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2023
This chapter investigates how eco-conscious households manage the disposal of household waste, including trash, recycling, composting, diapers, and toilet waste. These eco-conscious households were almost universally concerned with reducing their consumption, and for many, the waste generated by their lifestyles and practices serves as an uncomfortable
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This chapter investigates how eco-conscious households manage the disposal of household waste, including trash, recycling, composting, diapers, and toilet waste. These eco-conscious households were almost universally concerned with reducing their consumption, and for many, the waste generated by their lifestyles and practices serves as an uncomfortable
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Proceedings of SPE International Conference on Health, Safety and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 2002
Abstract Oil and Gas Companies are increasingly confronted with problems related to the disposal of drilling waste. To be in compliance with regulatory constraints, and also to respect the concept of environmental responsibility, Oil and Gas companies need to set up a comprehensive environmental management system.
Udi Syahnudi Hamzah +4 more
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Abstract Oil and Gas Companies are increasingly confronted with problems related to the disposal of drilling waste. To be in compliance with regulatory constraints, and also to respect the concept of environmental responsibility, Oil and Gas companies need to set up a comprehensive environmental management system.
Udi Syahnudi Hamzah +4 more
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2000
The case study deals with public accountability issues connected to household waste management in the municipality of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Bruun Hansen, Karsten, Jamison, Andrew
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The case study deals with public accountability issues connected to household waste management in the municipality of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Bruun Hansen, Karsten, Jamison, Andrew
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Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 1999
Waste management in Denmark is regulated by the Environmental Protection Act, but local authorities are responsible for collection and disposal of almost all types of waste, and waste producers have a duty to follow local authority waste disposal directives and use local authority collection schemes.
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Waste management in Denmark is regulated by the Environmental Protection Act, but local authorities are responsible for collection and disposal of almost all types of waste, and waste producers have a duty to follow local authority waste disposal directives and use local authority collection schemes.
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2010
: EU Directive 75/442 EEC set out the early stages of the current waste management practices by introducing a waste hierarchy (reduce, reuse, recover) and a system of permits for those involved in waste treatment with the conditions for obtaining permits and the requirements placed on waste disposal facilities being strictly regulated (e.g.
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: EU Directive 75/442 EEC set out the early stages of the current waste management practices by introducing a waste hierarchy (reduce, reuse, recover) and a system of permits for those involved in waste treatment with the conditions for obtaining permits and the requirements placed on waste disposal facilities being strictly regulated (e.g.
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Thermochemical conversion of plastic waste to fuels: a review
Environmental Chemistry Letters, 2021Sonil Nanda, Franco Berruti
exaly