Asbestos Pipe Removal Pipe break rates are one indicator of the condition of water pipes in a distribution network. A study showed U.S. break rates for AC pipe at 35/100 miles/year, an increase of 43 percent over the past 6 years, AC pipe break rates are also significant and are increasing dramatically (the same...Read More

Prepared for disposal  Www.ewastedisposal.net or contact us 949-466-8857 Cleanup and disposal Asbestos waste and debris must be disposed of quickly and correctly to minimise any asbestos fibre exposure to the homeowners or workers. Procedure for cleaning the work area Carefully clean dust and debris form all horizontal surfaces (e.g. floor, window sills, and architraves) near...Read More

Effective January 1st, 2021 Treated Wood Waste To Be Handled As Hazardous Waste The statute (Health and Safety Code (HSC) 25150.7) and regulations (California Code of Regulations, title 22, section 67386.1 et seq.) that authorized treated wood waste (TWW) to be handled with alternative management standards will expire on December 31, 2020.Read More

The geologists Brenda Buck, left, and Rodney Metcalf have found asbestos on rocks and soil near Las Vegas. CreditIsaac Brekken for The New York Times The Environmental Protection Agency has published a list of top 10 toxic threats it will evaluate first under a law passed last year intended to crack down on hazardous chemicals....Read More

Hazardous Waste Training By Kevi Adam Wastes are hazardous when they’ve the potential to cause death and other serious health issues and also contributes towards environmental problems when are usually not handled and disposed of properly. A material or product is classified as hazardous waste when they are: • Radioactive • Eco-toxic • Oxidizing • Medical...Read More