Waste Management & Research

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 Waste Management & Research
 
 http://www.hbuk.co.uk/ap/journals/wm/
 (Link inactive 26 August 2004)

 http://wmr.sagepub.com/
 (Link active 26 August 2004)
 
 This online version of the print journal of the same name is published by
 Academic Press, Inc. through a program titled IDEAL (International Digital
 Electronic Access Library). Waste Management & Research is a bi-monthly
 professional publication issued under the auspices of the ISWA, the
 International Solid Wastes and Public Cleansing Association. The journal
 aims to satisfy the growing demand for essential information which is of
 practical value to those who are responsible for the management of all
 types of waste, such as municipal, industrial, chemical, and clinical. 
 
 Waste Management & Research publishes from a broad cross section of
 researchers and practitioners from academic institutions and government
 bodies, engineers, regulators, and industry. The journal publishes papers
 on all aspects of solid waste management with the main focus on the
 discussion of solutions to problems that arise primarily from municipal
 and industrial solid wastes and sludges. In particular, the scope does not
 include papers on waste water (sewage) collection and treatment. In order
 to achieve balanced coverage, special attention is given to papers that
 help to bridge the gap between academic studies and practical operational
 problems.
 
 Research Areas Include: 
      City cleansing and management of operations 
      Waste collection, treatment, and disposal 
      Magnitude and control of emissions, leachates, and other by-products 
      Effects of waste management practice on the environment, health, and
 	urban aesthetics
      New technological developments 
      Reviews of waste management practices in particular cities or
 	countries
      Comparative studies of competitive equipment 
      Corrective measures for unsatisfactory waste management practice 
      Recycling 
      Engineering and design 
      Financial aspects of resource recovery, including cases where
 	uneconomical measures have been taken to obtain social objectives
      Waste management in low-technology areas, particularly methods
 	suitable for developing countries 
      Strategic waste management planning and decision-making tools
 
 Some articles appearing in the December 1996 issue of the Journal include: 
 'Bio-Aerosol Exposure During Collection of Mixed Domestic Waste-An
 Intervention Study on Compactor Truck Design', 'Numerical Modeeling of
 Generation and Transport of Gas and Heat in Sanitary Landfills II. Model
 Application', and 'Determination of Organic Parameters in Waste and
 Leachates from the Hazardous Waste Landfill of Raindorf, Germany'. 
 
 Subscription to this electronic journal involves licensing agreements with
 academic and industrial networks or consortia of libraries and can not be
 done on a personal or even title by title basis. However, the table of
 contents and article abstracts for each issue are available online
 free-of-charge. Articles are provided to members of subscriber
 institutions in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format. 
 
 ISSN 0734-242X
 
 Editor: P.E. Rushbrook
 Email: apsubs@acad.com
 
 
 
 
 
 

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