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Alaska Federal Court orders safety waste incineration to stop burning medical waste & pay US$75k penalty

Nancy and James Oliver, doing business as Safety Waste Incineration in Wasilla, Alaska, have received a federal court order to stop receiving, incinerating, or handling hospital, medical, and infectious waste after July 1, 2009. This order is a permanent injunction issued by Judge John W. Sedwick of the federal District Court of Alaska in a case brought by the U.S. Environmental Protection ...

Jun. 29, 2009

By US EPA - Environmental Protection Agency
Air-freighted incinerator system helps United Arab Emirates hospitals manage Coronavirus-infected waste.

An emergency order for four high capacity medical incinerators from Inciner8 was placed when its medical and hazardous waste levels soared, as the states' COVID-19 cases spiked. It required the systems to be delivered in under a fortnight and be capable of burning up to 1,000 kilos of waste an hour, for ten hours every day. In response, Inciner8 manufactured and built two 200-kilo and two ...

Jun. 25, 2020

By Inciner8 Limited
The first Allburn incinerator is heading for Africa

It is only a little over two months since we announced the launch of our new competitively priced Allburn range of waste incinerators, but already this cost-conscious concept has proved to be so attractive that we have completed our first order and it is now ready for shipment to Guinea in West Africa. We introduced the Allburn brand in a bid to meet the requirements of those customers who, ...

Jan. 12, 2017

By Matthews Environmental Solutions Ltd.

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Alaska Federal Court orders safety waste incineration to stop burning medical waste & pay US$75k penalty

Air-freighted incinerator system helps United Arab Emirates hospitals manage Coronavirus-infected waste.

The first Allburn incinerator is heading for Africa