Waste management : new research

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    • Araújo, Ademir Sérgio Ferreira de
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Waste management : new research

Ademir Sirgio Ferreira de Araújo, editor

(Environmental remediation technologies, regulations and safety series)(Environmental health--physical, chemical and biological factors series)

Nova Science Publishers, c2012

  • : hardcover

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Rapid urbanisation coupled with increasing populations has brought in new socio-economic and environmental problems in the world, particularly for third world countries. One such issue that requires urgent attention is the mounting waste problem, which has grown from being an annoyance for regional and local governments to an issue of national importance in many developing countries. Solid wastes are produced after waste-water treatment and their characteristics are influenced by anthropogenic activities. This book brings important information and results of new research with waste management in all of the world. In this volume there are contributions of experts from different countries. Each one of them shows interesting views about this fascinating and important subject.

Table of Contents

  • Tannery Sludge Compost: Use for Crop Production
  • Waste for Life: Poverty Reducing Solutions to Sustainable Waste Management
  • Spatial Inequality in Waste Management in a Millennium City: The Nexus Between Governance Poverty
  • Treatment of Oily Wastewaters From Metalworking Processes
  • An Approach for Monitoring & Managing Household Solid Waste as Support Tool for Integrated Waste Management
  • Solid Residues as Amendments of Soils Contaminated with Heavy Metals
  • Biological Recycling of Bio-Waste & Compost Utilisation from a Life Cycle Perspective
  • Towards Sustainable Palm Oil Production: Minimizing the Environmental Damage from Oil Palm Processing
  • Modeling & Simulation of Process Sustainability in Waste Modeling & Simulation of Process Sustainability in Waste Management in Singapore.

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