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Life cycle sustainability assessment of municipal waste management systems

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  • Schluchter Wolf

    (Brandenburg University of Technology in Cottbus - Germany, Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Pr ocess Engineering, Chair of Environmental Issues in Social Sciences)

  • Rybaczewska- Błażejowska Magdalena

    (Kielce University of Technology, Faculty of Management and Computer Modelling, Chair of Production Engineering)

Abstract

Ocena cyklu życia w gospodarce odpadami komunalnymi Kluczowym elementem wszystkich systemów gospodarki odpadami, który warunkuje dalsze zagospodarowanie odpadów jest etap zbiórki, transportu i segregacji tychże odpadów. Istnieje szerokie spektrum możliwości realizacji tego zadania - począwszy od selektywnej zbiórki u źródła i bardzo ograniczonego dalszego sortowania (uzdatniania) a skończywszy na zbiórce odpadów w formie zmieszanej, które następnie poddawane są kompleksowemu sortowaniu i doczyszczaniu. Mając na uwadze fakt, iż każde z alternatywnych rozwiązań systemu zbiórki - transportu - sortowania odpadów komunalnych wymaga odmiennego podejścia, przy ocenie najbardziej zrównoważonego rozwiązania wiele czynników musi być brane pod uwagę. By pomóc praktykom (na przykład władzom lokalnym) w tym trudnym zadaniu, autorzy niniejszego artykułu określili środowiskowe, ekonomiczne i społeczne kryteria, które powinny być brane pod uwagę podczas projektowania zintegrowanych systemów gospodarki odpadami. Należy wśród nich wymienić efektywność środowiskową (w tym ochronę zasobów naturalnych i zapobieganie zanieczyszczeniom), przystępność ekonomiczną oraz akceptowalność społeczną. Artykuł prezentuje wybrane wyniki badań autorów poświęcone „Zastosowaniu oceny cyklu życia w zintegrowanej gospodarce odpadami komunalnymi” finansowane przez DAAD (Niemiecka Centrala Wymiany Akademickiej).

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  • Schluchter Wolf & Rybaczewska- Błażejowska Magdalena, 2012. "Life cycle sustainability assessment of municipal waste management systems," Management, Sciendo, vol. 16(2), pages 361-372, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:vrs:manmen:v:16:y:2012:i:2:p:361-372:n:22
    DOI: 10.2478/v10286-012-0072-y
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