Welcome to the Waste Streams category page on the Wastebits Blog, a dedicated platform for waste and sustainability professionals seeking the latest insights, trends, and best practices in managing diverse waste streams. Our expertly curated articles provide comprehensive analyses and practical guidance on handling, treating, and disposing of various waste types, ensuring that you stay informed and equipped to implement responsible waste management practices.
The Waste Streams category page features a diverse selection of informative and engaging articles specifically tailored to the needs and interests of waste and sustainability professionals. From hazardous and non-hazardous waste to e-waste and organic waste, our content is designed to help you stay ahead of the curve in understanding and addressing the challenges and opportunities associated with different waste streams. The Wastebits Blog is your trusted source for staying current, knowledgeable, and prepared to excel in the multifaceted world of waste management.
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The following is a definitive guide to PFAS chemicals, starting with their history, what has made them so beneficial to manufacturing, their impact on the environment, and why we must find alternatives. We also go in-depth on the methods available to remove them from soil and water, as well as regulations that are being made this very moment to control their use and limit their negative impacts...
Hazardous waste is a byproduct of many industrial, commercial, and even household activities. It poses risks to human health and the environment if not managed and disposed of properly. As a responsible society, it’s vital for us to understand where hazardous waste goes and how it is dealt with to minimize its impact on the planet. In this blog post, we will explore the journey of hazardous...
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced a proposed ban on ongoing uses of chrysotile asbestos, the only form that is still imported into America. This new rule would be issued under TSCA and comes as an outcome of the 2016 Lautenberg Act overhaul which gave EPA more power to regulate chemicals in use today.
Electronic waste, also known as e-waste, is waste electronic items — electronic devices from DVD players to laptops to iPods that are no longer wanted, whether they still work or not. Everything from TVs to VCRs, LAN cables to routers, smartphones to flash disks, become e-waste when they’re discarded.
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