What does RCRA require for hazardous waste generators?

The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) specifically requires hazardous waste generators to comply with waste reduction practices as part of its goal to promote environmental protection and resource conservation. This requirement emphasizes the importance of minimizing the production of hazardous waste through various methods, such as reducing the volume and toxicity of waste, recycling materials, and implementing source reduction strategies. By adhering to these waste reduction practices, generators are better equipped to limit their environmental impact and ensure safer handling and disposal of hazardous materials.

While the other options may relate to environmental management or workplace safety in some contexts, they do not encompass the specific requirements that RCRA imposes on hazardous waste generators regarding their waste management practices.