California hazardous waste management companies regularly export toxic waste, including acute hazardous materials like nicotine waste, south of the border to facilities in and around Tijuana, Mexico.Nicotine (specifically e-liquids and vape device waste) is classified by the EPA as a “P”-listed acute hazardous waste (No. P075). Because California enforces strict and highly expensive environmental and...Read More
Irvine residents could soon know more about hazardous materials in their backyard under a new program proposed by city leaders to map and disclose hazardous material sites throughout the city. The proposal comes after over 50,000 people evacuated in May due to a chemical tank in Garden Grove that emergency officials say nearly exploded, along...Read More
• Kratom and kratom derivatives, including 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), are illegal to manufacture or sell for consumption in California under the Sherman Law — CDPH has statewide authority to embargo, seize and impound products containing kratom or 7-OH   • CDPH has seized more than $5 million in kratom and 7-OH products statewide, working with...Read More
Ewastedisposal Inc. provides SDVOBE/ DVBE/SB-certified transport and disposal of asbestos-containing pipe for demolition and renovation projects in Fremont and greater Alameda County. Services include: • Packaging and manifested transport of friable and non-friable ACM pipe per DOT/Cal-OSHA requirements • Coordination with BAAQMD’s 10-business-day notification window (72-hr option available for qualifying residential jobs ≤4 units) •...Read More
A Southern California approved and certified HazWaste firm , Aerospace Hazardous Waste Transportation & Disposal eWaste Disposal, Inc. — Newport Beach, California eWaste Disposal, Inc. has successfully provided hazardous waste transportation and disposal services for aerospace-related waste streams in Southern California, including the safe handling, transportation, profiling, manifesting, and final disposal of regulated materials. Based...Read More
<img src="https://ewastedisposal.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/IMG_5060-1-scaled.jpeg" alt="" width="2560" height="1920" class="aligncenter size-full wp- PFAS is the one I’d watch most closely PFAS could become a major specialty within hazardous-waste transportation over the next decade. California is already actively regulating PFAS-containing products and studying additional PFAS categories. DTSC’s current work demonstrates that PFAS isn’t going away as a regulatory issue. And...Read More