Several old and stained plastic pesticide containers lined up on the bed of a pickup truck. A worker in protective gear is visible in the background, handling the containers.

Got old, leaking, or unknown pesticides? Bring them to the Pesticide Disposal Program and keep Hawaiʻi safe from chemical hazards.
♻️ Dispose responsibly. Protect your ʻāina.
dab.hawaii.gov/pi/main/pest...

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Illustrated poster with the headline “Got Pesticides?” showing a smiling man in a shop holding a metal container marked with a skull and crossbones. Shelves of chemical containers are in the background. The text below reads: “Hoarded pesticides are a hazard. Dispose safely.” A round logo in the corner says “Pesticide Disposal Program.”

Got old pesticides ? ☠️
Old chemicals become a hazard.
FREE pesticide disposal, commercial businesses.
dab.hawaii.gov/pi/main/pest...
keep your community safe. 🌱
#PesticideDisposal #SafeHawaii #ProtectOurʻĀina #CommunitySafety #SpreadTheWord

Cartoon of a man in a full hazmat suit walking a dog also dressed in protective gear. The man holds a can labeled “Tick Spray.” Text above reads, “Enjoying the great outdoors…” The scene humorously exaggerates concerns about ticks and pesticide use.

When outdoors...🐾

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