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Chapter 1 : From Makers to Breakers : A New Dimension in Worldwide Waste Management

Part I : Global and International Commitments
Chapter 2 : Two Cases of Solid Waste Management, Both Supported by Eu Financing, for Two Countries, with Different Stages of Development
Chapter 3 : Ecological Balance of Silicon Using Rice Hull Ash in Agriculture

Part II : European Waste Directives and Priorities
Chapter 4 : European Waste Management Drivers Towards a Sustainable Europe and How scotland Can Influence the Agenda
Chapter 5 : Effects of Eu Waste Directives on the UK Construction Industry
Chapter 6 : The Landfill Directive – Implementation Issues (The Missing Link)
Chapter 7 : Cement and Micro Silica Based Immobilisation of Different Flue Gas Cleaning Residues from MSW Incineration
Chapter 8 : The Challenge for Glass Recycling
Chapter 9 : Producer Responsibility in the EC

Part III : National Government Policy
Chapter 10 : Present Waste Management in the Japanese Construction Industry
Chapter 11 : Waste Policy in Wales : The Case of Construction and Demolition
Chapter 12 : Waste Minimisation in Austria : An Overview on the Present Situation and Potentials for Improvement
Chapter 13 : Waste Generation Issues in Petroleum Producing Communities in Nigeria
Chapter 14 : Waste and Resource Strategies in Switzerland
Chapter 15 : An Integrated Approach to Market Development for Glass Cullet
Chapter 16 : Assisting the Maltese Workforce Deal with the Challenges of Sustainable Development
Chapter 17 : Coal and Clean Coal Byproducts Research and Utilization in China
Chapter 18 : UK Waste and Resources Management Research and Development : The Quest for Co-Ordination, Integration and Focus

Part IV : Local Government Policy
Chapter 19 : Householders as a Means of Instigating Change in Waste Management Practices
Chapter 20 : The Waste Prevention Strategy in Helsinki Metropolitan Area Council (YTV) Finland
Chapter 21 : Full-Scale Demonstration of Sustainable and Cost Effective On-Site Leachate Management by Willow Short Rotation Coppice
Chapter 22 : Mechanical Biological Pretreatment of Residual Waste in Austria
Chapter 23 : Government Targets Versus Public Participation : Bridging the Gap
Chapter 24 : Composting Industry Situation in Turkey and Eu States

Part V : Assessing Environmental Impact
Chapter 25 : Getting Waste Wise : Reforming Production and Taming Consumption
Chapter 26 : Waste Minimization in Mineral and Rocks Exploitation by Integrated Management and Production of Value Added Materials
Chapter 27 : The Use of Gis for Optimising Waste Collection
Chapter 28 : Sustainable Waste Management in the Catalan Wine Industry
Chapter 29 : An Alternative to Furnance Recycling in the Reuse of Aluminium Wastes
Chapter 30 : Trace Metal Biomagnification in a Soil-Plantarthropod System : A Problem for the Agricultural Recycling of Sewage Sludge?
Chapter 31 : Industrial Ecology Using an Integrated CP-EMS Model for Sustainable Development
Chapter 32 : Excavation of Cover Material from Old Landfills
Chapter 33 : Potential Contribution of Combustible Domestic Waste to the Energy Supply of Lithuania
Chapter 34 : LCIs for Newspaper with Different Waste Management Options – Case Helsinki Metropolitan Area
Chapter 35 : Responsible Approach to the Recycling of By-Product Wastes into Commercial Clayware
Chapter 36 : Characterisation and Leachability of Sewage Sludge Ash
Chapter 37 : Increasing Sustainability of the Franchise Solid Waste Management System in a Low-Income Neighbourhood in Lahore, Pakistan
Chapter 38 : Use of Recycled Concrete Aggregate in Concrete Pavement Construction : A Case Study
Chapter 39 : Towards Zero : Smart Thinking for Waste Elimination
Chapter 40 : Are You Sitting Comfortably? if so it's Time to Wake Up!
Chapter 41 : A Review of Solidification/Stabilisation Technology and its Industrial Application in the UK

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