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waste management: A review. Waste Management. Volume 30 (11), pp 2336-2346.
Couth, R. & Trois, C. (2011) Waste management activities and carbon emissions in Africa.
Waste Management. Volume ... gases and global warming contributions. Waste
Management & Research, volume 27, pp 800-812.
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ultimately results in indiscriminate littering at the sites, with its attendant poor hygienic
conditions (see Figure 5). It is therefore ... Transportation of Solid Waste in Ghana
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the argument that social propinquity may be different from social accessibility (Phillips,
19 81; 19 84).
3.4 Waste collection
For any sustaina...
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laid on effective community participation in service delivery in developing countries
(Menegat, 20 02) . Stakeholder analysis for community participation helps to identify all
interest ... Change in Varieties of Capitalism”,
International Sociological Association Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
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general, are the...
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... Polokwane City.
The Limpopo Province has six district municipalities of which Polokwane city is found
within the Capricon District municipality. Polokwane city previously known as Pietersburg
is about ... bag filter. The filtered air is then returned to the biostabilisation building
which are maintained under light vacuum to avoid air emission outward.
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... (AD) with biogas production, including utilisation of the organic
fraction of waste materials and of residues, is a particularly promising choice and
experiences increasing interest worldwide. ...
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technical devices. The equilibrium of necessary mineralisation and accessible humification is
a topic of high interest in the context of carbon fixation.
“Optimisation” is no ... collection. The separation of biogenic waste from municipal solid
waste is not taken for granted in all European countries. In some cases biogenic waste is
treated with municipal solid waste...
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... solid waste
Besides incineration mechanical-biological treatment is one option to stabilise municipal
solid waste prior to final disposal. The mechanical-biological treatment of waste combines ...
material for incineration. Another modification of the process provides anaerobic digestion
prior to aerobic stabilisation in order to yield biogas in addition. Most of the MBT plants are...
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... Funding Initiatives (PFI) are common in the
funding of these expensive incineration technologies. PPPs are considered an alternative to
full privatization and a solution for municipalities ... Article 81 highlights the fact that federal funding institutions may create
specific funding lines to support coop recycling, by facilitating the acquisition of equipment
used in solid waste mana...
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... the particles have significant velocity so the near-
surface diffusive layer thickness is very small.
Zone III is the area of the smallest particles having direct contact with liquid metal. Its ... attainable to implement a specific alternative. This includes the square
footage of the building, existing and available utilities, existing processing and material
handling equipment, quality ....
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... its definition of
processed debris. Mississippi includes C&D debris in its definitions of rubbish and industrial
processed debris. Other states include C&D debris in their definitions ... Integration of environmental, social, human and economic goals in policies and
activities
Equal opportunity and community participation/Sustainable community
Conservation of biodiversity ......
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Rio Tinto guidelines and auditing for the assessment on innate hazards at mine
sites
Document used to identify, plan for and monitor mineral waste risks. Once a risk is
identified a ...
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aggregation is maximized while the degradation mechanism is still negligible. Plasticizers,
as well as natural fibres, may modify both the...
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... feasibility of adding liquid crystal glasses to concrete master’s
thesis, Department of Civil Engineering Institute of Civil Engineering and Mitigating
Technology of Disaster, National Kaohsiung ... Tsung-Chin Hou
Department of Civil Engineering
National Kaohsiung University of Applied Sciences
Taiwan, R.O.C
1. Introduction
The rapid increases in population, urbanization, and economic...
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nucleare/Sintesi_dei_risultati_e_indicazioni_preliminari.pdf [Accessed].
Winpenny , J. T. 1991. Values for the Environment. A Guide for Economic Appraisal, ...
countries with different socioeconomic conditions and technological background shows that
significant savings could be achieved in most setups. The optimisation of routing has a
dir...
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... analysis of 5 scenarios: i) landfilling, ii) landfilling with
energy recovery, iii) composting, iv) composting followed by gas treatment (compost with
biofilter) and v) biogasification.
Functional ... warming potential, acidification potential and
nutrient enrichment potential.
Main conclusions: Landfilling was the scenario with the highest environmental impacts,
except in the case of...