A Case study of policies for White pollution in Beijing
Mais »HANDLING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE IN CHINA
A Case study of policies for White pollution in Beijing
Mais »HANDLING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE IN CHINA
A Case study of policies for White pollution in Beijing
Mais »HANDLING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE IN CHINA
A Case study of policies for White pollution in Beijing
Mais »HANDLING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE IN CHINA
A Case study of policies for White pollution in Beijing
Mais »HANDLING THE MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE IN CHINA
A Case study of policies for White pollution in Beijing
Mais »Destino Final de Lixo em New York: NYC Mayor Opts to Ship Trash by Barge, Protect Air
July 31 By Joan Gralla NEW YORK (Reuters) New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Wednesday unveiled his fix for the city s $1 billion a year, 14,000 ton a day trash problem, saying garbage trucks will be unloaded in each of the five boroughs, and the trash will be …
Mais »A recycler fears trashing of its monopoly John Schmid – International Herald Tribune, Friday, July 12, 2002
Germany’s king of the heap: FRANKFURT As societies struggle with the mountains of garbage they produce, Germany looks like an environmentalist’s promised land. . A decade ago, this refuse-obsessed country spawned a program known as the Green Dot, or Gruener Punkt, which calls itself the world’s biggest recycling project. . …
Mais »Applying economics to natural resource management
Applying economics to natural resource management Those of you with an interest in environmental economics and market-based instruments will probably find this useful, even though the National Market-based Instruments Pilots Program does not relate explicitly to waste (and comes from Australia’s national action plan for salinity and water quality). The …
Mais »England funding initiative to boost recycling
England funding initiative to boost recycling As previously mentioned, Local Authorities all over England will receive extra funding to help recycling. A couple of days ago the Government announced the results of which councils had been successful in applications for a slice of the cake. A total of £42m this …
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