US Ecology Detroit South, also known as EQ Detroit, Inc.
Contact: Andrew Bertapelle | BertapelleA1@Michigan.gov | 517-290-3813Agency: Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
US Ecology Detroit South (USE-DS) is a hazardous waste storage and treatment site located at 1923 Frederick Street, in Detroit, Michigan (Site). The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) previously licensed the Site for the management of hazardous wastes in 2003, under the operation and ownership of US Liquids, Inc. In 2004, The Environmental Quality Company (EQ) purchased the Site from US Liquids, and US Ecology subsequently acquired EQ in 2014. Since 2014, the Site has remained under the operation and ownership control of US Ecology.
The Site's hazardous waste operating license issued by EGLE specifies the hazardous waste activities that USE-DS can perform at the Site. The federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976, as amended, and the corresponding Michigan hazardous waste regulations specify how the Site must operate to protect human health and the environment. They also identify the authorities that EGLE's Materials Management Division (MMD) has in licensing and overseeing the Site's hazardous waste operations.
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Background Information License and Renewal Information Laws and Rules that Apply to Handling Hazardous Waste How this Site is Regulated Under the Environmental Regulations
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What is EGLE Doing? December 10, 2020, EGLE Public Information providing updates on EGLE's review of the US Ecology Hazardous Waste License Renewal Application
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Contacts EGLE, Environmental Engineer Andrew Bertapelle, 517-290-3813 EGLE, Supervisor Rich Conforti, 517-284-6574 EGLE, Hazardous Waste Inspector, Jim Day, 586-494-5093 EGLE Air Quality Division, Senior Environmental Quality Analyst Jon Lamb, 313-348-2527 |
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