Underground and Above-Ground Complex for Waste Management

Khafizov, T; Baiburin, A Kh; Денисов, С. В.; Tupitsyn, R; Tupitsyna, D; Kaminskiy, M; “SK-Project”, Chelyabinsk Ltd

doi:10.14529/build190302

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“…In the field of waste management, developed countries are predominantly characterized by the utilization approach to solving problems, refusal from complete and partial waste disposal (especially complete) due to the inefficiency of these methods and unjustified risk to the environment [10,16]. This study focuses on state strategies, plans, as well as measures taken in various developed countries (the USA, Australia, Japan, Israel, Germany, Sweden, etc.…”

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“…The latest systems for sorting, processing and cleaning waste in Switzerland make it possible to profit from recyclable waste (including by extracting particles of gold and silver from waste). Sweden, being a leading state in the field of waste management, has introduced a dual system, according to which, some waste is recycled and reused while the rest is incinerated as a result of sorting in order to obtain energy [16,17]. In the Russian Federation, in turn, only half of the total amount of waste can be recycled (due to the limited production capacity) and the rest is stored in landfill sites [16,18].…”

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“…Sweden, being a leading state in the field of waste management, has introduced a dual system, according to which, some waste is recycled and reused while the rest is incinerated as a result of sorting in order to obtain energy [16,17]. In the Russian Federation, in turn, only half of the total amount of waste can be recycled (due to the limited production capacity) and the rest is stored in landfill sites [16,18]. This issue is even more relevant for developing countries [5].…”

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Today's world trends in the field of rapid population growth and urbanization have led to uncontrolled waste accumulation. The development of industrial activities in developing countries has increased the amount of waste generated from economic activities, which has led to environmental problems due to the complexity of waste management. The purpose of the study is to consider and update the knowledge on the practical application of national waste management strategies and plans in developed countries (United States, Japan, Australia, European Union countries), states with economies in transition (Russian and Kazakhstani cases), and developing countries (Asia and South America cases). The conceptual method was used to analyze the nature of complete and partial waste disposal and utilization as forms of waste management as well as for practical application of certain forms of waste management in different states. Knowledge about the practical aspects of the implementation of national waste management strategies and plans in various states was updated and systematized, the advantages and disadvantages of certain waste management forms were revealed. The paper provides an opportunity to systematize world experience regarding innovations in the field of waste recycling and how it can be applied in countries with different levels of development.

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Section: Review Of National Waste Management Strategies and Plans In ...mentioning

confidence: 99%