Connecticut College manages biological and potentially biohazardous waste in accordance with R.C.S.A. § 22a-209-1 of the Connecticut State Regulations. Follow this link to the Connecticut College ...

As cities have grown and expanded, the first unintended consequence raised is generally infrastructure strain - roads (and ...

Beyond simply complying with regulatory mandates, a waste minimization plan can create a positive environmental impact and save the College money. A better-managed inventory and closer lifecycle ...

In an era where sustainable living is no longer a choice but a necessity, cities around the United States are racing to ...

It is not exhaustive but is helpful for day-to-day chemical disposal. Teachers should keep a log of the contents of all hazardous waste disposal containers to avoid extra costs associated with hazmat ...

The City of Worcester announced the development of a comprehensive Zero Waste Master Plan intended to provide an aspirational ...

Currently, the report is targeted at readers with a good knowledge of radioactive waste management. The plan is to have the publication evolve to serve a broader audience using easy-to-understand ...

620 kilograms of waste per year equals to approximately five handheld computer games thrown away per day! Anything that is unwanted or unused and subsequently discarded by the consumer can be ...