To amend the Solid Waste Disposal Act to provide that solid waste shall not include certain recovered materials and recovered resources, and for other purposes.

If enacted, this bill creates a de facto exemption from federal solid waste tracking and disposal standards for undefined recovered materials and resources. Similar state-level exemptions (e.g., coal ash reclassification as a 'beneficial use material' in several states) have resulted in unlined disposal, groundwater contamination, and increased cleanup costs borne by municipalities and taxpayers. The bill's impact depends entirely on which materials are listed as exempt; without specification in the bill text, enforcement gaps could allow hazardous secondary materials to bypass EPA oversight. Recycling companies would gain immediate cost savings by eliminating federal manifesting and disposal documentation, while state environmental agencies would lose visibility into material flows and contamination risks.