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Solid chemicals and chemical waste must be tagged and given to EHS for proper disposal. Chemical waste cannot be disposed of in the trash. | Solid chemicals and chemical waste must be tagged and given to EHS for proper disposal. Chemical waste cannot be disposed of in the trash. | ||
=====Empty Chemical Containers===== | =====Empty Chemical Containers===== | ||
Empty containers must be properly handled to ensure the safety of laboratory and EVS staff. Please see the Hazardous Materials Fact Sheet [https://www.unmc.edu/ehs/ | Empty containers must be properly handled to ensure the safety of laboratory and EVS staff. Please see the Hazardous Materials Fact Sheet [https://www.unmc.edu/ehs/_documents/chemical-safety/factsheets/emptychemicalcontainerdisposal.pdf Empty Chemical Container Disposal]. | ||
=====Universal Waste===== | =====Universal Waste===== | ||
Universal wastes are any of the following hazardous wastes subject to the State of Nebraska universal waste requirements. | Universal wastes are any of the following hazardous wastes subject to the State of Nebraska universal waste requirements. | ||