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The following are examples of special wastes: contaminated soil, raw animal manure, incinerator ash, industrial or manufacturing process waste and sludge, wastewater and water treatment plant sludge and large quantities of dead animals.
A hazardous waste profile usually referred to simply as a profile is an industry term for a form that lists the chemical properties of wastes requiring disposal.
If all else fails, you will have to dispose of your old or excess fuel. Check with your local service station or fuel retailer to see if they will accept it. If not, see if your local household hazardous waste collection will accept these fuels or contact your local municipal recycling coordinator.
Waste with hazardous properties which may render it harmful to human health or the environment is called special waste in Scotland. Elsewhere in the UK and the EC, special waste is referred to as hazardous waste and managing and regulating it is essential to minimise any effects on the environment.
Examples of hazardous/special waste Typical examples of this waste include waste: asbestos. chemicals, eg brake fluid and printer toner. electrical equipment with potentially harmful components such as cathode ray tubes - eg computer monitors and televisions.
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Some examples of special wastes include: treated medical waste, dead animals, non-regulated asbestos, regulated asbestos, empty pesticide containers, sludges, grease trap waste and grit trap waste.
How to Create an EPA Waste Profile Identify the Hazardous Waste. Determine if the Waste is Excluded. Determine the Monthly Quantity of Generated Waste. Ensure All Required Information is Documented. Keep Hard Copies of All Relevant Information.
Special Waste is a solid waste,1 other than a hazardous waste, that requires special handling and management to protect public health or the environment. The following are designated as special wastes: Waste that contains petroleum contaminated soils | Learn More Waste from shredding motor vehicles | Learn More

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