penalty Or Settlement
Paid
1980
Cinnantinson, New Jersey
Ordered to cease acceptance of additional waste and to submit
a closure plan.$50,000
Model City, PCB marking and disposal
$13,500
New York
regulations violations.
19S1
Acceptance of hazardous waste without
providing required notice; fa'l~ure to
prevent pond erosion and provide cover to
a hazardous waste pile and failure to submit
a contingency plan to local authorities.
Vickery,
Ohio
$2,000
Joliet,
Improper landfill operations.$7,000
Illinois
Furley, Improper storage of POB
$8,550
pag6 245
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an annual record of POBs handled
from 1978 to 1979.
ma
Eikridge, Maryland
Pompano Reach, Florida
Transport spill.
Improper infectious waste handling (reduced from $2.2 million proposed
penalty).
nsa
$750
1983
Lowry, Colorado
Seymour, Indiana
Arlington, Oregon
EPA penalty for failure to repair hazardous waste leak and improper record keeping.
EPA penalty for failure to properly cleanup hazardous waste site.
EPA penalty for solidification and
burial of PCBs in violation of regulations.$48,650
$3,000
$3,500
Emeile, Alabama Department of Environmental $50,000
Alabama Management penalty for WMI
operations.
Emeile, EPA penalty for landfill operations. $13,500
Alabama
Bordent own, No description given. Three charges. $70,850
New Jersey
Henrietta, Settlement claim. $3,000
New York
Wichita, Late payment of closure escrow account. $700 Kansas
Emelle, EPA ($450,000) and state of Alabama $2,100,000
Alabama ($150,000) pe4alties for illegal
storage of nearly 3,000,000 gallons
of PCBs. (Includes cleanup and control
measures totaling an estimated
$1,500,000.) page 246
Lowry, Colorado
Lowry, Colorado
Water leaks into waste trench.
Failure to follow decontamination procedures in closure plan.
$70,000
$1,500
Lowry, Colorado
Lowry, Colorado
Failure to maintain adequate inspection logs, to correct leakage at a surface impoundment, to conduct proper groundwater monitoring, and to maintain an up~to~date contingency plan.
Improper transport of hazardous waste.
$40,990
$5,000
Vickery, Ohio
Ohio State EPA and CWM consent agreement including $10 million penalty and at least $10 million in compliance measures. Ohio Attorney General charged deliberate sale of POB-laced oil to unsuspecting customers and originally sought $450 million in penalties.
$20,000,000
Vickery, EPA penalty for mixing incom $40,000
Ohio patible wastes in a lagoon.
~kery, Error leading to an annulus pres $10,000
Ohio sure differential less than permitted.
~kery, Manifest regulations violations. $8,000
Ohio
Kettleman City, California
Newark, New Jersey
Groundwater monitoring violations and unauthorized modifications.
Storing waste in unpermitted areas, waste storage in excess of ninety days, and failure to maintain completed operating log.
$108,400
$15,000
Morrisyifle, State penalty for operational $so,ooo
Pennsylvania violations at GROWS landfill.
Model City, State penalty for landfill
$300
New York operations. Page 247
Hermitage, Unlawful leachate discharge. $2,400
Pennsylvania
East St. Louis, Unspecified violation. $26,000
Illinois
Muskegon, Unspecified violations at Bofor~~ -Nobel $18,000
Michigan facility.
Wayne, Multiple violations (unspecified) $35,000
Michigan (Woodland Meadows Landfill).
Buffalo, Supply to an unpermitted person. $2,000
New York
Northwood, Failure to follow contingency plan, $3,000
Ohio monitor groundwater, and submit report.
Arlington, Permit application violation. $15,000
Oregon
Columbus, Penalty related to pesticide $4,000
Ohio operations.
Ohio Visible emissions of asbestos
containing waste.
1285
$300
Vickery, Ohio
Arlington, Oregon
Kettlewan City, California
Port Arthur, Texas
EPA charge: deliberate sale of six $2,500,000 million gallons of PCB-laced
fuel oil to unsuspecting customers. Reduced from proposed fihe of $6.8 million.
EPA penalty~for hrn~dreds of violations $610,000 related to defective controls and
record keeping.
80 landfill operation violations. $4,000,000
Settlement includes $2. 1 million
EPA penalty, $1.1 million Calif Health
Dept. monitoring penalties, and
$800,000 in other penalties.
Texas Attorney General penalty frir $1,000,000 inadequate groundwater protection.
Emelle, Coast Guard charge of shipment $2,000 page 248
Alabama
operation violations.
Arlington9 Oregon
Arlington, Oregon
Model City, New York
Model City, New York
Model City, New York
Model City, New York
Utica, New York
Polk, Wisconsin
1'renton, New Jersey
Failure to properly handle hazardous waste, accurately document waste transactions, sample and analyze wastes, and moldy and update contingency plans.
Improper handling of hazardous waste, failure to accurately document storage and disposal of PCBs, and improperly operating a leachate system.
$125,000
$235,000
Storage of PCBs in an unmarked area. $20,000
Improper disposal of PCB-contaminated $18,000 sludge.
Disposal of PCB-cbntaminated sludge in $867,500 excess of EPA approved levels.
Failure to complete 1983 annual PCB $15,750 document.
Improper disposal of 55-gallon drama by hauler.
Penalties related to groundwater and
leachate program.
Falsification of information and failure to comply with waste flow rules.
$2,000
$48,000
$5,000
Bordentown, Violation of odor regulations. $23,800
New Jersey
Bordentown, New Jersey
Mohawk Vailey, New York
Settlement with Bordentown Board of $150,000 Health.
Leachate discharge and expansion $6,000 of landfill without a liiier.
Mohawk Vailey, Acceptsnce of unauthorized waste. $1,500
New York.
wheeler, Improper inspection, release of
$4,250
Indiana hazardous waste, failure to comply page 249
with emergency requirements, and failure to contain runoff.
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Baniwell, South Carolina
Bakersfield, Califbrnia
Charleston, South Carolina
Model City, New York
Newark, New Jersey
Illinois
Dept. of
Transportation
Pennsylvania
Groundwater violations.
Permitting truck drivers to make
improper entries on their records-of-duty.
Failure to comply with groundwater monitoring requirements.
Failure to provide verification of financial responsibility for sudden and accidental occurrences, storage of electroplating sludge in excess of permitted storage period, failure to accurately document origin and intended disposal facility for electroplating waste, and failure to implement an approved personnel training program.
Penalty and required submittal of
quarterly state inspection reports (no flirther description given).
Improper operation of duum emptying
system.
Shipment of hazardous waste without proper identification.
No description given. $20,000
penalty and $70,000 to a waste abatement program.$30,000
$12,000
$20,000
$1,200
$35,000
$400
$1,650
$90,000
Ohio
Release of rainwater that had fallen on stabilized hazardous waste, and failure to report this incident in a timely manner.
1980
$28,000
Arlington, Landfill operations violations. $125,000
Oregon
Menomenee Emissions violations. $8,500 page 250
Falls, Wisconsin
Amesbury,
Violations related to sewer and $75,000Massachusetts water systems.
Jacksonviile, No description given. $13,883
Florida
Lancaster, No description given. $2,000
Call fornia
Calumet City, Violation of compliance order. $39,000
rilinois
New Orleans, Repetitive permit violations. $10,000
Louisiana
Monroe, Insufficient daily cover and con $8,000
Louisiana taminated water.
Trenton, Failure to supply information and $5,000
New Jersey violations of waste rules.
Vineland, New Jersey
Newark, Ohio
Waste flow rules violation.
Hydrogen chloride release from an accident.
$4,000
$2,000
Joliet, Illlnois
Civil penalty to implement corrective actions.
$37,250
West Virginia, Department of Highways
Adams Center, Indiana
Adams Center, Indiana
Manifest irregularities and and tractor trailer containing a leaking package.
Failure to install mouitering wells in certain required location8, submit or implement an adequate ground-water quality assessment program in a timely manner, and obtain adequate liability coverage.
Transporting waste without proper venting capacity, piping protection, or closure means.
$5,800
$30,000
$3,900
Fort Wayne, CERCLA (Super~d) penalty. $1,200,000 page 251
Indiana
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Model City, New York
Failure to display proper identification (number markings) on a vehicle, use of non-specific cargo tank
Various groundwater samplmg analysis deficiencies; exceeding allowed leachate levels.
$1,250
$105,000
Vickery, Ohio
Louisville, Kentucky
New Orleans, Louisiana
Employee allowing release of rainwater that haa fallen on stabilized hazardous waste; failure to report this in a timely manner.
Violations of opacity regulations.
Surface water and leachate mismanage-ment, litter, levee in disrepair, and other repetitive or minor violations.
$28,000
$100
$10,000
Magnolia,
Insufficient daily cover $8,000Louisiana and contaminated surface water.
Canton, Penalties pertaining to road maintenance $200
Michigan and odors.
Howell, Settlement of all penalties. No $275,000
New Jersey description given.
Newark, Transport of hazardous waste $5,000
New Jersey in unauthorized cargo tank.
Newark, Restitution and investigation costs. $5,000
New Jersey No description given.
Imnois Improper transport of waste $3,900
Department in tank without venting capacity,
of 'mans piping protection or closure means.
portation
Lowry,
Colorado
Illegal disposal of PCBs.
1987
$15,000
Michigan Transport of hazardous waste without $3,000
proper state vehicle permit.
Kent County, 'Transportation violation. $1,100 page 252
Michigan
Blacirwood,
New Jersey
Lake Charles, Louisiana
No description given.
Failure to sign two asbestos disposal verification forms and to submit them in a timely inanner.
$775
$2,500
Lake Charles,
Untimely submission of groundwater $2,000Louisiana quality assessment plans.
Lake Charles, Louisiana
New Jersey
Vehicle marking deficiencies.
Operation of a tank without associated scrubber.
$1,250
$700
Emelle, Alabama
Failure to follow waste analysis and accepting 14 drams of outdated pesticide materials..
$20,000
Denver,
Disposal of PCB in concentrations $15,000Colorado
exceeding 50 ppm in a landfillnot approved to receive such wastes.
Pompano Beach, Miscellaneous storage deficiencies. Florida
Lake Charles, Failure to notily Louisiana Depart
Louisiana ment of Environmental Quality when
waste shipments to CWM were rejected for
manifest discrepancies and various dram
handling and disposal deficiencies.
$4,050
$32,500
Newark,
Operation of a tank without associated$700
New Jersey scrubber.
Model City, Failure too~y permit condition
$7,500
New York regarding daily cover.
Arlington, Numerous RCRA violations.
$15,000
Oregon
Phoenix, TWO violations of state air laws.
$278
Arizona
Model City, Daily waste covenng violations.
$7,500
New York page 253
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Chicago, Groundwater monitoring violations. $22,800
Illinois
Peoria, RCRA violations. $27,000
Illinois
California Failure to comply with~ groundwater $20,000
monitoring requirements.
Pompano Beach, FL
Monroe, Louisiana
Discharge of air pollutants.
Permit violations regarding receiving and monitoring of incoming special wastes and failure to follow contingency plan.
$1,625
$11,000
Canton, Unapproved waste piles. $27,000
Michigan
Naperviile, Uncovered refuse. $500
Illinois
Kettleman City, California
Irvine, California
No description given.
South Coast Air Quality Management District charge for failure to pennit, maintain, or log vapor recovery equipment.
$680
$1,500
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Disconnecting emissions monitors at SCA incinerator. Includes $300,000 per year for five years for flill-time state oversight of the incinerator.
Operation violations. Also required submittal of detailed plan for improving operating procedures.
*2,093,000
$58,000
Chicago, Groundwater monitqring violations. $18,240
Illinois
Plain field, Uncovered refuse and failure to *1,000
Illinois collect and contain litter.
Vineland, Waste flow violation. $4,000 page 254
New Jersey
Imnois
Improper container lable. $1,800
Model City, New York
Emeile, Alabama
Receiving untested wastes.
Unauthorized disposal of(acrylic fiber) wastes.
$1,200,000
$150,000
Doraville, Georgia
Adams Center, In diana
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Newark, New Jersey
Failure to obtain a license for asbestos work and failure to provide certified foreman to supervise the work.
Failure to properly install and operate groundwater monitoring wells; deficiencies in cost estimates and financial assurance.
Failure to submit groundwater quality assessment plans in a timely manner.
Discharge of aqueous waste not
permitted by the facility's National
Pollution Discharge Ellmination
System permit.
$1,200
$16,000
$2,000
$5,000
Model City, Shipments of wastes not included $1,000
New York on manifest.
Napervilie, Uncovered refuse. $500
Illinois
Rochester, Operation of a storage area for $10~000
New York solid waste without a valid permit.
Beatway Failure to tarp drummed waste and $10,000
Disposal release of release of unauthorized liquid.
Facility,
New York
Blackwood, Noise problems.
$6,000
New Jersey
Carrolton, Release of visible emissiOns of
$300
Ohio asbestos-contaminated waste.
Evergreen Violation of shipping manifest $6,000 page 255
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Landfill, Ohio
Illinois
regulations and inadequate groundwater assessment plan.
Transport of waste without adequate container labeling, without complete description on shipping paper, and without complete vehicle placarding.
$8,450
Illinois Department of Transportation
Failure to comply with placard $1,500
requirements.
Adams Center, Groundwater monitoring deficiencies. $16,000 Indiana
Bordentown, Violation of odor regulations. $23,000
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Transport of waste without completion $1,000
of manifest by the generator.
Lahyettel
Baton Rouge, Water and htter violation. $25,000
Louisiana
Avon dale, Expansion wiihout approval. $2,500
Louisiana
'Ma
Canada Improper waste disposal. $22,500
Kettleman City, California
Livermore, California
College Park, Georgia
Lahiyette, Louisiana
Suiphur, Louisiana
Failure to report a fire $85,000 and other violations.
Punctured pipe to electric generating $486 facility.
Daily cover and bird control violations.
$10,000
Failure to apply daily cover as required $18,000 by previous state order.
Storage of waste in an open container, $18,250 failure to clean up materials, and
other violations. Page 256
Bordentown,
Violations of odor regulations. $23,000New Jersey
Gloucester, Spill of approximately 100 gallons $600
New Jersey of fliel from tank.
Pennsylvania Failure to prevent accelerating $1,500
erosion.
Vickery, Waste storage tank operation violations. $14,000
Ohio
Chicago, 27 violations of previous court order. $270,0oo*
Illinois
Bothell, Damage, including fish kill, resulting $952
Washington from lot runoff and catch basin overflow.
Washington Failure to comply with permit $26,595
conditions relating to clean up
of Western Processing Supertind
site. Treated water discharge
violations.
New York Landilling a dium containing $8,500
excessive PCB concentrations.
Lake Charles, Storage regulation violations.
$18,250
Louisiana
Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
Berrien
County, MI
Kansas City, MO
Groundwater regulation violation
Transportation of a van not licensed to transport hazardous waste.
Failure to label and date a container of PCB waste; three locations contained excessive levels of PCB contamination.
$8oo,ooo
$4,000
$45,000
Sauget,
Illinois
Waste feed rate violations, hydrocarbon monitor failure, cHorine content violations.
$280,000
Chicago, Burning PCBs improperly, bad record
Illinois keeping, and other violations. $3,750,000 page 257
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Chicago,
lilinois
Azusa, CA
Vickery, Ohio
Harrison
County, MS
Pompano Beach, FL
34 pollution and record-keeping violations at the SCA incinerator. (illinois state penalty, including $1.75 million in flinds for facility oversight.)
False manifest statements, use of mixing tanks without authorization, failure to properly label waste container.
$2,090,000
$55,000
Illegal stockpiling of hazardous waste. $750,000
Odor violations at the Pecan Grove $15,000 landfill.
Discharge of portable toilet waste $10,945
into a field.
OSHA Penalties, 1972 through 19$4:
3 citations involving one death, Oceanside, California. $840
OSHA violations from Kettleman City. $150
WMI of Illinois/CD landllll. Multiple unspecified $2,500
violations in
1980 - 1981.OSHA violations at Chicago/CD landfill 1972 - 1976 $550
involving two deaths.
OSHA penalties for two serious unspecified $180
violations,
1977 - 1980. OSHA violations, CWMISCA facility in Chicago.
OSHA violations at Chem-Nuclear Enviromnental Ser-vices. Denver Radium Site: Improper development of a site safety plan.
OSHA
violation at a Dallas, 'IX, landfill for failure to communicate safety concerns to employees.$12,600
$300
$850
Estirnated total penalties, 1972-90: $47,166,142
[Note: amounts
marked with an asterisk are proposed penalties still under negotiation at the time of our investigation. Penalties for 1991 on are not included.]rsonrces:
Notes 1, 17, 28, 482, 472, 414, 640, 760, 767, 775.1
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APPENDIX H
A PARTIAL LIST
OF WMIICWM
SUPERFUND
CLEANUP SITES
Included are sites that WMI may not have owned but for which the cornpany is listed as a potentially responsible party. WMI reported in December of 1989 that it may be responsible for 96 sites.
Colorado
Lowry LandfillSand Creek Industrial
Delaware
Army Creek IandfmIllinois
Antioch Landfill.Petersen Sand & Gravel
Tri-County Landfill.
Wauconda Sand & Gravel
Indiana
Enviro-Chem Corp.Fort Wayne Reduction Dump
Seymour Recycling
Kansas
Nat. hid. Env. Services (CWM Landfill)Kentucky
Lee's Land LandfillMaxey Flats Nuclear Disposal
Louisiana
Bayou SorrellMassachusetts
Charles Grove Reclamation "'rust LandfillPage 259
Re-solve, Inc.
Sifresiurn Chem. Corp.
Michigan
Butterworth #2 LandfillFolkertsma Refuse
Holland Lagoons
Liquid Disposal, Inc.
Thenno Chem, Inc.
New Rampshire
Auburn Road LandfillCoakley LandfiU
New Jersey
Kin-Buc Landfill
New York
A.L. Taylor (Valley of Drums)Butler Mine Tunnel
Ohio
Chem-DyneSanitary Landfill Co. hid. Waste
Oklahoma
Sand Springs Petrochemical Complex
Pennsylvania
Berks LandfillDomey Road Site
East Mt. Zion
McAdoo Associates
Millcreek Dump
Modem Sanitation Landfill
River Road Landfill
Rhode Island
Rose Hill Regional LandfillPage 260
Texas
Barker Chemical
Wisconsin
City Disposal Sanitary LandfillHunts Disposal Landfill
Lauer 1 Sanitary Landfill
Muskego Sanitary Landfill
Omega Hills
Location unknown
WMI Brooldield landfill
Sources: EPA CERCLA printout, 12/12/89, (134) and (414).
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APPENDIX I
OPERATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE: (Source: Federal Election Commission)
Funded through: .~WMI PAC1'(Waste Management, Inc. Employees' Better Government Fund) The figures below do not include amounts given to members of Congress by WMI subsidiary
** Denotes member of Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
* Denotes member of House Energy and Commerce Committee
1989-1990 Election
Cycle:
January 1, 1989-
December 31, 1990
Senate
Name AmountAkaka, Daniel K (D - H) $2,000
Baucus, Max (D - MT)** $ 1,500
Beard, Samuel S. (D - DE) $500
Biden, Joseph R Jr. (D - DE) $2,000
Boschwitz, Rudolph E. (R - MN) $5,000
Brown, 0. Hank (R - CO) $ 4,250
Coats, Daniel R. (R - IN) $ 2,000
Cochaan, Thad (R - MS) $ 1,000
Cohen, William S. (R - ME) $3,000
Conrad, Kent (D - ND) $2,000
Dascifle, Thomas Andrew (D - SD) $ 1,000
Domenici, Pete V. (R - NM) $3,000
Durenherger, Dave (R - MN)** $1,000
Exon, J. James (D - NE) $ 3,000
Fowler, Wyche Jr. (D - GA) $ 1,000
Gore, Albert Jr. (D - TN) $3,000
Graham, Bob (D - $ 6,000
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Gramm, William Philip (R - TX) $ 3,000
Harkin, Tom (D - IA) $2,000
Hatfield, Mark Odom (R - OR) $3,000
Helms, Jesse (R - NC) $ 3,000
Hill, Baron (D - IN) $ 1575
Johnston, J Rennet (D - LA) $ 5,000
Kassenbaum, Nancy Landon (R - KS) $ 1,000
Kasten, Robert W. Jr. (R - WI) $ 1,000
Lautenberg, Frank R. (D - NJ)** $ 1,000
Levin, Carl (D - MI) $2,000
Lugar, Richard (R - IN) $ 500
Mack, Connie (R - FL) $ 1,000
Martin, Lynn (R - IL) $ 9,000
McClure, James A. (R - ID) $ 1,000
McConnell, Mitch (R - KY) $ 5,000
Murkowski, Frank H. (R - AK) $2,000
Nunn, Samuel Augustus (D - GA) $5,000
Panner, Hugh Quay (D -'IX) $ 500
Pell, Claiborne (D - RI) $3,000
Pressler, Larry (R - SD) $ 1,000
Pryor, David Hampton (D - AR) $ 1,000
Reid, Harry (D-NV) $ 1,000
Rockefeller, John D. W (D - WV) $3,500
Saiki, Patricia Eukuda (R - HI) $2,000
Sanford, James Terry (D - NC) $2,000
Schneider, Claudine C. (R - RI) $3,000
Schuette, William D. (R - MI) $2,000
Simon, Paul (D - IL) $10,000
Simpson, Alan K. (R - ~ $2,000
Sloane, Harvey I., MD (D - KY) $5,000
Smith, Robert C. (R - $ 3,000
Specter, Mien (R - PA) $2,000
Stevens, Ted (R - AK) $5,000
Symms, Steve (R - $ 1,000
Tauke, Thomas Joseph (R - IA) $8,000
Thurmond, Strom (R - SC) $1,000
Warner, John W. (R - VA)** $ 5,000
House
Name Amount
Abercrombie, Neil (D - HI)
$ 750Alexander, William V. Jr. (D - AR)
$ 500Allen, Richard J. (R - MI)
$ 500Anderspn, Glenn M. (D - CA)
$ 1,000Anderson, Thomas H. Jr. (R - MS)
$ 1,000Andrews, Michael N (D -'IX)
$ 1,000Anthony, Beryl F. Jr. (D - AR)
$ 1,000
Armey, Dick (R - TX)
$ 950Aspin, Las (D - WI) $8,000
Atwood, Genevieve (R - UT) $500
Aucoin, Las (D - OR) $1,000
Baca, Jim (D - NM)
$ 500Bacchus, James L. (D - FL) $ 500
Bair, Sheila C. (R - KS) $ 1,000
Baker, Richard Hugh (R - LA) $ 300
Ballenger, Thomas Cass (R2NC) $ 650
Barton, Joe (R - $300
Bateman, Herbert H. (R - VA) $ 1,000
Bates, Jim (D - CA) $ 1,500
Bentley, Helen Delich (R - MOY $ 600
Bilbray, James H. (D - NV) $ 850
Bifirakis, Michael (H - FL)* $ 900
Bliley, Thomas Jerome Jr (R - VA)* $ 800
Bonior, David Edward W - MI) $ 3,000
Borsid, Robert A. (fi - PA) $500
Bosco, Douglas H. (D - CA) $ 890
Boucher, Frederick Carlyle (D - VA)* $ 850
Boyd, Bob (D - OR) $ 500
Bradbury, Bill (fi - OR) $ 750
Brandon, Jim (H - CO) $ 1,000
Brewster, Billy Kent (D - OK) $ 500
Brooks, Jack (fl-TX) $ 2,000
Brown, George (D - CA) $ 1,000
Bryant, John W. (D - $2,000
Buechner, John W. "Jack'1 (R - MO) $ 1,750
Burning, Jim (R - KY) $ 300
Bustamente, Albert GAD-TX) $ 500
Campbell, Ben Nigbhorse(D-CO) $ 600
Campbell, Thomas (H - CA) $ 300
Carr, Bob (D - MI) $2,700
Chapman, Jim (D -TX) $ 500
Clement, Robert N. "Bob" (D - TN) $ 500
Clinger, William F. Jr (R - PA) $ 500
Coleman, Ronald D. (D -TX) $500
Condit, Gary (D - CA) $ 500
Costello, Jerry F. (D - IL) $ 1,000
Cox, C. Christopher (R - CA) $ 1,600
Coyne, William (R - LA) $500
Cramer, Robert Jr. (D - AL) $500
Dannemeyer, William E. (R - CA)* $300
Darden, George W. "Buddy" III (D - GA) $ 500
Davis, Robert William (R - MI) $1,600
Delay, Thomas Dale (R - MI) $ 500
Derrick, Butler C. (D - SC) $ 3,000
Dickinson, William (H - LA) $ 1,000
Dicks, Norman Dev~ois (D - WA) $ 1,000
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Dingell, John D. (D - MU $1,000
Douglas, Charles G. (R - NH) $300
Duncan, John James Jr. (R - TN) $ 800
Durbin, Richard Joseph (D - IL) $ 500
Dwyer, Bernard J. (D - NJ) $ 500
Eckart, Dennis E. (D - OH)* $ 1,000
Edwards, Don (D - CA) $ 1,500
Edwards, Mickey (R - OK) $800
Edwards, Thomas (D - TX) $500
Eisendrath, Edwin W. III (D - IL) $ 1,000
Fascell, Dante (D - FL) $1,000
Fawell, Harris W. (R - IL) $5,000
Fazio, Vic (D - CA) $ 2,500
Fields, Jack Milton Jr. (R - TX)* $ 1,000
Filiberto, Frank P. (R - FL $ 1,000
Foglietta, Thomas M. (D - PA) $1,750
Ford, Harold E. (D - TN) $ 500
Ford, William D. (D - MI) $ 800
Frost, Martin (D - TX) $ 1,000
Gallegly, Elton (R - CA) $ 600
Cephardt, Richard A. (D - MO) $ 2,250
Geren, Preston M. 'tPetet' (D - TX) $ 1,000
Gibbons, Sam M. (D - FL) $ 1,000
Gingrich, Newt (R - GA) $ 1,000
Gordon, Bart (D - TN) $ 1,900
Goss, Porter Johnston (R - FL) $ 600
Grandy, Fredrick Lawrence (R - IA) $ 500
Grant, Bill (R - FL) $ 1,300
Gray, William H. III (D - PA) $ 3,500
Hall, Tony P. (D - OH) $ 1,400
Hallock, John W. Jr. (R - IL) $ 1,000
Hammerschmidt, John Paul (R - AR) $ 1,500
Hammock, Robert L. (R - CA) $ 1,000
Hansen, James (R - UT) $ 500
Hatcher, Charles (D - GA) $ 500
Hayes, James A. (D - LA) $ 1,300
Hefley, Joel (R - CO) $ 1,400
Henry, Paul H. (R - MI) $300
Hochbnieckner, George (D - NY) $ 500
Hoffinan, Manny (R - IL) $1,000
Holloway, Clyde (H - LA)* $850
Hoyer, Steny Hamilton (D - MD) $ 1,500
Hubbard, Carroll Jr. (D - KY) $2,500
Hyde, Henry J. (H - IL) $ 1,150
Inhofe, James Mountain (H - OK) $ 300
James, Craig Taylor (R - FL) $ 350
Jefferson, William (D - LA) $1,500
Johnson, Jon D. (D - LA) $2,000
Johnson, Nancy Lee (R - CT) $ 1,000
Johnson, Tim (D - SD)
$ 500Johnston, Harry A. II (D - FL) $ 600
Jones, Ben Lewis (D - GA) $ 500
Jones, Walter B. (D - NC) $500
Kanjorsid, Paul Edmund (D - PA) $1,000
Kasich, John R. (R - OH) $600
Kennedy, Joseph P. ~I (D - MA) $ 500
Kerr, Robert S. Ill (D - OK) $500
Kleczka, Gerald Daniel (D - WI) $ 1,700
Kolter, Joseph P. (D - PA) $500
Kopetski, Michael Joseph (D - OR) $ 1,500
Kostmayer, Peter H. (D - PA)* $ 500
Kyl, Jon L. (R - AZ) $ 1,200
LeFalce, John J. (D - NY) $6,000
Lancaster, Harold M. (D - NC) $ 850
Lehman, Richard H. (D - CA)* $ 500
Lehman, William (D - FL) $ 500
Lent, Norman Frederick (R - NY)* $2,000
Levin, Sander (D - MI) $ 500
Levine, Mel (D - CA) $ 400
Lewis, Jerry (R - CA) $ 500
Lewis, John (D - GA) $ 500
Lightfoot, Jim Ross (R - IA) $ 500
Lipinsid, William 0. (D - IL) $ 750
Livingston, Robert L. (R - LA) $500
Lloyd, Marilyn L ~ - TN) $ 500
Luken, Charles (D - OH) $ 8,000
Machiley, Ronald Keith (R - RU $ 600
Manton, Thomas J. (D - NY)* $ 500
Marlenee, Ron (R - MT) $ 500
Martin, Lynn (R - IL) $ 1,000
Matsui, Robert T. (D - CA) $ 1,000
Mecandless, Alfred (R - CA) $ 350
McCrery, James Otis III (R - LA) $ 300
McCurdy, Dave (D - OK) $ 500
Mcr)ade, Joseph (R - PA) $ 1,000
McDermott, James A. (D - WA) $ 350
M~wen, Bob (R - OH) $ 700
McMillan, J. Alex (R - NC)* $ 1,200
McMillen, C. Thomas (D - MD)* $ 1,500
Meyers, Jan (R - KS) $ 300
Michel, Robert H. (R - IL) $ 2,000
Miller, George (D - CA) $ 1,500
Miller, John R. (R - WA) $ 350
Mineta, Norman Y. (D - CA) $2,500
Moakley, John Joseph (D - MA) $ 800
Moffet, Toby (D - CT) $ 500
Molinari, Susan K. (R - NY) $ 400
Moorhead, Carlos John (R - CA). $ 1,000
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Morella, Constance A. (R - MD)
$ 1,000Martha, John P. (D - PA) $2,000
Myers, John T. (R - IN) $ 350
Nowak, Henry J. (D - NY) $ 1,500
Oakar, Mary Rose (D - OH) $ 500
Oberstar, James Louis (D - MN) $500
Obey, David Ross (D - WI) $ 1,600
Owens, Wayne (D - UT) $ 500
Packard, Ronald C. (R - CA) $ 1,500
Panetta, Leon Edward (D - CA) $ 1,000
Pelosi, Nancy (D - CA) $ 500
Perkins, Carl Christopher (D - KY) $ 1,000
Petri, Thomas E. (R - WI) $ 600
Pickett, Owen (D - VA) $ 1,200
Porter, John Edward (R - IL) $ 500
Price, David E. (D - NC) $ 1,000
Quillen, James Henry (R - TN) $ 3,000
Ravenel, Arthur Jr. (R - SC) $ 1,100
Ray, Richard B. (D - GA) $ 3,700
Rhodes, John Jacob III (R - AZ) $ 1,150
Richardson, Bill (D - NM)* $ 1,500
Riggs, Frank Duncan (R - CA) $ 500
Rinaldo, Matthew J. (R - NJ)* $ 600
Ritter, Donald (R - PA)* $ 600
Roe, Robert (D - NJ) $2,000
Ros-Lahtinen, Ileana (R - FL) $ 1,250
Rostenkowski, Dan (D - IL) $ 5,000
Rowland, James Roy Jr. (D - GA)* $ 500
Russo, Martin A. (D - IL) $2,000
Scamman, W. Douglas Jr. (R - NH) $ 1,000
Schaefer, Dan (R - CO)* $2,000
Scheuer, James W. (D - NY)* $ 1,000
Schiff, Steven H. (R - NM) $ 900
Sensenbrenner, F. James Jr. (R - WI) $ 350
Serrano, Jose E. (D - NY) $ 400
Sharp, Philip R. (D - IN)* $ 1,000
Shaw, Eugene Clay Jr. (R - FL) $1,000
Shumway, Norman David (R - CA) $ 600
Shuster,Bud(R-PA) $2,000
Sisisky, Norman (D - VA) $ 150
Skaggs, David (D- CO) $ 1,000
Skeen, Joseph Richard (R - NM) $ 1,200
Skelton, Ike (D - MO) $ 1,500
Slattery, Jim (D - KS)* $2,000
Slaughter, Louise (D - NY) $ 500
Smith, Lamar (R - FL) $ 300
Smith, Robert F. ~Bob" (R - OR) $ 1,900
Spence, Floyd D. (R - SC) $ 300
Stallings, Richard Howard (D - ID) $1,500
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Stangeland, Arlan (R - MN)
$ 1,000Stark, Fortney (D - CA) $ 1,000
Stokes, Louis (D - OH) $ 500
Studds, Gerry E. (D - MA)* $2,000
Stump, Bob (R - AZ) $ 1,000
Sundquist, Donald Kenneth (R - TN) $ 1,500
Swift, Allan Byron (D - WA)* $2,700
Tanner, John S. (D - TN) $ 600
Tauzin, Wilbert J. "Billy" (D - LA)* $1,000
Thomas, Craig Lyle (R - WY) $1,500
Thomas, Robert Lindsay (D - GA) $ 700
Thomas, William (R - CA) $ 500
Thornton, Ray (D - AR) $ 500
Torres, Esteban Edward (D - CA) $ 500
Towns, Edophus (D - NY)* $ 500
Unsoeld, Jolene (D - WA) $2,000
Upton, Frederick Stephen (R - MI)* $ 1,000
Valentine, Itimous Thaddeus Jr. (D - NC) $ 500
Vander Jagt, Guy A. (R - MI) $ 800
Vento, Bruce F. (D - MN) $ 600
Visclosky, Peter J. (D - N) $ 600
Volkiner, Harold Lee (D - MO) $ 1,000
Vucanovich, Barbara F. (R - NV) $ 600
Walgren, Doug (D - PA) $2,000
Walker, Robert S. (R - PA) $ 600
Washington, Craig A. (D - TX) $ 500
Waters, Maxine (D - CA) $ 1,000
Weber, John Vincent (R - MN) $ 350
Weldon, Curt (R - PA) $600
wheat, Alan (D - MO) $ 500
Whittaker, Robert R. "Bob" (R - KS) $ 1,000
Wolf, Frank R. (R - VA) $600
Wolpe, Howard E. (D - MI) $ 1,400
Wright, James C. Jr. (D - TX) $ 5,000
Yates, Sidney R. (D - IL) $ 1,500
Young, Donald E. (R - AK) $4,500
ZelifiL, William H. Jr. (R - NH) $ 500
TOTAL
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1991-1992
Election Cycle:
January 1, 1991-
July 31, 1991
Senate
Name
Akaka, Daniel K. (D - HI)
Bond, Christopher S. (R - MO)
Breaux, John D. (D - LA)
Bumpers, Dale L. (D - AR)
Burns, Conrad Russell (R - MT)
D'Amato, Alfonse M. (R - NY)
Danforth, John C. (R - MO)
Dixon, Alan (R - IL)
Dodd, Christopher J. (D - CT)
Dole, Robert J. (R - KS)
Exon, J. James (D - NE)
Ferraro, Geraldine (D - NY)
Ford, Wendell (D - KY)
Graham, Bob (D -
Grassley, Charlie Ernest (R - IA)
Harkin, Tom (D - IA)
Helms, Jesse (R NC)
Inouye, Daniel Ken (D - HI)
Kasten, Robert W. Jr. (R - WI)
McCain, John (R - AZ)
Mrazek, Robert J. (D - NY)
Murkowski, Frank (R-AK)
NicHes, Don (R - OK)
Reid, Harry Mason (D -
Seymour, John F. (R - CA)
Specter, Arlen (R-PA)
Stallings, Richard H. (D - ID)
Symms, Steve (R -
Wirth, Timothy (D - CO)
Amount
$
1,000$2,000
$1,000
$
1,000$1,000
$
1,000$
1,000$5,000
$
1,000$2,000
$
1,500$
1,000$2,000
$
1,000$
2,000$2,000
$
1,000$
1,000$4,000
$
1,000$3,000
$
2,000$3,000
$
1,000$
1,000$
1,000$
1,000$
1,000$
1,000
House
Abercrombie, Neil (D - HI)
Alexander, William V. Jr. (fl - AR)
Allard, A. Wayne (R - CO)
Anderson, Glenn M. (D - CA)
Andrews, Robert (D - NJ)
Andrews, Thomas E. (D - ME)
Annnnzio, Frank (D - IL)
$
500$
1,000$500
$
500$500
$
500$
250Ù·_ _
Barrett, William "nrn" (R - NE) $ 500
Bilbray, James H. W - NV) $ 500
Bliley, Thomas Jerome Jr. (R - VA)* $500
floehner, John Andrew (R - OH) $ 500
Bonior, David Edward (D - MI) $ 500
Boucher, Frederick Carlyle (D - VA) $ 500
Bradley, Gerald ~ - IL) $ 500
Brewster, Billy Kent (D - OK) $500
Brooks, Jack (D - TX) $ 1,000
Brown, George E. Jr. (D - CA) $ 1,000
Bruce, Terry L (D - JL)* $ 400
Bustamente, Albert C. (D - TX) $ 500
Campbell, Ben Nighthorse (D - CO) $ 300
Chandler, Rod (R - WA) $ 500
Clinger, William F. Jr. (R - PA) $ 350
Collins, Barbara Rose (D - MI) $ 500
Cox, C. Christopher (R - CA) $ 300
Cunningham, Randy "Duke" (R - CA) $ 500
Darden, George W. "Buddy" III (D - GA) $500
Davis, Robert Allen (R - NJ) $ 500
DeLauro, Rosa (D - CT) $500
Derrick, Butler C. (D - SC) $ 500
Dicks, Norman Devalois (D - WA) $ 500
Dingell, John D. (D - MI) $2,000
Dooley, Calvin (D - CA) $500
Edwards, Don (D - CA) $ 500
Edwards, Mickey (R - OK) $400
Edwards, Thomas Chester (D - TX) $ 350
E*ing, Thomas William (R - IL) $ 1,000
Fawell, Harris W. (R - IL) $ 500
Fazio, Vic (D - CA) $ i;ooo
Flake, Floyd H. (D - NY) $ 500
Foglietta, Thomas M. (D - PA) $500
Ford, William D. (D - MI) $1,000
Franks, Gary A. (R - CT) $ 500
Frost, Martin (D - TX) $ 1,000
Gallegly, Elton (R - CA) $ 500
Gephardt, Richard A. (D - MO) $ 6,500
Geren, Preston M. "Pete" (D - TX) $ 500
Gingrich, Newt (R - GA) $ 1,000
Glickinan, Daniel Robert (D - KS) $ 500
Gray, William H. flI (D - PA) $ 6,000
Gunderson, Steven Craig (R - WI) $ 400
Hall, Tony P. (D - OH) $ 500
Harris, Claude Jr. (D - AL)* $1,000
Hayes, James A. (D - LA) $ 350
Halley, Joel (R - CO) $ 500
Hetner, W. C. "Bill" (D - NC) $ 500
Hochbrueckner, George (D - NY) $ 500
E¶_ _
Holloway, Clyde (R - LA)*
$ 500Horn, Joan Kelly (D - MO) $500
Hoyer, Steny Hamilton (D - MD)
$ 500Hyde, Henry J. (R - IL) $ 500
Inhofe, James Mountain (R - OK) $ 800
James, Craig Taylor (R - FL) $ 350
Jefferson, William J. (D - LA) $500
Jones, Walter B. (D - NC) $1,000
Kennedy, Joseph P.11 (D - MA) $ 1,000
Kleczka, Gerald Daniel (D - WI) $ 1,000
Kiug, Scott (R - WI) $ 500
La Flamme, Edward J. (D - IL) $ 700
La Rocco, Larry (D - ID) $ 500
Lehman, William (D - FL) $ 500
Lewis, John (D - GA) $ 1,500
Lipinski, William 0. (D - IL) $500
Lloyd, Marilyn L. (D - TN) $500
Lowery, William David (R - CA) $ 500
Machtley, Ronald Keith (R - RI) $ 500
Manton, Thomas J. (D - NY)* $ 500
Matsui, Robert T. (D - CA) $ 1,000
Mavroules, Nicholas (D - MA) $ 500
MeAndless, Alfred A. (R - CA) $ 200
McCloskey, Frank (D - IN) $500
McCrery, James Otis III (R - LA) $ 300
McDade, Joseph M. (R - PA) $1,000
McDermott, James A. (D - WA) $ 500
McMillen, C. Thomas (D - MD)* $ 500
Miller, George (D - CA) $ 1,000
Mineta, Norman Y. (D - CA) $ 1,000
Moran, James P. (D - VA) $ 500
Murtha, John P. (D - PA) $2,000
Nichols, Richard D. (R - KS) $ 500
Norton, Eleanor Holmes (D - DC) $ 500
Obey, David Ross (D - WI) $ 1,000
Ortiz, Solomon (D - TX) $ 500
Orton, William H. (D - UT) $ 500
Packard, Ronald C. (R - CA) $500
Pallone, Frank Jr. (D - NJ) $ 350
Patterson, Elizabeth J. (D - SC) $200
Payne, Donald M. (D - NJ) $ 500
Peterson, Douglas Brian (D - FL) $ 500
Price, David E. (D - NC) $500
Ramstad, Jim (R - MN) $ 500
Rangel, Charles (D - NY) $ 500
Ray, Richard B. (D - GA) $ 8,000
Reed, John F. (D - RI) $ 500
Rhodes, John Jacob III (R - AZ) $ 900
Richardson, Bill (D - NM)* $ 1,000
Riggs, Frank Duncan at - CA) $ 500
Rinaldo, Matthew J. at - NJ)* $350
Ritter, Donald at - PA)*
$ 350Roe, Robert (D - NJ) $ 1,000
Roemer, Tim (D - IN) $ 500
Rowland, James Roy Jr. (D GA)* $ 500
Russo, Martin A. (D - IL) $3,000
Schill, Steven H. at - NM) $ 300
Schulze, Dick at - PA) $500
Serrano, Jose E. (D - NY) $400
Shaw, Eugene Clay Jr. at - FL) $ 1,500
Shuster, Bu4 at - PA) $ 500
Sikorsid, Gerry (D - MN)* $500
Skeen, Joseph Richard (R - NM) $ 1,000
Slattery, Jim (D - KS)* $ 500
Slaughter, Louise (D - NY) $ 1,000
Smith, Neal (D - IA) $ 500
Smith, Robert F. "Bob" at - OR) $700
Solomon, Gerald B. H. at - NY)
$500
Stokes, Louis (D - OH) $ 500
Studds, Gerry E. (D - MA)* $500
Swett, Richard Nelson (D - NH) $ 500
Swift, Allan Bym (D - WA)* $ 1,000
Tauzin, Wilbert J~ ttBilly" (D - LA)* $ 2,000
Taylor, Charles Hart (R - NC) $ 500
Thomas, Robert Lindsay (D - GA) $ 500
Vander Jagt, Guy A. (R - MI) $500
Vento,~Bruce F. (D- MN)
$ 500
Visclosky, Peter J. (D - IN)
$500
Volkiner, Haroldee (D - MO) $ 1,000
Vucanovich, Bar. at - NV) $500
Walker, Robert at - PA) $500
Williams, Pat (D - MT) $ 500
Wilson, Charles (D - TX) $ 1,000
Wolf, Frank R. at - VA) $ 250
Young, Donald E. at - AK)
$ 500
Zelifi; William H. Jr. (R - NH)
$500
APPENDIX J
Alabama
Alabamians for a Clean Environment, Box 321366, B~ngham, AL 35232. Contact: Kaye Kiker (205) 822-5381. Fighting: CWM Emelle hazardous waste landfill.
Chickasaw Community Affafrs Group, 3146th Street, Chickasaw, AL 86611. Contact: Collette King (205) 456-2112.
Federation of Southern Cooperatives, P.O. Box 95, Epes, AL 35460; (205) 652-9676.
Linda Wallace Campbell, P.O. Drawer 1526, Uvingston, AL 85470; (205) 652-9854. Fighting: CWM Emelle landfill.
Arizona
Prescott National Forest Friends, 201 N. Washington, Prescott, AZ 86301. Contact: Paul Williams (602) 778-2876. Fighting: Proposed WMI landfill.
Strategic Design Community Resource Center, P.O. Box 2047, Sedona, AZ 86886. Contact: Milo Clark (602)282-5282 or (602)282-3585.
Arkansas
P.A.C.C.E., 200 Laurel, Jacksonville, AR 72076. Contact: Ruby Brown (501) 982-6283. Fighting: WMI trash disposal and possible HAZMAT disposal.
California
Citizens Alliance on Recycling and Trash, 254 Wall Street, Fort Bragg, CA 95437. Contact: Anna Marie Stenberg (707) 961-0302 or Carolyn Fershtman (707)895-3736
Canada
Marsh Creek Association, 13950 Marsh Creek Road, Clayton, CA 94517. Contact: Mary Williams (415) 672-8514 or Brian Knise (415) 634-3437.
North County Coalition, 35774 Rice Canyon Road, Fallbrcok, CA 92028. Contact: Virginia Bernardi (619)728-8148. flghting: landfill in Kirby Canyon, CA.
People for Clean Air and Water, Contact: Espy Maya (209) 386-5339. Fighting: CWM Kettleman Hills hazardous waste dump.
Canadian Union of Public Employees, 21 Florence St., Ottawa Ont., }c2P OWe. Contact; John Calvert, Research Rep. Fighting: WMI landfills and rolling back privatization efforts.
Canadian Union of Public Employees, 7585-6th St., Suite 105, Burnaby, B.C. V3N 3M2. Contact: Blair Redlin, Research Rep. (604)525-9231. Fighting: WMI regional recyclables processing and marketing system.
Carol Ross, St. Etienne-des-Gres, Quebec, Canada COX 2P0 (819)535-2297. Fighting: WMJ landfill in rural Quebec.
Colorado
Citizens Against the Lowry Landillr Box 260368, takewood, CO 80215. Contact: Bonnie Exner (303) 366-2820.
Connecticut
Connecticut Opposed to Waste. Contact: Brian Pelan, 11 Paper Chase, South Windsor, CT 06074; (203) 644-9696: also Ron Needham (203) 684-7384; Gary Pontelandolfo (202)542-5033. Fighting: CNSI rslow~levelfn nuclear waste dump.
Florida
Recycle Now! Contact: Laurie Royse, 1660 Beach Ave. #5, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233; (904) 247-8805. Fighting: WMI's sham (and costly) municipal recycling operations.
Georgia
Citizens for Safe Progress, 55 Eastside Dr., Fortson, GA 31808. Contact:
Jan Caves and Debbie Backner (404)327-4913; alternative address: Rt 1, Box 76, Junction City, GA: (404)269-3630. Fighting: Proposed CWM hazardous waste incinerator, Taylor County, GA.
Illinois
Citizens Against Waste Incinerators (C.A.W.I.), 6728 W. 41st St., Stickney, IL. Contact: Dilys Jones (708) 48~5865. Fighting: Proposed WMI medical waste incinerator (withdrawn); WMI transfer station, Cicero, IL.
Citizens United to Reclaim the Environment, 10100 S. Ewing, Chicago, IL 60617. Contact: Marian Byrnes (312)978-1000. Fighting: CWM's "Chicago incinerator" also known as the SCA incinerator, the CID hazard-otis waste landfill, and Chicago's blue bag recycling program.
Indiana
Chicago Recycling Coalition. Contact: Jo Patton, 2125W. North Ave., Chicago, IL 60647, (312)278-4800: Fighting: Chicago's blue bag recycling program; also working to extend city's landfill moratorium.
Contact: Ken Miles, 1750 Grandstand Place, Elgin, IL 60123; (708) 741-2255. Fighting: WMI landfill in South Elgin, IL.
Contact: Warren La Fever, Marshall, IL; (217) 826~5332. Fighting: CNSI low-level radioactive waste dump.
Eliminate Dumps in Kane County (E.D.K.O.). P.O. Box 41, Virgil, IL 60182. Contact: Jerry Zakosek (708) 365-5808. Fighting: Settler's Hill and Woodlands Landfill and other proposed landfills.
Ms. Gisela (Gigi) TopolsIci, 405 S. May St., Joliet, IL 60436; (815) 838-7421. Fighting: CWM's ESL landfill, Joliet, IL.
People For Community Recovery, 13116 South Ellis Ave., Chicago, IL 60627. Contact: Hazel Johnson (312) 468-1645. Fighting: CWM's '~Chicago Incineratort' also known as the SCA incinerator plus the CID hazardous waste landfill.
Allen County Dump Stoppers, P.O. Box 15051, Fort Wayne, IN 46885.
Contact: Cheryl Hitzemann (219) 447-1791 or Robert Beineke (219) 447-
5602. Fighting: CWM Adams Center Hazardous Waste Dump.
Cass County Environmental League, 7th and Market, Logansport, IN
46947. Contact: Courtney Justice or Julian Pugh RR 2, Box 172A,
Walton, IN 46994; (219) 626-2822. Fighting: WMI's Byers landfill
(Indiana Waste Systems, Inc.).
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
People Against Hazardous Landfill Sites (P.A.H.L.S.), 102. N. Morgan,
Suite A, wheeler, IN 46393. Contact: Sue Greer or Craig Gralow (219)
465-t466. Fighting: wheeler Landfill, Yard 520 landfill, L£tPorte County
Landfill, 49er Landfill (now closed).
Indian Creek Citizens for Environmental Safety, R.R. 4, Box 63, Council
Bluffs, IA 51501; (712) 328-9276. Defeated: proposed WMI landfill in
Council Bluffs (1988).
Contact: Sharilyn Dienst, R.R. 1, Box 143, Benton, KS 67017; (316) 778-1029. Fighting: CWM hazardous waste landfill in Fiirley, KS.
Coalition for Health Concern (C.H.C.), Box 25, Route 9, Benton, KY
42025-9809+ Contact: Corinne whitehead (502) 527-1217. Fighting: LWD hazardous waste incinerator, Calvert City, KY.
Frankfort, KY 40602. Contact: (502) 875-2428. Fighting: Outer Loop Landfill, Jefferson Co., KY.
Mike Davis, 306 Woodlawn Ave., Murray, KY 42071-2332; (502) 765-5605.
Estill County Environmental Association, 724 Main St., Ravenna, KY 40472. Contact: Vicky Hayes (606)728-2448. Fighting: WMI dump expansion.
Louisiana
Contact: Wilma Subra, P.O. Box 9813, New Iberia, LA 70562; (318) 367-2216. Fighting: CWM Carlyss landfill; WMI landfills.
Friends of Little River, Rt. 1, Box 140, Bentley, LA 71407. Contact: Jessie Price (318) 765-9573. Fighting: Alexandria proposed WMI landfill.
Maine
C.O.P.E. Contact: Cheryl Barden (207) 69~5442. Fighting: "WMI proposed incinerator in Maine,
Citizens Against the Lovebrook Landfill, RFD #1, Box 987, Berwick, ME 03901. Contact: Sue Holt (207) 384-5214. Defeated: proposed WMI landfill.
Massachusetts
Ware River Preservation Society, 133 Emery Street, Palmer, MA 01069.
Contact: Annette Haley (413) 283-8808 or Elizabeth Hancock (413) 283-
79 08. Blocked: WMI landfill using Bad Boy Law.
Glenn McGee, 190 Cherry St., Shrewsbury, MA 01545; (505) 842-0082. Fighting: wheel abrator Milbury plant.
National Toxics Campaign Fund: a pnvate, non-profit organization that provides legal, research, educational, organizing, and laboratory testing services to communities and citizens across the U.S. that are concerned about toxic chemical hazards. 1168 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA 02134; (617)232-0327.
Michigan
Citizens Against Rural Exploitation (CARE), 8076 Baster Road, Box 188, Carsonville, MI 48419. Contact: Rene and Rick O'Connell (313) 657-9451. Fighting: WMI's sham recycling; WMI landlifl.
Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination (CAC C), 9496 School St., Lake, MI 48632-9503. Contact: Ann Hunt (517) 544-3318.
Citizens for logical Alternatives and Responsible Environnient (C 'ARE), Cl are County MI. Contact: Marion Kelly (517) 589-2180 or Lyle Criscudo (517) 539-9385. Fighting: proposed landfill.
No Dump/Citizens for Responsible Waste Disposal, P.O. Box 872, Howell, MI 48844. Contact: Holly Anderson (517) 546-8357.
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Citizens Awareness for Protecting the Environment, 3403rd Ave., S.W., Perham, MN 56573. Contact: Bob Priebe (218) 346-5170. Fighting: WMI haulers named Big Dipper enterpnses.
Citizens for Clean Air and Water, 981 Chastain Street, Jackson, MS 39206. Contact: David Ham (800)7764522. Fighting: CWM metal recycling facility.
Green Hills Citizens for a Clean Environment, 1101 East 9th Street, Trenton, MO 64683. Contact: Chuck and Norma Hudson (816) 859-6930. Fighting: WMI landfill.
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
Contact: Dorothy Lanphier, 5302 Jzard, Omaha, NE 68132; (402) 554-11 OS
Concerned Citizens of Millstone, P0 Box 281, Clarksburg, NJ 08510.
Contact: Anthony Quaglietta (609) 259-3186 or (609) 259-0687. Fighting:
WMI landfill.
Orchard Park League of Women Voters, 1042 Willardshire Rd., Orchard
Park, NY 14127. Contact: Fran Edinger (716)652-6408. Fighting: CWM
Model City Hazardous Waste Dump.
Citi?ens Environmental Coalition, Diane Heminway, 11149 Dunlop Rd., Medina, NY 14103; (716) 798-0111. Fighting: proposed wheelabrator facilities in New York.
Work on Waste, USA, 82 Judson St., Canton, NY 13617; (315) 379-9200,. Contact: Paul or Ellen Connett. WOW publishes WasteNot, a newsletter focusing on problems of waste incineration.
North Carolina
Contact: Annie Parker, Box 714, Leland, NC 28454;~(919) 371-9548. Fighting: WMI landfill in Flemington, NC (near Wilmington).
Green Line, P.O. Box 144, Asheville, NC 28802. Contact: Andrea Helm (704)258-0820. Fighting: Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc. proposed "lowlevelt radioactive waste dump in Richmond or Wake-Chatham counties.
Protect All Childrens' Environment (P.A.C.E.), P.O. Box 1242, Burnsville, NC 28714. Contact: Elizabeth Iglesias (704) 682-4495. Fighting: Terrell, TX, infectious medical waste incinerator and~WMI-owned pest control companies.
Ohio
Club 3000, P.O, Box 29, Wilmot, OH 44689. Contact: Ken Alexander (216) 852-4522. Fighting: WMI landfills.
Communities United for Action, 745 Derby Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45232; (513) 541-2709. Fighting WMI landfill.
Deni son University Recycling Program, Ebaugh Labratories, Granville, OH 43023. Contact: Dorsey Moore or Wanda Wilson (614) 587-6438.
Dumpbusters, 744 Eastgate Drive, Spencerville, OH 45887. Contact: Sally
Teets (419) 647-6620 or Nate and inz Shaffer, 9150 Rice Road (419) 647-4175. Fighting: WMI landfill and sham recycling.
Northern Ohioans to Protect the Environment (NOPE), 537 CR 220, Fremont, OH 43420. Contact: Gary Schwochow (419) 332-7861. Fighting:
Vickery deep well injection facility.
POWER (Problems of Waste and Environmental Resolve), P.O. Box 201, Oregonia, OH 45054. Contact: Kent Haisley (513) 289-2095.
Save Our County, Inc., P.O. Box 1242, East Liverpool, OH 43920. Contact: Alonzo Spencer (216~3854584. Fighting: proposed "WTI" hazardous waste incinerator.
Toxic Avengers. Contact: Judy Junga, 2051 Lott Ct., Toledo, OH 43605; (419) 693-411. Fighting: CWM transfer station and WMI Evergreen landfill.
Pennsylvania
Bucks Citizen Action Coalition. Contact: Aaron Stutland, 8 Barberry Lane, Levittown, PA 19054; (215) 945-9583. Fighting. Falls Township ash megafill; 'flilleytown (Bucks Co.) landfill; G.R.O.W.S. landfill; proposed 2,150 ton-per-day solid waste incinerator, Falls Township.
Bucks People United to Restore the Environment (BPURE). Contact:
Carol Fanelli (215)946-3699. Fighting: Falls Township ash megafill; 'nilleytown (Bucks Co.) landfill; G.R.O.W.S. landfill; proposed 2,150 ton-per-day solid waste incinerator, Falls Township.
Contact: John Levine, 750 Hertford Drive, flatfield, PA 19440; (215)368-0973.
Fulton County Citizens Against Lee Level Radioactive Waste, HCR 81, Box 168, Needmore, PA 17238. Contact: Chiiis Fullerton (717) 573-4527.
Pottsgrove Area Citizens Against Trash to
Toxins (PACRATT) Pottstown, PA. Contact: Bev Munsing (215) 3674112 or Gail Yoder (215) 327-1450. Fighting: wheelabratorlWMl landfills and incinerator.
Residents Advocating Geod Environment (R.£ G.E.), P.O. Box 322, Blairsville, PA 15717. Contact: Joni Dixon (412)459-7452. Fighting:
proposed WMI Stony Run Landfill.
STOP: Stem Township Offensive Polluters, 526 Scottdale Ave, Scottdale PA 15683. Contact: Audry Shenk (412)887-9638. Fighting: WMI landfill expansion.
Tennessee
Texas
Marie Jackson, 318 County Farm Rd., Jonesborough, TN 37659 (615) 735-9349. Fighting: WMI Johnson City proposed landfill.
C.A.S.E. CWM Port Arthur hazardous waste incinerator, deepwell injection facility.
Mike Cocliran, 609 West Oak St., Denton, TX 76201; (817) 387-0995. Stopped WMI takeover of local dump.
C-HELP (Citizens Helping End Landfill Pollution), Rt. 4, Box 241, Waco, TX 76705; (817) 799-9715. Contact: Wanda Mason.
Virginia
Washington, DC
Citizens Clearinghouse on Hazardous Waste, P~O. Box 6806, Falls Church, VA 22040; (703) 237-2249. CCHW has its own report on WMI along with other important materials to help grassroots organizations wage the fight for environmental justice.
Don't Waste U.S., 2311 15th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20009. Contact:
Kemp Houck or Carol Oldershaw (202) 328-0498. A national non-profit organization helping grassroots groups fight radioactive waste issues.
Environmental Research Foundation, P.O. Box 73700, Washington, DC 20056-8700; (202) 328-1119. ERF provides "news and resources to the movement for envronmentaljustice," including a weekly newsletter.
Clean Water Action/Clean Water Fund, 817 Pennsylvania Ave., S.E., Washington, DC 20003; (202) 546-6610. Published 'Bad Deals and Broken Promises: A Survey or wheelabrator's Performance.
N.I.R.S., Suite 601, 1424 16th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036. Support for groups fighting nuclear waste issues.
On March 7, 1990, the Board of Directors of Waste Management, Inc. approved an expanded environmental policy for the Company. This policy was developed and recommended to the Company's Board of Directors by the Waste Management Executive Environmental Committee established last spring. The mission of this committee is to monitor and evaluate Company adherence to strict environmental standards and permit requirements and to guide the company in contributing to the cause of environmental protection wherever it conducts its business. In developing Waste Management's environmental policy, the Committee consulted with environmental groups and gave careful consideration to their views.
Waste Management, Inc. is committed to protecting and enhancing the environment and to updating its practices in light of advances in technology and new understandings in health and environmental science.
Prevention of pollution and enhancement of the environment are the fundamental premises of the Company's business. We believe that all corporations have a responsibility to conduct their business as responsible stewards of the environment and to seek profits only through activities that leave the Earth healthy and safe. We believe that the company has a responsibility not to compromise the ability of future generations to sustain their needs.
The principles of this policy are applicable to the Company throughout the world. The Company will take demonstrable actions on a continuing basis in furtherance of the principles.
PRINCIPLES
Environmental
Protection And
Enhancement
1. The Company is committed to improving the environment through the services that we offer and to provide our services in a manner demonstrably protective of human health and the environment, even if not required by law. We will minimize and strive not to allow any releases to the atmosphere, land or water in amounts that may harm human health and the environment. We will train employees to enhance understanding of environmental policies and to promote excellence in job performance on all environmental matters.
Waste Reduction,
Recycling,
Treatment And
Disposal
Biodiversity
Sustainable Use Of Natural Resources
Wise Use Of Energy
Compliance
Risk Reduction
2. The Company will work to minimize the volume and toxicity of waste generated by us and others. We will opetate internal recycling programs. We will vigorously pursue opportunities to recycle waste before other management practices are applied. The Company will use and provide environmentally safe treatment and disposal services for waste that is not eliminated at the source or recycled.
3. The Company is committed to the conservation of nature. We will implement a policy of "no net loss" of wetlands or other biological diversity on the Company's property.
4. The Company will use renewable natural resources, such as water, soils and forests, in a sustainable manner and will offer services to make degraded resources once again usable. We will conserve nonrenewable natural resources through efficient use and careful planning.
5.
The Company will make every reasonable effort to use environmentally safe and sustainable energy sources to meet our needs. We will seek opportunities to improve energy efficiency and conservation in our operations.
6. The Company is committed to comply with all legal requirements and to implement programs and procedures to ensure compliance. These efforts will include training and testing of employees, rewarding employees who excel m compliance, and disciplining employees who violate legal requirements.
7. The Company will operate in a manner designed to minimize environ-mental, health or safety hazards. We will minimize risk and protect our employees and others in the vicinity of our operations by employing safe technologies and operating procedures and by being prepared for emergencies. The Company will make available to our employees and to the public information related to any of our operations that we believe cause environmental harm or pose health or safety hazards, The Company will encourage employees to report any condition that creates a danger to the environment or poses health or safety hazards and will provide confidential means for them to do so.
Damage Compensation
Research And Development
Public Policy And Public Education
8. The Company will take responsibility for any harm we cause to the environment and will make every reasonable effort to remedy the damage caused to people or ecosystems.
9.
The Company will research, develop and implement technologies for in-tegrated waste management.
10. The Company will provide information to and will assist the public in understanding the environmental impacts of our activities. We will con-duct public tours of facilities, consistent with safety requirements, and will work with communities near our facjijties to encourage dialogue and exchange of information on facility activities.
11. The Company will support and participate in development of public policy and in educational initiatives that will protect human health and improve the environment. We will seek cooperation on this work with government, environmental groups, SchoolS, universities, and other public organizations.
Participation In
Environmental
Organizations
Environmental Policy Assessment
Annual
Environmental
Report
12. The Company will encourage its employees to participate in and to support the work of environmental organizations, and we will provide support to environmental organizations for the advancement of environmental protection.
18. The Board of Directors of the Company will evaluate and will address the environmental implications of its decisions. The Executive Environ-mental Committee of the Company will report directly to the ChiefExecutive Officer of the Company and will monitor and report upon implementation of this policy and other environmental matters. The Company will commit the resources needed to implement these principles.
14. The company will prepare and make public an annual report on its environmental activities. The report will include a self~valuation of the Company's performance in complying with all applicable environmental laws and regulations throughout its world-wide operations.
APPENDIX L
The Revolving Door
Here are the names of 35 people who have passed through the WMI/CWM revolving door from positions in government.
Before
James Sanderson, Advisor to EPA Administrator Walt Barber, Acting EPA Administrator CWM Attorney
Frank Moore, Legislative Liaison Catter Administration CWM Vice
President
Howard Baker, Chief of Staff-Reagan Administration WMI Director
Gary Dietrich Director, EPA Office of WMI Consultant Solid Waste
Brian Malloy, EPA Enforcement Attorney CWM Attorney
Angus MacBeth, Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Environmental CWM Attorney
Affairs Justice Department
Jeffrey Miller, Director, EPA Enforcement Division WMI Attorney
Alexander Trowbridge, U.S. Secretary of Commerce WMI Board
Member
Joan Bernstein, EPA General Counsel James Range, Staff; Senate Environmental CWM Vice
and Public Works Committee President
(helped write hazardous waste laws);
Legislative Assistant to Senate Majority leader
Howard Baker
Russell Zora, Alabama state environmental official CWM employee
Craig Brown, EPA official who reviewed WMI employee
CWM's Emelle landfill permit in Georgia
Robert Kauth, Assistant Broward County, Vice President
Florida, Administrator of WMI
Veronica Lynch, Illinois House Speaker WMI
Michael Madigan's fiscal expert Gov. Relations
John Daniel, Secretary, Virginia WMI lobbyist
Department of Natural Resources
Earl Gjelde, Under Secretary and chief Head of CWM's
operating officer of Dept. federal facility
of Interior; Chief Operating Officer and Special Assistant to the cleanup division
Secretary for Policy, Department of Energy
William Brown, Head of President Carter's Endangered WMI's Director of
Species Scientific Authority Environmental Affairs
Jack Schramm, EPA Region III WMI Director of
Administrator Governmental Affairs
Gordon Kenna, EPA Region IV CWM Emelle
Officer Community Relations
Drayton Pruitt, Political associate of CWM Attorney
Gov. Wallace in Alabama
Jeff Diver, Deputy Director, Illinois CWM Vice President
EPA (mid-7Os)
Scott Clarkson, EPA Ocean Incineration CWM lobbyist
Permit Analyst
Michael Lawrence, Department of Energy
Top executive at
Chem-Nuclear
Environmental
Services
Diana Carison, EPA employee WMI employee
Larry Dunning, EPA Region IV CWM official in
inspection officer Emelle, Alabama
John Minnechielo, Director, Department of WMI employee
Environmental Service, New Hampshire in Rochester, NY
Alden Howard, Administrator of Department President of
of Environmental Services Wheelabrator
New Hampshire Technologies, Inc.
David Ebenhack, Department of Energy Chem-Nuclear
South Carolina regulatory officer Public Relations
(involved in granting permit to Barnwell dump)
Don Cargill, Georgia Hazardous Waste Management Authority member CWM Consultant
George Clark, Alabama state legislator CWM Lobbyist
Will Flower, Illinois EPA spokesman WMI community
relations position
James Brightiow, EPA Region IX official CWM employee in
examining CWM Kettleman City permit California
Charles White, California D.H.S. CWM employee in CA
William Kapel, Milwaukee Sanitation WMI Employee
Department Superintendent
Sources: 353, 388, 472, 516, 542, 618, 660,665, 714, 732
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