Titlebook: Recycling, International Trade and the Environment; An Empirical Analysi Pieter J. H. Beukering Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media D

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Trade and recycling of used truck tyres in Western and Eastern Europese environmental pressure in many ways, in different stages of the life cycle of tyres, including production, consumption, and solid waste management (SWM). The production stage is important because the tyre industry is the world’s largest consumer of natural and synthetic rubber. The consumption st

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Valuation of externalitiescling sometimes lead to opposite conclusions. Leach et al. (1998) found that in the United Kingdom incineration of waste paper is environmentally preferred to recycling. Ackerman (1998) discuss an aluminium recovery scheme in Wisconsin in which the environmental damage of the collection exceeds the benefits of recycling.

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Recycling and trade in waste plastics in China informal waste management sectors as well as the plastics recycling industry. The Chinese recycling sector can control the burden of solid waste by expanding the market for recovered materials, thereby narrowing the gap between the demand and supply of plastics resources. Trade plays an important role in this endeavour.

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Models of international recyclingis ignored. This is inconsistent with the current trend of the increasing importance of international trade in recycling-related material flows. Therefore, there is a need for an international material-product chain (MPC) that allows for international interaction between various stages in the life cycle.

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