Evaluating the hazard ranking system.

By:

Haness, Steven J

Contributor(s):

Warwick, John J

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1991Description: 12p., 1 tab, 7 figs, 5 refsSubject(s):

Subject: The hazard ranking system is used by the EPA to evaluate the relative risk of hazardous waste facilitites. The original system and its newly expanded form have a structured value approach and arrive at a facility's rank through a combination of addition and multiplication of factor scores. The most dangerous sites have the highest scores.

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Reprinted from Journal of Environmental Management, Vol. 32, 1991, pp165-176

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The hazard ranking system is used by the EPA to evaluate the relative risk of hazardous waste facilitites. The original system and its newly expanded form have a structured value approach and arrive at a facility's rank through a combination of addition and multiplication of factor scores. The most dangerous sites have the highest scores.

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