Managing the environment: the urgency of dealing with the hazardous waste problem
by Peter Van Eck, Jan F. Jonker, Hans W.A. Verwaart
International Journal of Environment and Pollution (IJEP), Vol. 6, No. 2/3, 1996

Abstract: A strategy is outlined for the development of an environmental management policy for dealing with the hazardous waste problem, especially in developing countries. The strategy consists of three elements: education, industrial and economic policy, and hazardous waste treatment and disposal. After a definition of hazardous waste the problem is defined and possible solutions are formulated. The paper ends with a set of conclusions and recommendations.

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