Abasement cost curves: a viable management tool for enabling the achievement of win-win waste reduction strategies?

Article Abstract:

The viability of using the abatement cost curve method as a management tool to enable the achievement of a 'win-win" state is investigated. Copper pollution in the Humber Estuary is used as a case study, and the abatement cost curve methodology proves to be a valuable tool in identifying barriers to achieving the win-win state and also in providing future direction for the waste management strategy.

Cost Accounting, Economics, Economic theory

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Metals in vineyard soils of the Penedes area (NE Spain) after compost application

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A study is conducted in Spanish vineyards to examine the negative effects of using organic wastes, which contains metal content that may spoil vineyard soil.

Analysis, Influence, Soil pollution, Organic wastes

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Evaluation of municipal wastewater treatment plants with different technologies at Las Rozas, Madrid (Spain)

Article Abstract:

Removal efficiency of small scale waste water municipal wastewater treatment plants using different technologies is analyzed.

Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Service industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, Municipal Water Treat Equip, Evaluation, Municipal water treatment equipment

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