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Avian Flu Detected in Two Poultry Workers – What Next?

The presence of influenza A (H5) virus in the two individuals working on an infected poultry farm in England highlights the importance of proactive testing and risk management. While neither worker displayed any symptoms of avian influenza, precautionary measures have been taken, including contact tracing. The UKHSA has not detected evidence of human-to-human transmission, and the overall risk to public health remains low.

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Technology in Waste Management: Any Benefits?

Technology has had a significant impact on many industries, including waste management services. The use of technology has made waste management services more efficient, safer, and environmentally friendly. From reducing waste generation to streamlining waste collection, technology has played a critical role in improving waste management practices. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of technology in waste management services and how it is shaping the future of waste management.

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How Do You Dispose of Hazardous Waste?

Almost all businesses produce some hazardous / special waste. Typical examples of this waste include waste:
asbestos, chemicals, electrical equipment, light bulbs, vehicle batteries, oils (except edible oils),
refrigerators containing ozone-depleting substances, solvents,
pesticides

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How Do You Dispose of Clinical Waste?

Most clinical waste is produced by the healthcare sector, such as hospitals, GP surgeries, dental practices and nursing homes. In addition clinical waste can also come from zoological institutes, veterinary practices and research centres. Other producers of clinical waste and sharps waste include acupuncturists, tattooists and piercists.
Please note that not all healthcare wastes are clinical wastes.

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