Ecodas

Thank you to Namwiwat in Thailand!

Namwiwat Ecodas Waste management เครื่องบดสับและอบฆ่าเชื้อ ขยะติดเชื้อ ECODAS by NAMWIWAT

Thank you Sentinel in the USA.

Ecodas Convert Bio-Hazardous Materials to Municipal Waste Video See how Pharmaceutical companies can reduce costs and minimize liability by having their medical waste, sharps containers and growing bulk of single use mate...

JCG Environnement using ECODAS in their RMW treatment operation. Thank you!

JCG Environnement - banalisation des DASRI Déchets hospitaliers : Procédé de traitement par désinfection des déchets de soins à risques infectieux (D.A.S.R.I) mis en oeuvre par JCG Environnement sur l...

Explosion at medical waste facility causes building collapse NBC12 News is On Your Side covering Central Virginia with breaking news, weather, sports and traffic from the Richmond-metro area and beyond.

I hope that the injured employees are all is stable conditions...

Building explodes at Petersburg medical waste facility A building has collapsed at Container First Services near the recycling center and landfill in Petersburg, according to Petersburg police.

Congressman and former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford's visit to Ecodas facility at MUSC in Charleston, SC USA.

http://www.fiercehealthcare.com/story/reusable-sharps-containers-may-spread-c-diff-hospitals/2015-06-29

Reusable sharps containers may spread C. diff in hospitals A new study found the rates of C. difficile infections, commonly referred to as C. diff, were 15 percent higher in hospitals that use reusable sharps containers than in hospitals that use single-use disposable containers.

ECODAS on the cover of Waste & Recycling Magazine Middle East: "Best Practices In Hazardous Waste Management"
http://www.waste-recyclingme.ae/index.php

Waste & Recycling Digital Magazine Nov-Dec 2014

Some States' Medical-Waste Rules Complicate Ebola Fight (MCT) -- A single Ebola patient treated in a U.S. hospital will generate eight 55-gallon barrels of medical waste each day.

Medical Waste Technology is the key to fight Ebola Waste. Rachel Maddow on MSNBC elaborates more on the subject.

Best US Ebola care remains limited in scale Rachel Maddow tallies the number of beds available at elite U.S. medical facilities best prepared to treat Ebola patients (nine total, five remaining) and wonders what it will take to expand that level of care across the U.S. in the event of an outbreak.