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Hazardous waste management is crucial for keeping the environment safe, especially in hectic places like Maharashtra.

EPR play a vital part in the administration of plastic waste management by exchanging the responsibilities for waste administration from governments.

Electronic waste, or Plastic waste, is the term used to depict abandoned electronic equipment and devices, for instance, computers, telephones, contraptions, and other equipment.

The main objective of the Atomic Energy Act of 1962 was to promote the development of nuclear energy and provide training to scientists for conducting extensive research for the benefit of t…

The Central Government has recently notified E-Waste Management (Second Amendment) Rules of 2023. In the First Amendment, there were minor additions to the second schedule of the E-Waste Man…

These rules also strengthened the provisions of the flagship feature of E-Waste Management Rules, 2022, EPR (Extended Producers’ Responsibility) with various other important updates regardin…

Considering this, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change introduced the Bio-Medical Waste Management (Amendment Rules) 2018 as an effort on its part to improve compliance and…

The management dealing with E-waste in India lack proper awareness and precaution of the disposal mechanism.

Biomedical wastes are the wastes which generates during the treatment of living habitats, diagnosis or related research activities conducted by Institutes or waste generates in health camps.

Any waste containing infectious (or possibly contagious) items is classified as biomedical waste or hospital waste.

A battery is a device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy. A battery consists of two electrodes namely- anode or negative plate and cathode or positive plate.

Any waste that harms the environment and health due to its physical, chemical, or biological composition is considered hazardous waste according to the Ministry of Environment Forest and Cli…

Plastic since its invention in 1907, has been cheaper and much handier than other materials. Nowadays plastic can be found in almost everything.

E-waste or Electronic waste is a term for electronic products that have become useless, discarded, non-working, or antiquated, and have necessarily reached the end of their useful life.

Considering the protection of the environment is a collective responsibility of all, including an individual citizen of India as well as the business entities producing, importing, or making…

It can be said that the plastic is that material that can never fail since it finds so many uses and applications both for personal and commercial use.

Battery wastes are waste products generated due to used or depleted batteries discarded by consumers from sources like cars, electronic equipment and from industrial sources. This type of wa…

Plastic has multiple uses and the physical and chemical properties cause commercial success. However, the indiscriminate disposal of plastic has become a serious threat to the environment.

A Waste Management Authorization certificate in Delhi. The E-waste rules apply to every manufacturer producer consumer bulk consumer collection centers dealers a retailer Refurbisher dismant…

Any physical, chemical or biological waste which has characteristics like toxicity, reactivity, flammability, explosiveness and corrosively and can be lethal to environment in its pure form …