Commonly referred to as household hazardous waste, or HHW, many of the everyday products in your home or garage can be hazardous to you and the environment if used, stored or disposed of improperly. These items can contain harmful materials, like lead or mercury. You can also find them in your medicine cabinet or first aid kit.
That’s right, $10 billion in 2011. Those are the latest budget figures the Obama administration presented to the …
Earth911’s “Ask The Editor” series tackles your toughest environmental and recycling dilemmas.
Q: I’ve been switching to the CFLs …
Batteries, batteries everywhere and…not a drop to drink?
Forgive the failed metaphor. The point here is that batteries, both …
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have released findings that the venom produced by scorpions for self-defense can also …
After a four-month review process of existing standards for ground-level ozone emissions, the EPA has proposed a new …
Copyright ©2010 Earth911.com