Pesticides are widely used across many industries, especially in agriculture. As we move into and through the growing season, more farms and businesses are applying pesticides to protect crops and maintain production. However, when it comes time to dispose of leftover or expired pesticides, it’s important to do so safely and in full compliance with local, state, and federal environmental regulations. ADCO Environmental Services, LLC provides nationwide pesticide disposal services,…

At ADCO Environmental Services, LLC, we specialize in the safe, compliant disposal of all types of hazardous waste—including automobile airbags. With a nationwide footprint, we provide expert airbag disposal services to auto dismantlers, recyclers, government agencies, and industrial operations across the United States. Airbags may seem like harmless safety devices, but in their undeployed state, they pose significant environmental and health risks that require professional…

Solvents are everywhere—from industrial settings to everyday products like paint thinners, degreasers, and adhesives. They play an essential role in manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, construction, automotive, and countless other industries. But while solvents serve a purpose, they also carry serious safety, health, and environmental risks. At ADCO Environmental Services, LLC, we specialize in the proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials—solvents making up nearly 60% of…

In the past, treatment, storage, and disposal facilities (TSDFs) often assisted hazardous waste generators in correcting packaging or shipment errors. However, with the tightening of EPA regulations and increased legal and financial risks, most TSDFs will now reject any shipment that does not meet strict compliance standards set forth by the state or Feds. To help hazardous waste generators avoid costly mistakes, this guide provides a detailed checklist to follow before…

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines hazardous waste as a broad term encompassing various types of industrial and household waste materials. This guide explains how hazardous waste is identified and managed under EPA guidelines, addressing key questions like: What qualifies as hazardous waste? How does the EPA classify hazardous waste? What are listed wastes? What are characteristic wastes? What…