It used to be that when someone had leftover or unwanted medications, they simply flushed them down the toilet and never gave it another thought. Now, more and more people are realizing this probably isn’t the best thing to do. Here’s what you need to know about safely and responsibly handling your hazardous pharmaceutical waste disposal.
What Is Deemed Hazardous Waste?
Hazardous waste is defined as any substance that when improperly disposed of can negatively affect the health of humans, animals, or the environment. Read More»
If you’re an emergency services provider or would like to increase your business’s uptime to include emergency situations, you’ll need a backup power system at the core of your planning. To keep everything running as normally as possible and to maintain a higher level of proficiency, everything from backup generators to batter failover systems should be put in place to either bring online after area power loss or to automatically kick in at low levels of power failure. Read More»
In any restaurant setting, there is going to be waste. No matter how careful you might be to cut down on waste – which is obviously important if you want to cut costs – you will have to dispose of certain things that come out of your kitchen and dining area. Luckily, there are sustainable options for some of the common waste items in a restaurant, so consider looking into these options so that you can feel good about the way that you run your business. Read More»
Whether you are ripping up an old roof piece by piece or taking a jackhammer to your old asphalt driveway, chances are that any major home improvement project is going to create a bit of a mess and it’s not the kind that the local garbage man is going to want to haul away for you. Luckily, there is a solution to this problem: dumpster rental. Here are three reasons you should rent a dumpster for your next big do-it-yourself construction project. Read More»
