Landfill Articles & Analysis
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Versatile Application The solution is suitable for consultants, mining companies, government bodies, industries, energy providers, and landfill operators, illustrating its wide applicability across sectors concerned with environmental compliance. ...
As a kind of hazardous waste with high hazard and toxicity, if it cannot be properly disposed of, random dumping and landfilling will have a difficult-to-repair impact on the surrounding environment. ...
Our cannula and cap are guaranteed for use in a minimum of 100 surgical procedures, this means 1 cannula replaces at least 100* single use cannulas, removing a minimum of 99 single use sleeves from landfills. This reduction in medical waste will have a positive impact on the amount of plastic waste produced by laparoscopic surgical procedures. ...
I wonder how many people (hand on heart) can honestly say they have never picked up an out-of-date ready meal or pack of fruit or veg, and thrown them away (still in their pristine packaging which will undoubtedly end up in landfill) because we just didn’t get round to eating them. The deal doesn’t feel so good in this instance does it? ...
Landfills are usually located in unsaturated zones. Contaminant leaking can easily infiltrate groundwater through these porous media and contribute to groundwater pollution. ...
In the past, medical waste was often mixed with municipal solid waste and disposed in residential waste landfills or improper treatment facilities. Introduction In the course of health protection, there are many medical wastes include medical treatment materials and scientific research; it forms a separate category of medical or health care waste (Ropeik and Gray, 2002). ...
Consolidated invoicing and a dedicated National Account Executive will drive the companies' aim to achieve 100% diversion from landfill. Services and Products: General Mixed Waste Dry Mixed Recycling Confidential Waste Pharmaceutical Waste Healthcare Waste Septic Tank empty and maintenance WEEE / IT ...
Scientists out of the University of Leicester in England are currently investigating the use of disposed eggshells, which currently either end up in landfill or are used in pharmaceuticals to help with cartilage and connective tissue problems. ...
At the time of acquisition, IESI operated 41 collection companies, 17 landfills, including the largest in New York State, 23 transfer stations and six material recovery facilities ...