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Incineration of urban solid waste containing radioactive sources
Radiation Measurements, 2011Abstract Incineration of urban solid waste accidentally contaminated by orphan sources or radioactive material is a potential risk for environment and public health. Moreover, production and emission of radioactive fumes can cause a heavy contamination of the plant, leading to important economic detriment.
CAMPI, FABRIZIO +2 more
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Urban observatories opportunities for environmental monitoring: Solid wastes
Waste Management, 2008Towns concentrate around 50% of world-wide population and the trend is oriented to underscore an urban profile of population. In addition, towns have become important for their economic contribution to the Gross Internal Product. The negative side of towns is the environmental and social impacts as a result of productive and domestic activities ...
R I, Rojas-Caldelas +1 more
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Urban solid waste management in Chongqing: Challenges and opportunities
Waste Management, 2006The dual influences of the resource supply and protection in ecological environments will pose a significant challenge to China's sustainable development. Solid waste management offers opportunities to improve profits by conserving resources and improving environmental performance.
Yuan, Hui +3 more
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Effects of plastics in anaerobic digestion of urban solid wastes
Waste Management & Research, 1990Anaerobic digestion is a possible method for treating urban solid wastes. This pilot plant study was undertaken to ascertain the effect of plastic refuse on the anaerobic digestion process of municipal solid wastes. The air-blown polyethylene film present in the air classified light fraction of solid waste from Pompono Beach, Florida, U.S.A.
S. Muthuswamy, N.L. Nemerow
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A cost allocation problem in urban solid wastes collection and disposal
Mathematical Methods of Operational Research, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
FRAGNELLI, Vito, IANDOLINO A.
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SOLID Waste Management And Indian Urbanization
International Journal of Scientific Research, 2012One of the steps to economic development of any country is the development of its industries. Over, the last few decades therefore, rapid industrialization has taken place along with unprecedented urbanization leading to deterioration of various environmental media like air, water, soil and land.
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Solid waste management in urban areas
Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2003Paolo Fiorucci +3 more
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Sustainable approach for valorization of solid wastes as a secondary resource through urban mining
Journal of Environmental Management, 2022Pankaj Pathak
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Solid Wastes in the Urban-Industrial Complex
Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1967openaire +2 more sources