International
Series: Wastes Management ; October 2004, 24-35(11)Publication details: 2004Subject(s): Summary: Series of articles on international waste markets. "Global markets" asks which UK waste management companies are taking advantage of the potential available in global markets. "Out with the old..." looks at vacuum refuse collection systems in Seville, Spain. "Waste management forges ahead in Ireland" examines how Ireland has produced new regulations to deal with its major waste problem. "ISWA's gone to Iceland" provides an overview of Iceland's waste operations. "Landfill eliminated" describes how Israel has almost eliminated waste sent to landfill in Tel Aviv. "Cooking Brazil" looks at how one Brazilian company spotted an opportunity in the US for providing a household commodity - charcoal briquettes - in Brazil. The final article "On top of the world" looks at the work of a Nepalese student working to improve problems with landfill in Nepal.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | ABS68484 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 127909-1001 |
Series of articles on international waste markets. "Global markets" asks which UK waste management companies are taking advantage of the potential available in global markets. "Out with the old..." looks at vacuum refuse collection systems in Seville, Spain. "Waste management forges ahead in Ireland" examines how Ireland has produced new regulations to deal with its major waste problem. "ISWA's gone to Iceland" provides an overview of Iceland's waste operations. "Landfill eliminated" describes how Israel has almost eliminated waste sent to landfill in Tel Aviv. "Cooking Brazil" looks at how one Brazilian company spotted an opportunity in the US for providing a household commodity - charcoal briquettes - in Brazil. The final article "On top of the world" looks at the work of a Nepalese student working to improve problems with landfill in Nepal.