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Universal wastes are specific hazardous waste streams that a generator can choose to manage in an alternative manner in place of the more complex hazardous waste requirements. These wastes are typically generated by numerous businesses, ordinarily in small quantities, and they present low hazards.
29 lis 2006 · Universal waste includes lamps, mercury-containing equipment, batteries, pesticides, and aerosol cans. Ohio also has three Ohio-Specific universal waste: antifreeze, paint and paint related waste. Ohio EPA has a Universal Waste web page which has links to several specific guidance documents for these various universal wastes.
17 kwi 2024 · Learn about the five types of universal waste that are regulated by EPA and how they can be managed and recycled. Find out the requirements for generators, transporters and destination facilities of universal waste.
1 gru 2005 · The four nationally recognized universal waste categories are: batteries; lamps; suspended or recalled pesticides; mercury-containing devices; aerosol cans. The Ohio Specific Universal wastes are: antifreeze; paint and paint-related wastes.
27 gru 2016 · View EPA’s comparison tables for a summary of the main universal waste requirements for generators and transporters and the similarities and differences between the universal waste and hazardous waste requirements.
29 lis 2013 · Ohio’s universal waste rules are a subset of Ohio’s hazardous waste rules intended to promote recycling as well as proper disposal by easing certain regulatory requirements. This webinar covered how to properly manage universal waste in Ohio.
The University’s Universal Waste Program is one that demonstrates a commitment for being resourceful, sustainable and a good steward of the environment.
