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Loop Management of Solid Waste in Indonesia Practices, Treatments

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By: Sarwoko Mangkoedihardjo
116 pages, b/w illustrations
Loop Management of Solid Waste in Indonesia
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  • Loop Management of Solid Waste in Indonesia ISBN: 9783843366137 Paperback Oct 2010 Out of Print #193034
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Solid waste management, in addition to technical management, is prioritized in community management where urban population densities have grown to levels that induce solid waste management pressures. A reasonable fraction of municipal solid wastes can be recycled at the source or temporary disposal facilities. Composting program for solid waste management is recently intensified in many big cities of Java that promote the use of compost. There is good potential for large-scale composting that needs good compost quality: stable and mature, to improve the management of municipal solid waste. The remaining fraction of solid waste can be managed mostly through disposal in landfills. Following final disposal, biodegradable solid waste is transformed into leachate, which should be treated to prevent negative impact towards living organisms and ecosystem.

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Studied Sanitary Engineering, Environmental Sanitation and Agriculture Sciences; Experienced in solid waste management since 1984; Registered Professional Engineer by Indonesian Society of Sanitary and Environmental Engineers; Professor in Environmental Sanitation and Phytotechnology at Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology, Indonesia.
Out of Print
By: Sarwoko Mangkoedihardjo
116 pages, b/w illustrations
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