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Alaska just took the reins of its own hazardous waste management — becoming the 49th state to earn “primacy” from the EPA, after years of building up its infrastructure. With over 2,700 tons of hazardous materials reported last year — from refineries to military bases — the state now faces a major logistical challenge: no disposal facilities within its borders. Getting dangerous waste out safely, especially in remote areas or after disasters, is now a top priority as Alaska steps into this critical role.

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