Endangerment definition

Endangerment means the introduction of a substance into groundwater so as to cause the maximum allowable contaminant levels established in the National Primary Drinking Water Standards or the standards contained in the Public Drinking Water Regulations of the Rhode Island Department of Health to be exceeded in the groundwater; or require additional treatment of the groundwater in order not to exceed the maximum contaminant levels established in any promulgated National Primary Drinking Water Standard or the standards contained in the Public Drinking Water Regulations of the Rhode Island Department of Health.

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Endangerment means a condition that poses an actual and unreasonable risk to human health and safety arising from actual or threatened exposure to hazardous materials.

Endangerment means an offense described in Section 76-5-112 or 76-5-112.5.

Examples of Endangerment in a sentence

Respondent shall conduct a Preliminary Endangerment Assessment (PEA) for the entire Facility, and if necessary, further investigation and remediation of any release of hazardous waste or hazardous waste constituents at or from the Facility.
An Endangerment Assessment (ICF-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, 1988) was prepared by U.S. EPA as part of the remedial investigation/feasibility study to evaluate the baseline risk for the MEW Site.
In accordance with the MEW ROD, an Endangerment Assessment (EA) was prepared for the MEW Site (including Moffett Field) to address the potential affects to human health and the environment for the environmental conditions at that time (/CF-Clement, 1988).
Endangerment Assessment for the Middlefield-▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Site in Mountain View, California, 2 September 1988.
Preliminary Endangerment Assessment Guidance Manual: A Guidance Manual for Evaluating Hazardous Substance Release Sites.

More Definitions of Endangerment

Endangerment means exposure to actions or activities which could pollute groundwaters of the State.

Endangerment means the exposure, whether consented, voluntary, knowing, or without consent and involuntary, of individuals to conditions harmful to their physical health or the misrepresentation that certain harmful effects will in fact be reduced or removed by the actors’ conduct.

Endangerment means exposure to actions or activities which could pollute an Underground Source of Drinking Water (USDW).

Endangerment means a threatened or potential harm

Endangerment means the movement of a fluid contain- ing any substance into an underground source of drinking water, if the presence of the substance may cause a violation of a primary drinking water maximum contaminant level established in 40 CFR part 142 or otherwise adversely affect the health of persons.

Endangerment means that an injection operation could result in the presence of a contaminant in ground water, which supplies or could reasonably be expected to supply any public water system, and the presence of that contaminant, or any contaminant, could result in violation of any national primary drinking water regulation or could adversely affect the health of persons.

Endangerment means a threatened or potential harm and does not require proof of actual