KRISTEN HILDRETH

Reinforcing and strengthening cooperative activities between law enforcement and stakeholders to stop and/or deter metal thefts domestically and abroad. Discussions on Catalytic Converters; Deputy Darren Almendarez Act

Discussions with regard to CORCA, Copper, Caucus, Aluminium, PFAS, Transportation and PART Act.

Discuss Catalytic Converters; Deputy Darren Almendarez Act

Discussions on Electronics Recycling / E-Waste Draft Legislation, PFAS - Passive Receiver, Recycling Infrastructure and Data Accountability Act; Recycling Data Collection and Extended Producer Responsibility, Battery Recycling and Critical Minerals - BRACE Act, Recycling Legislation - Truth in Labeling

Issues related to EPR and Battery Recycling, plus New Campaign.

EPA Regulations regarding the recovery from end-of-life goods and vehicles including recent PFAS contaminant regulations. Extended Producer Responsibility

There are general and specific issues relating to the processing and expiration of e-scrap. Promoting recyclables is not waste recycling and is not disposal. Battery Recycling, Detection Technologies,

Issues related to the safe and efficient recycling of scrap electronics. OSHA Updates, New Administration

EPA's interpretation of the Clean Air Act as it relates to the recovery of Chlorofluocarbons from certain items. Efforts to encourage Design for the Environment and Design for Recycling, both of which would greatly improve the recyclability of many products and result in dramatically less use of hazardous or toxic substances in such products. Electronics, rubber and plastic issues. Introduction, Caucus, CIRCLE Act and National Battery EPR Framework.

The significant performance, safety and environmental benefits gained by using crumb rubber from scrap tires in the construction of ashphalt roads and how to encourage states that use more this clearly superior product. The benefits that can be gained by increasing the Highway Bridge Weight Laws to allow for a larger maximum gross vehicle weight to be carried on tractor trailer combinations utilizing three (3) axle trailers. Discussions on PART Act.

There are general and specific issues relating to the processing and expiration of e-scrap. Promoting recyclables is not waste recycling and is not disposal.

Issues related to the safe and efficient recycling of scrap electronics.

Discussions with regard to trade promotion and export of scrap materials- metal, paper, glass, plastic, rubber, textiles & electronics. Discussions with regard to real and potential trade barriers imposed by foreign nations, particularly on the scrap recycling industry and its feed-stock. Discussions with regard to the application of ITAR. EAR, OFAC and other regulations as they relate to the international trade of recycled materials. Discussion regarding the mis-classification of recyclable materials as "solid waste thereby resulting in import shipments being turned away at the orders. Discussion with regard to the inappropriate application of the requirement for "mill certificates" as it relates to scrap metal being brought into the US or manufactured into specification grade commodities that substitute for virgin materials in the manufacture of new basic materials. Discussions with regard to the inappropriate application of the Basel Convention and the OECD Waste Agreement to non-hazardous, specification grade commodities manufactured from scrap/recyclable materials.

EPA's interpretation of the Clean Air Act as it relates to the recovery of Chlorofluocarbons from certain items. Efforts to encourage Design for the Environment and Design for Recycling, both of which would greatly improve the recyclability of many products and result in dramatically less use of hazardous or toxic substances in such products. Electronics, rubber and plastic issues

The significant performance, safety and environmental benefits gained by using crumb rubber from scrap tires in the construction of ashphalt roads and how to encourage states that use more this clearly superior product. The benefits that can be gained by increasing the Highway Bridge Weight Laws to allow for a larger maximum gross vehicle weight to be carried on tractor trailer combinations utilizing three (3) axle trailers.

The significant performance, safety and environmental benefits gained by using crumb rubber from scrap tires in the construction of ashphalt roads 􀀔d how to encourage states that use more this clearly superior product. The benefits that can be gained by increasing the Highway Bridge Weight Laws to allow for a larger maximum gross vehicle weight to be carried on tractor trailer combinations utilizing three (3) axle trailers.

Engaged with US Mint on ensuring damaged or destroyed U.S. coinage are able to be exchanged at value

Discussions with regard to trade promotion and export of scrap materials-metal,paper, glass, plastic, rubber,textiles & electronics. Discussions with regard to real and potential trade barriers imposed by foreign nations, particularly on the scrap recycling industry and its feed-stock. Discussions with regard to the application of ITAR. EAR, OFAC and other regulations as they relate to the international trade of recycled materials. Discussion regarding the mis-classification ofrecyclable materials as "solid waste thereby resulting in import shipments being turned away at the borders. Discussion with regard to the inappropriate application of the requirement for "mill certificates" as it relates to scrap metal being brought into the US for manufacture into specification grade commodities that substitute for virgin materials in the manufacture of new basic materials. Discussions with regard to the inappropriate application of the Basel Convention and the OECD Waste Agreement to non-hazardous, specification grade commodities manufactured from scrap/recyclable materials.

Engaged with US Mint on ensuring damaged or destroyed U.S. coinage are able to be exchanged at value

General and specific issues relating to the processing and exportation of e-scrap. Promotion of recyclables are not waste recycling and is not disposal.

Discussions with regard to trade promotion and export of scrap materials-metal,paper, glass, plastic, rubber,textiles & electronics. Discussions with regard to real and potential trade barriers imposed by foreign nations, particularly on the scrap recycling industry and its feed-stock. Discussions with regard to the application of ITAR. EAR, OFAC and other regulations as they relate to the international trade of recycled materials. Discussion regarding the mis-classification ofrecyclable materials as "solid waste thereby resulting in import shipments being turned away at the borders. Discussion with regard to the inappropriate application of the requirement for "mill certificates" as it relates to scrap metal being brought into the US for manufacture into specification grade commodities that substitute for virgin materials in the manufacture of new basic materials. Discussions with regard to the inappropriate application of the Basel Convention and the OECD Waste Agreement to non-hazardous, specification grade commodities manufactured from scrap/recyclable materials.

Issues related to the safe and efficient recycling of scrap electronics.

EPA Regulations regarding the recovery from end-of-life goods and vehicles, including recent PFAS contaminant regulations

The significant performance, safety and environmental benefits gained by using crumb rubber from scrap tires in the construction of ashphalt roads and how to encourage states that use more this clearly superior product. The benefits that can be gained by increasing the Highway Bridge Weight Laws to allow for a larger maximum gross vehicle weight to be carried on tractor trailer combinations utilizing three (3) axle trailers.

Engaged with US Mint on ensuring damaged or destroyed U.S. coinage are able to be exchanged at value

Problems experienced by the scrap recycling industry which ships very significant tonnages (and significant portion of its manufactured product) by rail, including service problems with the railroads and anti-competitive behavior of the railroads, particularly as such problems affect small and medium size businesses and their bottom lines.

EPA's interpretation of the Clean Air Act as it relates to the recovery ofChlorofluocarbons from certain items. Efforts to encourage Design for the Environment and Design for Recycling, both of which would greatly improve the recyclability of many products and result in dramatically less use of hazardous or toxic substances in such products. Electronics, rubber and plastic issues

Discussions with regard to trade promotion and export of scrap materials-metal,paper, glass, plastic, rubber,textiles & electronics. Discussions with regard to real and potential trade barriers imposed by foreign nations, particularly on the scrap recycling industry and its feed-stock. Discussions with regard to the application of ITAR. EAR, OFAC and other regulations as they relate to the international trade of recycled materials. Discussion regarding the mis-classification ofrecyclable materials as "solid waste thereby resulting in import shipments being turned away at the borders. Discussion with regard to the inappropriate application of the requirement for "mill certificates" as it relates to scrap metal being brought into the US for manufacture into specification grade commodities that substitute for virgin materials in the manufacture of new basic materials. Discussions with regard to the inappropriate application of the Basel Convention and the OECD Waste Agreement to non-hazardous, specification grade commodities manufactured from scrap/recyclable materials.

General and specific issues relating to the processing and exportation of e-scrap. Promotion of recyclables are not waste recycling and is not disposal.

Engaged with US Mint on ensuring damaged or destroyed U.S. coinage are able to be exchanged at value

General and specific issues relating to the processing and exportation of e-scrap. Promotion of recyclables are not waste recycling and is not disposal.