Any business owner will tell you the sheer amount of waste their business generates, and that’s true for small businesses as well. When navigating the rules and regulations surrounding commercial waste, small businesses’ hazardous waste is no exception. As a business—even the smallest are held to different standards when it comes to storing, transporting, and disposing of these hazardous materials. Learn what common types of hazardous waste you may be generating. [Read more…]
Cell Phone Disposal: Being Smart About Smartphones
Smartphones are ubiquitous, but knowing how to dispose of them? Not so much. Today, we’re going to talk about modern cell phone disposal: why cell phones and other electronic waste (eWaste) are hazardous, what dangers they pose in improper disposal, and what your local options might be for disposing of that cell phone, including donation programs, city programs, and options provided by us at NEDT. [Read more…]
Hazardous Waste Disposal Resources for Massachusetts Residents
Proper hazardous waste disposal is critical for protecting the environment and public health. In Massachusetts, residents have access to a variety of hazardous waste disposal resources and programs designed to help them safely dispose of dangerous materials like household chemicals, automotive fluids, electronics, and more. Here at NEDT, we’re committed to making hazardous waste disposal easy, and want to make sure MA residents have the education and tools they need to keep their homes safe. [Read more…]
How the Board of Health and NEDT Partner to Safeguard the Community
In any community, the Board of Health (BOH) plays a critical role in maintaining public health and safety. In Massachusetts, the local BOH is responsible for overseeing a range of health-related regulations, from sanitation and food safety to disease prevention and waste management. One of the key areas where the BOH’s efforts align with environmental safety is the proper handling and disposal of hazardous waste. This is where New England Disposal Technologies (NEDT) and its partnership with local health departments come into play. [Read more…]
4 Ways to Reduce Household Hazardous Waste Today
Keeping your home clean and organized can feel overwhelming, especially when life gets busy. On top of managing daily chores, dealing with household hazardous waste like old paint cans, expired batteries, and leftover cleaning products can add to the stress. These items clutter your space and pose potential risks to your family and the environment if not handled properly. Here are four strategies to help you get started reducing hazardous household waste today. [Read more…]
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