800,000 Tons of Radioactive Oil and Gas Waste From Pennsylvania Unaccounted For

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800,000 Tons of Radioactive Oil and Gas Waste From Pennsylvania Unaccounted For
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A new study suggests that poor recordkeeping on hazardous waste disposal points to potential for bigger problems.

A soybean field lies in front of a natural gas drilling rig on September 8, 2012, in Fairfield Township, Pennsylvania.Pittsburgh — Waste from the oil and gas industry contains toxic and radioactive substances. Disposal of this waste is supposed to be carefully tracked, but 800,000 tons of oil and gas waste from Pennsylvania oil and gas wells is unaccounted for, according to a recent study.

The industry self-reports how much waste it sends to landfills, and the DEP collects that data in its annual oil and gas reports. Landfills that receive the waste weigh it and keep their own records. In some cases, the differences between these two sets of records were vast. Carl Spadaro is an environmental manager for MAX Environmental Technologies, Inc., which accepts oil and gas waste at its, about 29 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. Spadaro, who previously worked for the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, said accurate records are important, but that differences in reporting formats could explain the gaps.

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