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WOW!!!!
No doubt that all NHRA scantioned tracks will implement this and do it quickly. |
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Mike and Rock. Thanks for responsible replies. Here's another way to look at it. If the EPA gets involved it will get expensive. If any of our businesses got a visit and (fined) from the EPA about improper material in our trash we would monitor our trash better to make sure we don't have to pay for someone else disposing of things in our trash. All of us can do a better job of keeping our area clean. If we all would only worry about our small area then the big picture would take care of itself. After watching the NHRA power point, I realize that it is a good idea to puncture a hole in my empty aerosol cans. That way they don't blow up in someone elses face. We can't change the policy just do our part to CYA.
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I was "hazwopper" qualified at work. And if I can remember right. You only have to label cans when there is someone else that may mistake the fluid for something else.
If I am the only one changing my oil I can put it in anything I want, and it does not have to be labeled. I was going to play with the guy at the gate and ask if he went to the 8 hour, 40 hour, or 80 hour course. And then show him the credentials I carried in my wallet. But I decided not to and on more thought I leave my credentials home now. Don't want to wear a target, if I spilled a drop or 2.
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