Minimalizace odpadu (No. 12)
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| Prvý autor: | WHO/EURO |
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| Ostatní autori: | Rok vydania: | 1996 |
| Typ publikácie: | pamflet/bro??ra |
| Kategória: | P | Kľúčové slová: | odpad | riadenie odpadu | |
| Stručný popis: | ?al?ie inform?cie : http://www.euro.who.int/housing Minimizing waste conserves resources and helps to protect the environment. Waste minimisation measures should not simply address the visible solid waste left after manufacture or use of an item, but must also address all of the resources which are consumed during those processes. While recycling can have a positive impact by diverting waste materials from treatment or disposal, strictly speaking recycling is not a waste minimisation process. Waste minimisation involves reducing to the lowest possible level the amount and the toxicity of waste being created. Methods to achieve this include changes in manufacturing procedures by industry, and changes in habits by the public. In addition, making goods which are designed to last longer, and making it possible to repair them, can delay them becoming waste. For further information you can contact: Xavier Bonnefoy, Regional Adviser Brigitte Moissonnier,Project Manager, Housing and Health Kubanychbek Monolbaev,National Officer, Urban Environment and Health Kyrgyzstan Matthias Braubach, Technical Officer, Housing and Health Nathalie R?bbel, Technical Officer, Housing and Health Nuria Aznar,Programme Assistant Mail address: WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Bonn Office Bundeshaus, G?rresstra?e 15 D-53113 Bonn, Germany Switchboard: + 49 228 209 40 Email: info@ecehbonn.euro.who.int | Kód ISBN: |