Editor,
Pressure-treated wood is not a real exciting topic of conversation. It is a building material commonly used in many projects here and around the world. In simple terms, it is lumber injected with a chemical designed to keep it from rotting.
Disposing of pressure-treated wood waste in California
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What? Mr. Thom - you mean this toxic waste hasn’t been banned by the “greenies” in California? I mean, natural gas is being banned in cities all over the place, but pressure-treated wood is still allowed? The horror! We’d better get some folks right on that. Meanwhile, let’s collect this waste and ship it to China, or India, or some other land, like we currently do with hazardous waste. Maybe we can just leave it out with our batteries and motor oil for weekly pickup. I’m sure Recology will happily tack on a surcharge or raise their fees. Easy-peasy.
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