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In this article Waste Classification: Definition and Regulations Not only Urban or Special Waste but also degree of hazard Identifying waste: the European Waste Catalogue (EWC) What are the differences between hazardous and non-hazardous waste? Hazard Characteristics Ranking Classification of...

We often hear about asbestos and eternit and almost always the two terms are used synonymously, but is this really the case? The answer is no: asbestos or asbestos is the term used to classify 6 different materials that belong...

The treatment and recovery of industrial waste is a fundamental area for the sustainability of industrial operations and for the protection of the environment. These also include asbestos. With the increase in industrial production and the growing attention to environmental...

Asbestos, once a favorite material in the construction and manufacturing industries for its heat resistance, insulation and versatility properties, has proven over the years to be a silent threat to health and the environment. Asbestos fibres, which are invisible and...

What is the MUD and Current Regulations The MUD or Single Environmental Declaration Model is the communication that entities and companies must submit every year, indicating the quantities and types of waste they have produced and/or managed during the previous...

Asbestos, once considered a miracle material for its insulating and flame-retardant properties, is now known for its serious health risks. Its presence in buildings and structures can pose a significant threat to occupants and the surrounding environment. Therefore, its safe...

In a world where attention to environmental sustainability is constantly growing, the remediation of polluted sites represents a milestone on the path towards a cleaner and more livable future. This process, essential for the rehabilitation of areas compromised by harmful...

SRF Waste: Innovation in Energy Treatment and Recovery SSF stands for Secondary Solid Fuel, i.e. solid fuel produced from waste that complies with the classification and speciation characteristics identified by the UNI CEN/TS 15359 technical standards and subsequent amendments and...

The importance of proper medical waste management cannot be stressed enough, especially in an era characterized by a growing attention to public health and environmental sustainability. Medical waste, due to its potential hazardousness, requires specific treatment and disposal procedures to...