2015 Statutes Index

Violations, remedy, 16.12

Low-level, disposal and burning, 289.59

Midwest interstate low-level commission, 14.81

Rules by natural resources department, 293.15 (8)

Site exploration, 293.25

Transuranic waste, state policy regarding long-term disposal, 196.497

waste management_4. recycling 4. Recycling

Generally, Ch. 287

Antique dealers, 134.695

Batteries, 287.18

Computers, 287.17

Council, 15.347 (17), 287.22

Counties, 59.70 (2), (3), (11)

See also Municipalities, under this head

Definitions, 287.01

Effective recycling programs, criteria, 287.11

Electronic waste, 287.17

Enforcement of recycling law:

Inspections, 287.93

Justice department to enforce, 287.91

Penalties, 287.95, 287.97

Facilities, see Waste Management— 6. Solid Waste

Fees, 287.093, 289.645, 289.675

Grants and loans:

Consolidation grants, 287.24

Loan guarantees, 234.67

High-volume industrial waste, 289.43

Market development, 287.03 (2)

Municipalities:

Effectiveness of program, DNR determination, 287.11

Financial assistance, 287.23

Liability limitations, 287.095

Limit on local regulations, 287.10

Powers and duties, 287.09

Resource recovery facilities:

Acquisition, 59.70 (11), 61.57, 62.155

Requirements, 287.13

Natural resources department duties, 287.03

Education program, 287.21

Effectiveness of municipal programs, determined, 287.11

Financial assistance to municipalities, 287.23

Technical assistance, 287.19

New packaging, 100.29

Oil, 287.15

Filters and absorbent material, 287.07 (4m)

Plastic container labeling, 100.33

Plastic containers, 100.297

Product labeling, 100.295

Public buildings, recycling space, 101.126

Solid waste:

Incineration and land disposal prohibitions, 287.07

Yard waste, prohibitions, 287.07, 287.08

State:

See also Natural resources department duties, under this head

Public policy, 287.05

Purchases, recycled materials, 16.72, 16.75 (8)

Resource recovery and recycling program, 16.15

Televisions, 287.17

waste management_5. sewage treatment and effluent discharge 5. Sewage Treatment and Effluent Discharge

Generally, Ch. 283

See also Pollution—3. Water Pollution, Generally

Applicability of ch. 283 to other statutes, 283.95

Clean water fund-program:

Appropriation, 20.320

Bonds, 18.06 (9)

Financial assistance, 281.58

Financial management, 281.59

Municipal participation, 281.59 (13f), 281.695 (5)

Criminal and civil remedies for violations, 283.91

Definitions, 283.01, 283.91 (6)

Effluent limitations, 283.13

Certain lakes, 281.47

Effluent standards, 283.11

Enforcement, 283.89, 283.91

Liability for pollution, 283.87

Environmental impact considerations, 283.93

Financial assistance programs, 281.55 to 281.63

Fruit and vegetable washing, exemption from compliance, 283.62, 289.445

Injunction for violations, 283.91

Monitoring requirements, 283.55 (1)

Natural resources department:

Actions for loss caused by violation, 283.87

Continuing planning process, 283.83

Permits:

Alcohol fuel production systems, private, exempt, 283.61

Applications, generally, 283.37

Fact sheet concerning application, 283.45

Notice to government agencies as to application, 283.41

Public notice of applications, 283.39