875 resultados para Solid waste management
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March 1980.
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Federal solid waste management programs contract no. 68-03-0097.
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Includes footnotes.
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"Solid waste management series (SW-4rg.1)."
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"Full technical data are being published by the National Technical Information Service ... and will be available as Appendices under the same title."
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Interim reports.
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"October, 1990."
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RIM Program grant funds assist Illinois manufacturers to increase the use of recycled materials or to improve their solid waste management practices through source reduction, waste reduction or improved product packaging.
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"Presented at the ASTSWMO 1992 National Solid Waste Forum July 20-22, 1992, Portland, OR."
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Mode of access: Internet.
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This study analyzes the process of generation and management of solid waste in the Municipality of the City of Chibuto-Mozambique, drawing on the different approaches towards allocation and the socio-environmental implications resulting from this process and waste spatial distribution. To answer these objectives a questionnaire was administered to 367 households distributed in 14 neighborhoods of the city to elicit information on how solid waste is treated and what could be its impact on public health of the residents. From this perspective, the questionnaire gasp information from immigrant residents regarding both their origin, and socio economic condition. Apart from the questionnaire, semi-structured interviews were conducted to staff working on the Sanitation Sector, Urbanization Sector of the Chibuto Municipality, including the Health Service, and Women and Social Affairs. In addition to these data collection methods, for further discussion on the subject, the researcher draw a theoretical framework grounded through literature review, as well as systematic observation of the phenomenon. Research findings revealed that the solid waste collection services provided by the Chibuto Municipality do not follow the procedures laid down in the Regulation on Solid Waste Management, which advocates environmentally safe, sustainable, and complete management of waste. First, the services use open dumps for waste management. Secondly, waste collection does not cover all citizens living in the neighborhoods governed by the municipality, due to financial, technical, and organizational reasons. More importantly, the study found that due to this failure, more than 90% of households surveyed continue to use the traditional methods on waste management which include burning, or the burial techniques. On the other hand, some citizens throw waste on the streets, a method that threatens public health because it increases cases of diseases related to sanitation problems such as (diarrhea and malaria), especially in suburban and peripheral urban areas. Concerning with the above mentioned problems which constitute a real threat to the public health, some ways are proposed for more sustainable and spatially appropriate solid waste management through recycling, waste sorting, composting, reuse, and reduction of solid waste generation.
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The problem of solid waste that involves the management, the management and the allocation of these is an issue that permeates all spheres of society, which denotes environmental implications that contribute to the discussion of the environmental crisis in progress. From this perspective, this study aims to investigate and understand the role that consortia, especially the Regional Public Waste Consortium Solid Seridó/RN have waste management, in order to observe their strengths and weaknesses in order to conclude whether they are an appropriate solution to the problem of solid waste. In studying a region that is undergoing a process of institutional organization guided in the solid waste, the focus turned into an interesting academic research point. Since this is a qualitative research, readings were taken of relevant authors to the object and the following legal frameworks, namely: the National Basic Sanitation Policy (Law nº 11.445/2007), the National Policy on Solid Waste (Law nº 12.305/2010 ) and the Law on Public Consortia (Law nº 11.107/2005). The consortium region has about 290.000 inhabitants, generated 40.000 tons of waste a year. As for the final disposal of waste, all municipalities in the region deposit their waste in the open, or in garbage dumps. In the analysis of the Consortium Seridó, a list of issues that are hindering their implementation has been identified. The demands come mainly from the political sphere, but also financial, technical and logistical. It is expected that with the realization of the Consortium by building its supporting structures (overfill Station and Landfill), a new model of solid waste management is implemented.
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rates in the Brazilian cities, which time there is an inexistent theoretical reflection about public policy statement adding the way of Urban Solid Waste (USW) and tailing integrated management plans in the majorly Brazilian cities. The unappropriated solid waste disposal and final pollution result in a strong socioenvironmental problems and material extravagancies that should be used to recycling and reusing waste material, besides bringing immense challenges for the thematic Strategy Urban and Environmental Management it considers the Sustainable City Model. Moreover, this labor projects a discussion about USW problematic through legally and environmentally point of view, including the public environmental policy and the social technologies as resolution tactics. At that time, it reports rights, scientific articles, documents and Environmental Law Doctrine on findings thematic studies, also the propose displays an interdisciplinary research methodology which combines bibliographic method - focusing theory aspects of the legally environmentally guiding principle, public policy and social technologies. Those are theorist features very important to create a Municipal Integrated Solid Waste Management Plan (PMGIRS) - modus operandi of the Federal Law n. 12.305/2010 (National Solid Waste Policy - PNRS). That policy is interesting to receive financial resources from federal government (Cities Ministry; idem, Federal Decree n. 7.404/2010 and Federal Law n. 10.257/2001) helping the preservation of the environment, regional development, generation of jobs and income (art. 6º), in addition broadening spreading’s private companies dedicated to waste management. Consequently, the PNRS contains a set of guidelines and general procedures; it should be an operation of this legal policy contextualized by Social Technologies theory (TS) into social issues, legal, economic and environmental aspects. Therefore, this research notes the possibility of public policy statement implementation over and done with the PNRS by the terms of development and sustainability in the urban space.
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Quando se fala em gestão de resíduos sólidos urbanos, normalmente, somos encaminhados para a problemática em torno dos recursos necessários efetivos e respetiva forma de relacionamento, com especial destaque para os colaboradores e equipamentos de deposição e recolha. Contudo, por detrás desta atividade diária, existe um conjunto de variáveis que ajudam a percecionar, a perceber, a enquadrar, a aceitar e a promover as ações que justifiquem as decisões tomadas por quem de direito. Estas, apesar de terem um forte impacto na eficácia desejada, do ponto de vista do suporte e da avaliação, pouco se reconhecem, com este papel. De todas as que se podem aferir, destaca-se neste texto, as referentes às questões legais (europeias e nacionais), tais como as diretivas comunitárias e decretos-lei; as de natureza técnica, que nos levam às ferramentas de gestão que combinam dados alfanuméricos e georreferenciados e as de natureza institucional, fazendo-se referência (hierarquicamente falando), aos organismos envolvidos no processo e as suas funções, que vão desde a avaliação à comunicação. Apesar de uma abordagem meramente teórica, ela é a base que congrega as razões e as indicações, os instrumentos e os indicadores de suporte, que permitem a posteriori a análise aos resultados atingidos e suas implicações, na sociedade e nas instituições responsáveis pela gestão dos resíduos sólidos urbanos.
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Quando se fala em gestão de resíduos sólidos urbanos, normalmente, somos encaminhados para a problemática em torno dos recursos necessários efetivos e respetiva forma de relacionamento, com especial destaque para os colaboradores e equipamentos de deposição e recolha. Contudo, por detrás desta atividade diária, existe um conjunto de variáveis que ajudam a percecionar, a perceber, a enquadrar, a aceitar e a promover as ações que justifiquem as decisões tomadas por quem de direito. Estas, apesar de terem um forte impacto na eficácia desejada, do ponto de vista do suporte e da avaliação, pouco se reconhecem, com este papel. De todas as que se podem aferir, destaca-se neste texto, as referentes às questões legais (europeias e nacionais), tais como as diretivas comunitárias e decretos-lei; as de natureza técnica, que nos levam às ferramentas de gestão que combinam dados alfanuméricos e georreferenciados e as de natureza institucional, fazendo-se referência (hierarquicamente falando), aos organismos envolvidos no processo e as suas funções, que vão desde a avaliação à comunicação. Apesar de uma abordagem meramente teórica, ela é a base que congrega as razões e as indicações, os instrumentos e os indicadores de suporte, que permitem a posteriori a análise aos resultados atingidos e suas implicações, na sociedade e nas instituições responsáveis pela gestão dos resíduos sólidos urbanos.