| Below you will find several websites that can answer questions about the environment and the laws that protect it.
Environment Technology Council
Without proper destruction, recycling or disposal, hazardous wastes could be a major source of toxic pollution and a threat to our lives and the natural environment. The Environment Technology Council presents information to better inform you on the laws, regulations, and technology used to protect our land, groundwater, and air from environmental harm. To visit their very informative site, click here.
Environmental Protection Agency
The mission of the Environmental Protection Agency is to protect human health and the environment. Since 1970, the EPA has been working for a cleaner, healthier environment for the American people. To visit their website, click here.
In addition, you will find the EPA's "Most Common Questions" section very helpful.
To visit this section, click here.
National Association of Responsible Recyclers (NORA)
Universal Environmental Services, LLC is a long standing member of the National Association of Responsible Recyclers. If you are a member of the liquid recycling community, the best way for you to stay connected is through membership in the National Association of Responsible Recyclers. NORA keeps you current on the issues affecting your business as well as keeps you connected with other members. To visit NORA's website, click here.
Page Wise
The environment section of "Page Wise" has many more links to websites that offer a vast assortment of information on the preservation and conservation of the environment. To visit the environment section of "Page Wise", click here.
Environment, Health and Safety Online
Management of used oil has been the subject of debate for many years; virtually since the enactment of the HSWA regulation in the 80's. In the past months, several final rules and clarifications have addressed the subject. The links to the US EPA information on this site may be useful to you! To visit "Environment, Health and Safety Online", click here. |
