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Closed dry cleaner with abandoned containers of hazardous waste perchloroethylene (tetrachloroethylene or "perc") F001. Abandonment of this hazardous waste is a release under CERCLA. Are you aware of the CERCLA all appropriate inquiries (AAI) rule effective November 1, 2006?

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Photos of various industrial sites. (Top two show environmental concerns from chemical and waste management.) Bottom photo shows operations at typical bulk chemical storage and transfer facility.