APPENDIX
A
OJE
HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION
Hazardous
waste can become a significant problem. Failure to have policies and procedures
in place to deal with the hazardous waste you create is foolish and a recipe
for failure. This appendix provides an example of the types and volumes of
hazardous waste that can be generated. The wastes identified in the chart provide
a one-year snapshot (1996) of the hazardous waste generated by U.S. forces
in support of Operation JOINT ENDEAVOR. About 38 percent of the waste was generated
in Hungary, and about 62 percent was generated in Bosnia-Herzegovina/Croatia.
ITEM | TOTAL
(kg) |
Aerosol
cans | 2,690 |
Antifreeze
| 147,611 |
Asbestos | 2,299 |
Battery
acid | 9,639 |
Battery,
dry cell | 50 |
Battery,
lead acid | 457,262 |
Battery,
lead acid, undrained | 10,000 |
Battery,
lithium | 11,710 |
Battery,
magnesium | 532 |
Battery,
mercury | 150 |
Battery,
nicad | 1,362 |
Cartridge,
ink | 100 |
Filters,
POL contaminated | 13,541 |
Grease,
automotive | 95,932 |
Metal
containers | 321,637 |
Mixed
POL | 2,600 |
Paint | 2,586 |
Paint,
solid | 5,100 |
Photographic
waste | 36,448 |
Plastic
containers | 342,862 |
Soil,
POL contaminated | 145,548 |
Solids,
POL contaminated | 171,141 |
Solvent,
Nonhalogenated | 500 |
Spill
residue, solid | 35,500 |
Spilled
POL liquids | 200 |
TOTAL | 1,817,000 |
Fuel
for recycling (in Hungary only) 139,896
Oil
for recycling (in Hungary only) 109,383

Section
V: Summary
Appendix
B: The Life of a Base Camp
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