Titlebook: Sustainable Solid Waste Management in the Southern Black Sea Region; Bhaskar Nath Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000

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Book 2000aging their solid waste, with increasinglyserious implications for public health and quality of life, as well asthe wider socio-economic development of the region. Hitherto, nocomprehensive, systematic study of the problem seems to have beenconducted, to determine the underlying causes and suggestin

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Some Issues Of Intragenerational And Intergenerational Equity And Measurement Of Sustainable Developth’s biogeochemical cycling and resources which provide the life-support systems that make life on earth possible, the causes and effects of most (and possibly all) antlrropogenic activities are interrelated in complex ways that are sometimes difficult to disentangle. Thus, in any serious discussion

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Solid Waste Priority Projects For The Sustainable Development Of South-East Bulgariatal problems that are thwarting the region’s sustainable development. Given the concentration of industrial concerns in the region and its inadequate municipal infrastructure, it is clear that determined efforts and high capital investment are needed to deal with its serious and growing environmenta

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Sustainable Solid Waste Management In The Former Yougoslav Republic Of Macedonia: A Nato Initiativehe Scientific & Environmental Affairs Division of the North Atlantic Treaty Organi sation (NATO), is described in this paper..Discussion begins with the genesis of the project and a review of the current status of solid waste management in the FYROM with regard to policies, practices and legislation

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Municipal Investment Strategies And National Policies In The Process Of Accession To The European Unon of the service and the construction of modem sanitary landfills. By contrast, traditional services are local, with even small settlements having their own service organisation and dumps. Most of Bulgaria, excluding the major cities where the service is often privately managed, still conforms to t