3.1 Publicly Versus Privately Owned Landfills

3.2 Landfill Status - Estimated Lifespan and Potential

3.3 Imports and Exports of Solid Waste

3.4 The Stamp Decision

3.5 Summary of Statewide Closure Plan

3.6 Transfer Stations

3.7 Material Recovery Facilities

3.8 Composting Facilities and Rules

3.9 Free Day

3.10 Discussion and Conclusions

4.1 Geographic and Transportation Factors Influencing Solid Waste Management in West Virginia

4.2 County and Regional Solid Waste Authorities

4.3 Development and Designation of Solid Waste

4.4 Review of Local Authority Comprehensive and Siting Plans

4.5 Solid Waste Management Board/Solid Waste Authority Coordination

4.6 Solid Waste Management Board Grants

5.1 Introduction

5.2 Source Reduction

5.3 Potential Recyclables Characterization and Analysis

5.4 Recycling Facilities

5.5 Markets

5.6 Recyclable Materials Collection

5.7 Processing Facilities

5.8 Public Education, Information and Administrative Needs

5.9 Roles and Responsibilities

5.10 Permitting Requirements

5.11 Funding

5.12 Summary and Recommendations

6.1 Hazardous Waste 

6.2 Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) 

6.3 Municipal Sewage Sludge Disposal 

6.4 Agricultural Waste  

6.5 Pollution Control Residuals  

6.6 Mining Wastes  

6.7 Industrial Waste  

6.8 White Goods  

6.9 Bulky Goods Collection 

6.10 Tires 

6.11 Lead Acid Batteries 

6.12 Yard Waste 

6.13 Universal Waste  

7.1 Assessment Fees

7.2 Allocation and Use of Assessment Fee Funds

7.3 Miscellaneous Assessment Fees

7.4 Other Litter Control Programs

7.5 Current Tipping Fees