Waste management and research

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  Año 2000, Vol. 18, Número 6

  • Cost-benefit analysis of introducing technology to rapidly degrade municipal solid waste

    W. P. Clarke

    págs. 510-524

    

  • Modelling national solid waste management

    M. Ljunggren

    págs. 525-537

    

  • Alternative MSW treatment options to reduce global greenhouse gases emissions - the Israeli example

    M. Shechter, O. Ayalon, Y. Avnimelech

    págs. 538-544

    

  • A survey of recycling behaviour in households in Kiruna, Sweden

    C. P. Vencatasawmy, T. Brannstrom, M. Ohman

    págs. 545-556

    

  • Solid waste management solutions for Semarang, Indonesia

    I. Birley, L. K. Kriwoken, S. Supriyadi

    págs. 557-566

    

  • Pentachlorophenol degradation in landfill drainage models

    I. Todorova, I. Kostova

    págs. 567-571

    

  • Recovery of Salmonella typhimurium from compost with the IMS-PCR method

    M. Civilini, F. Venuti, M. de Bertoldi

    págs. 572-576

    

  • Investigative strategies and risk assessment of old unlined municipal solid waste landfills

    E. Hoehn, P. Huggenberger, C. A. Johnson

    págs. 577-589

    

  • The use of Life Cycle Inventory tools to support an integrated approach to solid waste management

    J. P. Hruska, F. R. McDougall

    págs. 590-594

    

  • Groundwater Contamination: Transport and Remediation: Transport and Remediation

    C. G. Golueke

    pág. 595

    

  • Mercury Contaminated Sites: Characterization, Risk, and Remediation: Characterization, Risk, and Remediation

    L. F. Diaz

    pág. 596

    

  • Separation Methods for Waste and Environmental Applications

    L. F. Diaz

    pág. 597

    

  • Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management

    L. F. Diaz

    pág. 598

    

  • Streams and Ground Waters

    R. B. Dean

    pág. 599

    

  • Journal of Industrial Ecology

    L. F. Diaz

    págs. 600-601