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Vape EPR Is No Longer Optional: It’s a Cost Structure Problem, and an Opportunity
Disposable and rechargeable vape products are rapidly becoming one of the most complex regulated waste streams in the United States. They combine lithium batteries, plastics, heavy metals, and nicotine residues into a single product category that sits at the intersection of battery regulations, e-waste laws, hazardous waste rules, and emerging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) frameworks. Regulators are catching up. Enforcement is accelerating. And manufacturers and impo
Reina Serador
46 minutes ago3 min read


Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the Work We Avoid: Compliance, Sustainability, and Environmental Justice
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, BayArea Compliance and NETZERO360™ examine how real justice lives inside systems. A practical, compliance‑led view of sustainability, environmental protection, and operational accountability across California healthcare, biotech, and industrial facilities.
Reina Serador
5 days ago4 min read


CEQA at a Crossroads: Why California’s Environmental Leadership Now Depends on Outcomes, Not Paperwork
California has never lacked environmental ambition. What it’s running out of is time. Across climate policy, waste reduction, healthcare expansion, and housing delivery, the pressure is no longer theoretical. Emissions are rising faster than permitting cycles. Landfill capacity is tightening. Public-health infrastructure is expected to scale immediately, not eventually. Yet many of the projects designed to reduce long-term environmental risk are still evaluated through framew
Reina Serador
Jan 162 min read


Why the Best-Run Organizations Don’t Run EHS Alone
EHS isn’t a back-office function anymore. It’s a risk strategy. The smartest organizations don’t outsource responsibility. They outsource exposure, while staying fully in control. Environmental Health & Safety isn’t a binder on a shelf anymore.It ’s not a checkbox. It’s not a once-a-year training. EHS is now a business-critical function tied directly to operational uptime, regulatory exposure, cost control, executive liability, and brand trust. When it breaks, it breaks loud
Reina Serador
Jan 152 min read
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