Wardenville / Buffalo / Washington D.C. / Baltimore / New York / Morgantown / Pittsburgh / Grantsville / Chester / Detroit / New York City / Chicago / /
Company
Conrail / Waste Management / Environmental Energy Engineering Inc. / Chesapeake / Weston / CSX / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
West Virginia Turnpike / /
IndustryTerm
management law / Web st er Kan / little transportation / transportation network / disposal services / transportation access / /
MusicAlbum
Indiana / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic Ocean / West Fork River / Potomac River / Ohio River / Mississippi River / Buffalo Creek / Kelleys Creek / Kanawha River / Chesapeake Bay / Monongahela River / South Branch Valley / Tygart Valley River / Beech Mountain / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
State Legislature / Public Service Commission / Board of Supervisors for the Soil Conservation District / federal/state/local government / DNR / Solid Waste Authorities / WV Environmental Quality Board / West Virginia Development Office / DEP office of Waste Management / Solid Waste Authority / U.S. Census Bureau / Solid Waste Management Board / County Commission / Bureau of Health / Solid Waste Disposal Authority / Bureau of Public Health / Division of Highways / Board of Supervisors / SWA Board of Directors / /
Person
Raleigh Wyom / Clay Pu / Charlotte Columbia Charleston Atlanta / /
Position
counsel / legal counsel / Chairman / chair / attorney general / Director of the DEP / /
ProvinceOrState
Hancock County / New Jersey / Kentucky / Putnam County / West Virginia / Ohio / Wisconsin / Virginia / Alabama / Wood County / Maryland / Illinois / Indiana / Marion County / Boone County / Michigan / Tennessee / Braxton County / Calhoun County / Pendleton County / Pennsylvania / West / Jefferson County / South Carolina / Mississippi / Ohio County / Logan / Delaware / North Carolina / Georgia / Mason / /
4. COUNTY AND REGIONAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT West Virginia law envisions solid waste management as a local responsibility. The State has 55 counties and 50 Solid Waste Authorities (SWA). Forty-eight of the counties have