Section 149-M:63 – Reporting for Waste Reduction Goals.
149-M:63 Reporting for Waste Reduction Goals. – For the purpose of reporting recycling rates, all advanced recycling facilities shall report the source of post-use polymers including the state or country of origin, the mass of post-use polymer processed, the mass of recycled product, the mass of residual material, and the mass of processed material […]
Section 149-M:58-a – Mercury-Added Thermostat Collection Program.
149-M:58-a Mercury-Added Thermostat Collection Program. – I. (a) Each manufacturer of mercury-added thermostats sold in New Hampshire shall, individually or collectively, establish and maintain a department-approved collection and recycling program for out-of-service mercury-added thermostats from contractors, service technicians, and residents. For the purpose of this section, " manufacturer " means the holder of the […]
Section 149-M:59 – General Permit for Motor Vehicle Salvage Facilities.
149-M:59 General Permit for Motor Vehicle Salvage Facilities. – I. The department shall establish a general permit for maintaining and operating a motor vehicle salvage facility. The general permit shall cover all motor vehicle salvage facilities that do not hold a standard permit under RSA 149-M:9, I, provided that the owner registers to use […]
Section 149-M:60 – General Permit for Operating a Motor Vehicle Crusher.
149-M:60 General Permit for Operating a Motor Vehicle Crusher. – I. The department shall establish a general permit for operating a motor vehicle crusher. The general permit shall cover all motor vehicle crushers that do not hold a standard permit under RSA 149-M:9, I, provided that the owner registers to use the permit as […]
Section 149-M:61 – Solid Waste Working Group.
[RSA 149-M:61 repealed by 2021, 188:4, effective November 1, 2026.] 149-M:61 Solid Waste Working Group. – I. The solid waste working group shall be convened by the department of environmental services and shall have, at a minimum, the following members: (a) One member of the house, appointed by the speaker of the house of […]
Section 149-M:62 – Regulation of Advanced Recycling.
149-M:62 Regulation of Advanced Recycling. – I. The department shall regulate advanced recycling facilities as manufacturing facilities. An advanced recycling facility and the products and by-products of advanced recycling shall be subject to applicable statutes and departmental rules relative to air, water, waste, and land use. The department may enter and inspect any advanced […]
Section 149-M:54 – Limitations on the Use of Elemental Mercury.
149-M:54 Limitations on the Use of Elemental Mercury. – As of the effective date of this section, no person shall sell or provide elemental mercury to another person in this state without providing a material safety data sheet, as defined in 42 U.S.C. section 11049, and requiring the purchaser or recipient to sign a […]
Section 149-M:55 – Public Education and Outreach.
149-M:55 Public Education and Outreach. – I. The department shall implement a public education, outreach, and assistance program for households, hazardous waste generators, local and regional solid waste management agencies, dismantlers, institutions, and schools on the hazards of mercury, the requirements and obligations of individuals, manufacturers, and agencies under this subdivision, and voluntary efforts […]
Section 149-M:56 – Interstate Clearinghouse.
149-M:56 Interstate Clearinghouse. – The department is hereby authorized to participate in the establishment and implementation of a regional, multi-state clearinghouse to assist in carrying out the requirements of this subdivision and to help coordinate reviews of the manufacturers’ notifications regarding mercury-added products, applications for phase-out exemptions, reviews of the collection plans, the disclosures […]
Section 149-M:57 – State Review.
149-M:57 State Review. – The department shall, in consultation with the Committee on the Environment of the Conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers, review the effectiveness of this subdivision no later than 4 years after the effective date of this section and shall provide a report based upon that review to […]