Disposing of grow room waste legally is one component of the burgeoning cannabis business that few growers likely considered when entering the cannabis market.
As a medical waste, sharps disposal regulations by state can vary considerably. Though federal agencies issue guidelines, protocols, and mandates for the safe disposal of sharps, every state has its disposal guidelines or requirements for safely handling, …
Fluorescent light bulbs and lamps are well-regarded for their energy efficiency and long service hours. However, it’s important to know how to dispose of fluorescent light bulbs and lamps because fluorescent lights contain heavy toxic metals that are reg…
Are you having trouble shipping samples or dangerous goods from your workplace? Often, chemical samples need to be shipped for analysis to labs across the country and sometimes the world.
Medical waste, often called biohazardous waste, biomedical waste, infectious waste, red bag waste, etc., is a type of waste that is infectious or potentially infectious to humans or animals.
Radioactive Waste Management Radioactive material is unique in the sense that it is not disposed by one of the normal means. Those normal means entail fuels blending, incineration, recycling, and neutralization.
Certain categories of hazardous waste are regulated under U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ruling as Universal Waste. Universal waste, or “UW”, is a category of hazardous waste commonly generated by a wide variety of establishments and is reg…
Many customers ask us why we pour what looks like gravel or dirt into their containers of hazardous waste or dangerous goods shipments. Like shipping any material, hazardous goods need something to cushion them during shipment.
