In just 60 days, the Washington State Legislature has made big moves to protect residents from toxic exposure. Here are some of the hazardous waste-related policies that passed during this year’s legislative session.
The next time you’re feeling hungry, remember that food and hazardous waste do not pair well at any meal. Fill up on tips to help you grow your own food, graze or eat, and go (to the grocery store) all while reducing your exposure to hazardous materials.
Adding a cistern or rain garden (or both!) to your yard can help you prevent flooding, provide summer irrigation, and beautify your landscaping.
Keeping hazardous waste properly stored will not only help your disposal visit go more smoothly, it will also help keep you and your home safe.
Dig into these natural yard care tips to keep your garden safe and healthy all year long.
In just 60 days, the Washington State Legislature has made big moves to protect residents from toxic exposure. Here are some of the hazardous waste-related policies that passed during this year’s legislative session.
We use batteries every day, but did you know batteries can be a fire hazard and shouldn't be thrown away in your garbage or recycling bin? The Haz Waste Program is here to help.
It’s a little vulnerable to admit, but… our Program’s heart really beats for acts of service. On Valentine's Day (and every day after), show us a little love by committing to small acts that promote the health of humans and the environment in our region. Feeling the love? Let us walk you through some acts of service that can help you show it.
The Wastemobile, a mobile hazardous waste drop-off service, starts the 2024 season Feb. 23 in Bothell.
Emmett and Jessica Henley think of their salon clients as friends. They want to make sure they can depend on the products they put in people’s hair. And they want to be ready to give the right advice when clients have questions about the products they use at home.
The Washington State Legislature's 2024 session has begun. Here are some of the hazardous waste-related policies the Haz Waste Program is tracking.
Due to inclement weather, all King County hazardous waste collection sites are closed January 13, 2024.
As you prepare your furry (or not so furry) friends for National Dress Up Your Pet Day, keep these tips in mind for disposing of hazardous pet grooming products and cleaning supplies.
As you make your new year resolutions for 2024, consider setting a goal to protect the environment and your community. There are simple changes you can make in your life that can make a big difference.
As the weather outside gets frightful, staying indoors is much more delightful. With fewer places to go, it's an excellent opportunity to keep homes free of hazardous waste.
As the end of the year approaches, we wanted to share some of the most intriguing questions we received from our call center. You might be surprised by the answers.
Whether you are hosting the party at your house this year or travelling to visit loved ones, we have some tips on making sure your visits are free of hazardous waste.
December 5 is World Soil Day. Find out how to grow healthy soil that can filter and break down many pollutants.
Deciding how to manage your holiday waste can feel like a hassle when you're in the swing of the season. Reduce some holiday stress by learning these simple steps for recycling packaging materials and hazardous waste now.
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