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Household waste compositional analysis variation from insular communities in the framework of waste prevention strategy plans

Author(s)
Zorpas, Antonis 
Lasaridi K.
Voukkali I.
Loizia P.
Chroni C.
ISBN
0956053X
Date Issued
2015
Page Start
3
Page End
11
DOI
10.1016/j.wasman.2015.01.030
Faculty
Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences 
Abstract
Waste management planning requires reliable data regarding waste generation, affecting factors on waste generation and forecasts of waste quantities based on facts. In order to decrease the environmental impacts of waste management the choice of prevention plan as well as the treatment method must be based on the features of the waste that are produced in a specific area. Factors such as culture, economic development, climate, and energy sources have an impact on waste composition; composition influences the need of collecting waste more or less frequently of waste collection and disposition. The research question was to discover the main barriers concerning the compositional analysis in Insular Communities under warm climate conditions and the findings from this study enabled the main contents of a waste management plan to be established. These included advice to residents on waste minimisation, liaison with stakeholders and the expansion of kerbside recycling schemes. � 2015 Elsevier Ltd.
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd
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