Waste management practices : municipal, hazardous, and industrial / John Pichtel
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TextoDetalles de publicación: Boca Raton : Taylor & Francis, 2005 Descripción: 659 p. : il. ; 27 cmISBN: 978-0-8493-3525-9Tema(s): Residuos urbanos -- GestiónResumen: Waste Management Practices: Hazardous, Municipal, and Industrial addresses the integration of technical information, such as chemistry, microbiology, and engineering, providing current regulations for professionals involved in the management of several categories of wastes. It presents examples of the design and operation of different landfills as directed by requirements of US federal regulations. It also offers discussion of chemical transformation of landfill wastes and potential environmental impacts from possible waste releases. It includes descriptions of proactive steps to capture and treat liquid and gaseous residues.
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Waste Management Practices: Hazardous, Municipal, and Industrial addresses the integration of technical information, such as chemistry, microbiology, and engineering, providing current regulations for professionals involved in the management of several categories of wastes. It presents examples of the design and operation of different landfills as directed by requirements of US federal regulations. It also offers discussion of chemical transformation of landfill wastes and potential environmental impacts from possible waste releases. It includes descriptions of proactive steps to capture and treat liquid and gaseous residues.
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