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Contents 1 Introducing Municipal Solid Waste Management 2 Waste Generation Aspects 3 Waste Collection Storage and Transport 4 Waste Disposal 5 Waste Processing Techniques 6 Source Reduction Product 7 Recovery of Biological Conversion Products 8 Incineration and Energy Recovery 9 Hazardous Waste Management and Treatment 10 Integrated Waste Management IWM Solid material thrown away as unused from various sectors such as agricultural commercial domestic industrial and institutional constitutes solid wastes This places an enormous strain on natural resources and seriously undermines efficient and sustainable development Management of Municipal Solid Waste discusses the ways to salvage the situation through efficient management of solid wastes from waste generation to final disposal The various processes such as waste generation collection storage processing recovery transport and disposal are explained with the support of case studies The book discusses reduction of waste at the source and to foster implementation of integrated solid waste management systems that are cost effective and protect human health and the environment key Features Solid wastes classified functional elements of solid waste generation and its management explained Planning of waste collection storage transport processing and disposal are discussed Waste reduction and waste recycling are dealt with in easy to understand manner Discusses composting processes its environmental effects Management and treatment of hazardous waste is brought out in a lucid manner All topics are presented with tables and diagrams for better understanding 321 pp.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents Foreword Preface Acknowledgement 1 Basics 2 Waste Generation and Characterization 3 Waste Reduction and Recycling 4 Waste Collection and Transfer 5 Composting 6 Energy From Waste 7 Landfilling 8 MSW Management in India 9 Private Sector participation in India 10 MSW Management and planning global examples Annexures Glossary ReferencesOne of the bog challenges that today?s growing cities are coping with is the delivery of effective and sustainable waste management together with a good sanitation This volume provides a comprehensive presentation and overall picture of municipal solid waste management including waste generation and characterization waste reduction and recycling waste collection and transfer and waste disposal It analyses how these aspects are practiced in developing and developed countries The traditional method of disposal composting at different scales is discussed with comparisons between developed and developing countries and with parameters and conditions for successful operation of these technologies Moreover the construction and operational aspects of landfills to maintain environmental safety and the health of the residents nearby are described in depth In addition to a chapter with case studies of several countries and cities in every continent a special chapter is dedicated to municipal solid waste management in India including legal provisions financial resources private participation and citizens rights and obligations and the status in three major cities By presenting different elements that constitute a sustainable procedure that includes the recovery of clean energy this volume will serve as a guide to students in science and engineering and to key players in waste management services and policies 450 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Set against a milieu of solemn concerns emanating from inadequate municipal solid waste management on one side and the impetus given to private sector participation, this book critically examines and generates empirical evidence on the performance and implications of private sector participation in municipal solid waste management through the lens of a sustainability assessment prism specifically constructed for this purpose. Contents1. Municipal Solid Waste Management in India: The Road to Privatization1.1 Introduction 1.2 Private sector participation in municipal solid waste management1.3 Contextual setting: India 1.4 Amritsar: Case study impressions1.5 Study aim1.6 Key research questions 1.7 Justification of the study 1.8 Methodological framework of research2. Municipal Solid Waste Management: A Conjectural Discourse 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Theoretical discourse methodology 2.3 Municipal solid waste: Exploring the heap 2.4 Private sector participation: A municipal solid waste perspective 2.5 Private sector participation in MSW management: Review2.6 Determining the lens of sustainability, assessment criteria and indicators2.7 Criteria and indicators in the private sector participation literature2.8 Private sector participation in MSW management: Assessment of criteria and indicator choices2.9 Sustainability assessment framework for case study evaluation2.10 Neo-institutionalism and evaluation of inter-organisational relationships2.11 Sustainability assessment framework 3. Sustainability Assessment Framework for Evaluation of Privatization3.1 Introduction3.2 Revisiting the key research question 3.3 Sustainability assessment framework for the study 3.4 Of ontological and epistemological premises: Detangling the paradigm web3.5 Research design 3.6 Reliability and validity 3.7 Case study protocol 3.8 Methods employed for data collection 3.9 Sampling methods 3.10 Data analysis 3.11 Research ethics 4. Amritsar: A Waste Trajectory and Chronicle of Privatisation 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Amritsar: A Spatial-Demographic brief 4.3 The waste trail 4.4 MSW characteristics and composition 4.5 MSW management operations 4.6 Community perceptions of MSW management 4.7 An account of waste litigations 4.8 Romancing privatisation; on shaky grounds? 5. Sustainability Assessment of the Social Dimension 5.1 Introduction 5.2 A brief review of social sustainability benchmarks5.3 Informal waste management operations in the city 5.4 Local government policy towards informal waste sector integration5.5 Impacts of privatisation on the informal sector 5.6 Impact on AMC sanitary workers5.7 Impact on sanitation workers of the private waste handling company5.8 Equitable access to service 5.9 Community participation in MSW post-privatisation 6. Sustainability Assessment of the Economic Dimension 6.1 Introduction 6.2 A brief review of economic sustainability benchmarks 6.3 Economic efficiency 6.4 Labour productivity 6.5 Vehicle productivity7. Sustainability Assessment of the Environmental Dimension 7.1 Introduction 7.2 A brief review of environmentally sustainable MSW practices7.3 Waste generation7.4 Waste storage and segregation 7.5 Waste collection and transportation 7.6 Waste treatment 7.7 Waste disposal 7.8 Environmental and occupational risk 8. Sustainability Assessment of the Institutional Dimension8.1 Introduction 8.2 Institutional sustainability dynamics8.3 Pre-requisites framework 8.4 Key contract specifications 8.5 Inter-organisational relationships 9. Pragmatic Reflections 9.1 Introduction 9.2 An analytical summary of findings9.3 Contribution of the study9.4 Critical reflections 9.5 Propositions for future studies 9.6 Recommendations for progression towards MSW sustainability.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Seminar paper from the year 2011 in the subject Economy - Environment economics, grade: 2,7, Humboldt-University of Berlin, course: Environmental and Ressource Economics, language: English, abstract: --English version belowDie vorliegende Seminararbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Frage inwieweit Recycling als sinnvoll und lohnenswert anzusehen ist. Spezifisch wird das vorhandene System des Glasrecycling in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland auf zuvor präsentierte theoretische und empirische wissenschaftli-che Zusammenstellungen hin verglichen. Dabei wird der technische Prozess des Recycling fast gänzlich außer Acht gelassen. Vielmehr werden Bezahlstrukturen und Anreizmodelle für Haus-halte und Unternehmen betrachtet. Es wird dabei sowohl das Duale System Deutschland als auch das System der Mehrwegflaschen berücksichtigt. Schlussfolgernd kann festgehalten wer-den, dass die derzeitige Struktur zwar nicht alle zuvor präsentierte Ergebnisse optimal implemen-tiert, jedoch die realen Gegebenheiten und Interaktionen mit anderen Materialen hinreichend berücksichtigt. Insofern wird das System des Glasrecycling in Deutschland aus ökologischer und ökonomischer Perspektive durchaus positiv bewertet.The paper at hand tackles the question of recycling being sensible and social desirable. In fact, the current German glass recycling system is going to be compared to theoretical as well as empirical findings which are presented first. The technical process of recycling is going to be neglected. The focus is rather on payment schemes and incentives regarding the consumer as well as the industry side. Both streams of glass recycling(the Duale System Deutschland and the system of reusable bottles) are taken into account. Thus, one can sum up, that not all of the aforementioned results are incorporated into the current German system. However, real world circumstances as well as interactions with other materials are adequate considered. The final assessment from an ecological and economical point of view is consequently positive.

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