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Dangerous Waste Vape Management Options for Schools

 
Publication number Date Published
26-04-023August 2026
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Author(s) Washington State Department of Ecology
Description This guide provides schools in Washington State with regulatory management options to properly manage accumulated vape waste under the Dangerous Waste Regulations.
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Keywords schools, cannabis, e-cigarette, vaping waste, school, counting dangerous waste, district, counting, pharmaceuticals, facility, health, pharmaceutical, pharmaceutical waste, moderate risk waste, consolidation, lithium-ion batteries, healthcare, vape, nicotine, vaping, vape products, consolidate, management options, MRW, school districts, vape waste, health care facility
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