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Waste
Management is an international journal
devoted to the presentation and discussion
of information on the generation, prevention,
characterization, monitoring, treatment,
handling, reuse, and ultimate residual
disposition of solid wastes, both in
industrialized and in economically developing
countries. The journal addresses various
types of solid wastes, including municipal
(e.g., residential, institutional, commercial,
light industrial), agricultural, and
special (e.g., C&D, health care,
household hazardous wastes, sewage sludge).
Editorial activities for the journal
are managed from CalRecovery's office.
Editor-in-Chief
Luis
F. Diaz, CalRecovery, Inc., USA
Associate Editors
Morton
Barlaz, North Carolina State University,
USA
Andy Fourie, University of the Witwatersrand,
South Africa
Mark Milke, University of Canterbury,
New Zealand
Chi S. Poon, The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University, Hong Kong
Hans van der Sloot, Energy Research
Centre of the Netherlands, The Netherlands
Managing
Editor
Linda
L. Eggerth, CalRecovery, Inc., USA
Editorial
Board
Dr.
J.M. Baldasano, Universitat Politècnica
de Catalunya, Spain
Prof. W. Bidlingmaier, Bauhaus-University
Weimar, Germany
Prof. B. Bilitewski, Technische Universitat
Dresden, Germany
Dr. J.E. Bogner, Landfills +, Inc.,
USA
Prof. O. Cermak, Slovak University
of Technology, Slovakia
Dr. C. Cheeseman, Imperial College
of Science, Technology & Medicine,
United Kingdom
Dr. M. de Bertoldi, Udine University,
Italy
J.J.J.M. Goumans, ISCOWA, The Netherlands
Prof. J.P. Gourc, Université
Joseph Fourier, France
Prof. P. Grathwohl, University of
Tübingen, Germany
Dr. S. Hancock, URS, Austraila
Dr . G. Ho, Murdoch University, Australia
Prof. D.S. Kosson, Vanderbilt University,
USA
Dr . J.J. Lee, Chonnam National University,
Korea
Mr. C. Martinez, Instituto para la
Sostenabilidad de los Recursos, Spain
Assoc. Prof. T. Matsuto, Hokkaido
University, Japan
Dr. M. Milke, University of Canterbury,
New Zealand
Prof. M. Pelino, University of L'Aquila,
Italy
Prof. D.R. Reinhart, University of
Central Florida, USA
Dr . T.L. Richard, Pennsylvania State
University, USA
Dr. R K. Rowe, Queen's University,
Canada
Dr. K. Sakurai, University of Okinawa,
Japan
Dr. S. Salhofer, Universitaet für
Bodenkultur Wien, Austria
Mr. G.M. Savage, CalRecovery, Inc.,
USA
Dr. A. Savino, Republic of Argentina
Dr. A.V. Shekdar, Okayama University,
Japan
Prof. E.I. Stentiford, University
of Leeds, United Kingdom
Prof. G. Vogel, Vienna University
of Economics & Business Administration,
Austria
Dr. E. Worrell, Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory, USA
Manuscripts
may be submitted to:
Linda
Eggerth, Managing Editor
Waste Management Journal
c /o CalRecovery, Inc.
2454 Stanwell Drive
Concord, CA 94520 USA
WM@CalRecovery.com
Instructions
to Authors can be found on the journal's
homepage at:
www.elsevier.com/locate/wasman
Scope of journal:Waste Management is
designed for scientists, engineers,
and managers, regardless of their discipline,
who are involved in scientific, technical
and other issues related to solid waste
management. Emphasis is placed on integrated
approaches. These approaches require
the blending of technical and non-technical
factors. Although the dissemination
and application of innovative technical
information is extremely important,
the implementation of sustainable waste
management practices also requires a
thorough understanding of the pertinent
legal, social, economic, and regulatory
issues involved.
The journal strives to present a mix
of subject matter that will best serve
to help the reader understand the breadth
of issues related to solid waste management.
The following are some of the major
areas in which papers are solicited
(further information is provided on
the journal's website):
- Generation
and characterization
- Minimization
- Recycling
and reuse
- Storage,
collection, transport, and transfer
- Treatment
(mechanical, biological, chemical,
thermal, other)
- Landfill
disposal (including design, monitoring,
remediation of old sites)
- Environmental
considerations
- Financial
and marketing aspects
- Policy
and regulations
- Education
and training
- Planning
and implementation
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