Eco Waste Solutions, a leading provider of thermal waste conversion solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Batavia, New York. This facility will be dedicated to producing Expeditionary Solid Waste Disposal Systems (ESWDS) for the US Army, eliminating the need for burn pits and protecting troops from toxic exposure. The ESWDS, a culmination of over a decade of development, offers a safe and efficient way to manage waste in conflict zones.
Eco Waste Solutions, a leading provider of thermal waste conversion solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Batavia, New York. This facility will be dedicated to producing Expeditionary Solid Waste Disposal Systems (ESWDS) for the US Army, eliminating the need for burn pits and protecting troops from toxic exposure. The ESWDS, a culmination of over a decade of development, offers a safe and efficient way to manage waste in conflict zones.
Eco Waste Solutions, a leading provider of thermal waste conversion solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Batavia, New York. This facility will be dedicated to producing Expeditionary Solid Waste Disposal Systems (ESWDS) for the US Army, eliminating the need for burn pits and protecting troops from toxic exposure. The ESWDS, a culmination of over a decade of development, offers a safe and efficient way to manage waste in conflict zones.
Eco Waste Solutions, a leading provider of thermal waste conversion solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Batavia, New York. This facility will be dedicated to producing Expeditionary Solid Waste Disposal Systems (ESWDS) for the US Army, eliminating the need for burn pits and protecting troops from toxic exposure. The ESWDS, a culmination of over a decade of development, offers a safe and efficient way to manage waste in conflict zones.
Eco Waste Solutions, a leading provider of thermal waste conversion solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Batavia, New York, dedicated to producing Expeditionary Solid Waste Disposal Systems (ESWDS) for the United States Army. The ESWDS eliminates the need for burn pits, which have been a major source of toxic exposure for troops overseas, leading to health issues like cancer. This new facility signifies a major step towards safer waste management in conflict zones and a healthier future for American service members.
President Biden spoke at a Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, honoring the sacrifice of service members and remembering his late son, Beau Biden, who died from brain cancer linked to his deployment near burn pits in Iraq. Biden acknowledged the unique loss experienced by families who have lost loved ones in combat, while also noting the pride he feels in his son’s service. The president’s speech received mixed reactions, with some praising his empathy and others criticizing him for focusing on his personal loss.
