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The development and impact of environmental legislation on the chemical industry,uthorities? Can the industry police itself? Possible changes in both legislation, and the r?le of the industry are then examined, and finally there is a short conclusion which attempts to identify the key issues facing this important industry.

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Queueing Theory and Network Applicationsline with the whole of this book, will be the chemicals industry. However, some attention will be given to pulp and paper and to metals applications, in view of the overall significance of these. The uses of hydrogen peroxide in intrinsically clean processes and in end-of-pipe treatments, both now and in the future, are explored.

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Book 1995Political pressure has translated into legislation requiringindustry to reduce waste. There is an unprecedented opportunity forchemiststo develop and apply new methods that result in wastereduction, andthis book describes examples of new chemical methodsused to reducewaste at source and to treat toxic waste.