Parts R Us, a large manufacturing and distribution warehouse, uses fluorescent lamps to light its sprawling facility. Company policy requires that all lamps be replaced annually, resulting in the replacement of thousands of lamps, some of which still retain useful life. All lamps are stored in a secure outbuilding on-site in case cost-cutting measures require their re-use. However, the stored "spent" fluorescent lamps are transported to a TSD in anticipation of the next annual change to allow room for incoming fluorescent lamps. Assume that fluorescent lamps contain hazardous waste. Parts R Us does not believe it needs to create a RCRA manifest concerning the fluorescent lamps, claiming the stored lamps may potentially be re-used on-site. Does Parts R Us survive an EPA challenge regarding its decision? (pick most relevant reason) Question 22Select one: a. Yes, because the storage building is deemed secure b. No, because Parts R Us stores the used fluorescent bulbs on-site in excess of 90 days c. Yes, the fluorescent lamps are not waste because Parts R Us plans to potentially recycle them