Lafayette is helping residents dispose of household hazardous waste Saturday, Nov. 23 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Northgate ...

“So with Congress back in session, we should waste no time. And before we get to next year’s agenda, we should put at the top ...

Four Global Policies Could Eliminate More Than 90% of Plastic Waste and 30% of Linked Carbon Emissions by 2050 Nov. 14, 2024 — A new study determines that just four policies can reduce ...

Singapore typically generates about 500,000 tonnes of hazardous waste every year. However, this has been increasing by about 10 per cent year on year for more than two decades, according to one ...

provide adequate hazardous waste training to employees, develop a contingency plan and maintain emergency equipment. All of the violations required corrective action, although the university already ...

process and package radioactive materials from the Parks Township nuclear waste dump. Remediation will start in August on 10 shallow trenches of highly enriched uranium and other hazardous ...

State Sen. Darrin Camilleri (D-Trenton) recently introduced comprehensive legislation to modernize the state’s hazardous waste management system and strengthen environmental protections for ...

What is/are EPA’s evacuation plans and/or advice when citizen/s suffer from the hazardous effects of chemicals of unknown origins? Is the origin of this ’form of hydroxide’ even knowable?

Walmart will be liable for millions of dollars in civil penalties and costs for allegedly dumping hazardous waste and sensitive customer records in California landfills, according to a stipulated ...

Walmart has agreed to pay $7.5 million to resolve a lawsuit brought by California officials accusing the company of illegally disposing of hazardous waste across landfills throughout the state.

Oct 22 (Reuters) - Walmart WMT.N will pay $7.5 million to resolve charges that the largest U.S. retailer illegally disposed of hazardous and medical waste from its facilities into California ...

That equipment, like other e-waste, contains valuable metals like copper, gold, silver, aluminum, and rare earth elements, as well as hazardous materials such as lead, mercury, and chromium ...