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Public Health Problems

The most common public health threat hazardous waste poses is the contamination of our drinking water supplies. In Woburn, contaminated drinking water caused a cluster of leukemia cases in children. Contaminated soil also poses a problem. At Love Canal, toxins oozing out of the dump caused rashes, burns and other problems to both children and adults coming in contact with it. Toxins can also seep into buildings built above hazardous waste sites, causing indoor air problems, respiratory diseases and chemical sensitivity. Hundreds of people across New England are trapped in their contaminated homes waiting for the polluters or the environmental agencies to cleanup the contamination. The experience of living in a contaminated home not only ends normal life, but also can cause serious psychological illnesses.

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Methods of disposing toxic and hazardous waste is via incineration, application of landfills, bioremediation, and injection wells. However, the concern is possible leakage to groundwater. Groundwater is an important source of drinking water and once contaminated, pollutants are extremely difficult to remove as well as costly.

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issue related to hazardous waste.
The waste can harm humans, animals and plants if they encounter these toxins buried in the ground, stream runoff, in groundwater which supplies drinking water or in floodwater, as happened after hurricane Katrina. Some toxins suchas mercury, persist in the environment and accumulate. Human or animals often absorb them when they eat fish. This waste must be disposed properly in order to keep our environment safe.

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An example of issue on hazardous waste is

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Example of hazardous waste include the pesticides. Pesticides are the only toxic substances released intentionally into our environment to kill living things. This includes substances that kill weeds (herbicides), insects (insecticides), fungus (fungicides), rodents (rodenticides), and others. One of the effect from releasing pesticides is  in May 2010, scientists from the University of Montreal and Harvard University released a study that found that exposure to pesticide residues on vegetables and fruit may double a child’s risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a condition that can cause inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity in children.

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The hazardous waste issues is the issues related to the management of hazardous waste like paint, cleaning agent, solvent and etc. If those waste are manage improperly it can cause environmental pollution. For example, the longer hazardous waste in the form of petroleum which remains in the ground, after a long period the waste are going to spread. Due to the environmental degradation and clean up costs rise dramatically, the longer cleanups are delayed. Hazardous waste sites can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies as well as harm wildlife.

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Based on the lecture notes, there are several significant issues that are related to hazardous waste. An example provided is the Minamata Bay

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Issues related to intractable waste and discharge standard

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Issues related to intractable waste and discharge standard

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1. Intractable waste is unwanted organochlorine wastes are highly toxic and dangerous as they cannot be disposed of safely. The issue of intractable waste such as the production of carbon tetrachloride produced from solvents plant which is the feedstock for the production of CFCs.
2. Discharge standard is the restriction imposed by the environment related government to limit the discharge of waste water. Issues such as water pollution and groundwater pollution will occur if no restriction is imposed

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Hazardous wastes are any form of waste whether it is solid, liquid or gas which can be harmful to living organisms and the environment with its certain quantity or concentration. For example, the issue on the polluted rivers in Penang. This is especially devastating for the Sungai Pinang. The main cause of this pollution is the dumping of toxic wastes from nearby factories. Besides, the dumping of wastes  from a pig abattoir which is located near the river has not only resulted in bad odour and rendering the river black in colour but has also caused death of aquatic life and polluted the estuary and nearby sea.

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It is very important to manage well the hazardous waste as it could cause several issues to the environment and also to human. One of the issue is health problem to the mankind. This can be seen when the hazardous waste is not properly managed, it will tend to retain in the underground water and thus it affects our water supply. For instance, in Wobun, there were a few cases causes the children to have leukemia due to contaminated drinking water.Toxins can also seep into buildings built above hazardous waste sites, causing indoor air problems, respiratory diseases and chemical sensitivity.

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A few issues on hazardous waste:
1. Management of industrial waste has become major importance during the last 15 to 20 years.
2. Development in industralization where the increased use of potentially dangerous chemical consumer products.
3. Changes in law where the traditional disposal option to surface waters, estuaries, below ground or ocean have all been restricted and disposal to sanitary have been stopped. Besides, the law change to a trend towards more stringent laws to protect environment.

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Hazardous waste are poisonous byproducts from manufacturing, farming,  agriculture,  constructions, and many more. the waste can be form in solid, liquid or gaseous that contain chemical, heavy metal, radiation and other toxins. these waste can harm human, animals also plants as they encounter the waste that buried underground,  stream runoff and other sources. The rules surrounding hazardous waste are overseen in the U.S. by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as well as state departments of environmental protection.

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Hazardous waste are poisonous byproducts from manufacti

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Hazardous waste are poisonous byproducts from manufact

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Environmental Problems                           The longer hazardous waste, in the form of petroleum projects, such as MTBE, volatile organic compounds and PCB’s, remain in the ground, the farther it is going to spread. These chemicals can persistent in the environment for decades if not longer. Both environmental degradation and clean up costs rise dramatically the longer cleanups are delayed. Hazardous waste sites can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies as well as harm wildlife.                  Public Health Problems                    The most common public health threat hazardous waste poses is the contamination of our drinking water supplies. In Woburn, contaminated drinking water caused a cluster of leukemia cases in children. Contaminated soil also poses a problem. At Love Canal, toxins oozing out of the dump caused rashes, burns and other problems to both children and adults coming in contact with it. Toxins can also seep into buildings built above hazardous waste sites, causing indoor air problems, respiratory diseases and chemical sensitivity. Hundreds of people across New England are trapped in their contaminated homes waiting for the polluters or the environmental agencies to cleanup the contamination. The experience of living in a contaminated home not only ends normal life, but also can cause serious psychological illnesses.

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Environmental Problems                           The longer hazardous waste, in the form of petroleum projects, such as MTBE, volatile organic compounds and PCB’s, remain in the ground, the farther it is going to spread. These chemicals can persistent in the environment for decades if not longer. Both environmental degradation and clean up costs rise dramatically the longer cleanups are delayed. Hazardous waste sites can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies as well as harm wildlife.                  Public Health Problems                    The most common public health threat hazardous waste poses is the contamination of our drinking water supplies. In Woburn, contaminated drinking water caused a cluster of leukemia cases in children. Contaminated soil also poses a problem. At Love Canal, toxins oozing out of the dump caused rashes, burns and other problems to both children and adults coming in contact with it. Toxins can also seep into buildings built above hazardous waste sites, causing indoor air problems, respiratory diseases and chemical sensitivity. Hundreds of people across New England are trapped in their contaminated homes waiting for the polluters or the environmental agencies to cleanup the contamination. The experience of living in a contaminated home not only ends normal life, but also can cause serious psychological illnesses.

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Hazardous wastes, defined under both federal law and state regulations, have toxic, corrosive, reactive, flammable, or persistently hazardous properties that make them dangerous or potentially harmful to human health or the environment. They can be in any form - liquids, solids, gases (in containers), or sludge. Some of these wastes can often be reclaimed or recycled, instead of being disposed. A common example is the distillation of a used solvent to make the solvent reusable.

This indicator shows recurrent generated wastes targeted by pollution prevention efforts. It does not include the following:
- One-time wastes from site remediation (usually large scale cleanup of contaminated soil and structures).
- Hazardous waste mixed with radioactive waste (from the U.S. Department of Energy at Hanford and other sites).
- Wastes reported by businesses that receive and manage hazardous waste generated by others (called TSDs for treatment, storage, and disposal businesses, or TSDRs if recyclers are included).
- Materials reused before becoming wastes, such as parts cleaner solvent that is continually purified in a closed-loop system.

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Improper management of hazardous waste can lead to several issues. Majority source of hazardous wastes comes from industrial. Therefore, improper management can cause environmental degradation and clean up costs rise dramatically the longer cleanups are delayed. Besides, hazardous waste can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies since it can leak into surrounding groundwater.

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hazardous waste can be define as the waste that poses substantial and potential treat to human health or to the environment. the characteristics of hazardous waste include explosive, flammable solid or liquid, toxic,  poisonous and ecotoxic. These waste such as the production of heavy metal like mercury, zinc, etc can come form human activities such as mining, agriculture, food production other anthropogenic activities.  these hazardous waste should be properly dispose. the improper ways of disposal will lead to many problem such as low air quality  around the disposal area, contaminated ground water and surface water body by the chemical and biological agent from the waste which will affect the human health and the environment.

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The ABM-Wade Site.

This place was a industrialized area. The operator accepted hazardous wastes and filled the pipe tunnels and the former building factory with many hazardous waste drums. The hazardous waste drums are also filled inside the discarded tank trailers and parked on the site. The underground storage and trenches were filled with hazardous waste when the above ground was filled. Then, the site was burned in February 1978 and the clouds of the toxic air pollution was produced due the burning of the site that contains hazardous wastes. The contaminated also run-off to nearby river.

Reference
Blackman Jr, W. C. (2016). Basic hazardous waste management. CRC Press.
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Hazardous waste is an issue due to its properties which gives harmful effects especially to the human health as well as to the environment. If these waste are not treated fairly and properly, there is a high possibility that these waste will retain in the environment for a long period of time.
Hazardous materials may have occured from different human activities such as mining, manufacturing, food production, farming, construction and daily disposal of waste. When the products of these activities are not disposed off properly, these toxins may seep through soils and leak into rivers, which in turn is treated to be drinking waters. therefore, humans and animals which consume/use this water containing toxin will be exposed to severe health problems.

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Some Issues that related to Hazardous Waste

According to Resources Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), hazardous waste defines as a liquid, solid, sludge, or  gas waste substance that may affect to human health or the environment if does not being managed properly.
Some issues that always come out which related to the hazardous waste is on how to dispose the waste. nowadays the optional ways to dispose are landfills, injection wells, incineration and bioremediation. Then other major problem also occur when the waste that being dispose especially in landfill might be leak into the groundwater. Since groundwater is one of the source of drinking water,and once it is contaminated, it is difficult to remove the groundwater contamination. when human consumed this contaminated water thus it will affect our health.

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The issues that related to hazardous wastes is pvblic health problems.The most common public health threat hazardous waste poses is the contamination of our drinking water supplies.Contaminated drinking water caused a cluster of leukemia cases in children.Contaminated soil also poses problem.Toxins oozing out of the dump caused rashed, burns and other problems to both children and adults coming in contact with it.

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The issues associated with hazardous waste is health. Hazardous waste could contaminate our water resources, soil and plants (plants absorb nutrients from soil). Exposure occurs when people have contact with a chemical, either directly or through another substance contaminated with a chemical

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Issues that related to the hazardous waste are discharge standard and changes in law of the hazardous waste. This is because most of the industrial discharge the waste without knowing the standard discharge. Not only that, some of the agency does not do their job properly. Besides, disposal sajitary landfill have been stopped by the laws which will cause problem towards the discharge or treatment of the hazardous waste

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Hazardous waste issue such as development in industrialization which are can cause expansion of the petrochemical and plastics industries and will increased use of potentially dangerous chemical in consumer products.

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Hazardous wastes are those which contain toxic chemicals, explosive substances, flammable acids,infectious agents, etc capable of causing acute or chronic health effects of severe environmental damages. Issue related to hazardous waste is there is no proper disposal method is available for this waste. Some of the waste may be interactable.

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Issues related to toxic and hazardous waste. Toxic and hazardous wastes are poisonous byproducts from manufacturing, farminh, construction and etc. Waste could present in the form of liquid, solid, sludge contain chemical which could causes harmful to the living things. Even household able to generate hazardous waste. the waste can harm human, animals, plants if they encountered these toxins buried in the ground water that supplies drinking water or floodwater.

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Some issues regarding hazardous wastes included changes in legal or law. A stringent laws to protect our environment has become a trend these days, and traditional disposal option to water body has been restricted and disposal to traditional landfill also being stopped. Some industries produced interactable wastes which do not have appropriate disposal method. This waste involved inflammable materials, highly polluting waste, toxic substance and hazardous material.

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One of the issues is the rapid development in industrialization which increase the production of the petrochemical and plastics industries. Thus, these problem will increase the use of dangerous chemical in the product that manufacturer produced and sell. Besides that, the treatment or disposal of these hazardous waste is not available as some of them are interactable such as toxic, inflammable and highly polluting waste.

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Issues that related to hazardous wastes include our health which contaminated our drinking water supplies. For example in Woburn, contaminated drinking water caused leukemia among the children. Soil that contaminated also can cause problem. For example at Love Canal, toxins oozing out of the dump caused rashes, burns and other problems to both children and adults coming in contact with it. Toxins that was produced can also seep into buildings built above hazardous waste sites. It can cause indoor air problems, respiratory diseases and chemical sensitivity to human. Besides, harm animal and plant life.

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The impact of hazardous waste to our environment are it will left our environment poisoned to our oceans,lakes,and rivers. toxins may be released into the environment,waste may create an eye sore ,animals may be endargered,goverments may lose revenue opportunities,human lives may be endargered and regions may lose their tourist attraction destinations. besides that,this cause marine animals to die,while toxins that penetrate the soil may cause stunted growth to plants or make the area infertile,hence unable to support plant growth.

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Hazardous waste is a combination of solid waste which because of their quantity, concentration or physical and chemical cause mortality or serious illness to human health. Hazardous waste are ignitable, corrosive, reactive and toxic. One of the ussues on hazardous waste is that there is no appropriate method available in disposing this waste. Some of the waste are interactable. The discharge standard of the hazardous waste must also manipulated.

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The hazardous waste are the toxic or poisonous byproduct of manufacturing, farming, construction, automotive garages, laboratories, hospitals and other industries. The issue that often cause by the hazardous waste are death of aquatic life, the pollution of the drinking water supply and the poisonous of the fish sources. other than that, the hazardous waste are causes by the human activities. Some of them are illegally being dumped into the river and sea. Some of the poisonous waste also cause by the industrial activities.

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Hazardous waste is a waste with properties that make it potentially dangerous or harmful to. human health or the environment. ... Hazardous wastes can be liquids, solids, or contained gases. They can be the by-products of. manufacturing processes, discarded used materials, or discarded unused commercial. the crucial issue when dealing with hazardous waste is public health problem.  The most common public health threat hazardous waste poses is the contamination of our drinking water supplies. In Woburn, contaminated drinking water caused a cluster of leukemia cases in children. Contaminated soil also poses a problem. At Love Canal, toxins oozing out of the dump caused rashes, burns and other problems to both children and adults coming in contact with it. Toxins can also seep into buildings built above hazardous waste sites, causing indoor air problems, respiratory diseases and chemical sensitivity. Hundreds of people across New England are trapped in their contaminated homes waiting for the polluters or the environmental agencies to cleanup the contamination. The experience of living in a contaminated home not only ends normal life, but also can cause serious psychological illnesses.

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The longer hazardous waste, in the form of petroleum projects, such as MTBE, volatile organic compounds and PCB’s, remain in the ground, the farther it is going to spread. These chemicals can persistent in the environment for decades if not longer. Both environmental degradation and clean up costs rise dramatically the longer cleanups are delayed. Hazardous waste sites can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies as well as harm wildlife.

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Hazardous wastes, is known to have toxic, corrosive, reactive, flammable, or persistently hazardous properties that make them dangerous or potentially harmful to human health or the environment which can be in any form - liquids, solids, gases or sludge.

The rules surrounding hazardous waste are overseen in the U.S. by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as well as state departments of environmental protection. EPA requires that hazardous waste be handled with special precautions and be disposed of in designated facilities located throughout the United States, which charge for their services. Many towns have special collection days for household hazardous waste.

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Issues related to intractable waste and discharge standard

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Issues related to intractable waste and discharge standard

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The interactable waste which cannot be treated are organochlorines such as PCBs and chlorinated pesticides. Contaminated oils containing PCBs have been collected regionally and most exported to overseas for denaturation in high temperature incenerators.

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Toxic and hazardous wastes, whether with or without treatment would eventually end up in landfills. Although landfills are classified by what type of waste they can accept, the type of waste acfepted at any facility are not regulated or monitored adequately by state agencies. Therefore, companies have their own discretion regarding what waste is disposed in the landfill even if the law specifies otherwise. Landfills produce harmful gases, odors and leachates, which will contaminate the soil and eventually reach the groundwater. Even with state of the art technology, landfills will leak. The post closure period of landfills has raised concerns, in which many of these facilities are turned into base for athletic fields, playground, parking lots or other facilities. The post-closure can lead to cracks in the cover, and subsequently leakage. Any traces of heavy metals or radioactive elements left in the landfill would end up finding its way back into the community and the process of waste treatment will have to take place again.

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Proper management of such hazardous waste can be challenging. Disposal options of such waste include landfills, injection wells, incineration and bio-remediation. However, the greatest concern is that the toxic substance might leak into the groundwater which is the source of drinking water and could be difficult to removed.
As compared to the developed countries, the less developed countries possess more problems on managing the hazardous waste due to financial constrains to acquire necessary technologies. In addition, the lack of awareness on proper waste management among citizens is also another reason that cause the increase amount of hazardous waste.

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Toxic waste is a type of waste that can be hazardous to humans, other living creatures, and plants. The various types of waste materials that fall under this heading can pollute the environment and threaten life in a number of ways. They can be found not only on land, but also in the air and water. Improper chemical waste disposable is yet another contributor to toxic waste. Potentially dangerous chemicals are used in a wide variety of industries and for many different purposes. When they are not disposed of properly, they can harm many different types of life. Even some chemicals that seem harmless can have devastating effects towards living things.

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Hazardous waste is a waste that potentially dangerous or very harmful to the health or environment. Issues related to hazardous waste are there is no appropriate disposal method available for this kind of waste such as inflammable materials, high polluting waste, toxic substances and hazardous materials. Other issues are the discharge of these hazardous waste. Most wastes from industrial were discharged either directly or indirectly to the environment. The growing development in industrialization also one of the factors of the increasing hazardous waste.

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Hazardous waste is defined as a liquid, solid, sludge or containerized gas waste substance that due to its quantity, concentration or chemical properties that may cause significant threats to human health or the environment if it is managed improperly (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, 1976). There are four different categories of hazardous waste that are subject to regulation. One of it is hazardous wastes from nonspecific sources involved in industrial processes such as spent halogenated solvents. Second is hazardous wastes from specific industrial sources such as untreated wastewater from the production of the herbicide 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid. Third are commercial chemical products that may be discarded used in the manufacture of drugs, detergents, lubricants, dyes and pesticides. And lastly, wastes that are classified as toxic such as vinyl chloride. Hazardous wastes can caused environmental problems, public health problems, polluters attempt to avoid responsibility and brownfields. Under environmental problems, the longer the hazardous waste, in the form of petroleum projects, such as MTBE, volatile organic compounds and PCB’s, remain in the ground, the farther it is going to spread. These chemicals can persistent in the environment for decades and even longer. Both environmental degradation and clean will increase the cost. It also can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies as well as harm wildlife. In public health problem, it will contaminate the drinking water supplies. In Woburn, this condition causes a cluster of leukemia cases in children. Toxin can seep into buildings built which causes indoor air problems, respiratory diseases and chemical sensitivity.

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Hazardous waste poses threats to public health and the environment if it is not stored, treated and disposed properly where it may be in the form of liquids, gases and solids. Car workshops, food processing plants, chemical, paint and plastics manufacturing are all generate hazardous waste. For example, some industrial companies found that it’s much easier to dump poisonous chemicals in the ground or into waterways rather than discharge it properly. Hence, these poisonous chemicals can accumulate underground and stay in the underground for a long period of time. These chemicals will never evaporate or breaking down which they may continually spoil the groundwater that flows through the area.

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The issue that related to hazardous waste is asbestos waste. The risks posed by asbestos are predominantly related to human health. Asbestos only poses a risk to health when asbestos fibres are breathed in. Inhaling asbestos fibres may cause asbestos-related disease and death. When asbestos fibres are breathed in, they can lodge in lung tissue and cause inflammation, scarring and some more serious asbestos- related diseases, which usually take many years, if not decades, to develop. The four major asbestos-related diseases, in increasing order of severity, are: pleural plaques, asbestosis, lung cancer and mesothelioma.

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When hazardous wastes are released in the air, water, or on the land they can spread, contaminating even more of the environment and posing greater threats to our health. For example,  nausea and vomiting Increase in hospitalization of diabetic residents living near hazard waste sites. Mercury toxicity from eating fish with high levels of mercury Low birth weight Cancer Congenital malformations Neurological disease .

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an issue related to hazardous wastes is the inability to manage wastes that are not biodegrable. wastes created over the years are threathening the environment as well as our health. these wastes eventually become part of our ecosystem, we breathe it in, we live in it and many are oblivious towards it. such as unbiodegradable plastic bags, which now roam in the sea and in our rivers, not only contaminating it but harming aquatic life. toxic chemicals are burnt in order to rid of it, but still in return it contributes to air pollution. landfills are slowly and eventually becoming compact, new areas are developed to meet the country's need in waste disposal.

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How about issues related to intractable waste and discharge standard

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How about issues related to intractable waste and discharge standard

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Issue that related to the Hazardous waster in Malaysia is no Central Treatment Plant and bad disposal facilities which gives bad influence to the industry. For example, Motorola Malaysia Bhd was facing a problem of disposing sludge that has been stabilized. However, some industry carries out 'in house' treatment to treat a few paramaters of the waste.

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Hazardous wastes are poisonous byproduct of manufacturing, farming, city septic systems, construction and other industries. It may be in the form of liquid, solid or sludge and contains chemicals, heavy metals, radiation, dangerous pathogens or other toxins. More and more of our everyday products contain toxic chemicals, such as mercury or PBDEs (flame retardant chemicals), and these toxic products are combined with a plethora of other chemicals, which eventually impact public health and the environment. There are laws to control the use of the thousands of new chemicals put on the market each year, but there is little regulation over disposal. By-products and intermediate chemicals, created during the manufacturing process, usually ended up in the waste which may be more chemically and biologically active than the finished products and thus potentially more harmful to the environment.

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One of the issues which related to hazardous waste is the proper management of the waste. Developed countries does not face much problem when dealing to hazardous waste due to the high technologies when handling the waste. On the other hand, developing countries face difficulties when dealing with this matter. without the proper management system, many side effect will arise such as the contamination of groundwater and other environment pollution.

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Another hazardous waste issue is the mismanagement of benzene-contaminated waste. These waste originates from petroleum storage. Petroleum contains benzene which is carcinogenic to human. Petroleum based hazardous waste can remain in the soil for decades or longer. Environmental degradation and clean-up cost will rise dramatically if the issue is not overcome immediately. These hazardous waste can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies as well as harm the wild life. For instance, toxic effect has been found in foetuses of mice and rabbits due to exposure to benzene during pregnancy. This will reduce their maternal weight gain, increase mortality, decrease foetal weight or length and delayed bone ossification.

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As its name suggest, hazardous wastes are of a concern due to their potential threats to humans and the environment. They become an issue when these buried waste leak and persist persisting in soil or in ground waters which acts as our drinking water supply. They may also runoff into streams. In addition, if hazardous wastes are not disposed/managed properly, they will seep into and be retain in the natural environment.

Hazardous wastes will continue to be a problem if it is not minimized or recycled. This is as each disposal option such as landfilling, incineration and bioremediation own considerations as well.

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The most important issues that related to hazardous waste is health problem. It can cause the contamination in drinking water supplies. For instance, cases of leukemia in children was caused by the contaminated drinking water in Woburn.

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The issues related to hazardous wastes are regarding environmental problems where the longer hazardous wastes remain on the ground, it can pollute rivers and drinking water supplies as well as harm wildlife.

Besides, the public health problem is also one of the issues that will arise. Contaminated drinking water may cause leukemia and the toxins can also seep into buildings built above hazardous waste sites, causing indoor air problems, respiratory diseases, and chemical sensitivity.

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Hazardous wastes are the solid waste that can affect human health and cause death. Hazardous waste generated has been increase from years to years.

I think the most crucial issue related to hazardous waste is it can threaten human health. A lot of disease has been found are because of hazardous waste. It also will affect the drinking water condition.

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What are the issues related to hazardous wastes?

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What are the issues related to hazardous wastes?