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What is EPA planning to do to support debris removal?

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What is EPA planning to do to support debris removal?

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States have considerable expertise in responding to management of hurricane related debris. EPA has provided technical assistance to States on these issues in the past and will continue to do so in the future. Currently, EPA is working closely with the affected States to provide technical assistance and guidance on debris issues that takes into account both the realities on the ground in the aftermath of this natural disaster and any applicable federal statutory or regulatory requirements. For instance, EPA has now reviewed the debris management plans developed by Mississippi and Louisiana. EPA is also working to assess the location and capacity of non-hazardous waste landfills in the affected areas, as well as working with Waste Management Inc. and the American Forest and Paper Association to determine their capabilities in providing assistance with debris management.

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