1. CRT: contains lead and Mercury
2. Motherboard: contains silicon and copper
3. Hard disk
In addition, batteries (acid) and printer toner cartridges both require special handling for disposal.
CRTs (or monitors) contain around 4 pounds of lead, and environmental laws say they must be properly disposed of. Printer toner cartridges contain ink that can be poisonous in large quantities. Therefore, they should either be recycled by the company you bought them from or refilled at a local shop.
1-CRT : contains lead and mercury
2-Motherboard : contains silicon and cupper
3-hardisk
and
1. battery
2. monitors
3. Ink cartridges
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No, but the Province of Ontario has regulations on the matter.
Extraction, Production, Distribution, Consumption, and Disposal. Those are the five components of the materials economy.
the cost of safe disposal
the cost of safe disposal
Remove it and recycle it outside if it does not contain hazardous materials. If it does, call a hazardous waste disposal team.
Canola oil and peanut oil are foods and not hazardous materials. If you have a volume you may want to find a recycler or someone who burns it in their car after processing.
Developing an emergency plan for hazaardous materials incidents, regulating hazardous materials transportation through local ordinances and regulating safe disposal of hazardous waste
source reduction or elimination
To save you and other from harm.
The purpose of disposing of hazardous materials is to get them away from tyour place of employment so the people there will not be impacted by them. The purpose of doing so properly is to prevent the materials for impacting other people or impairing the environment.
Can you tell me more about hazardous waste disposal? Can you give me examples please?