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Response Partners

Many government and Tribal entities work together to ensure the impacts of environmental emergencies are mitigated.

Emergency Site IDs

Some emergencies may require an entity to obtain a RCRA site ID number immediately, such as a highway accident where hazardous waste was spilled in a roadway. Find out if your state allows you to obtain an emergency ID number through RCRAInfo.

Response Partners

Emergency Site IDs

Emergency Response