Hazardous Waste Generation and Disposal: Options for Developing Countries
G. Anandalingam, Mark Westfall
Abstract
G. Anandalingam, Mark Westfall
Abstract
The industrial harzardous waste problem is going to be explosive in developing countries as they industrialize further. This paper examines the hazardous waste problem, highlights some toxic waste types, and provides a list of industries that generate most of those wastes. Technological, economic and institutional measures that could be combined to mitigate the hazardous waste problem in developing countries are described, and recommendations for dealing with the problem are presented.
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The industrial harzardous waste problem is going to be explosive in developing countries as they industrialize further. This paper examines the hazardous waste problem, highlights some toxic waste types, and provides a list of industries that generate most of those wastes. Technological, economic and institutional measures that could be combined to mitigate the hazardous waste problem in developing countries are described, and recommendations for dealing with the problem are presented.
Key concepts: Hazardous waste, Developing country, Business, Explosive material, Waste management, Household hazardous waste, Toxic waste, Municipal solid waste