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Management of nanomaterial wastes

2022
Nanomaterials (NMs) have size less than 100 nm in one, two, or three dimensions. Devicesusing NMs lead to nanotechnology. NMs show enhanced and different properties than theconventional bulk materials. Nanotechnology is a developing area of science and technology,and much research is being carried out in the fields of energy, manufacturing, healthcare,
Singh, Nakshatra B., Desimone, Martín Federico, Ratiram Gomaji, Chaudhary, Gurnule, W. B.   +3 more
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Regulation of waste and waste management in Turkey

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 2010
Industrial and technological developments have increased rapidly throughout the world including Turkey. Furthermore, the population of Turkey is also increasing and the ever-increasing consumption creates larger amounts of waste materials and adversely affects the environment and human health.
Sami, Gören, Feyza, Ozdemir
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Recommendations for waste management

Annales de biologie clinique, 2013
Laboratory waste management must ensure the safety of patients and staff, limiting the environmental impacts and control waste disposal budget. Sorting of waste must be carried out at the source. The packaging must be adapted, allowing easy identification of specific disposal routes.
E, Vinner, M F, Odou, B, Fovet, J C, Ghnassia   +3 more
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Bioplastics and waste management

Waste Management, 2018
Pollution of the marine environment due to plastic materials is one of the most severe environmental problems humanity has to face in the 21st century. The strategy devised until now to address this issue is mainly based on two pillars: (1) increasing the interception of discarded plastic wastes by waste management systems; and (2) substituting the ...
P. S. Calabrò, M. Grosso
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Waste Management: An Approach to the Management of Drilling Waste

SPE International Conference on Health, Safety and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 2000
Abstract In Indonesia, waste produced during drilling activities of the oil and gas operations are categorized hazardous and toxic referred to the Government Regulation No.18 year 1999 regarding The Hazardous and Toxic Waste Management. This regulation considers drilling mud and cuttings as Hazardous and Toxic Waste.
R. Priatna, A. Sjahroezah, R.I. Bledoeg
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Waste/waste management

Transactions of the IMF, 2007
AbstractThe recent event held by the IMF Midland branch on 13 February 2007 at the Birmingham Medical Institute was an outstanding success with over 50 persons in attendance backed by a well-supported tabletop exhibition.
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Hazardous Waste Management

Dental Clinics of North America, 1991
The management of waste in the dental office is dictated by the federal, state, and local ordinances in force in the locale in which the office is located. The dentist must first determine what the laws require and then implement the changes in waste management into the office setting.
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This festive waste [Waste management]

Engineering & Technology, 2011
Every year, the British public celebrates Jesus's birthday by cutting down eight million trees, wrapping enough presents to smother Guernsey, binning billions of greetings cards, and then throwing away £lbn worth of food. With a bit of thought these waste can be managed, sort clean, extrude and process our way to a greener future.The EU Batteries ...
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From Waste Management to Waste Care

2022
Veera Kinnunen, Melisa Duque
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Waste management for the people

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 2022
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