Integrated Waste Management [Vol I]

preface_ Integrated Waste Management - Volume I......Page 1
Part 1......Page 11
01_Governance Crisis or Attitudinal Challenges?
Generation, Collection, Storage and
Transportation of Solid
Waste in Ghana......Page 13
02_Institutional Matrix for Sustainable
Waste Management......Page 33
03_Waste Management Facility Siting and Social
Conflicts – the Case of Hungary......Page 51
04_Planning the Management of Municipal Solid
Waste: The Case of Region
“Puglia (Apulia)” in Italy......Page 65
05_Strength and Weakness of Municipal and
Packaging Waste System in Poland......Page 89
06_Management of Municipal Solid Wastes:
A Case Study in Limpopo Province,
South Africa......Page 101
Part 2......Page 123
07_Dry Digestion of Organic Residues......Page 125
08_Production of Activated Char and
Producer Gas Sewage Sludge......Page 145
09_Modelled on Nature – Biological Processes
in Waste Management......Page 163
10_Development of On-Farm Anaerobic Digestion......Page 189
11_New Municipal Solid Waste Processing
Technology Reduces Volume and
Provides Beneficial Reuse Applications
for Soil Improvement and Dust Control......Page 205
12_Waste to Energy, Wasting Resources
and Livelihoods......Page 229
Part 3......Page 247
13_Solid Waste Utilization in Foundries
and Metallurgical Plants......Page 249
14_Economic and Operational Feasibility Analysis
of Solid Waste Minimization Projects......Page 275
15_Waste Management at the Construction Site......Page 291
16_Deconstruction Roles in the Construction and
Demolition Waste Management in Portugal -
From Design to Site Management......Page 311
17_Hydraulic Conductivity of Steel Pipe Sheet Pile
Cutoff Walls at Coastal Waste Landfill Sites......Page 333
18_Environmental-Friendly
Biodegradable Polymers
and Composites......Page 351
19_Geochemical Risk Assessment Process
for Rio Tinto’s Pilbara Iron Ore Mines......Page 375
20_A Study of Elevated Temperatures on
the Strength Properties of LCD Glass
Powder Cement Mortars......Page 401
21_Cost-Benefit Analysis of the
Clean-Up of Hazardous
Waste Sites......Page 415
Part 4......Page 425
22_Benefits from GIS Based Modelling for
Municipal Solid Waste Management......Page 427
23_Comparison of the Suitability of Two LCA
Procedures in Selecting the Best
MSW Management System......Page 447
24_Life Cycle Assessment in Municipal
Solid Waste Management......Page 475
Part 5......Page 493
25_Odour Impact Monitoring
for Landfills......Page 495
26_Performance Indicators for Leachate
Management: Municipal Solid
Waste Landfills in Portugal......Page 517
27_Measurements of Carbonaceous
Aerosols Using Semi-Continuous
Thermal-Optical Method......Page 531