Q677. Can either the volatile solids concentration or 60-day anaerobic biodegradation tests be used to determine the DOC of a waste stream that is similar to an historically managed waste stream that was not received during the first reporting year for purposes of 98.464(c), when the facility is not exempt and needs to submit a GHG report?

A677. Yes, either the volatile solids concentration or 60-day anaerobic biodegradation test may be used to determine the DOC of a waste stream that is similar to a historically managed waste stream that was not received during the first reporting year, for purposes of 98.464(c), when the facility is not exempt and instead needs to submit a GHG report.

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