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The document outlines ways that environmental companies can help colleges and universities improve their chemical waste management programs. It suggests identifying schools with needs, offering expertise in regulations and technologies, providing management assistance through training and procedures, conducting chemical inventories, and helping with transportation if permitted. The goal is to be good neighbors while gaining experience for staff.
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