In 2026, small and large hazardous waste generators will continue to face changes to their hazardous waste manifests. Our guide helps you ensure your manifests are audit-ready, so you don’t have to worry about fines or compliance issues in the future. What Is Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifests Tracking? The Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest (EPA Form
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Closing A Facility? Don’t Let Hazardous Waste Ruin Your Timeline
Most facility-closing timelines require coordination between real estate and operational milestones; what small and large-quantity hazardous waste generators don’t realize is that the proper identification and removal of waste takes time, too. Waste disposal lead times, improperly stored/labelled waste, and some state-specific documentation all throw a wrench into your plant closure plans. HWH Environmental is
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Knowing and understanding EPA and RCRA regulations is challenging enough, but when states such as California add their own wrinkles into the equation, things get even tougher. Our guide helps you better understand the differences between federal and California hazardous waste regulations and how to protect yourself and your business. For EHS managers at California
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When an extreme weather event is about to strike, the last thing on your mind as a hazardous waste generator might be what to do with all of your waste. Unfortunately, you’re going to have to add hazardous waste management to your hurricane checklist. This article will help guide you through what to do with your hazardous waste before, during, and after a hurricane strikes.
... Continue ReadingHazardous Waste Rules Changes in 2026
The first year of a new administration always brings many changes to government regulations as old staff depart, and new leaders take over. This was no different last year, as numerous government recommendations regarding hazardous waste were either dismissed or modified. For 2026, expect only a few regulation changes, but they are significant to hazardous
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This guide helps you better understand everything you need to know about Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifests, including how to complete the form in Texas, and how working with a hazardous waste disposal company like HWH Environmental can assist you.
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From smartphones and laptops to even some cars, lithium-ion batteries are everywhere. But if you’re a business that stores or needs to discard them, what should you do?
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The United States manages a substantial volume of hazardous materials annually, with recent data from 2021 indicating approximately 35.9 million tons were generated by large quantity generators. While detailed household hazardous waste data can vary, estimates suggest the average U.S. household contributes around 15.5 to 30 pounds of hazardous materials to the waste stream each
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California is renowned for its innovation, vibrant economy, and unwavering commitment to environmental protection. For businesses operating here, this commitment translates into some of the nation’s most comprehensive and stringent hazardous waste regulations. While federal guidelines provide a foundation, California’s unique laws often exceed these guidelines, creating a complex landscape that demands meticulous attention to
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If you’re a hazardous waste generator, or looking to get rid of excess waste (AFFF, lithium batteries, hand sanitizer), there’s always two factors to keep in the back of your mind: one is regulations and the other is cost. You don’t have a choice in which regulations to follow, they’re set by the EPA and
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