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Mercury-containing wastes are exempt from hazardous waste regulation as long as they are recycled per the Universal Waste Rule. A) True B) False

Mercury-containing wastes are exempt from hazardous waste regulation as long as they are recycled per the Universal Waste Rule. A) True B) False
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Mercury-containing wastes are exempt from hazardous waste regulation as long as they are recycled per the Universal Waste Rule.

A) True
B) False

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Answer:

It should be option a

Step-by-step explanation:

It should be option a

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User Bobwise
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True should be the correct answer
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