User Submitted Processes
Ammonia RefrigerationAnimal Cage Cleaning
Bottling
Bulk Loading and Unloading
Chemical Manufacturing - Plastic Manufacturing
Chemical Manufacturing - Wastewater Treatment
Citrus Oil Production
Coating-Employee Practices
Cold Box Core Machines
Cooling with Ammonia
Core Removal and Lo-Temp
Dewatering
Die Cast Waste Water (Die Spray)
Dip Soldering
Dough Manufacturing
Empty Drum Management
Exterior Railcar coating operation
Fiberglass Pipe Manufacture
Film Room
Filtration
Foaming Process
Foundry
Gel Coating
HPLC liquid waste
Impregnation Process
Interior railroad tank car coating operation
Jet Engine test and waste jet fuel draining
Laboratory - Hospitals
Liquid Fertilizer Retailer
Liquid Penetrant Inspection
Machining Center Coolant
Manufacturing Facility
MARINE CARGO HANDLING
Meat Processing
Metal Fabrication
Packaging Waste
Paint and Thermoplastic Manufacture
parts blaster
Parts Cleaning
Pending Process
Pipeline Condensate Accumulation
Plastic - Mixing Process
Plastics - Extrusion
Poultry Processing
Pre-Preg Process
Printing
Process Ovens
Purchasing
Recycling Waste Solids
Reduce chromed trimmings
Rendering- Chicken Offal
Resin Kettle Cleaning
Resin Mixing
Rotary Evaporation of Solvent
Sand Blasting
Secondary Metal Smelting
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Shot Tip Lubrication System
Solid Waste Recycling
Solution Treaters
SolutionTape Line
Spill and/or Leak
Spill resulting from damaged freight
STEEL FOUNDRY
Steel Shot Bead Blast Process
Stormwater pollution prevention
Tank cleanout
Wash Water - Process equipment clean-up
Waste Reduction via Pallet Recycling
Wastewater Treatment
WOOD TREATMENT-CCA
X-ray Processing
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THE ZERO WASTE NETWORK
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The Zero Waste Network is a project of the University of Texas at Arlington's Enviornmental Training institute. The tools on this site are presented free of charge to help you find pollution prevention alternatives that work for your facility. They were originally developed throught the support of grant funding from the United States Environmental Protection Agency and contributions from several state, private and non-governmental entities. If you need assistance implementing these options contact us, or enroll in one of our upcoming classes .
