Waste Management: Regulation, Organization, Implementation by Thomas Rogaume Synopsis This book, designed for current and future leaders and decision makers, presents a panoramic view of the management of all waste. After a description of the different types of waste, the book examines the environmental and health impact. Then it describes the regulations and shows how they impact on management methods. All categories of waste are studied, with particular attention being paid to packaging. In a second part, the book becomes more practical. It presents the different branches of collecting, transporting and processing, and also specific types of waste that are covered by special regulations. It concludes by defining criteria for selection processes, and the stages of establishing a policy for waste management.

Review 1 Another useful book on waste management and recycling from a French perspective, comprehensive and concise if a little dry in places. All types of waste are discussed, including hazardous waste. (Posted by Skip Hire)

Review 2 Will the future leaders read this book and implement a creative strategy of waste management? I doubt it! (Posted by rusticwarrior)