Integrated solid waste management: A Life Cycle Inventory

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Model of Integrated/Sustainable Solid Waste Management in Republic of Srpska – comparative analysis between two different municipalities

“…The ISWM systems combine waste streams, waste collection and treatment and disposal methods, with the objective of achieving environmental benefits, economic optimization and societal acceptability [5]. This approach is also a response to a growing global consensus that cities in developing and transitional countries need to take charge of the modernization process and to develop their own models for waste management АCEG+ [2] [15]. However, one of the main challenges derived from the analysis has been the usage of various methodologies for data gathering.…”

Selection of ecologically efficient and energetically economic engineering-ecological system for municipal solid wastes collection

“…Development of various programs, concepts and systems of wastes handling with consideration to influence of natural and climatic, physical and geographic peculiarities and resource and economic importance of urban territories has also been done by O.M.Cherp, V.N. Vinichenko [18], Robin Murray [19], Ruta Bendere [20], Forbes R. McDougall, Peter R. White [21] and others.…”

Uso do resíduo sólido proveniente do processo de beneficiamento de areia na indústria de revestimentos cerâmicos e sua influência nas propriedades físicas dos produtos cerâmicos

“…); pela sua origem (doméstico, comercial, agricultura, industrial, etc.) ou pela sua periculosidade (não perigoso ou perigoso) [6].…”