4 types of Waste

Waste management has grown in importance in today’s globe. It is impossible to overestimate the effects of trash on the environment and public health, from overflowing landfills to pollution in our oceans. Understanding the many waste types and their unique properties is crucial to solving this problem. Types of Waste This article examines the four…

5 Examples of E-Waste

In the ever-evolving world of technology, where ongoing innovation and improvements are the norm, electronic devices have become indispensable to our everyday existence. On the other hand, the growing problem of electronic garbage, or “e-waste,” is the negative aspect of this convenience. Discarded electronic gadgets are called “e-waste,” and incorrect disposal presents severe risks to…

Different-Types-of-Pharmaceutical-Waste

There are hundreds of pharmaceuticals in the United States. It can be difficult to know how to dispose of them all safely. There is a difference between proper disposal for over-the-counter medicines, controlled substances, non-controlled medications and hazardous waste pharmaceuticals. Disposing of drugs into the trash or down the sink can lead to environmental contamination…

Medical-Waste-and-the-Environment

Hospitals, veterinary clinics and schools all offer valuable services. They also create a lot of medical waste in the process. The proper disposal of medical sharps, medications and other bio waste is well known throughout Florida and Georgia. Correctly eliminating products like bloody gloves, tubing, bandages, sharps and medications not only saves human lives, it…

Biomedical-Waste-Disposal-from-Universal-Waste-Management

There are many places that produce biomedical waste, including hospitals, health clinics, nursing homes, laboratories, dentists, funeral homes, jails, animal hospitals, and veterinary clinics. The waste produced from these facilities is different from household and everyday refuse. Because disease can be spread through biohazardous materials, special care must be taken when disposing of it. Aside…

1. Know that controlled substances are covered under separate regulations. Controlled substances (eg, morphine, codeine, hydrocodone, diazepam, lorazepam, zolpidem, etc) must be shipped and transported in accordance with DEA regulations for packaging, inventory, and transport. Moreover, there are specific requirements for destruction. The best information available is at the DEA website. Some specialty waste companies…

Does your business or hospital  have an action plan for handling medical waste? You’d be surprised how many employees/health care providers lack the required the knowledge and or training necessary to keep health a top priority. Here are some things you should keep in mind when it comes to medical waste removal in Cove Springs FL….

When it comes to Facts about Biomedical Waste in Cove Springs FL there is a lot of information (and mis information) circulating on various sites. It can be hard to sift through it all so I thought I would put together a top list of some of the lessor known facts.  Did You Know? There are approximately 38,000 facilities in…

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