HRS

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HRS is the abbreviated name for the Hazard Ranking System, a methodology used in the United States to assess and prioritize contaminated sites for potential cleanup under the Superfund program.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal government system
environmental assessment tool
hazard ranking methodology
administeredBy EPA NERFINISHED
United States Environmental Protection Agency NERFINISHED
appliesTo federal facilities
private sites
sites with actual or potential releases of hazardous substances
state-identified sites
appliesToProgram Superfund NERFINISHED
associatedList National Priorities List GENERATED
associatedProgram National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan NERFINISHED
considers likelihood of release
pathways of exposure
targets
waste characteristics
countryOfUse United States of America
surface form: United States
decisionRole screening tool for NPL listing decisions
doesNotDetermine specific cleanup remedy
evaluates actual contamination
hazardous substance mobility
hazardous substance persistence
hazardous substance toxicity
population at risk
potential contamination
sensitive environments
fullName Hazard Ranking System NERFINISHED
includesExposurePathway air migration GENERATED
groundwater migration GENERATED
soil exposure GENERATED
surface water migration GENERATED
legalBasis CERCLA NERFINISHED
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act NERFINISHED
methodologyType risk-based ranking system
scoring system
output numerical site score
primaryPurpose assess relative risk of contaminated sites
prioritize sites for potential cleanup
regulatoryContext federal environmental regulation
scope contaminated sites
uncontrolled hazardous waste sites
scoreRange 0 to 100
thresholdForNPLListing 28.5
usedBy EPA regional offices
site assessment teams
usedFor National Priorities List eligibility
ranking contaminated sites
screening hazardous waste sites

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NPL abbreviation HRS
subject surface form: Hazard Ranking System