PPT-Integrated Solid Waste Management

Kutaisi Accompanying Technical Training 5th Training Municipal Waste Management Planning Basic options decisions for collection and container. Barbara J. Lucks. City of Springfield. Department of Environmental Services. What, Why and How?. August, 1986 . – . Voters defeated incinerator . June, 1988 . – . Citizen Solid Waste Task Force appointed. . INTRODUCTION. . . During the course of history, human activities for survival like consumption and production often linked to solid waste. Solid wastes are the material that arises from various human and economic activities, which tend to increase with sophisticated living standard and changing consumption pattern. It has been produce since the beginning of civilization. Any useless, unwanted, or discarded material that is not liquid or gas can be call solid waste example of mixture of substances including fine dust, cinder, metal, glass, paper and cardboard, textiles, and plastic characterize as solid waste. the links between urban waste management, sanitation and energy. Issues and challenges. Global trend . –. rapid increase . in. volumes . and. changing characteristics . of. municipal solid waste. 13.1. Introduction. SOLID WASTE. Definition. Categories. Examples. Municipal solid waste (MSW). 70 . % of MSW (valuable material such as glass, metal, and paper) could be recycled, however, only one-third of it was recycled in 2010, the rest was either incinerated or landfilled. . Change Implementation Update. Changes. Every.  home . can have curbside . recycling pickup.. Every home will have weekly bagged . yard waste pick up. . Beautification efforts (recycling, lard yard . Anupama.A. IISem. . M.Sc. Microbiology. Guided By. Dr. . M.K.Sateesh. Professor. Department of Microbiology. Bangalore University. Waste is . heterogenous. mass generated . . by human and animal activities.. Solid waste. any unwanted or discarded material that is not liquid or gas. US…………... 4% of world population produces 33% of solid waste. 11 billions /year, 44,000 tons/person. 98.5% is from mining - oil and natural gas production, agriculture,industry. 19.2 Reducing Solid Waste. 19.3 Hazardous Waste. p. . 480-503. 1. Key Terms. Solid waste. Biodegradable. Municipal solid waste. Landfill. Leachate. Source reduction. Recycling. Compost. Hazardous waste. Commercial. Institutional. Construction and demolition. Municipal services. Treatment plant sites. Industrial. Agricultural. Biomedical waste. Municipal solid waste (MSW) . Industrial solid waste . Hospital waste. . Webinar Training. . March 5, 2014. Regulations for the Development of Solid Waste Management Plans. 9 VAC 20-130-10 et seq.. Solid Waste Management Plans – Components, Amendments & 5-Year required Updates. Friedland. and . Relyea. Environmental Science for AP. ®. , second edition . © 2015 . W.H. Freeman and Company/BFW . AP. ® . is a trademark registered and/or owned by the College . Board. ®. , . Smart Waste Management Market report published by Value Market Research provides a detailed market analysis comprising of market size, share, value, growth and trends for the period 2018-2025. Secondary Cities of Rwanda -Muhanga HuyeSituation assessment and potential intervention areas Acknowledgement This report is an integrated result of initial assessment and study on solid waste manage Vol 4No 11November 2014149Nature and Management of Solid Waste in KaruNasarawa State NigeriaAnyanwuN CDepartment of GeographyAhmadu Bello University ZariaNigeriaDr Adefila J OSenior LecturerDepartment