HRS §342H-35
Research and education programs on solid waste
The state's environmental director can run research programs to find where solid waste comes from and how it pollutes. With the governor's approval, the director can accept money from federal, state, or private groups for this work. The director can also run educational programs about managing solid waste.
state agencies
The statute, as written — Research, educational, and training programs
The director may: (1) Conduct and supervise research programs for the purpose of determining the sources of solid waste, effects, and hazards of pollution associated with solid waste management systems; (2) With the approval of the governor, cooperate with, and receive money from the federal government or any political subdivision of the State, or from private sources for the study and control of solid waste pollution; and (3) Conduct and supervise state educational and training programs on solid waste management systems, including the preparation and distribution of information relating to solid waste pollution.
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