81. Defra, UK - Environmental Protection - Recycling And Waste Published 25 May 2000 / Updated 10 August 2000 waste Strategy Indexwaste Index Environmental Protection Index Defra Home Page. http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/waste/strategy/cm4693/

Waste Strategy 2000 for England and Wales Part 1: Foreword Summary Chapter 1: The need for change Chapter 2: Our vision Chapter 3: Levers for change Chapter 4: Delivering change Chapter 5: Monitoring and review Part 2: Chapter 1: Introduction The vision, aims and objectives of the waste strategy Application of this strategy Chapter 2: Identifying the problem Descriptions of waste Waste tracking and monitoring systems Commercial and industrial waste data ... Waste research, advice and information sources Chapter 3: The decision-making framework Determining the Best Practicable Environmental Option Life cycle assessment Extending the rationale of decisions ... Waste and integrated pollution prevention and control Chapter 4: Waste stakeholders Identifying the waste generators Businesses Householders ... Integrating waste collection and disposal activities Chapter 5: Waste management options Waste reduction Re-use Recycling ... Incineration without energy recovery Chapter 6: Handling hazardous waste Dealing with hazardous wastes What is hazardous waste? Data on hazardous waste ... Issues for the BPEO for hazardous waste Chapter 7: Dealing with packaging and packaging waste EC Packaging Directive obligations UK response to the EC Directive Forecasts – packaging waste and recovery levels ... Consumer awareness and contribution Chapter 8: Progress with various waste streams Agricultural wastes and pesticides Batteries Clinical waste ... Waste wood Annex A: Major waste facilities in England and Wales Adobe Acrobat Annex B: Legal framework for waste management Annex C:

82. Environmental Permits Environmental Permitting. Air Pollution Control Division permits. Consumer ProtectionDivision. hazardous Materials and waste Management Division hazardous http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/permits.asp

Department Home About the Department Certificates Environment ... Regulations search entire web search www.cdphe.state.co.us Environmental Permitting Air Pollution Control Division permits Consumer Protection Division Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Division permits Water Quality Control Division permits If you need help with application forms and guidance materials or referrals to relevant state and federal web-sites, please contact the specific division. Many documents on this site are PDF files, which require the use of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.

83. Safe Food And Fertilizer Dedicated to protecting children's health and the environment by preventing the disposal of hazardous and toxic wastes as fertilizer. Provides tutorial and links. http://www.safefoodandfertilizer.com/

84. Waste Program For Idaho's Department Of Environmental Quality with hazardous waste cleanup? Solid waste engineering design? Underground StorageTank (UST) site assessments? Search DEQ s database to locate an environmental http://www.deq.state.id.us/waste/waste1.htm

You are here DEQ Home : Waste Programs and Issues About DEQ's Waste Management Division Landfills Assistance, Business Mines / Mining Waste ... Working with Other Agencies What's New in Waste? Hospitals: Apply by June 30 for a Pollution Prevention Mini-grant! Fact Sheet: Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Approval Process ... Brownfields Remediation in Idaho What are brownfields? Learn about brownfield's cleanup efforts and DEQ's new Brownfields Response Program, designed to assist eligible entities (including but not limited to tribes, divisions of state government, local governments and non-profits) in Idaho in applying for EPA brownfields grants. DEQ Contact: Keith Donahue Compliance, Facility / Enforcement Facility Compliance Search: EPA's ECHO Database Search for facilities in your community to determine whether: Enforcement Procedures Manual This manual describes the statutory authorities under which DEQ's air, water and waste compliance and enforcement activities are implemented, and the policies and procedures used to achieve compliance.

85. Sani-Tech Environment Describes the company's full range of environmental services, including handling of hazardous wastes and 24 hour spill response. http://www.sani-tech.net/

"A team of experts serving industry" Sani-Tech Environment, Inc. provides industry with a full range of environmental services adapted to meet its clients' modes of production and specific requirements. Our staff is trained in the handling of hazardous wastes, in the use of personal protection equipment and in the operation of high-powered cleaning and pumping equipment. 24 Hour Emergency Response: 2051 Bainbridge Ave. P.O. Box 71619 Charleston, SC 29415 PHONE: (843) 744-0406 FAX: (843) 744-0730 Site Search: Type your text search below and click search. S uperior T horough E fficient

86. Bureau Of Land & Waste Management Main Page waste Management oversees the agency s hazardous, infectious, and radioactivewaste programs. Environmental Indicators. Underground http://www.scdhec.gov/lwm/

Divisions Publications Public Notices Regulations External Links Permits Bureau Organizational Chart Personnel Directory Emergency Response Toll-free 24-hour number to report chemical spills, oil spills, or fish kills. In Columbia, call 253-6488. Reporting spills or requesting assistance 2600 Bull Street . Columbia, S.C. 29201 Phone: (803) 896-4000 Fax: (803) 896-4001 About our Divisions oversees inspection and enforcement activities for hazardous waste treatment, transportation, and disposal within state and federal guidelines. Hydrogeology provides technical expertise with ground water related issues at solid waste, superfund and hazardous waste sites throughout the state as well as oversees the exploration, drilling, production and regulation of oil and natural gas in S.C. Environmental Indicators oversees compliance, permitting, planning and regulation development for mining and solid waste facilities throughout the state. Solid Waste Reduction and Recycling promotes statewide educational programs, grants and technical assistance.

87. Hazardous Wastes Disposal Theme Page listed above will serve as a source of curricular content in Disposal of HazardousWastes. For other resources in Social Studies environment (eg, curricular http://www.cln.org/themes/hazardous.html

Hazardous Wastes Disposal Theme Page This "Theme Page" has links to two types of resources related to the study of Disposal of Hazardous Wastes. Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information, content...) to help them learn about this topic. In addition, there are also links to instructional materials which will help teachers provide instruction in this theme. Please read our Basel Action Network (BAN) BAN is "an international network of activists seeking to put an end to the export and dumping of hazardous wastes from rich industrialized countries to poorer, less-industrialized countries." Their site contains information about the Basel Convention (an international treaty to end the most abusive forms of hazardous wastes trade), background information, status of what countries have signed the agreement, a library of letters and briefing papers, and a set of related links. Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal The Basel Convention is the response of the international community to the problems caused by the annual world-wide production of tonnes of wastes. This global environmental treaty regulates the transboundary movements of such wastes and obliges parties to the convention to manage and dispose of the wastes in an environmentally sound manner. This link is to the United Nations Secretariat which manages the convention. [The] Biology Project: Chemicals and Human Health Tutorials and online problem sets designed for high school and university students from the University of Arizona. Content coverage includes: the effect of metals on the kidneys and on kidney cells, fundamental principles of toxicology, lung toxicology, and environmental tobacco smoke and lung development .

88. UW-Extension SHWEC - Solid And Hazardous Waste Education Center Home The Solid and hazardous waste Education Center s (SHWEC) mission is to enhance Wisconsin senvironment and economy by providing quality education, information http://www.uwex.edu/ces/shwec/

About SHWEC Contact Faculty Newsletters Publications ... Related Links Download a copy of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print information provided as PDF files. MISSION The Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center's (SHWEC) mission is to enhance Wisconsin's environment and economy by providing quality education, information and technical assistance to promote the sustainable use of natural resources. SHWEC programs include: Industrial pollution prevention Industrial and community recycling Environmental management planning Solid waste source reduction Community environmental protection Sustainable design Energy conservation Renewable energy SHWEC serves and partners with industry, community, government and educational and research institutions engaged in overcoming the environmental and energy challenges of the 21st Century. Learn more about our program. NEED MORE INFORMATION Visit the Wisconsin Pollution Prevention Partnership web site to find publications, local events, and other compliance assistance. The Wisconsin P2 Partnership provides help to Wisconsin businesses and citizens to use pollution prevention and waste reduction to achieve and exceed compliance with environmental regulations.

89. DSHW Home To protect public health and the environment by ensuring proper managementof solid and hazardous wastes within the State of Utah. Authorities http://www.hazardouswaste.utah.gov/

DSHW INDEX Text Version Our Mission Statement: To protect public health and the environment by ensuring proper management of solid and hazardous wastes within the State of Utah. Authorities: Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Utah Solid and Hazardous Waste Act Utah Used Oil Management Act Waste Tire Recycling Act NEWS: Perchlorate Fact Sheet ENVIROLINKS Will take you to EPA Enviromapper. You can search your county for facilities that have notified for hazardous waste management activities, superfund sites, air emissions, etc. If you use the " zoom in by geography " at the bottom of the map you can then even put in your zip code. You can also click on " Envirofacts " on the top of the Enviromapper page to find specific information on the facilities. PCBs, Mining, and Water Pollution

90. Hazmat, Hazardous Waste, HAZWOPER, Environmental, And Safety Training Webcast is an annual certification course for experienced environmental coordinators,compliance Learn how generators can treat hazardous waste without a permit http://www.ercweb.com/train/

Consulting Training Products Forums ... E-mail this Page Environmental Resource Center® provides EPA, OSHA, and DOT required training as well as complementary training to make compliance easier for the environmental, health, and safety professional. We provide easy-to-understand, complete information at convenient locations (including on-line) for a fair price. Download a copy of our training schedule here. REGISTER FOR THESE GREAT COURSES: Click on a title below to view the course description Links below each description allow you to register for the class or download the course brochures in PDF Format, which must be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader Environmental Training Hazardous Waste Management: The Complete Course Hazardous Materials Handling Certification for DOT 49 CFR Transportation Regulations RCRA and DOT Annual Update and Refresher Course Transportation of Dangerous Goods: Compliance with IATA and IMO Regulations ... Environmental Site Assessments for Real Property Transfers Safety Training 24-Hour and 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) Training 8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher Training Environmental, Health, and Safety Laws and Regulations

91. Hazardous Waste Training, DOT Hazardous Materials Training, OSHA Training,enviro Environmental Resource Center provides hazardous waste, RCRA, stormwater and safety training required by EPA, OSHA and DOT. http://www.ercweb.com/

Training Schedule Customers Only ... Contact Us Consulting Services 2004 ERG Delivery Date Revised: ERGs will ship in early August. Order now to ensure your delivery. Click here to order. Reg of the Day: [EPA 40 CFR 372.25] SARA 313 Reporting Thresholds Sign up to receive the free Reg of the Day via e-mail Environmental Tip: DOT Extends Compliance Dates for Incident Reporting Sign up to receive the free Environmental Tip via e-mail Safety Tip: Ergonomics Guidelines Announced for Retail Grocery Stores Sign up to receive the free Safety Tip via e-mail Featured Products: Storm Water Pollution Prevention Training Kit How to Be an Effective Environmental, Health, and Safety Manager Featured Training Hazardous Waste Management: The Complete Course Annual hazardous waste management training is required by EPA and state regulations. Meet this requirement and learn how to properly identify, accumulate, minimize, and ship hazardous waste at this two-day course. Coming up in Orlando Baltimore Manchester Irvine ... Houston , and a city near you . Click here or call 800-537-2372 to register today.

92. Albuquerque's Environmental Story - Hazardous Waste EPA with both authority and funding to address threats to the public health andenvironment resulting from uncontrolled spills or dumping of hazardous waste. http://www.cabq.gov/aes/s5hwm.html

Albuquerque's Environmental Story Environmental Topic: Hazardous Waste by Milo Myers Background and Problems Dumping of Hazardous Waste photo by Donna Lacombe The problems associated with hazardous waste were virtually unknown prior to the 1970s, but in less than 20 years, they climbed to the top as a source of environmental concern to people in the United States. Most Americans know that Love Canal and Times Beach are locations where hazardous wastes were disposed of and serious environmental problems resulted. Millions of dollars were spent cleaning up the contamination at these sites. Other situations involving oil spills, such as the Exxon Valdez in Prince William Sound, have substantially increased the public's awareness to the need for environmental protection. Since the end of World War II, the production of organic chemicals in the U.S. has grown from one billion pounds annually to more than 300 billion pounds annually, and its associated chemical waste has grown proportionally. According to the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Toxic Release Inventory in 1992, over 4.3 billion pounds of hazardous wastes were released to the environment by industry in the U.S. Of the approximately 300 million pounds of hazardous wastes disposed of annually in the U.S., 72% of it is hazardous due to a characteristicignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic.

93. Solid And Hazardous Waste Branch Solid and hazardous waste Branch. hazardous waste Section. UPDATED hazardous wasteRULES. 11261, Identification and listing of hazardous waste, 11-261.pdf, 299K. http://www.hawaii.gov/health/eh/shwb/hw/

94. RRC Environmental Management - Hazardous Waste Management waste. hazardous waste management is coordinated through the EnvironmentalHealth and Safety Insurance office. Typical hazardous http://www.rrc.mb.ca/environmentalmanagement/hazardous.htm

HOME PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS STUDENTS TRAINING PARTNERS ... VISITORS LOCAL LINKS Home Page Solid Waste Management Hazardous Waste Management ... Environmental Management Home Page Current Page Hazardous Waste Management On this page: Used Oil, Filters Household Hazardous Waste Hazardous waste management is coordinated through the Environmental Health and Safety Insurance office. Typical hazardous wastes generated at the College include used oil, waste paint, printing solvents, and biomedical sharps. The college has a dedicated storage facility for marshalling these wastes and uses registered hazardous waste disposal companies. Please see the Hazardous Waste Management policy for further details and a user-friendly flow diagram for disposal. In the past 3 years, hazardous waste disposal costs have decreased by nearly 50 percent. A number of factors have contributed to this decrease. For example: Purchasing and process changes in Applied Sciences and the Print Shop have reduced the overall generation of hazardous waste. Solvent recycling in the transportation, autobody and print shops has decreased both the amount and hazards of the wastes generated in these departments.

95. Just Say No - E-Waste Backgrounder Environmental problems during the recycling of WEEE are not is shredded without properdisassembly, hazardous substances, such metals and the shredder waste.(40 http://www.svtc.org/cleancc/pubs/sayno.htm

JUST SAY NO TO E-WASTE: BACKGROUND DOCUMENT ON HAZARDS AND WASTE FROM COMPUTERS Photo courtesy of Recycling Council of Ontario Introduction 1. Computer Junk is Growing 2. E-Toxics in Computers and E-Waste 3. Disposing of Computers is Hazardous ... 6. What you can do Electronics Sustainability Commitment Each new generation of technical improvements in electronic products should include parallel and proportional improvements in environmental, health and safety as well as social justice attributes. Adopted by the Trans-Atlantic Network for Clean Production, May 16, 1999 Introduction Most consumers are unaware of the toxic materials in the products they rely on for word processing, data management, and access to the internet, as well as for electronic games. In general, computer equipment is a complicated assembly of more than 1,000 materials, many of which are highly toxic, such as chlorinated and brominated substances, toxic gases, toxic metals, biologically active materials, acids, plastics and plastic additives. The health impacts of the mixtures and material combinations in the products often are not known. The production of semiconductors, printed circuit boards, disk drives and monitors uses particularly hazardous chemicals, and workers involved in chip manufacturing are now beginning to come forward and reporting cancer clusters. In addition, new evidence is emerging that computer recyclers have high levels of dangerous chemicals in their blood.

96. Contents Hazardous Waste Flor de María Perla de Alfaro describes Central America’s measures to controltrade in hazardous waste as part of its increasing environmental commitment. http://www.ourplanet.com/imgversn/104/content.html

Hazardous waste CONTENTS Editorial Klaus Toepfer , Executive Director, UNEP Celebration and challenge Svend Auken describes the achievements of the Basel Convention in handling hazardous waste, and outlines how it can be improved Informal diplomacy Mostafa K. Tolba tells Geoffrey Lean how last-minute talks between delegates who trusted each other saved the treaties on hazardous wastes and the ozone layer Being in earnest Xie Zhenhua International Declaration on Cleaner Production Clean = competitive Claude Fussler shows how pointing the compass to eco-efficiency brings rapid benefits to the bottom line Not on planet Earth! Marcelo Furtado and Kevin Stairs say that the Basel Convention is an essential tool for achieving clean production, environmental justice and sustainable development The Basel Convention: Ten years on Philippe Roch At a glance Hazardous waste in brief What UNEP is doing What you can do Alex Kirby outlines the problem of disposing of hazardous wastes and talks to experts about a solution Move these poisonous mountains Cheikh Hamallah Sylah and Mark Davis describe the menace of tens of thousands of tonnes of obsolete pesticides building up in developing countries Broad, global and dynamic

97. DNREC Online Portal - Hazardous Waste hazardous Solid waste. 302739-3689. DNREC Environmental Release NotificationSystem Environmental Navigator 2.0. Current DNREC News Headlines. http://www.dnrec.state.de.us/DNREC2000/HazWaste.asp

State of Delaware Home Page DNREC Divisions Job Postings Phone Numbers ... FAQ Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Protecting Delaware's Environment for Future Generations DNREC Homepage DNREC Direct Hazardous Waste Hazardous Waste Notification of Regulated Waste Activity Form (8700-12) Hazardous Waste Regulations Hazardous Waste treatment, storage , transport and disposal Online FOIA Request Form ... Frequently Asked Questions Phone Numbers - Hazardous Waste DNREC Environmental Release Notification System Environmental Navigator 2.0 Current DNREC News Headlines Public Hearing on Assawoman Canal Dredging Application Set for June 22 in Bethany Beach Division of Fish and Wildlife to Treat Aquatic Weeds in Milford Area, Millsboro and Seaford-Laurel Area Ponds Public Hearing on Assawoman Canal Dredging Application Set for June 22 in Bethany Beach More DNREC Press Releases ... DNREC Public Notices 7 Day Event Calendar Brandywine Creek State Park program, 6/6/2004, 1 p.m.

98. HH Hazardous Waste Useful Phone Numbers. Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 1800-686-2230.Ohio Environmental Protection Agency - hazardous waste Info, 644-2917. http://refuse.ci.columbus.oh.us/hazardous.htm

Home Brochures Search Refuse City Phone Directory ... Graffiti Program HH Hazardous Waste History FAQs Download Forms Visual Site Map City of Columbus Questions? Comments? Contact the Webmaster HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION The Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio and local communities are sponsoring the Mobile Collections in response to a need for SAFE and CONVENIENT disposal for HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW). The City of Columbus will be sponsoring three Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection events in 2004. Morse Rd Transfer station 4260 Morse Rd June 19, 2004 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Georgesville Rd Transfer station 1550 Georgesville Rd August 28, 2004 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Alum Creek Dr Transfer station 2100 Alum Creek Dr September 25, 2004 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. For the complete 2004 Household Hazardous Waste Collection schedule for Franklin County, click here . For a printable map of all of the locations, click here Household Hazardous Waste HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTES ARE HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS THAT CAN CAUSE INJURY OR ARE HARMFUL IF NOT USED, STORED, OR DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. These chemicals pose a threat to people (particularly children, refuse workers and firemen) pets and our environment. Soil and water pollution can result from improper disposal of HHW.

99. ADEQ - Arkansas Department Of Environmental Quality - Home Page programs set and enforce safe environmental limits for industries that affect air,water, solid waste, hazardous waste, regulated storage tanks and mining. http://www.adeq.state.ar.us/

Home ADEQ... Home Page Divisions/Sections Who We Are Information... Topic Index Online Searchable Databases Regulations Forms/Instructions ... Other Sites Staff... Staff Directory Personnel Charts Job Openings Commission... Commission Web Site Regulations Where We Are... Maps/Directions Field Offices Marcus C. Devine, Director 8001 National Drive, Little Rock, AR 72209 P.O. Box 8913, Little Rock, AR 72219 ADEQ... We Protect and Enhance Arkansas' Environment The Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality is an agency of the state of Arkansas. We are headquartered in Little Rock and have offices and area inspectors throughout the state. We strive to protect Arkansas' priceless natural resources - its air, water and land - from the threat of pollution. We accomplish this in a variety of ways: Our regulatory programs set and enforce safe environmental limits for industries that affect air, water, solid waste, hazardous waste, regulated storage tanks and mining. Proactive programs encourage Arkansans to be good environmental neighbors. We help communities and businesses develop recycling programs, we help small businesses and communities with environmental compliance and pollution prevention, and much more.

100. HHW: Household Hazardous Waste household hazardous waste (HHW). Many household products contain the same chemicalsas strictly regulated industrial wastes and pose similar environmental and http://www.moea.state.mn.us/hhw/index.cfm

OEA home Household Hazardous Waste Household Hazardous Waste When certain household chemicals are not used up, they can become household hazardous waste (HHW). Many household products contain the same chemicals as strictly regulated industrial wastes and pose similar environmental and health problems. Although the quantities of chemicals disposed of by individual households may be small, the number of households in Minnesota are many, and the amount of waste adds up. As of July 2003, the Office of Environmental Assistance (OEA) is coordinating Minnesota's HHW programs. Minnesota's Household Hazardous Waste Program The Minnesota Household Hazardous Waste Program is a partnership involving the OEA and Minnesota counties. The program provides education about household hazardous waste purchase, use, storage and disposal, as well as maintains a network of regional, local and mobile facilities to collect household hazardous waste statewide. In addition to the facilities, many counties offer one-day event collections or temporary collection sites. Locate a household hazardous waste disposal facility near you.

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