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Sustainable Solid Waste Management in the Southern Black Sea Region

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  • © 2000

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Editors:
  1. Bhaskar Nath

    1. European Centre for Pollution Research, London, UK

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Part of the book series: NATO Science Partnership Subseries: 2 (ASEN2, volume 75)

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Table of contents (26 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xv
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  2. The key-note papers (refereed)

    1. Some Issues Of Intragenerational And Intergenerational Equity And Measurement Of Sustainable Development

      • Bhaskar Nath
      Pages 1-26

    2. Regional Planning And Economic Sustainability Issues Of Municipal Swm: Experience From Greece Relevant To The Black-Sea Countries

      • Christos D. Panagiotakopoulos, Dem. C. Panagiotakopoulos
      Pages 27-46

    3. Solid Waste Management In Developing Countries — A Case Study Of Turkey

      • Günay Kocasoy
      Pages 47-68

    4. Solid Waste Priority Projects For The Sustainable Development Of South-East Bulgaria

      • Yontcho Pelovski, Stoyan K. Stoyanov, Nikolay Kozarev
      Pages 69-80

    5. Sustainable Solid Waste Management In The Former Yougoslav Republic Of Macedonia: A Nato Initiative

      • Bhaskar Nath, Lubka Marinova
      Pages 81-102

    6. The National Waste Management Programme Of Bulgaria

      • Martin Dishovski, Dimitar Vergiev, Michail Staynov
      Pages 103-112

    7. The Sustainable Landfill Bioreactor — A Flexible Approach To Solid Waste Management

      • William Powrie, John P. Robinson
      Pages 113-140

    8. Materials Recycling — Strategic Management And Conditions For Economic Viability

      • Bernard De Caevel, Alfons Buekens
      Pages 141-156

  3. The other refereed papers

    1. Municipal Investment Strategies And National Policies In The Process Of Accession To The European Union: Impressions From Bulgaria

      • Paul Dax, Plamena Borisova
      Pages 157-170

    2. Monitoring Of Waste In Bulgaria For Sustainable Waste Management

      • Nadya Boneva, Keti Iankova, Ekaterina Kulisheva, Siyka Terzieva
      Pages 171-180

    3. Thiourea Leaching Of Gold-Bearing Mine Wastes From The Madjarovo Processing Plant In The South East Of Bulgaria

      • Stoyan Gaydardjiev
      Pages 181-188

    4. A Pilot-Scale Passive System for the Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage

      • Stoyan N. Groudev, Plamen S. Georgiev, Irena I. Spasova, Anatoli T. Angelov, Kostas Komnitsas
      Pages 189-194

    5. Treatment Of Solid Waste Generated From The Manufacture Of Polyacrylonitrile Fibres

      • Ekaterina I. Terlemesian, Stoyan K. Stoyanov
      Pages 195-206

    6. Sustainable Solid Waste Management In Turkey

      • ÇaÄŸla GüresÄ°nlÄ°
      Pages 207-218

    7. Solid Waste Management On The Black Sea Coast Of Turkey

      • Ertugrul Erdin, Sevgi Tokgöz
      Pages 219-226

    8. Separation, Collection And Transportation Of Municipal Solid Waste — A Case Study In Turkey

      • Fadime Taner, Bülent Halisdemir, Emrah Odabaşý
      Pages 227-234

    9. Solid Waste Management Efforts In Turkey — Regional Solid Waste Management In Adana-Mersin

      • Hunay Evliya
      Pages 235-248

    10. A Sustainable Solid Waste Management Scheme Proposed Along The Coastal Zone Of Antalya

      • Bülent Topkaya, Bahar KalkanoÄŸlu
      Pages 249-256

    11. On The Statistical Probablistic Modelling Of The Diffusion Of Fine Solid Materials

      • Oleg Makarynskyy, Dina Makarynska
      Pages 257-270
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About this book

For historical and socio-economic reasons, the countries of the southern Black Sea region are facing mounting and apparently intractable problems in managing their solid waste, with increasingly serious implications for public health and quality of life, as well as the wider socio-economic development of the region. Hitherto, no comprehensive, systematic study of the problem seems to have been conducted, to determine the underlying causes and suggesting how it might be alleviated in socially and economically viable ways, aiming at sustainability.
The present book analyzes the causes of the poor state of solid waste management in the region, identifying feasible modalities with which at least a degree of sustainability could be achieved in the management of the region's solid waste.
Readership: Environmental managers, scientists, planners, policy makers, technical and investment consultants, businesses and other enterprises and institutions concerned with sustainable solid waste management in the region.

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  • European Centre for Pollution Research, London, UK

    Bhaskar Nath

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