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How to Manage Waste Aerosols (Part 1)

When is an aerosol can a waste?

In this video, find out when an aerosol can is considered a "waste" for the purpose of safe management, recycling, and/or disposal under US Federal hazardous waste regulations (RCRA).

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Waste Management Professional

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