Wastes produced by as many as 200,000 generators are subject to the pervasive cradle-to-grave regulatory scheme of Subtitle C of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). Presents, in an organized and intelligible form, all the regulations of Subtitle C, as well as the structural principles, the logic behind the regulations, and how they are likely to be applied. Covering regulated substances/hazardous waste, regulated actors (generators, transporters, and owner/operators of treatment, storage and disposal facilities), and the obligations of those involved in handling hazardous waste, it does not simply offer descriptive treatments, but examines the significant ambiguities and subtleties involved in hazardous waste law. Citations to regulatory preambles and other source materials are provided, with detailed quotations where appropriate. Important textual discussions are fully indexed so that readers can quickly locate all relevant descriptive and analytical discussions.