CHAPTER 1-ENVIRONMENTAL PROTE

AGENCY_(Continued)

(This book contains Parts 100 to 399)

SUBCHAPTER D-WATER PROGRAMS

Part

100-103 [Reserved)

104 Public hearings on effluent standards for to

pollutants ..........

105 Public participation in water pollution control...

108 Employee protection hearings .............

109 Criteria for State, local and regional oil remo

contingency plans ...

110 Discharge of oil...

112 Oil pollution prevention.............

113 Liability limits for small onshore storage faciliti

114 Civil penalties for violation of oil pollution p

vention regulations

115 Requirements for approval of discharges to aqı

culture projects

116 Designation of hazardous substances

117 Determination of removability of hazardous su

stances..........

118 Determination of harmful quantities for haza

ous substances..............

119 Determination of units of measurement and rat

of penalty for hazardous substances

120 Water quality standards..........

122 Thermal discharges........

123 State certification of activities requiring a Fede

license or permit...........

124 State program elements necessary for particir

tion in the National Pollutant Discharge Elin

nation System

125 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Syste

128 Pretreatment standards ..............

129 Toxic pollutant effluent standards

Part

130

131

133

135

136

Page

Policies and procedures for continuing planning

process................ .........

................ 176

Preparation of water quality management plans .... 190

Secondary treatment information..

201

Prior notice of citizen suits..............

........ 202

Guidelines establishing test procedures for the

analysis of pollutants .....

203

Marine sanitation device standard ............................. 213

National interim primary drinking water regula-

tions .....

...... 216

National interim primary drinking water regula-

tions implementation

.... 230

Review of projects affecting the Edwards Under-

ground Reservoir, a designated sole source

aquifer in the San Antonio, Texas Area.

247

140

141

142

149

SUBCHAPTER E-PESTICIDE PROGRAMS

162

163

164

165

166

Regulations for the enforcement of the Federal

Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act ......... 252

Certification of usefulness of pesticide chemicals... 313

Rules of practice governing hearings, under the

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide

Act, arising from refusals to register, cancella-

tions of registrations, changes of classifications,

suspensions of registrations and other hearings

called pursuant to section 6 of the Act ........

316

Regulations for the acceptance of certain pesti-

cides and recommended procedures for the dis-

posal and storage of pesticides and pesticides

containers .............

334

Exemption of Federal and State agencies for use

of pesticides under emergency conditions

343

Registration of pesticide-producing establish-

ments, submission of pesticides reports, and la-

beling ...

346

Rules of practice governing proceedings conduct-

ed in the assessment of civil penalties under the

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide

Act, as amended..........

349

Books and records of pesticide production and dis-

tribution..............

363

Worker protection standards for agricultural pes-

ticides ......

366

Certification of pesticide applicators...

367

Experimental use permits.

382

1.67

1.68

169

170

171

172

Part

180

Tolerances and exemptions from tolerances

pesticide chemicals in or on raw agricultu

commodities

SUBCHAPTER F-RADIATION PROTECTION PROGRA

Page

planning

...........

176

plans... 190

201

202

for the

203

213

regula-

216

regula-

190

Environmental radiation protection standards

nuclear power operations

SUBCHAPTER G-NOISE ABATEMENT PROGRAMS

230

201

202

203

204

.......

Under-

source

Railroad noise emission standards ........

Motor carriers engaged in interstate commerce

Low-noise-emission products .....

Noise emission standards for construction equ

ment.........

Transportation equipment noise emission contro

Prior notice of citizen suits.....

SUBCHAPTER H-OCEAN DUMPING

General.........

Applications for ocean dumping permits und

section 102 of the Act .........

Action on ocean dumping permit applicatio

under section 102 of the Act

Contents of permits; revision, revocation or limi

tion of ocean dumping permits under secti

104(d) of the Act .....

Records and reports required of ocean dumpi

permittees under section 102 of the Act ......

Corps of Engineers dredged material permits......

Assessment of civil penalties and revocation a

suspension of permits under section 105 of t.

Act.............

Criteria for the evaluation of permit applicatio

for ocean dumping of materials...

Criteria for the management of disposal sites f

ocean dumping ..............

General permits.

.................

Navigable waters.....

334

225
226

SUBCHAPTER I–SOLID WASTES

240

Guidelines for the thermal processing of so

wastes .....

Guidelines for the iand disposal of solid wastes..

241

Page

665

672

677

Fart
243 Guidelines for the storage and collection of resi-

dential, commercial, and institutional solid

waste.............. 244 Solid waste management guidelines for beverage containers ..............

......... 245 Promulgation resource recovery facilities guidelines....................... .......

........... 246 Source separation for materials recovery guide

lines......... 247 Guidelines for procurement of products that con

tain recycled material...... 249 Public participation in solid waste management..... 254 Prior notice of citizen suits........... 255 Identification of regions and agencies for solid

waste management......... 256-399 (Reserved)

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