In the concept of sustainable development for environmental protection, what should we do about waste management? A. Just leave the waste wherever it is. B. Burn all the waste without any treatment. C. Recycle and reuse as much waste as possible. D. Throw the waste into the forest. ...
theory of waste managementThis paper explores the need for a Theory of Waste Management, and the first building blocks of the theory are proposed. The concept of waste is explained and a new waste taxonomy is proposed, based on the reason for waste creation. To avoid obs...
Every chemical reaction that is carried out in industry generates - apart from the desired main product - by-products and emissions such as off-gas, waste water and waste. when the environmental concern about these emissions increased - in Germany at the end of the sixties - improvements were...
温暖的现在是明亮。[translate] aIt is important to distinguish the concept of municipal waste from the concept of waste generated by households. 与区别市政废物的概念引起的废物的概念是重要的[translate]
Wastewater Treatment in the 21st Century: Technology, Operation, Management, and Regulatory Issues 来自 ResearchGate 喜欢 0 阅读量: 15 作者: A.R. Jantrania 摘要: The concept of wastewater management started on a small scale, focusing mainly on...关键词:...
the situation is likely to get worse rather than better, as urban populations and waste quantities grow in the poorest countries. So the first two Global Waste Management Goals are: (1) to ensure, by 2020, access for all to adequate, safe and affordable solid waste collection services; and...
The concept of organisational life cycle assessments (O-LCA), proposed by the UNEP/SETAC initiative (Martínez-Blanco et al., 2015a), encompasses the aspects of life cycle and multiple impacts from an organisational perspective, and may be used to better assess the total impact of GHG from th...
The future of waste management in smart and sustainable cities: A review and concept paperIoT-enabled waste managementSustainable and smart citiesCircular economyProduct lifecycle dataThe potential of smart cities in remediating environmental problems in general and waste management, in particular, is an...
Resilience is not a new concept, although the term “resilience” may be less heard in the context of waste management. Resilient waste management systems should be capable of functioning at acceptable levels despite the chronic stresses and acute shocks they experience. To achieve this, the ...
With the concept of sustainability gaining ground, conventional waste management approaches which considered waste as a necessary evil of the development process, are fast changing. Waste is now considered as an important resource and critical component