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Forecasting the Shredder Output Volume Flow Towards Dynamic Control in Waste Management

Recycling
The digitalization of mechanical waste treatment can have a supporting effect in recovering valuable raw materials from mixed solid waste, achieving the EU’s recycling targets, and developing the waste industry into a circular economy.
Tatjana Lasch, Jason Imhof, Lisa Kandlbauer, Renato Sarc, Karim Khodier   +4 more
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Corrigendum to: Qualitative analysis of post-consumer and post-industrial waste via near-infrared, visual and induction identification with experimental sensor-based sorting setup

MethodsX, 2022
K. Friedrich, G. Koinig, R. Pomberger, D. Vollprecht   +3 more
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Waste not, want not: orthopaedic waste data

BJS Open, 2023
Siddharth Shah, Holly Morris, Shankar Thiagarajah, Andrew Gordon, Sanjeev Sharma, Alexander Anderson, Paul Haslam, Joe Garcia, Fazal Ali   +8 more
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Research Waste

Contemporary Clinical Dentistry, 2023
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'Time Wasted' [PDF]

Science, 1897
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Waste Is Not Waste Until It's Wasted

, 2020
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Nuclear Waste: Knowledge Waste?

Science, 2010
A stalled nuclear waste program, and possible increase in wastes, beg for social science input into acceptable solutions.
Eugene A, Rosa, Seth P, Tuler, Baruch, Fischhoff, Thomas, Webler, Sharon M, Friedman, Richard E, Sclove, Kristin, Shrader-Frechette, Mary R, English, Roger E, Kasperson, Robert L, Goble, Thomas M, Leschine, William, Freudenburg, Caron, Chess, Charles, Perrow, Kai, Erikson, James F, Short   +15 more
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Not wasting waste

Engineering & Technology, 2008
As far as recycling of household is concerned, Switzerland rightly the reputation of the world leader. Brian Ellis explains why.
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WASTE

Technical Education and Industrial Training, 1964
BROADLY SPEAKING, the 1961 White Paper can be said to have had two main considerations, both of them expedient, and neither of them particularly palatable.
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How to not Waste Glass Waste

CONECT. International Scientific Conference of Environmental and Climate Technologies
As a highly versatile material, glass is used for numerous significant applications in our lives: from building structures to household products, to optical instruments, etc. Even more impressive than its versatility is the theoretically endless recycling opportunities of glass.
Zubricka, Jana, Kubule, Anna, Blumberga, Dagnija   +2 more
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