Illinois Statutes Chapter 415. Environmental Safety
Current as of January 01, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff
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- Act 5. Environmental Protection Act
- Act 10. Local Solid Waste Disposal Act
- Act 12. Solid Waste Hauling and Recycling Program Act
- Act 15. Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act
- Act 20. Illinois Solid Waste Management Act
- Act 25. Water Pollutant Discharge Act
- Act 30. Illinois Water Well Construction Code
- Act 35. Illinois Water Well Pump Installation Code
- Act 40. Public Water Supply Regulation Act
- Act 45. Public Water Supply Operations Act
- Act 50. Wastewater Land Treatment Site Regulation Act
- Act 55. Illinois Groundwater Protection Act
- Act 60. Illinois Pesticide Act
- Act 65. Lawn Care Products Application and Notice Act
- Act 70. Hazardous Substances Construction Disclosure Act
- Act 75. Environmental Toxicology Act
- Act 80. Degradable Plastic Act
- Act 85. Toxic Pollution Prevention Act
- Act 90. Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program Act
- Act 92. Regulation of Phosphorus in Detergents Act
- Act 95. Junkyard Act
- Act 98. Mercury Thermostat Collection Act
- Act 105. Litter Control Act
- Act 110. Recycled Newsprint Use Act
- Act 120. Electric Vehicle Rebate Act
- Act 122. Mtbe Elimination Act
- Act 125. Environmental Impact Fee Law
- Act 130. Interstate Ozone Transport Oversight Act
- Act 135. Drycleaner Environmental Response Trust Fund Act
- Act 145. Illinois Cool Cities Act
- Act 151. Consumer Electronics Recycling Act
- Act 155. Environmental Justice Act
- Act 160. Illinois Underground Natural Gas Storage Safety Act
- Act 165. Wipes Labeling Act
- Act 170. Pfas Reduction Act
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