Publication Summary

Title

Beyond Waste Issue Paper: Fee Systems

Month-Year PublishedSeptember 2003
Online Availability
View this publication in Acrobat PDF format
114 kilobytes,  requires version 4.0 or later of Adobe Acrobat Reader Software  get Acrobat Reader
Short Description

Fees may be used as powerful economic tools to influence the decisions and behavior of businesses and individual consumers. Fees may also be used to generate revenues to pay for important government programs and services. In this issue paper a written summary is provided of the steps used to identify and evaluate fees to reduce or eliminate hazardous wastes. Some general conclusions and recommendations on needed changes and how we can achieve the Beyond Waste vision follow.

This is one of eight issue papers prepared by Ecology staff to help in the development of strategic plans to move Washington in a new direction, toward a society that views waste as an inefficient use of resources and believes that many wastes can be eliminated. Eliminating wastes will contribute to social, economic, and environmental vitality.

Publication Number03-04-046
Author(s)McCallum, L.
Print Availability
Request from the program.
Number of pages 22
Keywords Beyond Waste, fees, hazardous substance tax, Hazardous Waste Education Fee, hazardous waste generators, Hazardous Waste Planning Fee, Waste reduction
Related Web ContentBeyond Waste project home page
Related Publications TitleRelationship    
Beyond Waste Issue Paper: Regulatory Compliance and Hazardous Wasterelated topic
Beyond Waste Issue Paper: Permitting and Corrective Actionsimilar topic
Beyond Waste Issue Paper: Data Trends and Collectionrelated topic
Beyond Waste Issue Paper: Management According to Riskrelated topic
Beyond Waste Issue Paper: Pollution Prevention Planningrelated topic
Beyond Waste Issue Paper: Education and Technical Assistancerelated topic
Hazardous Waste Generators Focus Group Summary for Beyond Waste Projectsimilar topic

This page last updated March 10, 2008