Controlled waste

Controlled waste a waste type composed of either domestic, commercial and/or industrial waste. They are regulated by governmental institutions or acts, because of their toxicity or imminent hazardous nature, either in themselves, obtained during biodegradation or biochemical degradation.

See also

• List of waste types
• Waste management

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