Define the hazardous waste, Civil Engineering

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Define the Hazardous Waste

1. Any waste or combination of waste that poses a substantial danger now or future to humans, plants, and animals without special precautions.

2. There are cases where waste has been declared safe or non-hazardous, but years later cause a lot of hazardous problems

3. Waste material is considered to be hazardous if it is on the EPA developed lists (F, K, P, U, etc.).


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