Strengthening Emergency Response Services and Gulf Coast Operations
US Ecology is pleased to announce the acquisition of ES&H Dallas LLC.
US Ecology Opens New Houston 10-Day Storage Center
US Ecology Houston is a 10-day storage and transfer facility that is a vital part of US Ecology’s ongoing effort to provide premier environmental services to customers in the Gulf Coast region.
US Army and US Ecology Partnership
US Ecology is proud to partner with the US Army’s “Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS)” program which provides workforce development and training for future employment for Army recruits.
US Ecology Helping Communities Across Michigan
US Ecology’s HHW collection program provides a safe and convenient resource for Michigan residents to remove unwanted hazardous materials from their homes including paints, cleaners, oils, batteries, pesticides, electronics, light bulbs, compact fluorescent lights, medications, sharps, and mercury.
Brie Cischke Celebrates 15 Years with US Ecology
As Brie celebrates 15 years of Unequaled Service with US Ecology, we’d like to take a moment to thank her for her dedication and commitment to helping US Ecology become the premier provider of comprehensive environmental services.
US Ecology Texas Supports the Local Community
They have provided assistance in various ways including sponsorships, donations, free household hazardous waste collection events, employee volunteers and most recently helping to demolish and cleanup dilapidated homes.
US Ecology Supports Michigan’s Economic Success
US Ecology provides essential services to help Michigan industrial, retail, educational and government customers protect the environment and safely and responsibly manage waste.
US Ecology Supports Hurricane Relief Efforts
US Ecology worked to alleviate some of the distress by providing clean-up and support services to some of these communities after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
River Raisin Cleanup Supports Surrounding Communities
Recently the company partnered with several local, state and federal organizations to clean up and restore a large area of the River Raisin in Michigan.