Improperly disposed li-ion batteries are an increasing safety risk in waste management facilities. In a joint statement the National Waste...

PFAS are literally everywhere. So of course, they also end up in waste-to-energy plants. And just like in every waste management facility,...

Lithium Ion batteries are a serious fire hazard in waste management facilities. Operators and industry representatives therefor call for...

Veolia records one preventable fire a day from residents putting dangerous items in bins. To prevent those incidents, the company started a...

With the rise of self-injection medications and people injecting them not only at home, but of course also in public restrooms, comes the...

Smartphones, tablets and laptops contain lithium-ion batteries. They contain liquid electrolytes that trigger chemical reactions when...

Li-ion batteries are prized for their high energy density and rechargeability, making them ideal for use in everything from smartphones and...

The draft rule would reduce the open burning and open detonation of waste explosives, such as fireworks, ammunition and flares, which the...

The volume is still manageable. But the more electric cars there are on Europe's roads, the greater the number of discarded batteries that...

Electric vehicles (EVs) may reduce emissions, but the lithium-ion batteries on which they run pose a unique sustainability challenge.

The European Council adopted a new regulation that strengthens sustainability rules for batteries throughout their entire life cycle. The...

As bottom ash recycling becomes the norm, the fly ash generated during the combustion process seems to be forgotten. But instead of...

At the recently held IFAT Eurasia a panel discussion following a workshop on disaster waste focused on how to deal with this special sort...

The International Solid Waste Association recently held a workshop on disaster waste management at IFAT Eurasia. Here's a short summary of...

When talking about healthcare waste we usually think about hazardous waste and plastic waste. Anaesthetic gases hardly ever make the list....