Washington County is rolling up its sleeves once more to help you responsibly get rid of household hazardous waste ... and take home various usable items like paint, cleaners, and automotive ...

“With these new technologies, it is best practice to check ALL product labels for the hazardous symbol ... items is available by calling 792-5001 and will be shared at the event. Household ...

For Granite Staters with paint they need to get rid of but no good way to dispose of it, a new program may help.

March 8 May 3 Sept. 6 Nov. 1 Officials ask that items are placed in boxes or bins that are light enough to carry, but arranged by like-type to prevent hazardous materials from mixing and causing fires ...

Starting this week, two sites in L.A. County began receiving what is expected to be tons of household hazardous materials from the Palisades and Eaton fires. “As you can appreciate things moved ...

Jan. 29, 2025 — Researchers present a solution to the challenging problem of recycling poly-cotton textile waste. The process starts with fully removing all cotton from the fabric using ...

The recall includes more than 500,000 LG electric stoves—including LG Slide-In and Freestanding Ranges—sold over the last ten ...

Cumberland County residents can expect to pay more to drop off items during household hazardous waste disposal events scheduled for 2025. The county commissioners last week voted to increase the ...

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) and Klinger Paint Company ... Conservation and Recovery Act (“RCRA”) Hazardous Waste Regulations. See Docket No. RCRA-07-2025-0003.

A special event dedicated to recycling household hazardous waste and electronics ... the collection covers quite a wide range. Items like computers, monitors, power supplies, wiring, and medical ...

Many common household items such as scented candles, plastic cutting boards, and non-stick cookware can pose serious health ...

ASIDE FROM POSING A CHOKING HAZARD IF INGESTED ... THEY FOUND THAT A THIRD OF THE TOYS AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS THAT WE LOOKED AT HAD BUTTON BATTERIES THAT WERE DANGEROUSLY ACCESSIBLE.