The Environmental Protection Agency has teamed up with Teagasc, the Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine and the Local Authorities of Galway, Carlow, Sligo, Meath, Cork and Tipperary to operate six pilot bring centres for Farm Hazardous Waste across the country during November. The aim of the pilot farm hazardous waste collection project is […]
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This guidance is a supplement (Appendix D) to our Technical Guidance (WM2) on the assessment and classification of hazardous waste. It should be used in conjunction with WM2. The main aim of this document is to provide guidance on the sampling of waste. It is a legal requirement to correctly assess and classify your waste.
This document is a comprehensive technical guidance on the assessment and classification of hazardous waste which is intended for anyone involved in the production, management and regulation of hazardous waste. Authors: Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales, Scottish Environment Protection Agency, Northern Ireland Environment Agency. For more information, please find the document attached. WM2 version3 August
A short guide produced by the Environment Agency for householders and contractors on the management of hazardous waste from domestic premises. This guide highlights that many of the products we use in our homes for cleaning, gardening, vehicle maintenance and even personal hygiene contain dangerous substances and are hazardous waste once discarded. If your local
Domestic households, a guide to the hazardous waste regulation. Read More »
Most businesses are likely to produce some hazardous waste. As producers of the waste they are responsible for ensuring it is managed correctly. This guidance note has been produced by the Environment Agency to help small to medium sized businesses that produce small amounts of common hazardous waste. It explains how to determine if your
What is Hazardous Waste? A guide to the Hazardous Waste Regulations. Read More »
