What is the primary purpose of centralized waste treatment facilities?

The primary purpose of centralized waste treatment facilities is to treat hazardous liquid wastes. These facilities are designed to manage and treat waste streams that contain toxic or harmful substances, ensuring they are processed in a controlled environment to mitigate risks to public health and the environment. The treatment processes can include physical, chemical, and biological methods that help to neutralize, stabilize, or otherwise safely manage hazardous waste. By effectively treating these wastes, the facilities play a crucial role in preventing pollution and ensuring that hazardous materials do not enter the environment in their untreated form.