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In addition, violations involved with the improper handling of Universal Wastes have also been cited. Universal Wastes are special wastes that, if disposed, would be classified as hazardous wastes. But if recycled, they fall under a less stringent set of requirements. Common Universal Wastes include lead acid batteries, fluorescent and other mercury-containing bulbs, thermostats and switches and, in some states, obsolete electronics (e-wastes). Universal Waste violations include throwing them away as trash, not keeping the wastes in closed containers, no start (fill) dates on the container labels and not shipping them offsite within the allowed one-year time limit.
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- Companies:
- Graphic Arts
- Places:
- Indianapolis
Gary A. Jones
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Gary A. Jones is the director of environmental, health and safety (EHS) affairs at the PRINTING United Alliance in Fairfax, VA. His primary responsibility is to monitor and analyze EHS regulatory activities at all domestic and some international government levels. He provides representation on behalf of the printing and specialty graphic imaging industry.
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