Managing Materials and Wastes for Homeland Security Incidents
Waste management includes waste staging, sampling, characterization, packaging, transportation, reuse, recycling, treatment and disposal.
Pre-incident Planning
![Photo of a woman taking notes on a flip chart surrounded by a few other people around a conference room table.](/system/files/styles/large/private/images/2023-11/wmco.jpg?itok=yMIR_jv4)
Debris Management
![Photo of a neighborhood devastated by a natural disaster.](/system/files/styles/large/private/images/2023-11/wmpp.jpg?itok=9wNKvOk5)
An All-Hazards Planning Approach
![hub and spoke diagram of what an all hazards approach entails](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2015-09/all-hazards_approach_home_page.jpg?itok=WBGJqDLU)
This graphic shows that different hazards have similar effects on the environment. Emergency officials should plan for all hazards. Access a text alternative version of this graphic.