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Articles for Waste Oil Management and Oily Water
In our blog, we write about best practices and trends related to waste oil management and oily water.
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Getting rid of hazardous waste properly is crucial for protecting the environment and our health. Knowing the right hazardous waste disposal methods is important for businesses, governments, and everyone to help create a more sustainable future. Read more
In the face of growing environmental challenges, wastewater recycling is more than a sustainability buzzword. It is becoming an essential practice. This process involves treating used water so it can be reused for non-drinking purposes.
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Getting rid of hazardous waste properly is crucial for protecting the environment and our health. Knowing the right hazardous waste disposal methods is important for businesses, governments, and everyone to help create a more sustainable future. Read more
Industrial processing plays an important role in development. That’s where we get food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and pretty much everything from. However, irresponsible practices can lead to the disposal of harmful waste into our environment. Read more
Anaerobic wastewater treatment is the process of breaking down organic contaminants with microorganisms. It is used in various industrial applications including agriculture, food and beverage, textile and many more. Read more
Hazardous waste, like chemical waste, biological materials, and radioactive byproducts, can make things worse for both people and the planet. They can contaminate the air, water, and soil, which isn’t good for wildlife or our communities. Read more
The NEA’s toxic industrial waste (TIW) e-tracking feature is designed to help manage and monitor the disposal of toxic waste. This system is crucial for ensuring proper handling and compliance with environmental regulations. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use the NEA’s toxic industrial waste e-tracking system Read more
Are you familiar with non-hazardous waste? As the counterpart of hazardous waste, it's easy to assume that non-hazardous waste is less important or less impactful. Nonetheless, this type of waste still has certain management requirements. Read more
The classification of hazardous wastes are made based on their biological, chemical, and physical properties. These properties generate materials that are either toxic, reactive, ignitable, corrosive, infectious, or radioactive.... Read more
Industrial processing plays an important role in development. That’s where we get food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and pretty much everything from. However, irresponsible practices can lead to the disposal of harmful waste into our environment. Read more