Titlebook: Waste Management; Bernd Bilitewski,Georg H?rdtle,Klaus Marek Book 19971st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 Abfallaufbereitun

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ing numerous practical examples. They have included a comparison of regulations in the United States, Canada and Japan, as well as a review of United States environmental legislation - both Federal and State - and a variety of case studies such as Recycling Hawaii and barge wastes.978-3-642-08212-29

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Waste,ncluded are mining wastes, and wastes emitted as gaseous substances or discharged into surface waters or wastewater treatment facilities. When materials are discharged into surface waters or wastewater treatment facilities, the Clean Water Act, rather than the Waste Act, applies.

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Waste,ncluded are mining wastes, and wastes emitted as gaseous substances or discharged into surface waters or wastewater treatment facilities. When materials are discharged into surface waters or wastewater treatment facilities, the Clean Water Act, rather than the Waste Act, applies.

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Collection, Transfer, and Transportation of Wastes and Recyclables,cal processing is not possible, the waste is transported, either directly or after temporary storage at a transfer station, to a central processing facility for processing, material recovery, or disposal.

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Agronomy

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Waste Avoidance, years ago. These rules require attention to be directed at avoiding waste in the first place rather than looking at after-the-fact options. Unfortunately, today’s waste management efforts are still mostly directly toward recycling and disposal.

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