Making Pollution Prevention Pay. Ecology with Economy as Policy

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Page vii, Don Huisingh, Vickie Bailey
PREFACE, Pages ix-x, Don Huisingh, Vicki Bailey
INTRODUCTION, Page xi
MAKING POLLUTION PREVENTION PAY, Pages 1-16, M.G. Royston
POLLUTION PREVENTION PAYS: THE 3M CORPORATE EXPERIENCE, Pages 17-22, Russell H. Susag
“IN EVERY DARK CLOUD…”, Pages 23-27, Dan Meyer
DISPOSAL COST REDUCTIONS FROM CIBA GEIGY CORPORATION'S COST IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, Pages 28-32, John A. Stone
POLYVINYL ALCOHOL RECOVERY BY ULTRAFILTRATION, Pages 33-40, H.C.Nick Ince
OPPORTUNITIES FOR CLEAN TECHNOLOGY IN NORTH CAROLINA, Pages 41-67, M.G. Royston
IMPLICATION AND PROCEDURES FOR WASTE ELIMINATION OF HAZARDOUS WASTES, Pages 68-72, Michael R. Overcash
CHEMICAL RECYCLING: MAKING IT WORK, MAKING IT PAY, Pages 73-85, Paul Palmer
WASTE EXCHANGES: AN INFORMATIONAL TOOL FOR LINKING WASTE GENERATORS WITH USERS, Pages 86-94, Elizabeth W. Dorn, M. Timothy McAdams
PROCESS DESIGN TO MINIMIZE POLLUTION CASE STUDIES, Pages 95-102, Donald D. Easson
A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO WASTE MANAGEMENT, Pages 103-109, James C. Dickerman
WASTE REDUCTION - CONCEPT TO REALITY, Pages 110-114, A. Brent Brower
POSITIVE INCENTIVES FOR POLLUTION CONTROL IN NORTH CAROLINA: A POLICY ANALYSIS, Pages 115-143, Carlisle Ford Runge
ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH THROUGH EDUCATION AND COOPERATION AMONG INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT AND CITIZENS, Pages 144-146, Claud “Buck” O'Shields
“WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE, AND HOW DO WE GET THERE?”, Pages 147-156, Bernard Greenberg